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Dottie's Diner Waitress Trades Serving for Singing

For a little while anyway. The aspiring country singer is headed to Nashville but will be back in a few weeks.

 

In an afternoon lull at Dottie's Diner in Woodbury, waitress and country singer Emily Colt sang an as-yet untitled song she wrote. This was her first time singing the song in public and for some of the customers who have known Emily for years, it was their first time hearing her song.

"We've known her for 10 years," said Watertown resident Tom Durso. "We never heard her sing until now. She has such a powerful voice. We're very proud of Emily."

Colt is headed to Nashville for a few weeks, to perform at open mics. She will also be working with Renee Grant Williams, a vocal coach who lives in Nashville. Clients include Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney and Carrie Underwood, according to the Wikipedia entry on Williams.

Colt's CD is available at Dottie's Diner at no charge, although donations are gratefully accepted.

For more information on Colt, check out the Emily Colt website.

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