Scooter Lee - I'm Gonna Love You Forever

A native of New Orleans artist not only provides perfect food for dance-willing, it also presents regularly great country music albums. Since 1994 they put down with 'Honky Tonk Twist' a highly acclaimed debut, Scooter Lee is one of the most reliable guarantors of the indigenous, thoroughly honest country sound.'I'm Gonna Love You Forever' was recorded in Nashville's Sound Emporium Studios, produced by veteran Rodney Mills, and has everything timelessly good Country (rock) needs: great songs, great musicians and - when Lee goes without saying - a great voice. Powerful and dynamic, the energy bundle sings through a 13-song-strong repertoire. In addition to classics such as' Hello Walls' (Willie Nelson) and "Take These Chains' (Hank Williams) shows Lee that she also has a happy knack songwriter.With titles such as the anthemic pop 'This Is My Country, This Is My Flag' and the soulful ballad 'I'm Gonna Love You Forever' it divides the songwriting credits with hit-writers like Jo Thompson Szymanski. The peppy rocking and swinging 'Old School Bop' she wrote completely alone. Here she shows that she has the perfect large disposable one of country, blues and rock 'n' roll on it.Other highlights it ignites with their versions of the Lyle Lovett song 'Why I Do not Know' and the Lee Roy Parnell-Country Feger 'Country Down To My Soul'. Nashville's top studio musicians such as drummer Lonnie Wilson, steel guitar ace Paul Franklin and guitarist John Wills, while running on top form.