Letterman welcomes Kenny Chesney
Thursday, April 23, 2009 – Kenny Chesney will play Late Night with David Letterman on May 19, the same day his 15-track "Greatest Hits Two" drops. Chesney will sing Out Last Night.
"It's a fun song." Chesney said, "and everybody's been there. You're not goin' out, you're not stayin' out late... one thing leads to another, and next thing you're crawlin' in, goin' 'How'd that happen?' But you have a lot of fun in the process. I think the Letterman Show has a lot of that same spirit, so I can't think of a better place to sing it."
"I've heard it coming out of a few car radios and it makes me feel like summer," said Chesney. "You know, some songs just make you smile when you hear it...And this one, maybe because I remember all the fun me and Brett (James) and my buddies got in that night. Nothing too major, just the stuff guys do when they're out...But if it can make other people smile the way it does me when I hear it on the radio, then I think we've got something."
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CD reviews for Kenny Chesney
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