Sunday, 26 June 2016

Mark Chesnutt launches new Youtube Video Series "Honky Tonk Monday"

TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC ARTIST MARK CHESNUTT LAUNCHES NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO SERIES "HONKY TONK MONDAY"

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (June 20, 2016) – They say good things come in threes and for Mark Chesnutt fans that expression is ringing true. Chesnutt’s first album of new material in eight years (Tradition Lives) will be released July 8, and the lead single, “Oughta Miss Me By Now,” is garnering airplay across the country.

In addition to new music, fans craving more content from the classic country superstar can check out the recently launched YouTube video series playlist, “Mark Chesnutt’s Honky Tonk Monday” on the Mark Chesnutt YouTube Channel, YouTube.com/MarkChesnuttTV.

The new videos feature Chesnutt recounting his favorite songs and memories of the format’s biggest stars.
In Episode One he describes the feeling of singing Ronnie Milsap’s “Houston Solution” live, long before Chesnutt had a string of hits of his own, which include “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing,” “It Sure Is Monday,” “Brother Jukebox,” “Going Through The Big D,” “Bubba Shot The Jukebox,” “Too Cold At Home,” and many more – making up his plethora of multi-platinum selling and top-charting hits.



 Episode Two is an emotional account of his relationship with the legendary George Jones.
“We just had a special friendship. We’d call each other all the time to talk about things. He gave me a lot of advice. And we sat around on the bus and sang. That’s my most treasured memory of George Jones,” says Chesnutt in the clip.



This week’s installment, honors Merle Haggard. Chesnutt discusses an instance when Haggard invited him over to his house for a tour rehearsal with The Strangers, Haggard’s long-time band.
Watch Episode Three here.



Also on YouTube, fans will find the lyric video for Oughta Miss Me By Now.” The track stays true to his honky-tonk roots, showcasing the traditional country sounds that have kept Chesnutt selling out shows and earning Platinum albums throughout the last three decades.
My Kind Of Country Single Review: Mark Chesnutt – ‘Oughta Miss Me By Now’
It’s always a good news day when you hear Mark Chesnutt has released new music. His first album in eight years is due next month, with the encouraging title, Tradition Lives, and in the mean time here is the first single.
Written by Tony Ramey and Trey Matthews, this is an excellent song about the aftermath of a breakup, loaded with irony. The man is missing his ex, and even kind of stalking her, but is making no actual effort to get her back. Yet he is surprised that she hasn’t come back to him. Plaintively he bemoans the fact that she doesn’t ring him, even though he admits he hasn’t tried calling her either. Somehow one isn’t surprised it’s not working out – but Mark’s emotionally compelling vocals make one sympathise with his pain regardless.

“Oughta Miss Me By Now” Official Lyric Video:


To preview the entire Tradition Lives album, listen to a medley here.

Song List
1. "I've Got A Quarter In My Pocket" (John Ludowitz, Billy Yates)
2. "Is It Still Cheating" (Jamey Johnson, Randy Houser, Jerrod Nieman)
3. "Lonely Ain't The Only Game in Town" (Jimmy Ritchey, Donald Poythress, Donald Skaggs)
4. "Oughta Miss Me By Now" (Tony Ramey, Trey Matthews)
5. "Neither Did I" (Jimmy Ritchey, Tim Menzies, Monty Criswell)
6. "So You Can't Hurt Me Anymore" (Jimmy Ritchey, Roger Springer, William Michael Morgan)
7. "You Moved Up In Your World" (Dale Dodson, Brett Eldredge, Curly Putnam)
8. "Look at Me Now" (Jimmy Ritchey, Don Poythress, Blaine Larsen)
9. "Losing You All Over Again" (Jimmy Ritchey, Don Poythress, Blaine Larsen)
10. "Never Been to Texas" (Mark Chesnutt, Roger Springer, Slugger Morisette)
11. "What I Heard" (Cary Stone, Byron Hill)
12. "Hot" (Donald Poythress, Wynn Varble)
13. "There Won't Be Another Now (Tribute to the Hag)" (Bonus track) (Red Lane)

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