There’s one thing every song on the album has in common, and it was Dunn’s wife Janine who actually noticed it first. “He sounds like Lefty Frizzell to me,” he said. The album also features another duet with Jake Worthington who placed second on the sixth season of “The Voice.” Although he’s only 26, Worthington has a voice that sounds much older and when Dunn first heard it, he was impressed. But when he walked up to the microphone, he nailed it.” He walked in and he looks like he just stepped off a baseball field. “I heard him and said, ‘There’s a voice I wouldn’t mind incorporating into the mix.’ Then he shows up in a big white Corvette, all revved up. “We were in the office just listening to voices and styles,” he said, searching for people to be invited to be guests on the record, Dunn said. Next up is “Road to Abilene,” a duet with Parker McCollum. I wasn’t a part of writing it, but it’s an incredible song.”
His favorite song on the album is the first single, “Broken Neon Hearts,” as well as “The Blade,” a slow tempo number by Allen Shamblin, Marc Beeson and Jamie Floyd that he placed deliberately “right in the middle of my jukebox honky tonk madness.
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