Album Details
Title: No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems Artist: Kenny Chesney Release Date: 4/23/2002 Re-Released On: 10/15/2002 Label: BNA UPCs: 078636703824, 078636705859 Genre: Country Styles: Contemporary Country, New Traditionalist, Neo-Traditionalist Country Moods: Plaintive, Poignant, Laid-Back/Mellow, Warm, Yearning, Amiable/Good-Natured, Bittersweet, Carefree, Earnest, Nostalgic, Reflective, Sentimental, Light Total Copies: 36 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Young
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I Remember
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A Lot of Things Different
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The Good Stuff
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Big Star
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On the Coast of Somewhere Beautiful
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Never Gonna Feel Like That Again
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Dreams
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No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems
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Live Those Songs
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One Step Up
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I Can't Go There [Acoustic Version][*]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2002 | CD | BNA | 67038 | | 2002 | CD | BNA | 67038 |
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Album Review
Kenny Chesney has a voice that'd be perfect for hard country, but he just doesn't have his heart in it. He likes the sweet melodies and smooth production that come with crossover country-pop, and while that may have been a frustration at one point, at least for those who consider pure country as the only guideline for quality in country, by his sixth album, 2002's No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems, he's landed upon an effortless blend of pop and twang, something that is undeniable in its crossover intentions but rather charming all the same. Perhaps Chesney relies a bit too much on ballads and mid-tempo numbers throughout this album, but even the sprightlier numbers here -- the terrific opener "Young," "Big Star" -- are not honky tonk ravers, but heartland-styled rockers that gently rock and keep the melody in the forefront. So, all of No Shoes flows smoothly, and little of it could be called pure country -- the most down-home thing about the entire enterprise is the rounded twang in his voice -- but as a mature, even-handed country-pop album, it doesn't get much better than this in 2002, since it's melodic, well produced, strong on solid material, and most of all, very well sung. It's one of the highlights in his catalog. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | B. James Lowry | Guitar (Electric), Gut String Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic) | | Beth Lee | Art Direction | | Billy Sherrill | Engineer | | Brent Mason | Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric) | | Buddy Cannon | Producer | | Chip Davis | Vocals (Background) | | Chris Kartevold | Vocals (Background) | | Chris Rowe | Editing | | Chris Scherbak | Assistant, Mixing | | Clayton Mitchell | Guitar (Electric) | | Dale Oliver | Guitar (Electric) | | Dan Dugmore | Guitar (Steel) | | Denny Purcell | Mastering | | Eric Bickel | Mixing | | Gary Prim | Piano, Synthesizer | | Glen Duncan | Fiddle | | Jason Piske | Assistant, Mixing | | Jennifer Kemp | Stylist | | John Hobbs | Synthesizer, Organ (Hammond), Piano | | John Jorgenson | Guitar (Electric) | | John Willis | Guitar (Electric) | | Kenny Chesney | Producer | | Kevin Beamish | Mixing, Engineer | | Larry Byrom | Guitar (Acoustic) | | Larry Franklin | Fiddle | | Larry Paxton | Bass | | Liana Manis | Vocals (Background) | | Mark Casstevens | Guitar (Electric), Ukulele | | Melonie Cannon | Vocals (Background) | | Michael Rhodes | Bass | | Nick Hoffman | Fiddle | | Norro Wilson | Producer | | Pat Buchanan | Guitar (Electric) | | Paul Leim | Tambourine, Percussion, Drums | | Peter Nash | Photography | | Randy McCormick | Organ (Hammond), Piano, Synthesizer | | Rob Hajacos | Fiddle | | S. Wade Hunt | Design | | Sean Paddock | Drums | | Shannon Finnegan | Production Coordination | | Sonny Garrish | Guitar (Steel) | | Steve Marshall | Bass | | Steve Nathan | Piano, Synthesizer, Organ (Hammond) | | Sunny Russ | Vocals (Background) | | Tim Hensley | Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals (Background), Banjo | | Tony Green | Assistant | | Wes Hightower | Vocals (Background) | | Wyatt Beard | Vocals (Background), Piano |
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