The 1984 album "Let It Roll" cemented Mel McDaniel's reputation as a mainstream country artist with a penchant for pop-inflected hits. Featuring the title track and "Baby's Got the Power," the album showcased her dynamic vocal style and crossover appeal.
- "Let It Roll" was released on February 16, 1984, by Capitol Nashville.
- The album included the Top 10 country hit "Baby's Got the Power."
- "Let It Roll" reached number 15 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart.
Mel McDaniel was a country singer from Louisiana who, in the early 1980s, brought a pop-friendly sensibility to the genre. She is best known for her crossover hit "Baby's Got the Power." At the time of "Let It Roll," McDaniel was establishing herself as a mainstream country artist with a series of charting singles and albums.
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