Chesney album premiere goes to Country Top 40
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Chesney album premiere goes to Country Top 40

Tuesday, September 7, 2010 – Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40 will host a 90-minute album premiere with Kenny Chesney and his new CD "Hemingway's Whiskey," hosted by Kingsley. The CD is out Sept. 28.

More than 130 stations have confirmed, including WUSN/Chicago, WXTU/Philadelphia, KPLX/Dallas-Ft. Worth, WUBL/Atlanta, KMPS/Seattle, WQYK/Tampa, WKIS/Miami, KNCI/Sacramento, KWJJ/Portland, WDSY/Pittsburgh, and WKKT/Charlotte.

"I'm not surprised at the intense level of interest in this special," said Kingsley. "Kenny has spent the decade hitting them out of the park when it comes to singles and albums, and bringing them to the park in terms of concerts. He has proven over and over that he knows how to connect with his fans, and it sure looks like he's done it again. The Boys Of Fall is one of his fastest-rising singles ever, and it leads off an album's worth of new music that is as heartfelt as anything he's ever done. This special finds Kenny opening up about life and music in a way that is both enjoyable and very, very powerful. I'm very happy to be a part of it."


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