Kenny Chesney

Setting the tone for Kenny Chesney's 12th long player, "Never Wanted Nothing More" is an upbeat, feel-good affirmation of life, love and faith. "Shiftwork" finds Chesney and George Strait mixing some beachy, Jimmy Buffett twang into a fun little duet. "Just Not Today" spins an endearing narrative about falling for the neighborhood tomboy and shirking day-to-day responsibilities. "Wife and Kids" is so Hallmark sappy that it inadvertently makes a good argument for bachelordom. "Demons" demonizes whiskey, women, weed, guitars and a whole bunch of other really fun stuff.

Kenny Chesney won America's heart as the fun-loving country boy, the one who
schmoozes with Jimmy Buffett and Uncle Kracker for island-hopping party hits.
Unfortunately, in Nashville, even the most lovable party boys are expected to grow up and
sing about husbandhood, so now it's Chesney's turn. “Shift Work” is a fine duet with
George Strait, who has more great songs about husbandhood than Chesney has fi... More >