We're going to take the audience on a journey where they get to know me, (guitarist) Dave (Haywood) and (co-vocalist) Charles (Kelley) a little better," she says. Lady Antebellum is already at work on a third album while on tour. "It has its place, and I'm proud of the album." "It was very green, but fresh-feeling," Scott says. Through all that, she says, their debut was representative of where they were at that time in their friendships. This is one of my favorite works by him called Never Alone(featuring Lady Antebellum) I had the honnor to sing this at different occasions including both G. "We were getting to know each other and becoming better friends and stumbling our way through the first album." "We met in May 2006 and started the band in August and started writing, and the album was out in April 2008," she says. "We write from our own experience."īefore Lady Antebellum's quick rise to fame, Scott says, the members were still getting comfortable with one another when recording their first album. "Hello World" and "Our Kind of Love" are other songs on "Need You Now" that elicit similarly strong emotions. "We really wanted to be the pages in people's diaries that they were afraid to write." 'It's a quarter after 1, I'm a little drunk and I need you now,' " she says. "The lyrics, as simple as they are, are really honest. She cites the title track "Need You Now" as an example.
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"We were able to go in less nervous, more willing to take chances, stretch ourselves lyrically and musically, and go for more honesty in the songwriting." she says. A ongoing series at Birdland in New York. The group's early success allowed the band members to have more confidence when it came time to record their latest album, "Need You Now." "The three of us rarely walk off stage and go, 'Gosh, that show was awesome, we don't need to change a thing.' " "That pushed us to get better," Scott says.
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