Brad Paisley

Track Listing

1. 1. American Saturday NightListen

2. 2. Everybody's Here Listen

3. 3. Welcome To The FutureListen

4. 4. ThenListen

5. 5. WaterListen

6. 6. She’s Her Own WomanListen

7. 7. Wecome To The Future (reprise)Listen

8. 8. Anything Like MeListen

9. 9. You Do The MathListen

10. 10. NoListen

11. 11. Catch All The FishListen

12. 12. Oh Yeah, You’re GoneListen

13. 13. The PantsListen

14. 14. I Hope That’s MeListen

Reviews

• Listen Up: Brad Paisley pulls it together for 'Saturday Night'
  USA SPOTLIGHT REVIEW
  ...Paisley's true strength is his ability to marvel at everyday things — pop culture (American Saturday Night), technology (Welcome to the Future), fatherhood (Anything Like Me) or the many uses of water (Water) — and to make others share his fascination. Throw in a handful of extraordinary guitar licks, and there's a lot worth marveling over.
  — Brian Mansfield

   
• A Lively Mix of Honky-Tonk, Heart
  WASHINGTON POST Review
  Paisley is no one-hat wonder. As versatile an artist as Nashville has produced in years, the honey-drawling singer is equally adept at humorous, twangy rave-ups ("Catch All the Fish") and honky-tonk putdowns ("The Pants") as he is with sentimental storytelling ("No," "Anything Like Me"). But nowhere does he sound better -- or sadder -- than on classic country weepers. "Oh Yeah, You're Gone" could be about a lover who has simply left, or one who passed away
  - Joe Heim
• Despite Scratches, Brad Paisley’s New CD Is His Best
  CMT.com REVIEW
  ...This is his best album ever. No doubt. Hands down. Is it because he co-wrote every single song on it? Is it because he’s the one country artist right now who can be at once hopelessly sentimental, brutally honest and laugh-out-loud funny? Or is it because since he debuted in 1999, he’s just done a lot of musical maturing? Yes, yes and yes.
  - Alison Bonaguro

   
• DALLAS NEWS ASN CD REVIEW
  DALLAS NEWS REVIEW
  American Saturday Night blends everything that's great about Paisley without overdoing the positives. He delivers country-rocking concert anthems – the riveting "American Saturday Night" and the explosive "Welcome to the Future." He covers his down-home country roots with three tender, honest ballads – "Anything Like Me" about his son, "No" about his grandfather and "Then" about his wife.
• Brad Paisley gets personal on new 'Saturday Night'
  THE TENNESSEAN
  Paisley's new album American Saturday Night, released today, is his first since becoming a dad. The album details Paisley's memories and feelings about Huck and Jarvis, as well as the singer's wife, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley, and their newest son, Jasper, born in April. It's those personal revelations that make Joe Galante, chairman of Paisley's label group, Sony Music Nashville, think American Saturday Night is a must-have for Paisley fans.

  - by Cindy Watts

   
• Brad Paisley breaks the pattern
  LA TIMES REVIEW
  Paisley's eighth album, "American Saturday Night," due out Tuesday, has the usual complement of straightforward love songs (the first single, "Then"), ruminations on love lost ("Oh Yeah, You're Gone") and humorous come-ons ("You Do the Math"). But what is likely to elevate Paisley's standing as a musician, both in and potentially outside of the Nashville music community, are two key tracks: the title song and "Welcome to the Future," both of which broach topics that also were favorites of Samuel Clemens.
  - by Randy Lewis