The first best-of episode starts off with a never-before-heard, extended interview with Tracy Lawrence talking about his famous tour pranks. Phil then recalls one of his favorite moments of the whole series - getting to hear the behind the music story from Larry Gatlin on how he created one of Phil’s all time favorite songs, “I’ve Done Enough Dying Today.” Next is a special moment for Phil - an interview and performance with his daughter, singer-songwriter Haley Vassar. They talk about her being the inspiration behind Phil’s hit “American Child” and discuss the unique dynamic of cowriting as father/daughter, which led to the creation of their song, “This Is Where The End Starts,” which they have both released as artists. Phil transitions into a classic performance with one of his good friends, Kellie Pickler, when they performed the classic country hit “Islands In The Stream,” which they performed nightly on their Christmas tour.
Performances:
“I’ve Done Enough Dying Today” - Larry Gatlin
“This Is Where The End Starts" - Haley Vassar
“Islands In The Stream” - Kellie Pickler & Phil Vassar
To stay up to date with Haley Vassar, head on over to https://www.haleyvassar.com
To stay up to date with Tracy Lawrence, head on over to https://www.tracylawrence.com/#!/
To stay up to date with Larry Gatlin, head on over to https://www.gatlinbrothers.com
To stay up to date with Kellie Pickler, head on over to https://kelliepickler.com
More info on Songs From The Cellar & details on how to watch the TV series can be found at https://www.songsfromthecellar.com
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