Garth Brooks has a lot to be proud of. From becoming the first solo artist to have nine albums certified Diamond to being crowned “Entertainer of the Year” at the 2016 Awards, he has a lot to be thankful for.
With Garth Brooks, his daughter Allie, and Trisha Yearwood at the Belmont Showcase pic.twitter.com/KYTDhDVdSC
— ✌?️ (@gnashpredusa) September 16, 2015
Adding to his list of blessings, Brooks’ youngest daughter Allie is following in her father’s footsteps and has been rapidly accumulating a fanbase of her own. With over 10,000 likes on Facebook, the young singer has earned a loyal fanbase through her enchanting vocals.
Y’ALL!! I met Mitch Russell (opens for Garth Brooks) and Allie Colleen (Garth Brooks daughter) tonight and I am in awe of their talent!!! pic.twitter.com/O7GGGUpbsj
— Reags ? (@reagstrevino) April 8, 2018
Allie honored the great Randy Travis with an angelic cover of his iconic “Three Wooden Crosses.” Acoustic guitar in hand, the aspiring singer flawlessly executed her delivery of the powerful song. She puts her own spin on the tune, exchanging the deep vocals of Travis’ original for her heavenly soft voice.
6 years ago a new CMT Crossroads episode debuted paired Randy Travis and The Avett Brothers, featuring their version of "Three Wooden Crosses." #MusicIsLife pic.twitter.com/vJz6JnPYc8
— Larry Pareigis (@larrypareigis) November 23, 2018
“Three Wooden Crosses” was released by Travis in 2002, going on to earn him his sixteenth No.1 hit single. The tune was named “Song of the Year” at the 2003 CMA Awards as well as “Country Song of the Year” by the Gospel Music Association.
You can hear her heavenly cover of “Three Wooden Crosses” in the video below.