Alecia Nugent

Alecia Nugent

Genres: bluegrass, country, americana, female bluegrass vocalist, female vocalists

About Alecia Nugent

She would later combine it with a traditional country style, but Alecia Nugent grew up surrounded by traditional bluegrass music. Her father started the Southland Bluegrass Band the year Nugent was born, and when she was old enough she joined the band and sang lead on Holly Dunn's hit, "Daddy's Hands." She was the band's lead vocalist by her late teens, adding some of the gutsy style of her favorite singer, Reba McEntire. By the end of the '90s she had built a loyal following in and around her home state of Louisiana. Bluegrass promoter Johnny Stringer was one of her fans and eventually got Nugent in touch with Rounder Records through his friend and Grand Ole Opry announcer Eddie Stubbs. Rounder signed Nugent and released her self-titled debut in early 2004. A Little Girl...A Big Four-Lane appeared two years later. A Little Girl…A Big Four Lane opens in high and hard bluegrass gear with a kick-out-the-lights take on Larry Cordle and Leslie Satcher’s “Too Good to Be True.” Whether navigating a knee-buckling ballad like her duet with the soulful Bradley Walker on “When it Comes Down to Us (It’s All Up to You)” or a white-knuckling free-for-all like “Breaking New Ground,” she misses nary a step.

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Alecia Nugent — Top 16 songs

Artist Song title Like / Dislike
Alecia Nugent I Cried All the Way to Kentucky
Alecia Nugent Wreckin' The Train
Alecia Nugent Letter from Home
Alecia Nugent Oh Beutiful Star
Alecia Nugent Tell Fort Worth I Said Hello
Alecia Nugent Where His Wheels Left The Road
Alecia Nugent Meet Me In Heaven Someday
Alecia Nugent 6 The Other Woman
Alecia Nugent Just Another Alice
Alecia Nugent Nugent Family Band
Alecia Nugent Wreckin' the Train
Alecia Nugent They Don't Make 'Em Like Daddy Anymore
Alecia Nugent They Don't Make 'em Like My Daddy
Alecia Nugent Too Good to Be True
Alecia Nugent The Nugent Family Band
Alecia Nugent When It Comes Down to Us (It's All Up to You) (With Bradley Walker)
I Cried All the Way to Kentucky
Wreckin' The Train
Letter from Home
Oh Beutiful Star
Tell Fort Worth I Said Hello
Where His Wheels Left The Road
Meet Me In Heaven Someday
6 The Other Woman
Just Another Alice
Nugent Family Band
Wreckin' the Train
They Don't Make 'Em Like Daddy Anymore
They Don't Make 'em Like My Daddy
Too Good to Be True
The Nugent Family Band
When It Comes Down to Us (It's All Up to You) (With Bradley Walker)