Craig Morgan goes Cracker Barrel route
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Craig Morgan goes Cracker Barrel route

Friday, July 16, 2010 – Craig Morgan is going to the Cracker Barrel route. The singer is teaming with the restaurant chain to release "That's Why - Collector's Edition" as of July 26. This CD features 13 songs, including Bonfire and This Ain't Nothin plus two previously unreleased songs.

"Cracker Barrel offers the closest thing to home cooking when I am on the road touring. Music is what I do, but country living is who I am, so it's really nice to have them both come together with my CD at Cracker Barrel," said Morgan.

In commenting on the décor of Cracker Barrel, Morgan added, "A visit to Cracker Barrel lets you get a look at Country America all under one roof."

Two of the songs were never released until now: You and Evel Knievel. Morgan says that the former is about his wife and Evel Knievel is about himself, about living life on the edge a little bit.

To celebrate the release of this exclusive CD, Cracker Barrel is holding a contest with a number of prizes, including a grand prize that features a four-day trip to Washington D.C., lunch with Morgan on Sept. 25 at an area Cracker Barrel, and tickets to his performance at the 2010 Great Frederick Fair that night. Complete contest details will be available at crackerbarrel.com on July 19.


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