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In Stores Today 9/21

Written by SLN Staff Writer
In Stores Today 9/21

Another big release day in the world of country music!

Billy Currington’s new album, Enjoy Yourself, is available today. Although Billy planned on taking his time recording this album, the quick success of the debut single, “Pretty Good At Drinkin’ Beer,” forced the process to speed up. “This album was really a rush job. I had plans to take six months to make this album … But two weeks was all I could do [because] the song ‘Pretty Good At Drinkin’ Beer’ went up [the charts] really fast … Enjoy Yourself is what I want you to feel when you hear the album. I want you to be happy and have fun. Hopefully this music makes you dance, laugh and sing along,” he said.

Randy Houser’s second release, They Call Me Cadillac, is also available today. Randy wrote or co-wrote all 11 tracks on the album which include the first single, “Whistlin’ Dixie.” Randy got back to his southern rock roots with this album, saying “People like me who grew up the way I did don’t really have much to listen to. Those guys are still listening to the same Waylon Jennings and Lynyrd Skynyrd albums for the past 20 years because they haven’t really been fed their comfort zone … I don’t know if this record is the most commercially viable record there is, but I think it may be a growth record.”

Don’t forget to join us for our Twitter-view with Randy tomorrow at 6:30pm ET.

Zac Brown Band rounds out the big release day with You Get What You Give. ZBB welcomes plenty of special guests on this album, including Alan Jackson on the debut single, “As She’s Walking Away.” Jimmy Buffett also makes an appearance in “Knee Deep” and the album also includes a song called “No Hurry” that was written by James Otto. Zac co-produced the album, which is also being issued as a Deluxe Edition featuring bonus tracks “Oh My Sweet Carolina,” “Every Little Bit,” “Nothing” and “Smoke Rise.”

Head on over to iTunes, Amazon, or your local retail outlet to support this great new country music!

Tags: Alan Jackson, Billy Currington, James Otto, Randy Houser, Zac Brown Band