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Teea Goans
American country music singer
Musical artist
Teea Goans (TEE-ə GOH-ənz) is an American country music singer. She grew up in rural Lowry City, Missouri. Goans recorded her first album, The Way I Remember It, in 2010.
Biography
[edit]Teea Goans was born on January 5, 1980. She started singing in church at three years old. When she turned eight, she was spotted at a talent contest at the Truman Lake Opry.[1] A year later, she became a full-fledged member. She continued to perform there every week until she was 17 and opened for acts such as Bill Anderson, Little Jimmy Dickens, and Grandpa Jones.
After high school, Goans earned her associate degree at Longview Community College in Kansas City and remained there after graduation. Her primary musical influence was her maternal grandmother, Della Lee Faulkner. A locally popular singer in the 1960s, Faulkner didn't pursue a career in order to take care of her seven children.
"I knew at a very young age that I would move to Nashville someday. I have a picture that I drew in third grade of me on the Grand Ole Opry stage. I knew that from the time I was a kid that I would be in Nashville." – Teea Goans[2]
In 2002 Goans moved to Nashville. Three months later, she was engaged to her hi
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Find out more about Teea Goans at: www.teeagoans.com
If Hank Williams and his mentor, Fred Rose, came back to life in top form, they could not have crafted a more soulful array of songs than singer Teea Goans presents here in her debut album, The Way I Remember It. Goans’ sweetly plaintive voice comes at you like a beam of light through utter darkness. She doesn’t simply sing country music, she delivers its very essence.
While Goans is clearly the star of the album, it is very much a communal triumph, beginning with producer Terry Choate and associate producer Joe Spivey. Choate was the Director of A&R for Capitol Records during the phenomenal rise of Garth Brooks and has lately distinguished himself as producer of Larry Gatlin and The Gatlin Brothers’ adventurous album “Pilgrimage,” as well as the Grammy-nominated and Emmy-winning “Jumpin’ Time” CD/DVD by the 11-member Western Swing ensemble, The Time Jumpers. Spivey, a multi-instrumentalist and long-time leader of John Anderson’s band, is now a stalwart in The Time Jumpers’ crew of Nashville superpickers.
Goans, Choate and Spivey spent more than a year selecting the 11 songs on this album. Naturally, they turned to the master composers, most of whom are members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. From the grea