It’s no secret that I adore Trisha Yearwood, and especially love her version of “Let It Snow,” above.

You can find it on her holiday album, “The Sweetest Gift.”

Grammy nominations were announced today and the country noms are no surprise! From Sugarland to Carrie Underwood, check out the full list after the cut! The Grammys will air live February 8 on CBS.

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Trisha Yearwood will be appearing on the first ever Celebrity Kitchen Holiday Special with Lorraine Crook tomorrow!

Trisha and her mother Gwen will be making German chocolate cake with coconut icing, and Yearwood’s favorite, cocoa cake with caramel icing, both from her bestselling cookbook, “Georgia Cooking in an Oklahoma Kitchen.” And of course we’ll get a little bit of musical entertainment from Trisha as well!

The program airs tomorrow, November 20 at 8:00 p.m. EST on RFD-TV.

“To Make You Feel My Love” became a hit for Garth Brooks on August 1, 1998. I can’t believe it’s been almost ten years!

It was actually originally written by Bob Dylan and was on his album “Time Out of Mind,” and has been covered by more than a dozen other artists since, including Trisha Yearwood (the version featuring her and Garth was on the 1998 Hope Floats soundtrack), Billy Joel, Kelly Clarkson, and Neil Diamond.

The mega-wattage on this stage during Mary Chapin Carpenter’s live music video of “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her” from 1993 gives me the goosebumps!

Mary Chapin is joined onstage by Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, Emmylou Harris, Kathy Mattea, Suzy Bogguss and Pam Tillis during a “Women of Country” special on CBS.

The song itself (which did not include the guest singers) was nominated for a Grammy and is said to have been inspired by a Geritol commercial from the 70’s wherein a man describes all of his wife’s accomplishments and ends with “My wife…I think I’ll keep her.” The song takes a different turn halfway through, though, when the woman throws the husband out!

Garth Brooks performed a medley of some of his greatest hits at last night’s ACM Awards and was joined onstage by wife Trisha Yearwood for one. He also won the Crystal Lifetime Award.

Below is his little goof with Reba that I mentioned last night!

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Garth Brooks won the Crystal Milestone Award tonight and performed a medley of some of his hits (and had a cute goof when thanking Reba for presenting!), and Trisha Yearwood joined him on-stage for “In Another’s Eyes”. It was so good to see her!

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MORE PICTURES after the cut!

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Trisha Yearwood’s “Perfect Love” from 1998. I can’t believe it’s been ten years already since this was released!

Trisha Yearwood has released a collection of love songs in time for Valentine’s Day! The album is appropriately titled “Love Songs” and features 14 tracks from 9 past albums:

1. That’s What I Like About You
2. She’s In Love With The Boy
3. Down On My Knees
4. I Don’t Fall In Love So Easy
5. If I Ain’t Got You
6. The Nightingale
7. Thinkin’ About You
8. Maybe It’s Love
9. Powerful Thing
10. I’ll Still Love You More
11. One Love
12. Love Alone
13. Baby Don’t You Let Go
14. Sweet Love

The album is available at Amazon as a CD purchase or MP3 download.

Trisha Yearwood at the 1997 CMA’s singing How Do I Live.

Personally, I’ve always liked her version better than LeAnn Rimes’. What do you think?