Kenny Chesney

I Think That This Was One "GREAT" CD Put Out By Kenny Chesney. In Fact, Today While I Was Out, I Took Along His CD And Kept Playing It Over And Over Again. Kenny Has One "GREAT" CD That I Am So Glad That I Brought Through You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kenny's latest album takes you right down to the Caribbean while still maintaining the country feel. From his first single with the legendary Wailers to duets with Willie Nelson and Dave Matthews. This album leaves you wanting more!

I purchased this item for my son's birthday and he was absolutely thrilled with it. He loves the variety of songs and I enjoy hearing them, too.

This is another great cd from Kenny Chesney. It is great and you will really like it.

This is one of Kenny's best albums yet... I absolutely love "Boats"... and "Key's in the Conch Shell" is such a catchy tune.. Working with Willie had to be a ball with "Lucky Old Sun" and "Everybody Wants to go to Heaven" rocks! I would recommend this CD to anyone ... not just Kenny fans.. this CD is not just island music he's been putting out lately....I LOVE this album. Thanks Kenny - this album makes me one of your fans now!

I Think That This Was One "GREAT" CD Put Out By Kenny Chesney. In Fact, Today While I Was Out, I Took Along His CD And Kept Playing It Over And Over Again. Kenny Has One "GREAT" CD That I Am So Glad That I Brought Through You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kenny's latest album takes you right down to the Caribbean while still maintaining the country feel. From his first single with the legendary Wailers to duets with Willie Nelson and Dave Matthews. This album leaves you wanting more!

I purchased this item for my son's birthday and he was absolutely thrilled with it. He loves the variety of songs and I enjoy hearing them, too.

This is another great cd from Kenny Chesney. It is great and you will really like it.

This is one of Kenny's best albums yet... I absolutely love "Boats"... and "Key's in the Conch Shell" is such a catchy tune.. Working with Willie had to be a ball with "Lucky Old Sun" and "Everybody Wants to go to Heaven" rocks! I would recommend this CD to anyone ... not just Kenny fans.. this CD is not just island music he's been putting out lately....I LOVE this album. Thanks Kenny - this album makes me one of your fans now!

SAVE A HORSE, RIDE ME! Dancin for groceries makes me cry, he knows middle america better than anyone else. I get so hot when he sings about the real working man "In a blue-collar shirt and a baseball cap union made
He's hot, sweat drops". Cant wat till he comes back to town!!!!!!!!

Here is yet another silver platter of wonderful songs by Kenny Chesney. To date, he has released more than a dozen great albums since his debut in the mid-1990s. Like his previous recordings, this album is starting to churn out great hits, as well as containing a bunch of great songs overall. Many of the tracks deal with real life issues, and some are just down right fun.

The first track "Never Wanted Nothing More" is about having fun and that little moments, relationships with family and friends, finding the Lord, and being happy with what you have are the things that are important. "Don't Blink" is a story of an old man recounting important events in his life and noting how quickly time passes. A soft ballad, "Better As A Memory" illustrates that he prefers to keep moving on rather than staying in one place. The duet "Shiftwork", is an island style song about going to work out of necessity and not really enjoying it, yet the money the employee earns allows him to go on vacation.

Another island song is the reggae piece "Got A Little Crazy" in which the character got wild drinking a lot, and waking up with a girl, and having fun last night. A fun song is "Wild Ride", a high-energy duet with Joe Walsh, laced with guitar work and synthesized falsetto voice. Either one of these would make a great single for the airwaves. "Just Not Today" recognizes that he needs to grow up and face responsibilities someday, but for now, he wants to enjoy the fun activities of youth. This track would also make a great single.

Family life serves as the theme in two of the songs here: "Wife and Kids" is very straightforeward about the desire to have a family. "Dancing For The Groceries" is a story about a working-class single mother who dances to earn money to support her kids and pay the bills. The final two songs on the album are softer and slower: "Scare Me" tells how change can be frightening, yet once your life is changed by meeting someone, you don't want things to return to the way they were. "Demons" mentions harmful items that one can be attracted to and they may follow you around, such as bad relationships or adictive substances.

This recording adds to the growing portfolio of Kenny Chesney's music, and can be appreciated for its versatility. Every KC fan should go out and obtain this album, while newcomers may find this to be a nice introduction to this talented artist.

Kenny keeps shelling out hits and this album is one of my favorites. "Almost a memory" is about my favorite song out right now and "Don't Blink" is a great reminder of what is important in life.

I was kind of disappointed in this cd, especially after hearing the first two singles and all the hype building up this CD.

It's good, But it's not one of those that you want to play over and over again and love all the songs.


It does have it's good points though, Don't Blink, Never Wanted Nothing More, Just Not Today, Scare Me and Better As A Memory. All of those songs are great.

But Wild Ride, Demons, Shiftwork, etc, never really stood out to me and I never really cared for them.

I love Kenny. I can really identify with his love for the islands. He is singing my life. His live concerts are great too.

2 of songs where on the country award show the other night that was a treat

You cannot go wrong with any Kenny Chesney music! My daughter had the song Me and You played at her wedding.

This cd is old; it came out in 2000 before "No Shoes, No Shirt ..." and "When the Sun Goes Down" were released. Both of those cds have propelled Kenny into pop-country stardom and some fans many be unaware of the songs on Kenny's first few albums.

Since this cd highlights Kenny's earlier work, many of his newer fans may be unfamiliar with the songs on the "Greatest Hits." This cd is great for the fans who want a sample of pre-2000 Kenny without having to buy all of his early albums. My favorite songs are "Back Where I Come From" and "She Think's My Tractor's Sexy."

Good album with many great songs. He sings straight from the heart and things he has experienced himself. A must for any Kenny Chesney fan.

I bought this as a gift for my niece and she tells me she is enjoying it. She went to see Chesney in concert in Atlanta and following her trip, I purchased this CD for her. I think all Chesney fans would be happy with the CD.

I did'nt think i was going to like this cd much, that is untill i put it in my player! This is my favor Christmas CD that i have, it seems like you could listen to it all year and not get sick of it.

First I must say I am a KENNY CHESNEY fan! But I really believe anybody would enjoy this CD. I've never bought a CHRISTMAS ALBUM from any artist before. It's just not something I would listen to very much, and also the reason why 5 years after this release I am just now buying it. Had I heard it before I would have purchased it sooner. Came across Kenny singing Silent Night on the internet and that started my search for this album. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE him singing Silent Night and "Just A Kid" (Could listen to them all day over and over, such a great voice). Pretty Paper with Willie Nelson also wonderful just so many great songs on this album. Even though it's a Christams CD I can honestly say I will listen to it year around!! YOU GOTTA HAVE IT!! Find a sample and listen before you buy it, if you must (Like I did) and you'll see why I recommend it! :-)

This Christmas CD definitely has a tropical sound, but I like it a lot. The price was right and I love Kenny!

This Kenny Chesney CD is a must for all those who frequent the Caribbean! Even if you don't, you will like the upbeat music and make you want to visit the islands.

I THINK THIS CHRISTMAS CD IS AWESOME! I ABSOLUTLY LOVE THE TROPICAL STYLE THAT KENNY ADDS TO THIS CD. IT MAKES IT TOTALLY DIFFERENT FROM MOST OF THE OTHER CHRISTMAS CD'S! SO, DURING THESE COLD DAYS LEADING UP TO CHRISTMAS, I'VE BEEN TRYING TO SIT BACK, RELAX & ENJOY CHRISTMAS...ISLAND STYLE; WISHING I WAS THERE!!!! IF YOU LOVE WARM WEATHER, SAND, THE OCEAN & PALMS TREES...THEN GO OUT AND BUY THIS CD!

This album is full of great songs!! My favorite is "Magic". It's a good mix of island music with a touch of the big band sounds of Frank Sinatra. Island Boy makes me appreciate being born on the Coast, hanging out at the barrier islands where it's "peaceful and serene". "Guitars and Tiki Bars makes you want to dance! When you can't get to the beach, just play this album! True Kenny fans will appreciate it!

I spent a week in St. John recently. This album makes me feel like I'm right back there. Laid back and easy. And it's fun to hear the names of the places I recently was in the songs. It was cool to know he hung out in the same places I did. The music is so relaxed and smooth. Loved it!

This is by far, my favorite Kenny Chesney CD to date. I know a lot of people have not liked his foray into island music (and away from contemporary country music) with this CD, but I applaud it! These songs are heartfelt, soulful, and moving and I can almost feel the sand between my toes and the waves lapping at my feet whenever I listen to it. Thanks Kenny, for these songs that always 'take me there' when I most need it. I hope you'll record more CD's like this in the future!

I am not a Country Music fan. I listen to Classical and Blues and classic R&B.

BUT - I went on a Windjammer cruise in January 2007 to the BVI with my sister and her friends and one of our stops was Jost Van Dyck. We had lunch at Ivan's and they were playing this CD. I ordered it when I got home. It spoke to me and 6 months later, the call is even stronger.

I am in a high pressure job as Director of Sales Operations (not too far from Boston - "She's from Boston".......) for an international technology company and work from 6 am to 7 pm most days.

But Fridays, I make an exception - at 5 pm EST, I start this CD (it is always in my office CD player), pour myself a glass of wine and decompress as I say goodbye to my 200 daily emails and 4-5 daily conference calls.

It has made me truly start to seriously re-evaluate my priorities. Our kids are grown, we have no debt, I am well-compensated but so is my husband and my job is just to make a few people richer.....My only problem is that my husband cannot do his work remotely. Hmmmmmmmm

Take my advice and buy this CD to decompress.

I love Be As You Are. It is my second most favorite Kenny cd (followed by Everywhere We Go). Kenny wrote all the songs on this album. Old Blue Chair, Somewhere in the Sun, and the title song are all great. Magic is really cool because it is unlike anything Kenny has ever recorded--it is bluesy, and I don't ever listen to this song just once. It always gets repeated and heard at least twice. The songs on this album are moody, with a lot of emotion. I love it and highly recommend it.

I gave as a gift and the person who I got if for loved it..

This is by far Kenny Chesney's best cd to date. And since I am reviewing this cd 6 years after it was released, I make the aforementioned statement with 100% confidence. I have been a long time KC fan (but a recent Amazon.com reviewer) and of all his work, I think this cd has the most "hits" for me.

This cd has become the anthem to my life. Whether you are feeling "Young", have dreams of becoming a "Big Star", looking for the "Good Stuff" or you need to get away to a place where "No Shoes, No Shirt, [is] No Problem" - this cd has it all! I LOVE this album and I love KC. I just saw him in concert (08 Poets and Pirates Tour) and he sang atlest 4 songs from this ablum - like I said, this cd has most of KC's best songs!

Already had this album from Oz, but was scratched. Love the album and wish I could see kenny live.

Here is another wonderful release from the boy from Tennessee which offers more of his heartfelt melodies and stories of deep thoughts. As with his earlier albums, this one contains Kenny's clear and sincere vocals and a contemporary, yet unmistakably country taste to these songs. In contrast to his earlier albums, this one explores a new territory, the tropical island sound and/or lyrics in some of the selections here. All of the tracks consist of lyrics that many people can relate to on a personal basis because they have experienced or are experiencing these same thoughts or feelings.

The album starts out with the hit song "Young", a mid-tempo, neo country track that reflects on one's youth, with the activities, attitudes, behavior, and relationships that marked those days. This is sung from an adult point of view, on how he notes how fast the time has gone by, and how he wished he was older (when he was a kid), but now wishes those days weren't over (now that he's grown). The next track, a soft, low key, moderately paced "I Remember" tells of the guy thinking about a girl he used to have a relationship with, but he wants to forget about her. "A Lot Of Things Different" is soft and mild, and another hit song; it deals with past regrets, mostly about things he should have done but didn't, and he would do things differently if he had the chance to. Note that he speaks about the mistakes in a talking voice and sings the rest of the line. Next is the hit song "The Good Stuff", a story of a guy who had a fight with his wife so he goes to the bar, and ends up listening to the bartender telling about his late wife, and the grandkids, and the good times he had; so he has a change of heart. The hit "Big Star" is a high-energy, moderately fast-paced story song about a female who dreams of being a musical superstar, and experiences the life of a celebrity.

Next is "On the Coast of Somewhere Beautiful", a soft piece in which the guy thinks about a girl, imagining that she is on the beautiful beach, and he wishes he could be there with her. "Never Gonna Feel That Way Again" is moderately fast-paced, and discusses the past phases of his life: childhood, the teenage years, and as a father playing ball with his young son; and how he will never return to those times again. Then come "Dreams", a soft, slow song with acoustic piano in the background, in which a woman dreams of having a man in her life (again) and that he will stay with her. The title track "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems" is a popular hit song with a tropical style; marked by light-hearted rhythms, strumming guitars, violin, sliding steel guitar, and xylophone. It tells of a busy guy who would like to visit the island where the rules are relaxed and the mood is a laid-back one, and the setting is like a tropical vacation.

Kenny wanders into the rock 'n' roll sound with "Live Those Songs" with a rock guitar strumming in the background of high energy. This is the story of a working guy who wishes he could return to the early 70s and the beach, girls, and music of those times. "One Step Up" is the remake of the Bruce Springsteen hit, a fairly gentle piece about dealing with the frustrations of having setbacks while working toward goals. The final track "I Can't Go There" is a soft and slow ballad, with an acoustic piano in the background. This is a story of a guy who can't visit any places because they all remind him of a girl he used to go out with; almost as if her memory follows him wherever he goes.

Overall, these dozen tracks provide some variety in Kenny's style of performing and singing. This album helped bump up his thriving musical career and push him into superstardom. Although the five hits from this package are great, the listener must hear all twelve tracks to appreciate the versatility contained here. This album deserves 5 and 1/2 stars on a scale of 1 to 5; or 11 stars on a scale of 1 to 10.

No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems is a great album. Along with the title song this album includes Kenny's hits The Good Stuff and Young. The bonus track, I Can't Go There is my favorite song on the album. I never listen to that song just once. I always rewind it and listen to it again and again. This album is a must for true Kenny fans.

There is a song called There Goes My Life sung by Kenny from this cd that has touched my heart and brings back a painful memory to me. All moms know when their child leaves the nest you get tears in your eyes. Well this song was similar to my life. My oldest daughter in 2003 late summer loaded up her Mustang converible with most of what she owned like her Old Navy clothes and pictures to move to a dorm for she was college bound. I will never forget that day . Even though she was no longer in my home she wasnt too far away but it was time for my baby girl to experience life outside in this big world without her mom. To my daughter for giving me life itself, strength without you I would have been nothing and all alone in this world. Did the best I could raising you and I love you and miss more than you know. Thank you Kenny even though I cry everytime its heard, you have embraced me with a song to go with my memory of my baby growing up. There goes my life. She is my future and my everything. Love Mrs. H

I have a question to all of you out there on Amazon, especially you Kenny Chesney lovers. Exactly what do the lyrics to his song "Anything But Mine" mean? I was confused by looking at the video and by listening to the song. Please help me.

For the Price it doesn't get any better

Kenny never lets me down. He just keeps getting better all the time.

Out of all the Kenny Chesney albums released as of October 2006,this is by far his best work to date. All tracks on this CD are of true superior quailty. This is especially true of "There Goes My Life" and "I Go Back". A must have for all Kenny Chesney fans!!!

Not my favorite Chesney CD, but is a good one to have in a collection.

What a great CD! I just have it play over and over in the car. My favorite song is #7- Beer in Mexico- but they are all good. This is a nice collection of songs that you hear being played now on the radio even though the cd is a from a couple of years ago. The teen agers in the family like it, too. Good value!

This cd is good, but certainly not one of my favorites of Kenny's. I could have done without owning this one.

Everytime Kenny puts an album out it reinforces my admiration for him. If you buy this album, it would be money well spent!

I love anything that Kenny Chesney does and this was no exception. Great songs to sing along with and enjoy. Also thought provoking songs. I especially like "Living in Fast Forward," since that seems to be how my life has gone recently until this song got me thinking that there's more to life and I needed to "rewind real slow," too. I bought copies for friends who also love nearly all the tracks. Good buy and good voice.

This was a pretty good purchase for me. I really love live songs and the crowds really add more to the songs and it just sounds better to me.

Kenny really has changed since first coming to country but this is a good collection of songs that he has done in the past. Uncle Kracker even makes an appearence in the When the Sun Goes Down segment and that got the crowd really loud after the introduction of him. Pretty good LIVE cd but not as good as Garth Brook's LIVE cd's, still great though.

Pretty good cd to pick up. If yall like LIVE cd's or songs Kenny has done in the past then I recommend on picking this one up.

Kenny Chesney's high-energy shows would be virtually impossible to truly capture live. This does about as good as anyone could hope for, with a VERY tight band, and as live CDs go, is extremely enjoyable. I do have a problem with sound techs boosting crowd noise when words are "spoken" during the course of the song just for the purpose of trying to re-create a crowd's reaction. In some places on this CD, it's so blatantly obvious. You hear the crowd, then all of a sudden, it's like the crowd is instantly silenced. Did someone tell the crowd to shut up? Live shows don't happen that way; that's something that's done in a studio. Blissfully, it only happens a few times here. For the most part, this is a well-done live CD. Not the best I've heard, and not the best "country", but worth your money just the same.

It was cool to hear his old songs with his new voice. I think his voice is more smooth and rich than it used to be (I liked his old voice too). Anyway, good sound, mixed well, upbeat, great song selection. Not alot of his "MEGA HITS", but we can hear those anytime. I really enjoyed this live album, totally recommend.

An excellent collection of some of Kenny Chesney's best songs, all done live!

This CD is AWESOME! It's been in my CD player ever since I got it and I play it over and over again. It's great hearing my favorites and some new Kenny Chesney songs. I also love hearing his commentary on some of the songs.