“I could have said I want to be a one-legged purple gorilla and she would have said, ‘OK, honey.’” On the other hand, McBryde has gained a lot of encouragement through her mother. Everybody does.” Yet, when interviewer Jan Crawford asked, “But you’re not sure?” McBryde, fighting back tears, says, “No, I’m not.” McBryde recalls that her father, who is currently fighting a degenerative disease, told her “‘I’m proud for you.’ He didn’t say ‘of you.’ Everybody wants their papa to be proud. The singer notes that she’s careful with the things she shares with her father about her current success because while it’s all meaningful to her, “it’s not always important to him.” McBryde’s debut album Girl Going Nowhere was released in 2018 and was later nominated for a Grammy Award. How bad is it gonna hurt me if you say that?”
McBryde emotionally recalls her father’s admonition, “‘Promise me that when you’ve made your money and had your fill of all this music stuff you’ll go to medical school.’ You can say anything you want about the music business and about us, but my daddy doesn’t approve of it. 44,” and the man who inspired it - her father William McBryde, a physician and farmer whose view of his daughter’s profession has been skeptical.
The moment was captured for the camera in a segment profiling the buzzworthy artist for CBS This Morning.Īn Arkansas native, McBryde spoke openly about one of her most personal songs, “A Bible and a. Ashley McBryde took a recent phone call from country superstar Carrie Underwood, who passed along the news that McBryde had been named ACM Female Vocalist of the Year ahead of this weekend’s upcoming awards show.
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