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Release Date: Nov 08, 2005; Lead Performance: Kenny Chesney; Genre: Country/Bluegrass
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Kenny Chesney, who has spent half his career copping island vibes from Jimmy Buffett, hits a sand barge with The Road and the Radio, a low-key, ballad-heavy collection about the need to slow down and examine a frantic life. (''Who You'd Be Today,'' a meditation on a friend who died too soon, hits an introspective high.) Nothing here specifically addresses Chesney's split with Renée Zellweger, which is too bad. These predictable tunes about small-town living, alcohol hazes, and summertime fun seem about as dated as last year's beach shirt.
Posted Nov 04, 2005
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