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After recording four independent projects which spanned two decades, thankfully surviving  brain surgery in 2016, and moving to Nashville in 2018, Rhonda Funk has found herself placed on the ballot for consideration for a Grammy nomination for the 63rd GRAMMY AWARDS (R) with her latest EP titled "Ain't Your Momma" under the label PURE MUSIC NASHVILLE.  The album features five original songs and one cover, the title track AIN'T YOUR MOMMA (R.Funk, Clare Cunningham), LIAR LIAR (R.Funk, Marty Morgan, Scott Steele), I COULD GET USED TO THIS (R.Funk, John Cirillo, Dan Reifsnyder),  MORE THAN A TABLE (R.Funk), CUMBERLAND FALLS (R.Funk) and Jon Bon Jovi's country hit WHOLE LOT OF LEAVIN' (Jon Bon Jovi, John Shanks).
Tracked at the world-class White Rock Studios near Nashville, the project was co-produced by John Heithaus and Peter Young and features Rhonda on acoustic guitar, lead and backing vocals, along  with the guitar mastery of Tom Britt (Vince Gill), with fiddle, mandolin, and acoustic guitar by Grammy Award  (R) Winner Joe Spivey (Vince Gill and the Time Jumpers), the B3 genius of another recent Grammy Award (R) Winner Brother Paul Brown (Waterboys), drums and percussion by Peter Young (Loretta Lynn), bass by John Heithaus, with additions on guitar by Gary Gladson and bassist Mike Meadows.  Background vocalists include Irish darling and solo artist Clare Cunningham, along with Nashville newcomer and Central Oregon native Casey Parnell.  Creative direction was given by studio owner David Santos (Melissa Etheridge, Billy Joel, Crosby Stills & Nash, The Neville Brothers).  Engineered and mastered by Peter Young and Ultra Audio Productions.