Fully Loaded: God's Country Blake Shelton

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Album-Release:
2019

HRA-Release:
13.12.2019

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  • 1God's Country03:25
  • 2Hell Right (feat. Trace Adkins)03:28
  • 3Nobody But You (Duet with Gwen Stefani)03:14
  • 4Came Here to Forget03:41
  • 5She's Got a Way with Words03:12
  • 6A Guy with a Girl03:11
  • 7Every Time I Hear That Song03:36
  • 8I'll Name the Dogs03:03
  • 9I Lived It03:38
  • 10Turnin' Me On04:49
  • 11Jesus Got a Tight Grip03:20
  • 12Tequila Sheila04:24
  • Total Runtime43:01

Info for Fully Loaded: God's Country



Blake Shelton's new album "Fully Loaded: God's Country". This album features four new songs including Blake's #1 hit, "God's Country", along with 9 of his previous hits.

Shelton has also included five new offerings on Fully Loaded, including three which are already out — “God’s Country,” “Hell Right” (featuring Trace Adkins) and the recently released “Jesus Got a Tight Grip” — plus “Nobody But You” and “Tequila Sheila.” “God’s Country” became Shelton’s 26th No.1 earlier this year, and the song is up for three honors at the November 13 CMA Awards (Video, Single and Song of the Year). Shelton is also up for the CMA’s Musical Event of the Year for his “Dive Bar” collaboration with Garth Brooks, and will vie for Favorite Country Song at the November 20 American Music Awards.

Blake Shelton


Blake Shelton
Oklahoma native Blake Shelton moved to Nashville in 1994, two weeks after his high school graduation, to launch a songwriting career that would eventually make him one of the leading males in contemporary country music. Back home, he'd received statewide attention by touring the bar circuit and winning the Denbo Diamond Award, the top award for young Oklahoma entertainers. In Nashville, Shelton was able to maintain that momentum by selling songs to several publishing houses, including Naomi Martin Music, Warner/Chappell Music, and Jerry Crutchfield Music. He also landed a solo contract with Giant Records. Favoring a traditional style of country music that included sentimental ballads as well as blue-collar rock songs, he made a splash in 2001 with the chart-topping single 'Austin,' which spent five weeks at number one. 'All Over Me' and 'Ol' Red' followed in 2002, pushing Shelton's accompanying debut album — the self-titled Blake Shelton, released by Warner Bros. after the dissolution of Giant Records — to gold status.

With Shelton's songs still enjoying airtime on country radio, he returned to the studio to work on a second album. The Dreamer appeared in February 2003, hot on the heels of another number one single titled 'The Baby.' A third album, Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill, was released in 2004, along with an accompanying DVD featuring several of his music videos. Three years later, Shelton scored his fourth consecutive gold album with Pure BS, which featured a guest appearance by girlfriend (and fellow country singer) Miranda Lambert.

Lambert and Shelton attracted more and more media attention as their relationship progressed. Lambert made another appearance on his next album, 2008's Startin' Fires, and sang about their relationship on her own release, Revolution. Shelton eventually proposed in 2010, issuing a pair of well-received EPs — Hillbilly Bone and All About Tonight — that same year. The EPs yielded three number one hits, followed in 2011 by another chart-topper, 'Honey Bee,' which doubled as the lead single from his sixth album, Red River Blue. Shelton married Lambert that spring, several weeks after joining the judging panel of NBC's prime-time singing competition The Voice.

The Voice was a smash hit, elevating Shelton's profile and assisting the sales of Red River Blue. Two seasons of the competition arrived in 2012 and that year, Shelton also released Cheers It's Christmas, a seasonal album containing duets with Reba McEntire, Michael Bublé, Kelly Clarkson, and Lambert, as well as her band Pistol Annies.

Shelton delivered Based on a True Story... — his first full-fledged album recorded since the success of The Voice — in March of 2013, preceded by the single 'Sure Be Cool If You Did' which topped the Billboard country charts.

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