Chesney released his Greatest Hits compilation CD in 2000, which featured four new songs as well as reworked renditions of “Fall in Love,” “The Tin Man,” and “Back Where I Come From.”
The album’s singles included the revised version of “The Tin Man” as well as two new tracks, “I Lost It” and “Don’t Happen Twice.” Chesney and Kid Rock played at a Waylon Jennings memorial concert in 2001, covering Waylon’s song “Luckenbach Texas.”
In 2002, the album No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems was released. Its debut single, “Young,” peaked at number two, while the follow-up single, “The Good Stuff,” lasted seven weeks at the top of the charts and was named Billboard’s top country song of 2002.
CMT honored the music video for “Young” with Video of the Year and Male Video of the Year awards in 2002. Chesney was named Top Male Vocalist of the Year by the ACM in 2003, and “The Good Stuff” was named Single Record of the Year. CMT also awarded the album’s title track’s video the Hottest Video of the Year.
Is Kenny Chesney a doctor?
From his alma mater, Kenny Chesney received an honorary doctorate. Ask whether there is a doctor in the audience the next time you’re at a Kenny Chesney concert, and the country singer just could respond! That’s because Chesney received an honorary doctorate when he visited his alma mater.
What are Kenny Chesney’s hobbies?
Kenny Chesney’s hobbies are Sailing, Football, Fitness and Exercise, Island Life, and Photography.