Vincent does "Please Mr. Please" bluegrass style

The follow-up from Vincent's number one song, "City Of New Orleans," "Please Mr. Please" is a new rendition of Olivia Newton-John's country hit.

The music video, which was recorded during the SPBGMA convention in Nashville, was premiered digitally by M Music & Musicians Magazine today and will premiere on The Heartland Network at 2 p.m. Eastern/Pacific.

"I was working on the song 'Four Strong Winds' from our upcoming destinations-themed album, and as I turned from working on that song, all of a sudden, out of nowhere, I started singing 'Please Mr. Please,'" said Vincent. "There was something similar in the songs. My heart started to race, and I instantly thought, 'This will be a great bluegrass song.'"

"I couldn't wait to tell the guys in The Rage. When I mentioned it, none of them had heard the song before. This made it even better. I found that so many people have never heard of the song, and it's like having my own original bluegrass song. We rehearsed it at sound check and then started performing it on our shows. I could instantly tell this song was special with everyone's reactions, with many singing along, and best of all, people are now asking for it everywhere. I love that."

"As for the video, I asked the videographer to capture the pure essence of bluegrass," said Vincent. "The family atmosphere, kids playing bluegrass, adults playing bluegrass, banjos ringing throughout, dancing, fun. These elements all wrapped into one video. Our video of 'Please, Mr. Please' is what he captured. I hope it makes you smile."