Owen unveils songs on "Greetings" CD
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Owen unveils songs on "Greetings" CD

Wednesday, March 13, 2019 – Jake Owen unveiled the 14 songs that will be on hid upcoming CD, "Greetings From...Jake," dropping March 29 on Big Loud.

The disc features the PLATINUM-selling hit "I Was Jack (You Were Diane)" and current single "Down To The Honkytonk," which garnered a nomination for Single of the Year at the upcoming 54th Annual Academy Of Country Music Awards.

Joey Moi produced Owen's label debut. Moi was at the helm of some of Owen's biggest hits to date, including "Barefoot Blue Jean Night," "Alone with You" and "Beachin'."

The track list is:
1. Down To The Honkytonk (Luke Laird, Rodney Clawson, Shane McAnally)
2. Ain't Here To Talk (Jesse Frasure, Brett Tyler, Michael Hardy)
3. Catch A Cold One (Jon Nite, Josh Thompson, Justin Ebach)
4. I Was Jack (You Were Diane) (Craig Wiseman, David Ray, Jody Stevens, John Mellencamp, Tommy Cecil)
5. Grass Is Always Greener (featuring Kid Rock) (Ben Burgess, Jaren Johnston, Robert Ritchie, Alysa Vanderheym)
6. Homemade (Bobby Pinson, Drew Parker, Jared Mullins, Ben Goldsmith)
7. Drink All Day (Daniel Ross, Ernest K Smith, Brian Kelley, Josh Miller)
8. That's On Me (Laura Veltz, Benjy Davis, Matt Dragstrem)
9. Senorita (feat. Lele Pons) (Nolan Sipe, Nathan Spicer, Ben Caver)
10. In It (Jimmy Robbins, Josh Thompson, Laura Veltz)
11. River of Time (Dallas Davidson, Ben Hayslip, Marv Green)
12. Made for You (Benjy Davis, Joey Hyde, Neil Medley)
13. Mexico in Our Minds (Jaren Johnston, Chris DeStefano, Ashley Gorley)
14. Damn (David Lee Murphy, Jake Owen, Brett James)


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