Terri was born into a musical family, where her grandparents were also country stars. As a teen, Terri listened to records like The Judds, Reba McEntire and Linda Ronstadt. She moved to Nashville after graduating from high school and was signed to Mercury Records in 1994.
1. Just The Same - Terri Clark
This album has a lot of slow songs with a few fun ones thrown in. Terri enjoyed a heavy amount of airplay with "Emotional Girl" and "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me." These songs were great at telling the women that they are in charge of their own destinies. "Something in the Water" is an old-fashioned ballad that almost makes you want to grab the box of tissues. "Any Woman" is also a great ballad.
2. How I Feel - Terri Clark
The album contains an eclectic mix of styles, from rockin' songs, to ballads, & one that is reminiscent of Patty Loveless' style on which she's backed up by Alison Krauss. There's even a bluesy number that's great as well. In the liner notes Terri notes: "I know this album is a slight departure from my first two albums, I just followed my heart and I hope you like what you hear."
