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Welcome to the Fishbowl

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1 Come Over Hunt/McAnally/Osbor 4:09
2 Feel Like a Rock Star Clawson/Tompkins 3:28
3 Sing 'Em Good My Friend Douglas/Johnston 4:37
4 Welcome to the Fishbowl Chesney/Ewing 3:30
5 I'm a Small Town Gattis 4:38
6 El Cerrito Place Gattis 5:52
7 Makes Me Wonder Chesney/Mobley/Thra 3:12
8 While He Still Knows Who I Am Berg/Douglas/Middle 4:15
9 Time Flies McEwan/Wiseman 3:37
10 To Get to You (55th and 3rd) Chesney/Ewing 5:40
11 Always Gonna Be You Reid 5:16
12 You and Tequila [Live] [Live] Berg/Carter 4:49
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Welcome to the Fishbowl

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Sony Music

Category: Country

Welcome to the Fishbowl

UPC: 886979486621

Release Date: 06/19/2012

Original Release Date: 06/19/2012

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Come Over, Feel Like a Rock Star, Sing 'Em Good My Friend, Welcome to the Fishbowl, I'm a Small Town, El Cerrito Place, Makes Me Wonder, While He Still Knows Who I Am, Time Flies, To Get to You (55th and 3rd), Always Gonna Be You, You and Tequila [Live] [Live]]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

There are two sides to Kenny Chesney: a side that loves the good times and a side that reflects on what it all means. The quieter side won out on 2010's Hemingway's Whiskey, an unusually literary album boasting a title track written by Guy Clark and a mournful hit in his Grace Potter duet "You and Tequila." That Top Ten country hit is reprised in a live version tacked at the end of 2012's Welcome to the Fishbowl but, as the cheeky title suggests, this is a far cheerier affair than the handsomely burnished Hemingway's Whiskey. Chesney ropes in Tim McGraw to rhapsodize about the nights when you "Feel Like a Rock Star," he sets up camp on a breezy beach so he can think about how "Time Flies," and when things get slow -- which they inevitably do on the back half of the record, where all the ballads gently roll from one to another -- there is not an underpinning of sadness, just a persistent feeling of comfort. Wedded to this warmth is a crisp clean sheen, a sound so bright that it threatens to get goofy when Chesney and crew rock out -- they're no longer as urgent as they were even five years earlier, which gives the gurgling swing of the title track a stiff white-boy funkiness that isn't necessarily alienating -- but such chipper charm permeates the entirety of Welcome to the Fishbowl, turning it into an everyday feel-good record, the kind that generates moments of warmth when heard fleetingly on the radio, at the grocery store, in a doctor's office, at work, or even at home. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi