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American Saturday Night

album by Paisley
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  • Brad Paisley
    Brad Paisley

    …album Play (2008), Paisley recorded American Saturday Night (2009), which earned critical plaudits for its casual embrace of attitudes not typically associated with country music. The title track, for instance, was a sly paean to multiculturalism, and on “Welcome to the Future,” which Paisley claimed was inspired by the election…

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    …album Play (2008), Paisley recorded American Saturday Night (2009), which earned critical plaudits for its casual embrace of attitudes not typically associated with country music. The title track, for instance, was a sly paean to multiculturalism, and on “Welcome to the Future,” which Paisley claimed was inspired by the election…

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