Trisha Yearwood is a pop diva who knows how to play her instrument: her voice. Perhaps one of the most gifted contemporary pop vocalists, Yearwood continues to explore the vast expanses of her talent. Displaying only traces of her early work as a country music artist, she sings with yearning on songs like "Powerful Thing." Buddy Miller's backing vocals on "Bring Me All Your Lovin'" are a highlight of this project. Yearwood's brilliance is adequately displayed on "I Don't Want to Be the One" and "I'll Still Love You More" (the latter a Diane Warren composition). She is at her best when she inhabits the world of emotional ballads and snappy, up-tempo tunes about the emotional life of modern women. While she is no country singer by any stretch of the imagination, she is still an important element in pop music. ~ Jana Pendragon, All Music Guide
Where Your Road Leads
07/14/1998
Videos from Where Your Road Leads
All Music Guide Review
Track Listing
Credits
- Steve Marcantonio
- Overdubs
- Russ Martin
- Overdubs
- Bob Mason
- Strings
- Brent Mason
- Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
- Buddy Miller
- Vocals, Vocals (Background)
- Steve Nathan
- Piano, Strings, Organ (Hammond), Keyboards
- Jessie Noble
- Project Coordinator
- Charles Paakkari
- Assistant
- Denny Purcell
- Mastering
- Allen Reynolds
- Producer
- Michael Rhodes
- Bass
- Kim Richey
- Vocals (Background)
- Lisa Silver
- Choir, Chorus
- Pamela Sixfin
- Strings
- Milton Sledge
- Percussion, Drums
- Steuart Smith
- Guitar (Electric)
- Harry Stinson
- Vocals, Vocals (Background)
- Bergen White
- Arranger, Choir, Chorus, Choir Arrangement
- Mark Miller
- Engineer, Mixing
- Dennis Wilson
- Choir, Chorus
- Lisa Cochran
- Choir, Chorus
- Tabitha Fair
- Vocals (Background)
- Chuck Ainlay
- Mixing
- Ric Wilson
- Remastering
- Mike Chapman
- Bass
- Beth Middleworth
- Design
- Russ Harrington
- Photography
- Mike Chapman
- Bass
- Glenn Spinner
- ?, Assistant Engineer
- Sheri McCoy
- Stylist
- Tim Waters
- Overdubs
- Mark Ralston
- Mixing, Mixing Assistant
- Maria Smoot
- Hair Stylist
- Joe Hayden
- Engineer
- Mary Beth Felts
- ?, Make-Up
- Jonathan Russell
- Assistant
- Duke Duczer
- Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant
- Mark Hagan
- Engineer
- Tim Buppert
- Vocals (Background)
- Jeff Levison
- Remastering
- Bill Neighbors
- Executive Producer
- Mike Elred
- Choir, Chorus
- Steve Gibson
- Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Mandolin
- Bobby Wood
- Organ, Piano
- John Wesley Ryles
- Vocals (Background)
- Mike Eldred
- Choir, Chorus
- Jeff Balding
- Engineer, Overdubs
- Tony Brown
- Producer
- Larry Byrom
- Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
- Mark Casstevens
- Guitar (Acoustic)
- Don Cobb
- Editing
- Stuart Duncan
- Fiddle
- Connie Ellisor
- Strings, String Arrangements, Arranger
- Kim Fleming
- Choir, Chorus
- Paul Franklin
- Guitar (Steel), ?, Lap Steel Guitar
- Kenny Greenberg
- Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
- Jim Grosjean
- Strings
- David Hall
- ?, Assistant Engineer
- Vicki Hampton
- Choir, Chorus
- John Hobbs
- Piano, Keyboards
- Mark Ivey
- Choir, Chorus
- Rory Kaplan
- Executive Producer
- Gordon Kennedy
- Vocals (Background)
- Wayne Kirkpatrick
- Vocals (Background)
- Paul Leim
- Percussion, Drums (Snare), Drums
- Chris Leuzinger
- Guitar (Electric)
- Garth Brooks
- Performer
- Sam Bush
- Mandolin
- Trisha Yearwood
- Vocals, Producer, Vocals (Background), Main Performer
- Al Anderson
- Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals (Background)
- Matt Rollings
- Piano, Keyboards



















