As a GRAMMY Hall of Fame Award recipient and certified country star, she is the artist who brought outlaw music to the Top 40 with the chart-topping “I’m Not Lisa” in 1975, which has since been covered by Marianne Faithful, Faith Hill and more. She was the lone woman to appear on the genre-defining Wanted! The Outlaws compilation alongside Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Tompall Glaser – the first country album to go platinum. Her vision and voice have always remained singular, and as No Depression recently said, "When outlaw country royalty speaks, it’s best to listen."
Collaborating with Margo Price and band, Colter has created a dynamic album that sits proudly amongst her 1970's Capital recordings- a soulful, grooving album that showcases Colter's crossover prowess. Featured are duets with both Price and Colter's daughter Jenni Eddy Jennings along with a reworkings of some the Jennings song catalog.