I recently transferred a vinyl recording of Terri Gibbs’ 1984 live performance at Gilley’s into digital WAV and MP3 formats at her request, giving a special performance from her career a new life in today’s digital world.
This is exactly the kind of project I specialize in at my DigiTracks Nashville recording studio, along with music demos, recording projects, and a variety of other audio production services.
I first met Terri in 1983 while playing piano with George Jones. Many will remember her for her huge early-1980s hit, “Somebody’s Knockin’,” which remains one of the memorable songs of that era.
I also recently got to spend some time catching up with Terri and her son, David Daughtry, here in Nashville at Lacy J. Dalton’s birthday celebration. David and I have worked together in the past on one of his music projects, so it was great to reconnect with both of them.
It’s always special to reconnect with old friends, share memories, and have the opportunity to play a part in preserving musical history for generations to come!
