Feels Like Today

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Feels Like Today
Feels Like Today

Feels Like Today is the third album by the band Rascal Flatts. The hit single in the album is "Bless The Broken Road" which was nominated for three Grammy Awards.

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[edit] About

Feels Like Today was released on September 28, 2004 under Lyric Street. The album went quadruple platinum. The album peaked no.1 on the U.S. Billboard 200 and U.S. Top Country Albums. It has four singles namely "Skin", "Feels Like Today", "Fast Cars and Freedom" and "Bless The Broken Road". The first single "Skin" went up to no.2 on the Hot Country Singles & Tracks. The second single "Feels Like Today" reached no.56 on the Billboard Hot 100. The third single "Fast Cars" peaked no.1 on Hot Country Singles & Tracks. The biggest hit single "Bless The Broken Road" spent 10 weeks in the number one spot on the singles chart. In 2005, The single also won a Grammy award for the best Country Song of the year.

[edit] Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Where You Are 3:53
2 Bless the Broken Road 3:47
3 Then I Did 3:12
4 Feels Like Today 3:21
5 Fast Cars and Freedom 4:23
6 When the Sand Runs Out 3:46
7 Here's to You 3:38
8 The Day Before You 4:06
9 Break Away 3:11
10 Holes 4:18
11 Oklahoma-Texas Line 10:48

[edit] Awards & Certifications

Awards

Year Award Category
2005 CMT Music Award Group/Duo Video of the Year for "Feels Like Today"
2005 Radio Music Award Song of the Year/Country Radio for "Bless The Broken Road"
2006 Grammy Award Best Country Song for "Bless the Broken Road"

Certifications

Year Album Certification
2004 Feels Like Today Certified 4x Platinum in U.S.

[edit] Chart Toppers

Year Title Hot Country Singles & Tracks Billboard Hot 100
2004 Feels Like Today 9 56
2005 Bless The Broken Road 1 29
2005 Fast Cars And Freedom 1 38
2005 Here's To You 48
2005 Oklahoma-Texas Line 53
2005 Skin (Sarabeth) 2 42

[edit] Credits

Performance Credits

Rascal Flatts Primary Artist

Paul Franklin Steel Guitar

Jerry McPherson Electric Guitar

Gordon Mote Piano, Hammond Organ

Steve Nathan Piano, Hammond Organ

Lonnie Wilson Drums

Jonathan Yudkin Banjo, Fiddle, Mandolin, Strings, Octophone

Tim Akers Synthesizer, Accordion, Keyboards

Jay Demarcus Bass, Background Vocals

Larry Beaird Acoustic Guitar

Tom Bukovac Electric Guitar

Joe Don Rooney Electric Guitar, Background Vocals

Technical Credits

Marty Williams Producer, Engineer

Jonathan Yudkin String Arrangements

Mark Bright Producer

Sherri Halford Art Direction

Glenn Sweitzer Art Direction

Rascal Flatts Producer

Tom Baker Mastering

Bart Morris Engineer, Digital Editing

[edit] Trivia

  • They weren't the first to record "Bless the Broken Road". It was written in 1994.

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