Country is the bedrock of Palomino, but Lambert and company also weave soul, gospel, blues and Southern rock into the mix.Īs with many 2022 releases, Palomino was born, in part, during the pandemic's quarantine, a circumstance that bleeds into Lambert's lyrics. Fellow close collaborator Natalie Hemby notches several co-writes, too, with extra help from Music Row mainstays Jesse Frasure ("If I Was a Cowboy") and Aaron Raitiere and Mikey Reaves ("Country Money"). Randall, along with Jack Ingram, joined Lambert on The Marfa Tapes, so it's fitting that three of that album's songs - "In His Arms," "Geraldene" and "Waxahachie" - reappear here, though this time in far more fleshed-out form. Lambert produced Palomino alongside frequent collaborators Jon Randall and Luke Dick, both of whom also show up frequently across the LP's songwriting credits. Fast cars, a wanderer's anonymity, seedy truck stops and the thrill of road-worn possibility have long made fruitful fodder for Lambert and her heavily narrative songwriting, though never so much as on this new album, which finds the sweet spot between two of her most recent projects: 2019's Grammy-winning, rock-influenced Wildcard and 2021's Grammy-nominated, collaborative acoustic album, The Marfa Tapes. It's appropriate, then, that Miranda Lambert, whose Texas roots run deep, would title her new album Palomino: Her eighth solo LP, the album comprises 15 tracks about breaking free, whether running from something that no longer serves her or speeding toward something that does.ĭespite its name, Palomino is, at its heart, an album about the freedom afforded by the open road. (706) 754-6256.Miranda Lambert's Palomino includes contributions from many Music Row mainstays, but also a playful assist from The B-52s.įew symbols evoke the feeling of freedom better than the wild horse, a symbol baked into American mythology, particularly that of the American west. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that all donations be made to the Lymphoma Research Foundation by visiting An online guest registry is available at Arrangements by Hillside Memorial Chapel, Clarkesville, Georgia.
Anthony Shore officiating.Īll family & friends will meet at the church cemetery at 12:45 p.m.
on Saturday, at the Victory Baptist Church Cemetery with Rev. Airy, GA sister, Kerry Minyard of Oklahoma City, OK nephew & spouse, Casey & Amy Ramsey of Rocky Face, GA niece & spouse, Brittany & Josh Elliott of Guyton, GA great-nephews, Austin Cooley of Rocky Face, GA & Garrett Elliott of Guyton, GA stepchildren, Joshua Allen of Clayton, GA Brandi Taylor of Cleveland, GA April Webb of Tennessee aunts, uncles, cousins, & a host of other relatives, & friends.Ī graveside memorial service will be held at 1:00 p.m. Survivors include his wife, Vicky Ash Minyard of Cleveland, GA step-mother, Anita Minyard of Noble, OK sister & brother-in-law, Cammie & Bill Ramsey of Mt. Herman & Cora Lee Harris Minyard maternal grandparents, LeeRoy & Myrtis Mae Thurmond Stewart & brother, Jason Minyard. In addition to his parents, Dan was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Rev.
Dan worked as a maintenance technician for many years with Daniel’s Tours and in his spare time, enjoyed listening to Southern Gospel Music.
He was a veteran, having served his country proudly in the United States Army. Dan was a graduate of Habersham Central High School, Class of 1978. Dan Douglas Minyard, age 62 of Mount Airy, Georgia went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, May 03, 2022.īorn in Demorest, Georgia on January 04, 1960, he was a son of the late Mary Ann Stewart Minyard & the late Douglas Minyard.
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