Chalee Tennison

Before arriving in Nashville, contemporary country singer Chalee Tennison worked being a prison guard using the Gatesville Device and Mountainview Device of the Tx Department of Lawbreaker Justice; among her wards was loss of life row inmate Karla Faye Tucker. Concurrently slicing her teeth executing with some bands through the entire central Tx region, Tennison ultimately relocated to Music Town, singing on some demos which captured the eye of manufacturer Jerry Taylor and eventually led to a agreement with Asylum; heralded from the solitary “SOMEBODY ELSE’S Consider Cry,” her self-titled debut LP premiered in middle-1999. This Woman’s Center followed a 12 months later.