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The King of Country Music subtly parades his royal status with a crisp story from the road. A taste of traditional western swing that simply asks listeners to dance all night and stay a little longer. Nearly 60 years since being initially released — and 45 years since Harris and Parsons' duet — yes, love can still hurt. The usual routine in Nashville is to hunker down in studios, isolated from everything but the ticking clock and the urgency to write.

Instead, Dave Haywood, Hillary Scott and Charles Kelley decided to get away from it all and turn the project into more of a celebration than a struggle against deadlines. Something is always pulling at you.