Brad Paisley Previews ‘Grey Goose Chase’ Music Video

Brad Paisley has been playing his Music Video to the Timbaland, Jared Gustadt and Lee Thomas Miller produced tune ‘Grey Goose Chase’ while touring, check it out below.

Brad Paisley Releases Timbaland Collaboration ‘Grey Goose Chase’ & ‘Solar Power Girl’

Brad Paisley just released his eleventh studio album titled Love & War with two collaboration with Timbaland on the bluegrass rave-up "Grey Goose Chase" and the countrified "Solar Power Girl. "He didn't want to come in and turn me into something like what he does; he wanted to see how what he does can be a natural fit, he said early on, 'I think where we collide the best is bluegrass.' He had a couple of guys who were going in and beating on the banjo while Kendal [Marcy] played it and they'd make a loop out of that and it sounds like a jug band." Paisley talks about how the Timbaland tracks came about.

"Timbaland and his crew made ample use of the well-stocked bar that Paisley built in his studio while recording Moonshine in the Trunk. "[They] drank me out of my bar, It cost more for that session in alcohol than it did in any sort of [studio] time. It was nuts. We had a bonfire and smoked cigars and made s'mores. One of the guys caught his first fish while he was here. We did have a good time." Make sure to cop the album now on iTunes and check out the tunes below.

Brad Paisley - Grey Goose Chase feat. Timbaland (17') Brad Paisley - Solar Power Girl feat. Timbaland (17') *rollingstone.com

Timbaland Has Two Tracks On Brad Paisley’s New Album ‘Love & War’

Mick Jagger, John Fogerty and Timbaland are among the guests on Brad Paisley’s new 16-track album Love & War, set for release on April 21. Country Music Hall Of Fame members Bill Anderson and the late Johnny Cash are also represented on the project. Timbaland is featured on two tracks — “Grey Goose Chase” and “Solar Power Girl.”

Brad Paisley also revealed that his new Album was inspired by Timbaland smacking a Banjo. “His instinct was that making hip-hop would be wrong in every way for me. So where do we gel best? He said, ‘Country and hip-hop come together in bluegrass,’ since it’s all about the rhythm. So in the studio, Timbaland’s beating on a banjo with a pair of brushes, and it sounds like a jug band. That’s what led to ‘Grey Goose Chase.’”

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