LUKE COMBS REFLECTS ON THE TRACKLISTING OF NEW ALBUM “GETTIN’ OLD” (AUDIO & VIDEO)
LUKE COMBS: “I remember making the tracklisting and where I started, like, my God I must have changed the tracklisting eight bajillion times. But it’s like, you know, you eventually have to have something right. And what I would start with like, so I got 18. Right? So like, I knew I wanted to do The Part as the end, you know? And I wasn’t sure what I wanted to start with, really. And then I was like, well, I’ll do Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old because that’s the bridge right of the two, I think. And then in the middle, I wanted to do A Song Was Born and My Song Will Never Die as the middle thing. And there’s not necessarily a thematic thing. And those songs aren’t related in any way shape, or form.”
DAN ISBELL: “They look like, if you look at them-“
LUKE COMBS: “You look at the and you’re like, huh. But but that’s kind of how I ended up coming to that conclusion is like, well, this is at least a jumping off point of like, you know, there’s some sort of- someone will read that like, man, that guy’s real smart, but I’m not. It was just-“
JONATHAN SINGLETON: “I think you might be smarter than you think. The cats out of the bag.”
CHIP MATTHEWS: “The first time you sent me that double list I was like, That makes so much sense now.
LUKE COMBS: It was cool and it ended up working out.”