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Don't blame Brad Paisley if the one-liners and joke songs are a bit thinner on the ground on American Saturday Night. Like a certain ex-president who abstained from golf during wartime, the country superstar felt that with the economy in free-fall, two wars raging, and a crisis in healthcare, it just wasn't the time to be checking anybody for ticks. So after a diverting instrumental set, now comes Paisley's turn as a more serious songwriter. Sure, Paisley albums have always come stocked with a tear-jerker or two, but Saturday Night makes a study of whistful melancholy on songs and strikes a chord for the ages which is possibly the most Obama-friendly song ever played on country radio. Fortunately for Nashville, there's a good dose of bipartisan patriotism with the title track, and a signature he-said / she-said riff on "The Pants," showing that even on weekends, it's all in a day's work for Brad Paisley.
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TRACK LISTING
1 American Saturday Night 4:34
2 Everybody's Here 3:31
3 Welcome to the Future 5:52
4 Then 5:21
5 Water 4:21
6 She's Her Own Woman 4:29
7 Welcome to the Future (Reprise) 1:19
8 Anything Like Me 4:13
9 You Do the Math 4:36
10 No 4:20
11 Catch All the Fish 4:08
12 Oh Yeah, You're Gone 5:36
13 The Pants 4:36
14 I Hope That's Me 3:40
15 [Untitled] 1:30
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