Aaron Neville

"Me and Trisha Yearwood just won a Grammy for 'I Fall to Pieces.' That was so cool. We both just came into the studio and started singing, and it was like we'd been singing together for a long time. People have got to realize that people are just people and good music is good music. It's really like Bob Marley said, 'One love, one heart.'"

May 21, 1991, Toronto Canada, Eastern Sound listening session for Warm Your Heart. 
Joe Summers (senior VP A&M Canada and general manager), Aaron Neville, Bill Ott

THE GRAND TOUR

 The album was released on April 20, 1993. On July 19, "The Grand Tour" single was released. In Nashville, A&M worked with another Universal Music Label, Mercury Records on promotion. The song was originally made a hit by George Jones 19 years earlier so was known as a country song. The song was promoted with a music video and Aaron Neville visiting country radio stations, plus five national television appearances in July 1993. Some radio stations were reluctant to add the song because Neville was a successful adult contemporary artist and known as one of the Neville Brothers, but did not have a name or what they thought of as commitment to the country genre. Those stations that added it quickly found it became a top listener request. At the time it was easier for an established country artist to crossover to pop. 

OFFICIAL PROMOTION BY A&M RECORDS

20th Century Masters liner notes  
20th Century Masters press release 
Love Songs press release 
Ultimate Collection press release 
The Very Best of Aaron Neville press release