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Entertainment writer focusing on classic country and classic rock.
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Ten Years Later: Brad Paisley's 'This is Country Music'

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By Bob Paxman
| Sounds Like Nashville Verified
WANTAGH, NEW YORK - AUGUST 30: Brad Paisley performs at Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater on August 30, 2019 in Wantagh, New York. (Photo by Kevin Kane/Getty Images) Brad Paisley’s album This Is Country Music is celebrating a milestone tenth anniversary this month. This Is Country Music was released May 23, 2011, and marked the eighth album of Paisley’s still-blossoming career.
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Adam Sanders Takes The Next Big Step

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By Bob Paxman
| Sounds Like Nashville Verified
Singer/songwriter releases his debut full-length album May 21 Adam Sanders: Photo Credit Jana Hall Adam Sanders first made his name in the Music Row circles writing for other artists. And you can count some big names among those who have recorded the songs he’s written, Luke Bryan and Dierks Bentley among them.
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Alan Jackson: From the Mailroom to Superstardom

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By Bob Paxman
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Alan Jackson has been “keeping it country” for more than 30 years, and he shows no signs of letting up on that path. Signifying that you can’t pull the stops on a hard working country man, Jackson is back at it, releasing his first new studio album in six years on May 14th. And like the tall, lanky star himself, the album, titled Where Have You Gone, comes in a big package, loaded with 21 songs, 15 of those from his own pen.
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