Tracy Lawrence, Jason Aldean, Brad Arnold, Big & Rich, Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, Easton Corbin, Dustin Lynch, Tim McGraw, Justin Moore, Craig Morgan, Kellie Pickler, Chris Young Good Ole Days

TRACY LAWRENCE TO RELEASE GOOD OLE DAYS

 Todays Hitmakers Showcased on New Album

 

     (Nashville, Tennessee…) – September 8, 2017 –
Tracy Lawrence has set November 10, 2017 as the release date for one of
the most ambitious and significant albums of his career. GOOD OLE DAYS
celebrates the country legend’s indelible mark on country
traditionalism with an album of 11 duets pairing a selection of his most
iconic hits with some of Country and Rock’s contemporary superstars and
newcomers.  See some behind the scenes footage HERE.

“There’s
such a hunger out there for the music from my era – I hear that from so
many people, so I felt like this was a good time to kind of blend the
old and the new,” said Tracy. “My first commitment was from my buddy Tim
McGraw, who chose to sing ‘Time Marches On,’ on the new record.”

The
collaborative collection also includes guest appearances by Jason
Aldean, Big & Rich, Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, Easton Corbin, Dustin
Lynch, Tim McGraw, Justin Moore, Kellie Pickler and Chris Young. 3 Doors
Down leader Brad Arnold makes his Country music debut on the title
track “Good Ole Days,” which is the second of the two original songs.  

When
asked about which of his songs is his all-time favorite, Tracy admits
that choosing one is a lot like trying to single out a favorite child,
it’s just not something that’s easy to do.  

However,
he does mention that “Sticks and Stones” comes to mind. “I’ve got
favorite songs for different reasons, but none of them would have
happened without the first one, so “Sticks and Stones” is very special.” 

The
collection in its entirety is equally special, and Lawrence is humbled
by the excitement that his peers brought to the studio with their
eagerness to keep each track as pure as the day it was first recorded,
with only minor exceptions and a few added new nuances.  Lawrence is excited to offer the first instant grat track “Can’t Break It to My Heart,” the duet with country superstar Jason Aldean, as part of the album preorder which is available today HERE.

Craig Morgan lends his vocals and heartfelt raw emotion on
“Finally Home,” one of the two new tracks and an ode to U.S. military
members celebrating their enduring service to our country. Tracy and
Craig debuted the song together in a performance on the hallowed stage
of The Grand Ole Opry® on August 15. 

A
portion of the proceeds from “Finally Home” will be donated to
Operation FINALLY HOME, a national, non-profit organization providing
mortgage-free, custom-built homes to wounded, ill and injured veterans
or widows of the fallen, thanks to their unique network of experienced
builders, suppliers, and supporters dedicated to honoring heroes with
homes. 

Whether
it is celebrating his iconic hits with fresh new tracks or writing
material for his next studio record, Lawrence knows if he stopped today
he’d already have cemented his place in the pantheon of country-music
greats. 

“To
realize that I’m older now and being looked at by younger kids in the
same light as I looked at guys like Strait and Haggard, it’s very
flattering,” he notes. “To know that I’ve made music that’s had that
kind of impact on people, well, it’s pretty cool.”

“Time Marches On” Featuring Tim McGraw

             Originally released March 1996 on his Time Marches On album.

             Peaked at #1

 

“Sticks And Stones” Featuring Luke Bryan

             Originally released November 1991 on his Sticks and Stones album.

             Peaked at #1

 

“Alibis” Featuring Justin Moore

             Originally released February 1993 on his Alibis album.

             Peaked at #1

 

“Can’t Break It To My Heart” Featuring Jason Aldean

             Originally released June 1993 on his Alibis album.

             Peaked at #1

 

“Good Ole Days” Featuring Brad Arnold And Big & Rich

 

“If The World Had A Front Porch” Featuring Luke Combs

             Originally released September 1995 on his I See It Now album.

             Peaked at #2

 

“Texas Tornado” Featuring Dustin Lynch

             Originally released April 1995 on his I See It Now album.

             Peaked at #1

 

“Stars Over Texas” Featuring Kellie Pickler

             Originally released July 1996 on his Time Marches On album.

             Peaked at #2

 

”If The Good Die Young” Featuring Chris Young

             Originally released January 1994 on his Alibis album.

             Peaked at #1

 

”Paint Me A Birmingham” Featuring Easton Corbin

             Originally released October 2003 on his Strong album.

             Peaked at #4

 “Finally Home” Featuring Craig Morgan

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