Tammy Continues country tradition

Like the legend she did what named after, Tammy Sings traditional country songs about life's ups and downs with real feeling. Sadly, Tammy Cochran emerged on the scene at a time When American Country Radio which not interested in traditional country music. It says a lot for Tammy's talents That She got as much airplay as she did, though nothing like as much as she deserved.
This is Tammy's debut album - there has been one since (Life happened, Which I've already reviewed) but I'll be pleasantly surprised if any more are forthcoming. It includes a cover little-known oldie - What I learned from loving you. Kenny Rogers (on his album, We've Got Tonight) and Lynn Anderson (on her album on the label Permian) Both recorded the song in 1983, Lynn's version being a country hit. I am a huge fan of Both Those singers but Tammy's version is as good as theirs.
The remaining songs are (as far as I know) all originals except Going Going Gone (a cover of a song Sherrie Austin, from her album, Following A Feeling) and include the Country Hits If you can, so what and Angels are waiting, a song inspired by her brothers who were the victims of cystic fibrosis. Elsewhere, the album is full of songs about love's ups and downs, Which Tammy performs superbly.
If you enjoy traditional country music, give Tammy a listen.