His talent knew no bounds, and he will remain in our hearts for the rest of our days.” Earl Thomas Conley was an artist in every sense of the word. “The sound and composition of these songs reflect the ’90s, the time period which they were originally written. “This album is long overdue as Earl had always wanted to release just ‘one more album,’” says Carole Scates, Conley’s longtime significant other. Produced by the late Nelson Larkin, and recorded in Nashville in multiple sessions at Omni Studios, Cartee Studios, Scruggs Studios, and Alpine Studios, Conley recorded the album after his sole independent release, 1998’s Perpetual Emotion, after recording seven records for RCA throughout the 80’s and into the early 90’s.
This last album is dedicated to you and the man who spent the last years of his life devoted to it.” To his loyal fans, thank you for loving him as much as we did. But music, most of all, was his truest passion. “Here you will find some of his most thoughtful lyrics and heartfelt mementos. “This collection of music was one of dad’s last endeavors of putting together an album,” says Conley’s youngest daughter, Erinn Scates. Then in 20, he took the songs and recorded them in proper studio fashion, though they were never released. Consisting of twelve songs all written or co-written by Conley, the tracks were originally recorded as demos in the early and mid 90’s, but Conley never did anything else with them. On Friday, September 25th, his final album called Promised Land: The Lost Album will be released. Earl Thomas Conley passed away in April of 2019 at the age of 77, but we haven’t heard the last of him just yet.
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