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...With Gretchen Wilson's debut album, the 4 million-selling Here for the Party, the world learned that she's a Redneck Woman. What will we find out when she releases her follow-up, All Jacked Up, on Sept. 27? "That I have a lot more control of my music," says Wilson, laughing. "Like all new artists, I had to make compromises on the first one. A couple of songs weren't totally...
...words in glowing reviews, whined to his label about a lack of promotion, suggested that magazines pay to put him on their cover (in case you're wondering: uh, no) and, most famously, walked out of the American Music Awards when he lost Best New Artist to country singer Gretchen Wilson ("I was the best new artist this year, so get that other bull____ out of here"), a gesture made even more obnoxious by the fact that Wilson was as much a rebel in her field as West was in his (see page 66). In all, he acted with...
...Washington State University in 1963 and later taught fencing and tennis. Lang had visited Deak-Perera offices before, claiming that she was an owner of the company and that Deak owed her money. The firm denies that either statement is true. The woman had apparently exhibited bizarre behavior previously. Gretchen Collins, former food-service manager at the student union of the University of Washington in Seattle, said that last November Lang threatened to "get a gun and execute" her after a dispute over French fries. Collins says Lang claimed that the student union was her home and that its employees...
...think the way our boat was able to rebound after a disappointing performance at Sprints really shows the persistence and spirit of our team,” senior stroke Gretchen Weingarth said. “The highs and lows of the season made the whole season very rewarding...
...famously conservative executives on Nashville's Music Row. It was Rich, along with partner Big Kenny Alphin, who came up with the Mafia acronym (Musically Artistic Friends in Alliance) and slogan ("Music without prejudice") and showed the group members how to turn their individuality into hits, co-writing Gretchen Wilson's underclass anthem Redneck Woman and the winningly lewd Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy) for his own duo, Big & Rich. Now Rich is putting his skills behind an act that tweaks Nashville's two greatest taboos--race and musical tradition--and he can barely contain himself. "Cowboy Troy...