Corbin is all over soph release
The 11-song set includes the single Lovin' You Is Fun, written by Bob DiPiero and Jim Beavers. The set was produced by Carson Chamberlain.
"'All Over the Road' is a fun title," Corbin said, "but it's also actually what we're doing out there. We're all over the road trying to get music out to everybody, so I just thought it made sense."
"All Over The Road" is the follow-up to Easton's acclaimed self-titled debut that Mercury released in 2010. "Easton Corbin" spawned back-to-back number ones with his first two singles - A Little More Country Than That and Roll With It, making him the first country male artist in 17 years to have his first two consecutive singles reach number one.
In December 2010, the Florida native won all of the Breakthrough Artist awards at the inaugural American Country Awards - Artist of the Year: Breakthrough Artist, Single of the Year: Breakthrough Artist and Music Video: Breakthrough Artist for "A Little More Country Than That."
He is now opening for Brad Paisley on the Virtual Reality Tour.
More news for Easton Corbin
- 01/20/23: HARDY, Corbin release new music
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- 10/14/20: Corbin plans new EP
- 07/16/15: Corbin, LBT stay first
- 06/30/15: Corbin releases new disc
- 02/22/13: Corbin releases new video
- 01/03/13: Corbin releases new single
- 03/01/12: Corbin has fun with new single
CD reviews for Easton Corbin
Seeing Easton Corbin sporting a skinny tie on the cover notwithstanding, from the first track "Kiss Me One More Time," Corbin gives notice that this is no "bro country" album. He is singing to the women. Next, "Guys and Girls," could've easily fallen prey to the "...since there's a banjo, it must be country" vibe, but it is a country song too!
"Clockwork" relates how lovers risk reaping the same rewards or punishment over and over. ...
Easton Corbin jumped on to the country music scene two years ago with a self-titled album and a fun, easy-going single, titled I'm A Little More Country Than That. The Florida native's staying power or lack there of will be determined by his 11-song sophomore album, "All Over The Road."
Corbin makes a strong case with this album that combines strong ballads and impressive mid-tempo songs. The songs are well-written as Corbin enlisted the services of accomplished songwriters ...
You may not always be able to judge a book by its cover. But the image of a north Florida country boy playing a guitar and sitting next to a dog on a front porch perfectly describes what the mood of the 11 songs will be. Corbin recalls George Strait on several songs, but none more than the hit A Little More Country Than That. It's his debut song and firmly establishes him on the traditional side of the country/pop-country canyon.
But Corbin isn't simply a sound-a-like. ...
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