Craig Morgan is a man with very definite ideas. And he doesn't just talk about those ideas, he takes action to carry them out. For example, his prized core values are God, family, and country, all of which he beautifully communicates in his new EP, American Soundtrack.
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He has had the privilege and pleasure of collaborating with some of the best country music singers in the business. Morgan's 2023 Enlisted EP featured him singing with outstanding people such as Lainey Wilson, Trace Adkins, Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, and Gary LeVox. In fact, Morgan is currently on tour with Shelton, who is one of his close pals.
Who Does Morgan Want To Duet With?
Morgan said what he really wants is to work with one other extremely special individual.
"There is one person that I want to do something with that I haven't. I will before I finish my life in this business. And that is to do a song with [Grammy-winning gospel singer] Miss CeCe Winans." He said that in a conversation with Wide Open Country recently - and he spoke with such intense determination that you just know he will make it happen.
About CeCe Winans
It's easy to see why Craig Morgan wants to work with CeCe Winans. She is highly distinguished and has had a long and amazing career in music. Per her web site, she is "the best-selling and most-awarded female gospel artist of all time." At age 60, her achievements are stunning in terms of their sheer number and prestige.
Winans has amassed 19 Stellar Awards, 17 Grammys (34 nominations), and 31 GMA Dove Awards. She has sold approximately 19 million records. In terms of popularity and talent, CeCe Winans is off the scale. so when Craig Morgan said he was intent on working with her, he really knew what he was talking about.
Her uplifting personality is also a big part of Winans' appeal. Per Woman's World, "Throughout her career, CeCe Winans has won acclaim for her powerful voice, but the artist is just as well known for her ebullient personality, generous spirit and infectious laugh." She told the outlet, "I'm a happy, happy person. "I love the church. I love fellowshipping with other people."
