Today is the day! Get your copy of Kenny Chesney's 'The Road and the Radio'! I'll be looking for my copy after work today.
After veering off on a more personal, acoustic-based album, country‘s reigning superstar returns to mainstream form on this set, whose title cut reflects two places this guy dominates. That song in particular is a big, broad ballad of the type Chesney owns, as is the deeply sad leadoff single "Who You‘d Be Today." Similarly, "Summertime" and "Tequila Loves Me" are the sort of laid-back mood pieces likely to melt snow this winter, and Chesney sings the hell out of the romantic power ballad "Save Me" and the well-drawn "Freedom." He rocks a little harder than usual on the Stones-ish "Living in Fast Forward" and brings horns and bombast to "Beer in Mexico." Bottom line: This is Chesney doing what he does so very well, and his legions of fans will eat it up.
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