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Kershaw goes for "Big Hits"

Wednesday, October 16, 2013 – Twenty years after landing his first number one, Sammy Kershaw re-recorded many of his hits with "Big Hits: Volume 1" coming out Nov. 11 on Big Hit Records.

The CD contains 10 hits plus two new songs. Newly rerecorded songs include She Don't Know She's Beautiful, Cadillac Style, Queen of My Doublewide Trailer and Third Rate Romance.

"It felt good to go back into the studio and rerecord some of my hits," said Kershaw. "The technology we have in the music business now makes them sound much more fresh and updated, but the heart and soul is still there in every song."

As for the new songs, Kershaw said, "I've been listening to a batch of songs for about a year and finally narrowed it down to a few I thought were good for this album. The Middle is all about falling in love with your girl out in the middle of the country, and Can't Put My Finger On It is a little edgy, but it's a great singalong, and I think folks will really like it."

Songs on the CD are:
1. Don't Go Near The Water
2. She Don't Know She's Beautiful
3. Yard Sale
4. Vidalia
5. Haunted Heart
6. The Middle
7. Cadillac Style
8. Love Of My Life
9. Third Rate Romance
10. Louisiana Hot Sauce
11. Queen Of My Doublewide Trailer
12. Can't Put My Finger On It


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