Everyday America - Música
Everyday America by Sugarland
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Biografía del artista Sugarland
Todo Comienza Con Una Simple Llamada Telefónica Hall Un Solista Con Dos Álbumes Lanzados Anteriormente Llama A Bush Una Cantante De Clubs Para Poder Escribir En Conjunto. Al Poco Tiempo Se Dan Cuenta Que No Se Quieren Quedar Sólo Con Eso Quieren Algo En Grande Unas Semanas Despues De Esto Ya Estaban Frente A Miles De Fanáticos Y Firmando Para La Disquera Mercury Records. En Octubre De 2004 Lanzan Su Primer Disco "Twice The Speed Of Life" Que Con Varios Éxitos Radiales Los Hace Ser Nominados Para El Grammy A Mejor Nuevo Artista. El Álbum Vende Más De Dos Millones De Copias Y Se Inicia Una Gira En 2006 Con Kenny Chesney Y Nettles. "Enjoy The Ride" Su Último Disco Fue Lanzado A Fines De 2007.
Frogtoon Música - Información de la canción: Everyday America
Sugarland - Enjoy The Ride
Everyday America Is The Title A Song By American Country Music Duo Sugarland. It Was Released On May 21 2007 As The Third Single From Their Second Album 2006's Enjoy The Ride And It Peaked At #9 On The Billboard Hot Country Songs Charts. The Song Was Also Played On The ABC Television Series Good Morning America From May To September Of 2007. The Song Is A Moderate Up-Tempo That Chronicles The Lives Of Two Characters — A Female Character Who "couldn't Wait To Get Out" Of The Small Town In Which She Was Raised And A Male Character Who Was Once A Football Star. Their Lives Are Also Exemplified As Being Examples Of Modern American People's Lives As Stated In The Chorus. Sugarland Debuted The Song In May 2007 At The Academy Of Country Music Awards. Matt C. A Critic For The 9513 Gave "Everyday America" A Thumbs-Down Rating. He Called It A "contextless Slice-Of-Life Song " That Sounded More Appropriate For A Television Commercial. The Song's Music Video Was Directed By Rocky Schenck. It Features Bush And Nettles Performing The Song In A Grocery Store. Good Morning America An ABC News Morning Program Used The Song As The Theme For A Special On-Air Campaign Entitled "GMA Is Here".
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Todo Comienza Con Una Simple Llamada Telefónica Hall Un Solista Con Dos Álbumes Lanzados Anteriormente Llama A Bush Una Cantante De Clubs Para Poder Escribir En Conjunto. Al Poco Tiempo Se Dan Cuenta Que No Se Quieren Quedar Sólo Con Eso Quieren Algo En Grande Unas Semanas Despues De Esto Ya Estaban Frente A Miles De Fanáticos Y Firmando Para La Disquera Mercury Records. En Octubre De 2004 Lanzan Su Primer Disco "Twice The Speed Of Life" Que Con Varios Éxitos Radiales Los Hace Ser Nominados Para El Grammy A Mejor Nuevo Artista. El Álbum Vende Más De Dos Millones De Copias Y Se Inicia Una Gira En 2006 Con Kenny Chesney Y Nettles. "Enjoy The Ride" Su Último Disco Fue Lanzado A Fines De 2007.
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Everyday America is the title a song by American country music duo Sugarland. It was released on May 21, 2007 as the third single from their second album (2006's Enjoy the Ride), and it peaked at #9 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. The song was also played on the ABC television series Good Morning America from May to September of 2007.
The song is a moderate up-tempo that chronicles the lives of two characters — a female character who "couldn't wait to get out" of the small town in which she was raised, and a male character who was once a football star. Their lives are also exemplified as being examples of modern American people's lives, as stated in the chorus. Sugarland debuted the song in May 2007 at the Academy of Country Music awards.
Matt C., a critic for The 9513, gave "Everyday America" a thumbs-down rating. He called it a "contextless slice-of-life [song]" that sounded more appropriate for a television commercial.
The song's music video was directed by Rocky Schenck. It features Bush and Nettles performing the song in a grocery store.
Good Morning America, an ABC News morning program, used the song as the theme for a special on-air campaign entitled "GMA Is Here". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.