When Brad Paisley released his LOVE AND WAR album earlier this year, that includes his new single “Heaven South,” Brad also released a Visual Album as well that featured videos for all the tracks on LOVE AND WAR. Brad is known for not only making great music, but he also makes some of the most entertaining music videos, and that importance of making an impactful videos was ingrained in him at a earlier age, thanks to Alan Jackson. Brad tells the story of how “Chattahoochee” became one of his favorite Alan Jackson songs, “I remember ‘Chattahoochee.’ I had that album early and the first single off that was ‘She’s Got the Rhythm, I’ve Got the Blues,’ which was fine . . . fine video, great song. Bought the album because I love Alan Jackson, love everything about him. Listened to the album, heard ‘Chattahoochee,’ thought ‘that’s a cool grove, I like that.’  I like what it’s talking about. Listened to a bunch of em on there, all the way to the end. Then all of the sudden, I turn on CMT and he’s waterskiing on the Chattahoochee river and doing flips.  That was my favorite song on that album, immediately.” And now fans of Brad might be making “Heaven South” their favorite song of his thanks to the video, which you can check out HERE

  Brad Paisley shares the impression left on him by one of Alan Jackson’s music videos. (1:28)
“I remember ‘Chattahoochee.’ I had that album early and the first single off that was ‘She’s Got the Rhythm, I’ve Got the Blues,’ which was fine . . . fine video, great song. Bought the album because I love Alan Jackson, love everything about him. Listened to the album, heard ‘Chattahoochee,’ thought ‘that’s a cool grove, I like that.’  I like what it’s talking about. Listened to a bunch of em on there, all the way to the end. Then all of the sudden, I turn on CMT and he’s waterskiing on the Chattahoochee river and doing flips.  That was my favorite song on that album, immediately.”