Her third overall album for Narada was 2005 's '' Right Out of Nowhere '' . Produced entirely by Mattea , the album included covers of The Rolling Stones ' " Gim me Shelter " and Creedence Clearwater Revival 's " Down on the Corner " , along with a rendition of the spiritual " Wade in the Water " . Allmusic and '' Country Standard Time '' both reviewed these covers in particular with favor , with the latter 's Dan MacIntosh also noting that " Mattea chooses songs that are mostly optimistic , even though hers is a kind of hard-won optimism . " The bluegrass album '' Coal '' followed in 2008 . Mattea released this album independently on her own Captain Potato Records . Mattea said that she chose to do an album themed to coal mining after the Sago Mine disaster , and worked with country and bluegrass singer Marty Stuart as her producer . She said that she was unsure about recording the song " Black Lung " until Stuart noted that the recording engineer on the session had gotten emotional and begun to cry during her take on the song . A second album of bluegrass-influenced and primiarly coal mining-themed songs , '' Calling Me Home '' , followed in 2014 on Sugar Hill Records
Sago Mine disaster
Sago Mine disaster
Kathy Mattea