Kenny Chesney

Angel Boy a écrit:

Bruno a écrit:Kenny va refaire un disque de NOEL ???!

Angel Boy a écrit:

Bruno a écrit:Kenny va refaire un disque de NOEL ???!

Non , non juste un single dude  via Itunes

shelton a écrit:

Angel Boy a écrit:

Il n'est pas à vendre ce "Old Blue Chair"

Angel Boy a écrit:

Angel Boy a écrit:

ALINE95 a écrit:Kenny live a la TV

ALINE95 a écrit:Kenny live a la TV

Angel Boy a écrit:

toujours plus inspiré que jamais Kenny!

Angel Boy a écrit:

toujours plus inspiré que jamais Kenny!

Murphy Scored Hits in the ‘90s With "Party Crowd," "Dust on the Bottle"

Kenny Chesney is co-producing a new album for singer-songwriter David Lee Murphy, who scored a series of Top 10 hits as a country artist during the ‘90s.

The two co-produced the album, No Zip Code, with Chesney’s longtime producer Buddy Cannon. A record label and release date have not been announced.

Signed to MCA Records, Murphy claimed his first Top 10 hit in 1995 with “Party Crowd” and followed it up with “Dust on the Bottle,” which spent two weeks atop Billboard’s country chart.

In recent years, the Illinois native has become one of Nashville’s most successful songwriters with a string of credits including Chesney’s “Pirate Flag,” “Living in Fast Forward,” “Live a Little” and “Til It’s Gone.” His other hits as a songwriter include Jason Aldean’s “Big Green Tractor” and “The Only Way I Know,” Thompson Square‘s “Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not” and “Everything I Shouldn’t Be Thinking About” and Jake Owen‘s “Anywhere With You.”

“We got together to make a record of songs we liked the sound of … things we’d want to listen to ourselves, the kinda music we like,” Murphy said. “Kenny’s got great ears, and I kept sending him demos … more than he could ever record, but he just loved the songs. One day, he said, ‘I think we oughta go make a record.’”

“There’s a real aggression to this,” Chesney said in describing the upcoming album. “But it’s also core country like it’s not being done. Not retro, but the way Alabama or the Dirt Band might sound today. … This is about being raised on the right influences and hitting it straight on.”

Bruno a écrit:J'étais 4 J a la mer ce WE, rien de tel que ce titre en bord de mer!!!

Dans mes bras dude idem pour moi aussi , vendredi passé au bord de la mer (mais j'ai hésité de poster un post sur ça ), avoue que ça prend une autre dimension quand on écoute l'album BLue Old Chair , il prend tout son sens au bord de la mer cet album , pour moi y'a 2 chansons qui sortent vraiment du lot dans cet album:



Quand j'écoute ces deux titres , c'est le VIDE totale dans ma tête et d'une manière instantanée (dès les premières notes), sur la chanson ISland Boy , il parle beaucoup de Saint-Croix , et ma foi quand j'ai fait une recherche sur le net , je suis tombé sur: une ile paradisiaque


Kenny c'est quand même un truc spécial , il est vraiment loin , loin des gars dans le même genre , comme Jimmy Buffet, WIllie Nelson , je ressens pas le même feeling quand je les écoute , impossible de faire comprendre ça a quelqu'un qui n'écoute ou n'apprécie pas Kenny a sa juste valeur.
Perso quand je suis a la plage y'a 3 albums qui tourent en boucle sur mon android : Blue Old Chair, Lucky Old Sun, Life on a Rock ainsi que toute sa discographie qui est constamment sur mon mobile

Kenny Chesney's new album is expected to be released in the Spring:
President of No Shoes Nation, Kenny Chesney, is back in the studio. The Nashville heavyweight’s most recent collection, The Big Revival, debuted in 2014 and spawned four consecutive No.1 country singles, a Grammy nod (“American Kids”), and a CMA Album of the Year nomination. Last year, he performed on tour in front of 1.3 million fans before heading off road to re-charge.
“You have to take time to live and breathe, to fill up your tanks to be creative,” the singer said of his process, via a release. “Otherwise, you’re just on a treadmill churning out what you’ve already done.” For his 16th studio LP, Chesney is joined by longtime co-producer Buddy Cannon (Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard) and has been writing with equally familiar top-tier Music City scribes like Josh Osborne, Shane McAnally, David Lee Murphy, and more.

Rather than stick to the same formula used on the last set, Chesney says his goal for the new collection was to find a fresh sound. “When we came off the road and I listened back to The Big Revival, all I could think was, ‘Man, we covered a lot of ground, went pretty cool, as well as new places musically. I knew we couldn’t repeat, but I also wanted to find new ways and new things to record.”

He has not yet revealed the project’s name, but the collection is expected to drop Spring 2016. This summer he’ll launch another massive tour with Miranda Lambert, Sam Hunt, and Old Dominion all supporting.

Angel Boy a écrit: Yessssssssssssssssssssssss!!! Kenny devrai sortir un nouveau single la semaine prochaine (ou celle d'après), nouvel album pour le printemps.

Kenny Chesney's new album is expected to be released in the Spring:
President of No Shoes Nation, Kenny Chesney, is back in the studio. The Nashville heavyweight’s most recent collection, The Big Revival, debuted in 2014 and spawned four consecutive No.1 country singles, a Grammy nod (“American Kids”), and a CMA Album of the Year nomination. Last year, he performed on tour in front of 1.3 million fans before heading off road to re-charge.
“You have to take time to live and breathe, to fill up your tanks to be creative,” the singer said of his process, via a release. “Otherwise, you’re just on a treadmill churning out what you’ve already done.” For his 16th studio LP, Chesney is joined by longtime co-producer Buddy Cannon (Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard) and has been writing with equally familiar top-tier Music City scribes like Josh Osborne, Shane McAnally, David Lee Murphy, and more.

Rather than stick to the same formula used on the last set, Chesney says his goal for the new collection was to find a fresh sound. “When we came off the road and I listened back to The Big Revival, all I could think was, ‘Man, we covered a lot of ground, went pretty cool, as well as new places musically. I knew we couldn’t repeat, but I also wanted to find new ways and new things to record.”

He has not yet revealed the project’s name, but the collection is expected to drop Spring 2016. This summer he’ll launch another massive tour with Miranda Lambert, Sam Hunt, and Old Dominion all supporting.