20 Number Ones (Bonus Version) Thomas Rhett

• 1 It Goes Like This 03:04
• 2 Get Me Some Of That 03:09
• 3 Make Me Wanna 03:46
• 4 Crash and Burn 03:13
• 5 Die A Happy Man 03:48
• 6 T-Shirt 03:48
• 7 Star Of The Show 03:00
• 8 Craving You 03:44
• 9 Unforgettable 02:36
• 10 Marry Me 03:25
• 11 Life Changes (Radio Edit) 03:09
• 12 Sixteen 02:58
• 13 Look What God Gave Her 02:48
• 14 Remember You Young 03:00
• 15 Beer Can’t Fix 03:30
• 16 Be A Light 02:54
• 17 What’s Your Country Song 02:50
• 18 Country Again 03:41
• 19 Slow Down Summer 03:36
• 20 Half Of Me 03:03
• 21 Angels (Don’t Always Have Wings) 03:20
• 22 Mamaw's House 03:07
• Total Runtime 01:11:29

Info zu 20 Number Ones (Bonus Version)

Multi-platinum artist Thomas Rhett is no stranger to success, having been honored with eight ACM Awards, two CMA Awards, five GRAMMY nominations, plus trophies from the CMT Music Awards, Billboard Awards and iHeartRadio Awards. The hitmaker recently added a new achievement to his growing resume, earning 20 number ones in a matter of just ten years. 20 Number Ones celebrates this career milestone and features his earliest hits as well as more recent chart-topping songs.

As the past 10 years have seen Rhett grow into a never-static artist at the top of his game, the vinyl celebrates his role as one of the best all-time representations of what country music stands for – a world-class songwriter, an elite entertainer, and a guy who’s down-to-earth character shows up in everything he does. Through these 21 songs on two discs, he finally stops to acknowledge it all – to take the journey in, with the knowledge that he’s already surpassed his dreams 100 times over. The project shows that if the last 10 years have proved anything, it’s that he’s not done yet.

“To have 20 No. 1s is beyond wild – honestly more than I ever could have imagined,” Rhett reflected. "I’m grateful to have hit this milestone, but mostly it’s just exciting to look back at this journey so far and see how these songs represent the different chapters of my life – and hopefully the Home Team feels the same way. I want to say thank you to everyone for letting me be a part of the special moments in life – it’s hard to put into words what these past 10 years mean to me. Can’t wait for another great 10!”

Listeners can expect to hear fan-favorite tracks from start to finish, illustrating Rhett’s path from starting as a new artist to his current status as one of country music’s biggest stars. From his 2012 breakout with “It Goes Like This,” that journey has made Rhett the dictionary definition of the term “country singer-songwriter” – a thrilling entertainer with an equally sharp pen having written 15 of the 20 chart-toppers, making his own music and his own lane, constantly reinventing and moving the mainstream forward with each successive No. 1.

With 2014’s “Make Me Wanna,” he injected country with a blast of feel-good funk, doing so at just 23 years old. 2015’s “Crash and Burn” gambled on old-school doo wop, and by the time he reached “Die a Happy Man,” Rhett could have done just that – but chose instead not to rest on his laurels. Deeply personal, he earned a new level of success weaving gratitude and family values in with an irresistible groove, then carried on with “Unforgettable,” “Life Changes,” “Look What God Gave Her” and more. Shifting again, the reflective beauty of “Be a Light” and “Country Again” brought positivity and simplicity back to the format’s core. And with his most recent hits, “Slow Down Summer” and “Half of Me” (featuring Riley Green), fully-uncorked energy mix with Thomas Rhett's big-picture intelligence, as he continues leading – not following. Even when it’s not on purpose.

Yesterday, the hitmaker also hosted a celebration with BMI for his most recent seven No. 1s, all seven of which he co-wrote. Those tracks include “Half of Me” featuring Riley Green; “Slow Down Summer”; “Country Again”; “What’s Your Country Song”; “Be A Light” featuring Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin and Keith Urban; “Beer Can’t Fix” featuring Jon Pardi; and “Remember You Young.”

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