Colter's 1976 album "Diamond in the Rough" found the artist embracing a more intimate, stripped-down sound, moving away from the polished production of her previous Capitol Records work. The album features a mix of original material and covers, showcasing Colter's nuanced vocal delivery and songwriting.
- "Diamond in the Rough" was produced by Ken Mansfield and produced by Colter herself.
- The album features guest appearances by Emmylou Harris and Waylon Jennings.
- While not a chart success, the album is considered by critics to be one of Colter's most artistically coherent statements.
Jessi Colter is a country and folk singer-songwriter from Phoenix, Arizona. She is known for her distinctive vocal style and her association with the outlaw country movement. This 1976 album marked a period of significant creative output for Colter following the success of "I'm Not Lisa."
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