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Teea Goans (pronounced TEE-uh GO-uhnz) is an American country music singer. She grew up in rural Lowry City, Missouri, not far from the Kansas border. Goans recorded her first album, ''The Way I Remember It'' in 2010. ==Biography== Teea Goans was singing in church by the time she was three years old and when she turned eight she was spotted at a talent contest by the Truman Lake Opry. A year later she became a full-fledged member. She continued to perform there every week until she was 17 and opened for Grand Ole Opry 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. Teea Goans' primary musical influence during those early years was her maternal grandmother - the late Della Lee Faulkner. A locally popular singer in the 1960s, Faulkner might have pursued a career in Nashville but had to take care of seven children.
In 2002 Teea moved to Nashville, 3 months later she was engaged to high her school sweetheart Brandon, they married shortly afterwards in 2003. Goans started working a variety of jobs, including selling cell phones. Her husband urged her to concentrate on her music and heeding his advice to follow a musical career she started writing songs and singing demos for other writers and played gigs.〔() Billboard 615 Spotlight by Chuck Dauphin: Teea Goans Marries Tradition & Drive in Debut, Retrieved 2012-07-18〕 The first thing Goans worked on was the Ray Price show at the Ryman Auditorium in 2006, this through radio station WSM, who later asked her to book and run talent for The Opry warm-up show. Along with these duties, Goans continued to write and demo songs. At the Station Inn, Nashville's foremost bluegrass club she sang with The Time Jumpers and met her now producer Terry Choate.〔(/ Teea Goans Bio | retrieved in 2011 )〕 Goans hosted a show called ''Inside The Opry Circle'' which gave a fan’s perspective from backstage after The Grand Ole Opry's Saturday night shows. Her first two on-air interviews were with Garth Brooks and Vince Gill.〔〔()| CRS 2011 Interview, Stephanie Langston exclusive Interview with Teea Goans, Retrieved 2012-07-18〕 From 2010 to 2011 marked a series of firsts for Goans. In January 2010, on a rare snowbound Nashville day she made her Grand Ole Opry debut. At The Ryman Auditorium Jean Shephard, a Hall Of Fame Inductee introduced Goans on stage to perform Bill Anderson's Top 10 classic ''Walk Out Backwards''. On July 27, 2010 she released her debut album titled ''The Way I Remember It'' on the independent Crosswind Music Group label. Also in 2010 she appeared on Larry's Country Diner, a TV series on RFD-TV. Her first video ''Letter From God'' was nominated for the 26th annual Midsouth Regional Emmy Awards.〔()| Columbia Daily Herald dated December 30, 2011, retrieved on July 18, 2012〕 Goans hosted the historical live radio broadcast the Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree for the first time on July 23, 2011.〔()| Music News Austin press article dated July 19, 2011, retrieved on July 18, 2012〕〔()| Teea Goans - That's Just Me, sophomore album promotion YouTube video, published July 16, 2012〕 On July 15, 2012 Goans released her second studio album called ''That's Just Me''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Teea Goans」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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