Hillary Scott, a member of the award-winning band Lady A, joins Biscuits & Jam.
And so we would have the epitome of Southern food on our table every night.
It was beans and okra with some awesome ham in there, too, over rice.
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So I was always full, that’s for sure."
“I grew up going to church.
My parents had me in from the time I was in the nursery.
And that was during the years when my mom and dad were gone a good bit.
They were on the road.
And I sang in both places.
I would sing in school because we would have a Wednesday chapel every week.
Once I got into high school, I helped lead worship there.
We were a more traditional kind of Southern Baptist church that we would use a hymnal.
But it’s taken work.
I think, ultimately, we just really like each other.
We enjoy creating together and we make each other laugh and we have such a true foundation of friendship.
And we’re all very different people.
We come from different backgrounds.
We all share the same belief that we have been brought together for a reason.”
We wanted to really release music differently this time… ## About Biscuits & Jam
In the South, talking about food is personal.
It’s a way of sharing your history, your family, your culture, and yourself.
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