Brad Paisley released his latest album, Love and War earlier this month. The album includes a few singles he released throughout the album process, like “Today” and “Heaven South.” A Brad Paisley album wouldn’t be complete without one of his noteworthy satirical and clever songs, so in preparation for the full-length album, Paisley wrote and release “selfie#theinternetisforever.” The album includes vocals John Fogerty, Mick Jagger, Timbaland, and Bill Anderson. Love and War is the epitome of Brad Paisley as an artist and proves to be a concoction of current, classic, and clever songs mixed with recognizable and unique voices. Paisley is getting positive feedback and media attention throughout his album process with all of its personality. My favorite song on the album, which has recently gotten the country music world’s attention, is “Gold All Over The Ground” – a tribute to Johnny Cash.
The song is a musical adaptation of a poem that Johnny Cash once wrote to June Carter Cash in 1967. “Gold All Over The Ground” is a touching addition to an album that successfully hits all aspects of country music. The single is a melodic, heartfelt song in honor of the written words and the man who wrote them. The video for “Gold All Over The Ground” has since been released and emphasizes the emotion and significance of the song.
For more information and to watch the video, visit theboot.com.