“Hated it…but I was obviously wrong.”
“Hated it, but my record label loved it,” Chesney said.
“And look, I love it now.
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It was a seven-week No.
Chesney has had 32 No.
1 onBillboard’s Country Airplay chartfor so long.
The other was “There Goes My Life,” which he released the following year in 2003.
“Soon after it was released I went ‘OK, I give in.
This thing is on fire,'” he added.
“It was just one of the biggest records of my life, so I was obviously wrong.”
Last month, Chesney releasedBorn,and he is on tour promoting his new album now.
And, of course, he’s still performing “The Good Stuff” to sold-out stadiums.
