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Show Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, March 12-15, 2005 The Park Record C-4 Antiques HOLIDAY VILLAGE CINEMA Park Ava. Q Kearns Blvd. i •; LANNY BADNADD... 435-65B-3130 S77 SOUTH MAIN STREET, PARK CITY Park City grad going big in Nashville by two-time Grammy winner Carl Jackson and featured a duet with Willie Nelson. So, Goodwin has come a ways since graduating from Park City High School in 1999. Goodwin was a Park City resident from 1992 to '99 and began school at By MATT JAMES the University of Utah before transferOf the Record staff ring to Michigan. In the past few Carly Goodwin has been busy in ihe months, she's been on a media tour of the West and East Coasts to promote past few years. After graduating from the University of Michigan, she moved her album, which was released on her to Nashville, Tenn. in 2003, setting out own independent label. Dreaming Bear Music. to become a country music star. "I've been incredibly busy," said So far, she's on her way. In November, Goodwin released her self- Goodwin about her schedule. Lately she has been working the Nashville titled debut album, which was produced Carly Goodwin earns Willie Nelson duet, admiration of fans 649-6541 DASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 (R) ,(gs£^ BE COOL (PG-I3)* BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE (PG) MAN OF THE HOUSE (PG-I3) THE AVIATOR (PG-I3) • NO PASSES-NO SUPERSAVERS Tickets & Showtimes ovciloble at (inemork.com 6 - PHOTO COURTESY OF DREAMING BEAR MUSIC Carly Goodwin and Willie Nelson are shown here. They perform a duet of Nelson's song, "Crazy," on Goodwin's new album. Redstone 8 Cinemas IIOML FURNISHINGS OUTLET C t!-4tr*}/H'iifi Whw'ijttA iff //W • /ft/tv/ftfc .{t'tf/tt.v/ 1/iviv.r Wed. & Thurs. showing - same as last week • Call theater for showtimes Movies and Times ior SaturtUiy Man 12th scene to promote her album. And in addition to that, she has found some ways to occupy her free lime. "Most recently what I've been doing is I've opened the Beautiful Way Fund," said Goodwin. The non-profit organization's mission, she explained, is to help everyday people fulfill their dreams in whatever way it can. It's an experience Goodwin wants to bring to others after so many of her own dreams have been fulfilled. One of those happened when Goodwins first recording of "Crazy" found its way back lo its songwriter. Willie Nelson. When that happened, Goodwin said she received a phone call from Nelson's management. "They said 'Could you be in L.A. tomorrow to sing at a concert?"' she said. She went, and that unrehearsed duet marked the first of several live performances with Nelson, including one at his Farm Aid benefit concert, and Nelson and Goodwins recording of the song on her new album. "He's an amazingly genuine, kind man," said Goodwin She noted that the whole experience seemed incredible. "It's amazing " she said, "because so many dreams happen over time, and when you can pinpoint the moment, it's so special." Goodwin noted that Nelson's nonprofit work with the Farm Aid organization make him a role model of sorts for her. "He's done cool tilings," she said. "You can be proud of making a record, but it's so great to really make a difference like that." Even aside from Willie Nelson, Goodwin's career has been an interesting one. When she moved out to Nashville, her mom, Gail, sold her Montana ranch - the Dreaming Bear Ranch - to start'a music label so Carly could release her first album. "She literally sold the farm" said Goodwin. So, Goodwin has done her first effort the independent way. "It's a lot more work, but I get to do what I love," she said. The creative freedom of her own label was great, she noted, but at the same time there are disadvantages to facing all of the nuts and bolts work that comes with releasing an album. "You never clock out," said Goodwin. "You work from whenever to whenever." She left the door open to moving from Dreaming Bear to a bigger label COURTESY OF DREAMING BEAR MUSIC Carly Goodwin released her self-titled debut album this past November On her own label, Dreaming Bear Music. as well. "My purpose in doing this is to reach the greatest amount of people possible," she said. And, she noted, she'd take whatever route she thought would bring her music to the masses. Goodwin's album brings a classic country sound, accented by occasional fiddle and pedal steel pieces and punctuated by Goodwin's smooth, precise and emotive voice. In addition to "Crazy," the songs range from uptempo country rockers, like "Just Another Mountain," to the plaintive soldier's wife's lament, "Baby Come Back Home." In the near future, Goodwin says she'll be heading out on the road and working to promote her CD. "It's just a really good way to give back,' and it's a really good way to get out there" she said. And she's working on plans to get back to Park City. "It was a great lime," she said about her seven years in town. "I really actually miss Park City and the mountains and the great restaurants we had... Its a great place." "I was hoping to put on a show at the high school this spring," she noted. One more thing on Goodwins list. Fortunately for her Park City fans, she seems adept at getting those things done. For more information on Carly Goodwin or to /war her music, go to Mini; cai 1ygood\ t in. com. "Robots" PG * ON 2 SCREENS* : . ' 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:45 7:15 8:50 9:20 •>'^ " "Hostage" R 1:55 1:35 7:00 9:30 fo/ii/< f/tr/nnja/tty <anf rfeirft c/ "The Pacifier" PG 2:10 4:30 6:50 9:00 "TV Jacket" R 4:40 9:45 "Hitch" PG-13 2:30 5:05 7:30 10:00 FREE GIFT "Million Dollar Baby" PG-13 1:50 4:45 7:25 10:15 \Y1ICII y u i in this t,rl "Finding Neverland" PG 2:15 7:10 Take an Extra 10% OFF with this ad* i^; 619 E. Simpson Ave. (2240 S.) • (801) 486-6253 O p e n Mon-Fri 11-6 • Sat 11-4 , 6030 N. 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