Willie Excited Every Morning He Wakes Up And Kenny Chesney Celebrates Star Studded Birthday
- Willie Nelson did an interview with CMT Insider in which he discusses his new record label, his sons, working with Kenny Chesney, and attracting women like Jessica Simpson and Mariah Carey.
What do you wake up in the morning the most excited about?
That I woke up. (laughs) That knocks me out every morning.
- Brad Paisley plans to release his new album, 5th Gear, on June 19th.
- The June Carter tribute album, Anchored in Love: A Tribute to June Carter Cash, was bumped up from June 19th to June 5th.
- Also set for a June 5th release date is the Marty Stuart duet album, Compadres: An Anthology of Duets.
- Dolly Parton admitted she was impressed with the style of a prostitute in her home town when she was growing up.
‘My clothes are as tacky as Graceland,’ she said, ‘but it’s helped me to be recognised all over the world. I have no taste or style and nobody cares. I love it.’
- Jack Ingram gives a little background info about his new album, This Is It, which was released today.
- Kenny Chesney celebrated his birthday at the Tin Roof in Nashville last night. He leaked word to his fan club that there would be a party, and he did not disappoint. Chesney played for more than three hours, occasionally inviting guests like Kix Brooks, Gretchen Wilson, John Rich, Jewel, and Montgomery Gentry to join him on vocals.
- Dave McKenna wrote a review of the Dierks Bentley/Jason Aldean concert on The Washington Post. McKenna enjoyed Bentley, but had a few qualms with Aldean.
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