Welcome! Sign in or register

Kenny Chesney - No Shoes No Shirt No Problems (CD 2002)

Listings

Product details

Reviews

Track Listing
1. Young
2. I Remember
3. Lot Of Things Different
4. Good Stuff
5. Big Star
6. On The Coast Of Somewhere Beautiful
7. Never Gonna Feel Like That Again
8. Dreams
9. No Shoes No Shirt No Problems
10. Live Those Songs
11. One Step Up
12. I Can't Go There

Details
Number of CDs:	1
Recording Type:	Studio
Distributor:	Sony BMG/Arvato Services
Recording Mode:	Stereo

Album Notes
Personnel includes: Kenny Chesney (vocals); B. James Lowry (electric & gut-string guitar); Mark Casstevens (electric guitar, ukulele); Brent Mason, Clayton Mitchell, Dale Oliver, Pt Buchanan, John Jorgenson, John Willis (electric guitar); Dan Dugmore, Sonny Garrish (steel guitar); Tim Hensley (banjo); Rob Hajacos, Larry Franklin, Glen Duncan, Nicholas Hoffman (fiddle); Steve Nathan, Gary Prim, (piano); Larry Paxton, Michael Rhodes, Steve Marshall (bass); Paul Leim, Sean Paddock (drums); Melonie Cannon, Liana Manis, Wes Hightower, Chip Davis (background vocals).Producers include: Norro Wilson, Buddy Cannon, Kenny Chesney.Recorded at Emerald Sound Studios and Sound Stage Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Includes liner notes by Kenny Chesney.Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words. Take for example the photo from the inner booklet of NO SHOES, NO SHIRT, NO PROBLEMS that features contemporary country star Kenny Chesney resplendent in cowboy hat and tie-dye T-shirt emblazoned with a Beatles lyric. That one image tells you a lot about Chesney's music. Though he's got the requisite amount of twang a la his Nashville contemporaries, he has an undeniable pop-rock sensibility as well. You can hear it in everything from the classic pop "whoo-hooh" background vocals on the opening track "Young" to the crunchy guitars on "Live those Songs," which also happens to make reference to Creedence Clearwater Revival, Buddy Holly, and Otis Redding. For those who hadn't already gotten the crossover message, it's hammered home still further by an album-closing (if you don't count the bonus track) take on Bruce Springsteen's TUNNEL OF LOVE ballad "One Step Up."

Be the first to review it!