Read more: Jon Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams forced to cancel performances after testing positive for COVID-19 Unsheathing his guitar, Adams approaches each corner of his stage clenching just a microphone with the crowd doing their utmost to sing alongside him with their lighters and arms held aloft. That's after the initial screams from the adoring crowd, that is, when he sang in the opening words a capella with his trademark growl. All rights reserved.It was a moment of relative calm in a riotous stadium show, that felt more intimate than the surrounds would have you believe. The second half of the double album, Georgia, will arrive in April.Ĭopyright © 2022, ABC Audio. It just kind of felt like the right time to record a ‘real’ version of that song, where people weren’t pulling it off YouTube or whatever. “With this being a double album, we obviously had some extra room, and I’d kind of been teasing about maybe in the past. I’ve just seen tons of people over the years asking about that song,” Jason goes on to say. “They wanted to use it as a wedding song or whatever. He incorporated the song into his concert set list, and before long, fans were requesting an official version. “Little did I know that song, coming off that show, was actually going to take on a life of its own and be a little bit of an underground hit for us,” the singer continues. “CMT comes and says, ‘Okay, well, what Bryan Adams songs do you want to do?’ And so I sent them my Bryan Adams songs,” Jason explains. Each CMT Crossroads episode pairs two artists from different genres for a collaborative set of songs across both their catalogs. “When you do those, you kind of look at songs that you want to record,” the singer explains. It’s a song that he’s actually been covering for years, Jason reveals, dating back to a CMT Crossroads performance he and Adams gave in 2009.
Jason Aldean ’s always had a heavy rock influence in his music, and nowhere is that truer than in his take on Bryan Adams ’ “ Heaven,” off the track list of his new album, Macon.
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