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11 Questions With Martina McBride: No. 11

Posted Jun 3rd 2009 6:00PM by Deborah Evans-Price
Filed under: Interviews

After releasing 10 studio albums, winning four Female Vocalist of the Year titles from the Country Music Association and being on the cover of countless magazines, it might seem there could be very little that Martina McBride fans don't know about the Kansas born beauty. But on a recent rainy afternoon in Nashville, Martina took the time to share a few things with The Boot that you might not know.


What's your favorite line from a film?

"There's no place like home" from 'The Wizard of Oz.'

11 Questions With Martina McBride: No. 10

Posted Jun 3rd 2009 6:00PM by Deborah Evans-Price
Filed under: Interviews

If you hadn't made it as a singer, what would you likely do for a living?

I might be a party planner or a caterer. That might be fun. I like the creativity of planning a party, or cooking and taking care of people, creating a memorable meal or event.

11 Questions With Martina McBride: No. 9

Posted Jun 3rd 2009 6:00PM by Deborah Evans-Price
Filed under: Interviews

Have you ever forgotten the words to one of your songs on stage?

Oh yeah, many times! We decided I would take requests from the audience, so they requested 'There You Are.' I hadn't done that song for years, and I couldn't remember anything about it! So my monitor engineer had the words on a piece of paper. I was reading off the paper, and I couldn't even read it off the paper right. I sang the wrong words! It was a mess, and of course it was captured on YouTube. It's actually kind of funny.

11 Questions With Martina McBride: No. 8

Posted Jun 3rd 2009 6:00PM by Deborah Evans-Price
Filed under: Interviews

Is there a song that you wish you had recorded?

There are so many. I love 'It Matter's To Me' by Faith Hill. The one I heard the other day that I love is 'I'm Movin' On' by Rascal Flatts.

11 Questions With Martina McBride: No. 7

Posted Jun 3rd 2009 6:00PM by Deborah Evans-Price
Filed under: Interviews

If you could have dinner with anyone, living or dead, who would you choose?

I always thought it would have been fun to spend an evening with Patsy Cline -- just because I think she was really fun and interesting. I think you'd have a really good time with her.

11 Questions With Martina McBride: No. 6

Posted Jun 3rd 2009 6:00PM by Deborah Evans-Price
Filed under: Interviews

As a mother of three daughters, what's the most important thing that you want to impart to them?

To have compassion for people, not always judge people without knowing the whole story, and to support other women. Raising three girls, I think it's important to teach them to support other women.

11 Questions With Martina McBride: No. 5

Posted Jun 3rd 2009 6:00PM by Deborah Evans-Price
Filed under: Interviews

What's your favorite place to go on vacation?

If it was just [my husband] John and me, Napa would be good. But we all love to go to New England. We went to Italy and France last year for the first time, and that was amazing. Paris was amazing. We spent only three days there and there's only so much you can see in three days, but we all loved it.