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Nordic Track Fitness At Home

Nordic Track Fitness At Home

If there's a theme that runs through Play Time, the brand-new solo CD from singer-songwriter Brady Seals, it's definitely rated R. From songs about beer and girls who like to drink and party, to tunes about illicit activities that are best left out behind the barn, so to speak, this CD's got them all.

A native of Ohio who's long made his home in Nashville, Seals is likely best known from his days as the long-tressed keyboardist and sometime frontman for the platinum-selling Little Texas lineup. It was with this act, which he co-founded, that Seals first gained songwriting credibility with hit-country songs such as My Love, God Blessed Texas and What Might Have Been.

Ultimately opting to go his own way, a 20-something Seals went on to release a few solo CDs before joining forces with other musicians to create the band known as Hot Apple Pie, an act that scored a top-20 while signed to the MCA label. These days, however, Seals is on his own once more, and excited about his new CD for StarCity Recording Company, which is set for release Aug. 18, 2009.

Beer and Wild Women Provide Inspiration for Country Songs

In a written communication, Seals recently took time to discuss song on the 11-tune CD, including the album's debut single, Ho Down, which the performer penned with songwriting partner Kizzy Plush, who happens to be family.

"My cousin and I wrote this one years ago and I was just waiting for the right time to record it," Seals shared. "Play Time is the perfect fit! I love how the guitar parts counterbalance each other, especially on the intro, turnaround and outro. I can't tell you how many times I've seen this (song's lyrical) scenario at the foot of the stage in club's I've played. The one thing I've learned (is that) jealousy and alcohol don't mix well!"

Eeny Meny Miny Moe, written by Seals, David Bradley and Greg Friia, kicks off the rowdy release. This tune, with its girl-focused, take your-pick-theme--like many a country song--is rooted in real life.