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Artist: David Nail
Title Of Album: I'm A Fire
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: MCA Nashville
Genre: Country
Quality: Mp3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 40:42 Min
Total Size: 101 MB
1. Whatever She's Got
2. Broke My Heart
3. Burnin' Bed
4. When They're Gone (Lyle County)(Feat. Little Big Town)
5. Brand New Day
6. Kiss You Tonight
7. The Secret
8. Countin' Cars
9. Easy Love
10. I'm A Fire
11. Galveston (Feat. Lee Ann Womack)
2. Broke My Heart
3. Burnin' Bed
4. When They're Gone (Lyle County)(Feat. Little Big Town)
5. Brand New Day
6. Kiss You Tonight
7. The Secret
8. Countin' Cars
9. Easy Love
10. I'm A Fire
11. Galveston (Feat. Lee Ann Womack)
Born and raised in Kennett, Missouri, country singer and songwriter David Nail was drawn at first to sports, particularly baseball, but found himself dreaming of a music career too, and as time went by, he put more and more of his time and energy in the direction of music. He received a few college offers to play baseball, but chose to go with music instead, and moved to Nashville. Music City was just too overwhelming the first time around, and he was back home in Missouri within a year. He tried Nashville again, this time landing a recording contract with Mercury Nashville in 2002, and recorded a self-titled album with producers Keith Stegall and John Kelton. The first single from the project, "Memphis," brushed near the Top 50 on the Billboard country chart, and the future seemed bright. Unfortunately, Stegall departed the label in a shakeup, and the album was never released. Frustrated, Nail turned his attention to coaching baseball, but he wasn't quite through with his music dream. Introduced by a mutual friend to producer Frank Liddell, he ended up signing a recording deal with MCA Nashville in 2007 and tracking a second album. A pair of singles from the project, "Turning Home" and "Red Light," entered the Top 20 in Billboard's country chart. The album, I'm About to Come Alive, was released in August 2009.
Nail followed this success with widespread touring before entering the studio in early 2011. He then pre-released "Let It Rain," which hit number 11 just before the issuing of his second album, The Sound of a Million Dreams, in November of 2011 it and eventually went on to become Nail's first country chart number one in early 2012. Next, a summer 2012 E.P. provided a minor hit in the shape of "Someone Like You", a cover of the Adele song, before he began to make plans for a third solo studio full-length. Ahead of the arrival of I'm a Fire, the album was pre-empted by the Billboard country airplay number one single, "Whatever She's Got" in January 2014.
Nail followed this success with widespread touring before entering the studio in early 2011. He then pre-released "Let It Rain," which hit number 11 just before the issuing of his second album, The Sound of a Million Dreams, in November of 2011 it and eventually went on to become Nail's first country chart number one in early 2012. Next, a summer 2012 E.P. provided a minor hit in the shape of "Someone Like You", a cover of the Adele song, before he began to make plans for a third solo studio full-length. Ahead of the arrival of I'm a Fire, the album was pre-empted by the Billboard country airplay number one single, "Whatever She's Got" in January 2014.
This third album from sports-loving, Missouri-born country music star David Nail follows his 2011-released The Sound of a Million Dreams. Just as on that record, Texan Frank Liddell contributed to the production of I'm a Fire, and here he is assisted by Mark Knopfler collaborators Chuck Ainlay and Glenn Worf. The number one Billboard Country Airplay single "Whatever She's Got" opens the proceedings, while a duet with Lee Ann Womack on the classic Jimmy Webb-penned "Galveston" closes the album.
