35 biggest hits
Hank Williams (f. 1949)
Emneord
Minder om
Now that's what I call country, volume 2 : 20 chart-topping hits!
A sailor's guide to Earth
Sturgill Simpson
The outsiders
Eric Church (f. 1977-05-03)
Sundown heaven town
Tim McGraw
Songs for the saints
Kenny Chesney
Jekyll + Hyde
Zac Brown
The big revival
Kenny Chesney
Metamodern sounds in country music
Sturgill Simpson
Unapologetically
Kelsea Ballerini
Anmeldelser (2)
AllMusic
2016
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2016
" ... certainly Cosmic Hallelujah takes the percolating country R&B of Sam Hunt into full account - but the remarkable thing about the album is that it feels simultaneously restless and faithful, with music that stays true to his buoyant hits as it taps into the melancholy undercurrents that flow through his quiet albums ... Chesney is determined to connect with his times without abandoning himself, and the result is one of his best records".
The Boston globe
d. 27. okt. 2016
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Maura Johnston
d. 27. okt. 2016
"Country-rock charm from Kenny Chesney - As the leader of what he's dubbed "No Shoes Nation," the laid-back country megastar Kenny Chesney doesn't really need to release albums. His shows, including the sold-out gigs at Gillette Stadium that have become a summertime tradition, are already chock-full of tracks from a catalog that spans all the way back to 1994. He could probably please crowds just by continuing to run through his twang-tinged hits, which triangulate the beach, the heartland, and the road to create a space in country music that he owns pretty much free and clear.But Chesney isn't one to rest on his laurels, and his 17th album, "Cosmic Hallelujah," bears that out".