(L-R): MCA’s Mike Haris and Rob Femia, Larry Fitzgerald, Vince Gill, MCA’s Katie McCartney and Stephanie Wright /// Photograph Credit score: Chris Hollo
MCA has introduced that nation music legend Vince Gill has signed a lifetime report take care of the label, cementing a long time of partnership and collaboration. As a part of this pioneering settlement, Vince will launch an EP that includes new music each month for the subsequent 12 months.
The sequence, titled 50 Years From House, will showcase Vince’s artistry by way of a mix of latest music and punctiliously chosen catalog tracks that complement every EP’s theme. The primary EP, 50 Years From House: I Gave You Every thing I Had, is ready for launch on October 17 and can embrace the just lately double platinum-certified hit, “Go Rest High on That Mountain.”
“Vince has been a major part of the MCA family for decades,” stated Mike Harris, President & CEO of the label. “This lifetime agreement reflects our unwavering commitment to supporting his artistic vision and providing him artistic freedom while ensuring his legacy continues to grow.”
“I’m feeling the most creative I’ve ever felt in my career these last few years,” shared Vince Gill. “I’ve collected a treasure trove of songs and with my friends and partners at MCA we’ve come up with a way to release all this new music. It’s a partnership that’s lasted 36 years and I’m grateful for it.”
Vince’s longtime supervisor Larry Fitzgerald added, “MCA Records has been Vince’s home since early in his career, and now he knows their partnership will endure into the future. Vince’s fans wanting his music won’t have to look any further than MCA to find it. My relationship with Vince began 41 years ago and I’m thrilled to stand with him at this important moment.”
It was simply two months in the past that the aforementioned double platinum-certified “Go Rest High on That Mountain” celebrated its thirtieth anniversary. To assist honor the music’s big day and important charting achievement, Gill unveiled an prolonged model of the music that features a new verse. In updating the recording, Gill used all the unique tracks including solely his vocals for the brand new verse. “The last thirty years I’ve always felt like something was missing from this song,” Gill defined just lately. “With this new third verse I finally feel like the song is complete.”
Store for Vince Gill’s music on vinyl or CD now.
