Album

This Is Country Music

Brad Paisley

2011 · Folk, World, & Country

This Is Country Music by Brad Paisley

This Is Country Music is a Folk album by Brad Paisley, originally released in 2011. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.

About

Brad Paisley’s guests include Alabama, on “Old Alabama,” Don Henley on “Love Her Like She’s Leavin’,” Sheryl Crow, Marty Stuart and Carl Jackson on “Life’s Railway to Heaven” and Clint Eastwood whistling on “Eastwood.” The harmonies are tight and the songs are vivid with details. “A Man Don’t Have To Die” is a powerful piece of reality. “Remind Me,” a duet with Carrie Underwood, is a great showcase for both vocal talents.

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Tracklist

  1. 1This Is Country Music5:11
  2. 2Old Alabama (feat. Alabama)5:01
  3. 3A Man Don't Have to Die4:19
  4. 4Camouflage4:26
  5. 5Remind Me (Duet with Carrie Underwood)4:31
  6. 6Working On a Tan4:04
  7. 7Love Her Like She's Leavin' (feat. Don Henley)4:08
  8. 8One of Those Lives4:13
  9. 9Toothbrush3:09
  10. 10Be the Lake3:56
  11. 11Eastwood (feat. Clint Eastwood)5:01
  12. 12New Favorite Memory4:12
  13. 13Don't Drink the Water (feat. Blake Shelton)3:46
  14. 14I Do Now4:00
  15. 15Life's Railway to Heaven (feat. Marty Stuart, Sheryl Crow and Carl Jackson)4:52

Sound DNA

  • Folk
  • Traditional Folk
  • clean
  • playful
  • summer

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Released in a standard jewel case with clear tray and an 8-page fold out booklet.
May have a sticker: "Includes "Old Alabama" featuring Alabama and "Remind me" (Duett with Carrie Underwood) 83274-2-S2".

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6 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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