Nashville, TN… (November 1, 2011)... After his recent signing with Black River Entertainment, country music superstar and celebrated TV host Craig Morgan is excited to share new music with his fans. His highly anticipated 5-song EP, This Ole Boy, is available for purchase at all digital outlets beginning today in advance of a full-length album expected in early 2012.  Click HERE to buy now.

The toe-tapping sing-along title track “This Ole Boy” is currently climbing the country charts. In between touring and filming for the 3^rd season of his TV show Craig Morgan All Access Outdoors, Morgan worked in the studio with co-producer Phil O’Donnell to create that classic Craig Morgan sound.  In addition to co-producing the EP, Morgan also co-wrote the song, “The Whole World Needs a Kitchen.”

Along with celebrating new music out this week, Craig is gearing up to sing the National Anthem in Nashville on Sunday as the Tennessee Titans take on the Cincinnati Bengals.  The game begins at 3:05 CT and can be caught live on CBS.

This Ole Boy Track Listing

1. “This Ole Boy” – (Ben Hayslip, Dallas Davidson, and Rhett Akins)
2. “The Whole World Needs A Kitchen”-  (Craig Morgan, Shane Minor, Phil O’Donnell)
3. “Fish Weren’t Bitin’”- (Jimmy Yeary Marty Dodson)
4. “Show Me Your Tattoo”- (Ben Daniel, Skip Black)
5. “Better Stories”- (Monty Chriswell, Michael White, Lee Thomas Miller)

ABOUT CRAIG MORGAN:
One of country music’s best-loved artists, Craig Morgan has made a name for himself with massive radio airplay of his signature hits:  “Bonfire,” “Almost Home,” “Redneck Yacht Club,” “That’s What I Love About Sunday” and “International Harvester. His newest single “This Ole Boy,” has just been delivered to country radio. Craig received one of country music’s highest honors when he was inducted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry in 2008. In addition to his career as a Country Music superstar, Craig is also a celebrated TV personality as the host of “Craig Morgan: All Access Outdoors,” currently in its second season on The Outdoor Channel. Prior to becoming a country music and TV sensation, Craig Morgan spent over 10 years of active duty in the Army and an additional nine years in the Army Reserves.  He is an avid supporter of America’s military personnel and a recipient of the 2006 USO Merit Award. For more information on Craig Morgan, please visit www.craigmorgan.com or follow him on Twitter @cmorganmusic.