George Strait is releasing his 39th studio album, Here For A Good Time, on September 6th. The title track “Here For A Good Time,” was written by George with his son Bubba Strait and songwriter Dean Dillon. George talks about the process here. This is George’s 89th career single and his second highest debut in his career on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Starting today, GeorgeStrait.com is offering an exclusive album pre-order package that includes the full length Here For A Good Time CD, a limited edition T-Shirt, poster and instant download the single “Here For A Good Time” as well as a sweepstakes to enter for a chance to see George Strait on tour in 2012.
Eric Church is the top man this week on the album charts with Chief taking the No. 1 spot on both the Billboard Country and Top 200 with 144,990 albums sold. Chief, the third studio album from Church, more than quadrupled the first week sales of his Gold® Certified sophomore release Carolina. Chief is only the second country album to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 this year and is second highest selling debut for a country release this year behind Brad Paisley. As if Eric didn’t have enough to celebrate – his current single, “Homeboy,” has been certified Gold® by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) making this his third Gold® Certified career record.
Chris Young's success means a fatter bank account. Something he is just now getting used to. Chris recalls that just last year he wanted to make a purchse and called his accountant to see if it was going to be all right. "I was out shopping and I found something I really wanted. I called my accountant and I had to leave them a message. So when they called back they were like, 'What are you buying?' I think they were relieved to hear that it was a brand new washing machine! Everyone laughs at me when they hear that story, but I really needed a washer. I even went to the scratch-and-dent store to buy it!"
Justin Moore is revealing that corn dogs are his absolute favorite junk food. Something he loves to get when he plays fairs this time of year. "We were playing a state fair last year, and during the middle of a show I said, 'If somebody brings me a corn dog, they can come up on my bus after the show and I'll meet them." Justin got his corn dogs all right. "Three or four corn dogs were thrown up onstage," he adds.
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