AP - Signing a record contract is usually a joyous occasion for an unknown artist, especially one that has spent years struggling. But Miranda Lambert recalls little joy when that big moment came, only increasing dread as she stared at the papers in front of her. For almost a half-hour, she debated whether joining Sony Nashville — home of such best-selling acts as Gretchen Wilson and the Dixie Chicks — was a good thing.{br}{br}View the Entire Article{br}{br}Click Here to Launch in a new Window