The fourth album from Mercury Nashville singer/songwriter BILLY CURRINGTON is set for release SEPTEMBER 21. The album is entitled ENJOY YOURSELF, and includes the crooner's #1 smash hit "Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer" written by Troy Jones. Enjoy Yourself, featuring the Georgia native's trademark mix of country, R&B and beach music, is produced by Currington and Carson Chamberlain.

Country music singer Billy Currington's career has certainly been on a roll. That also was the theme of his number one hit "That's How Country Boys Roll" which is included among many other hits on this ICON collection. In a little under a decade, he has hit the Top 20 quite often with songs like the CMT award-winner "Must Be Doin' Something Right" (No. 2), "Good Directions" (No. 1), "Don't" (No. 2) and his classic 2009 number one hit "People Are Crazy." The Georgia native has also had a successful songwriting career with Tracy Byrd and the legendary George Strait having recorded his tunes, while his solo career continues to blossom and his latest album demonstrates he's also pretty good at drinkin beer!

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Billy Currington's third album, Little Bit of Everything, will be released on Oct. 14 by Mercury Nashville. Currington co-produced the album with Carson Chamberlain and co-wrote five of the 12 songs.

"People kept asking what kind of music they'd hear on this next album, whether it was going to be R&B, pop, country or rock, and I seemed to keep saying the same thing," said Currington. "It's going to be a little bit of everything, I guess." Currington has topped the country singles chart with "Good Directions" and "Must Be Doin' Somethin' Right."

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2008 release featuring the first two albums from the Country star: Billy Currington (2002) and Doin' Something Right (2005). Megawatt Country hunk Billy Currington quickly exploded onto the Country scene after the debut of his first self-titled CD and a collaboration with superstar Shania Twain for the song 'Party For Two'. Possessing a commanding presence, prominent baritone and natural exuberance, Billy has built up a reputation for his dynamic on stage performances and recorded some of the more memorable Country music of the past few years. His initial hit single, the co-written 'Walk A Little Straighter' is a poignant song that sprang from his tough childhood dealing with his own alcoholic step-father. Billy possesses a gritty, soulful edge in his voice that's a reflection of his Georgia background and can be heard in full flight on such soulful Country ballads as 'Must Be Doin' Somethin' Right' with its Muscle Shoals vibe, 'Hangin' Around' and a great revival of the old Kenny Rogers' hit 'Lucille'. He moves effortlessly from the down-home country of 'Growin' up Down There' to the timeless romantic balladry of 'Time With You'. Billy Currington explores a wide-ranging gamut of human relationship issues in songs that have one thing in common: universality. Humphead.

Billy Currington's third album, Little Bit of Everything, will be released on Oct. 14 by Mercury Nashville. Currington co-produced the album with Carson Chamberlain and co-wrote five of the 12 songs.

"People kept asking what kind of music they'd hear on this next album, whether it was going to be R&B, pop, country or rock, and I seemed to keep saying the same thing," said Currington. "It's going to be a little bit of everything, I guess." Currington has topped the country singles chart with "Good Directions" and "Must Be Doin' Somethin' Right."

The fourth album from Mercury Nashville singer/songwriter BILLY CURRINGTON is set for release SEPTEMBER 21. The album is entitled ENJOY YOURSELF, and includes the crooner's #1 smash hit "Pretty Good At Drinkin' Beer" written by Troy Jones. Enjoy Yourself, featuring the Georgia native's trademark mix of country, R&B and beach music, is produced by Currington and Carson Chamberlain.

Although Billy realized his dreams in Nashville, his roots remain firmly planted in Georgia. Therefore, Pickin’ on Billy Currington is a natural shift from backstage to backwoods. Splendid bluegrass musicians gathered to perform Billy’s best songs. Frantic fiddles, bombastic banjo, and manic mandolin charge the engines of such hits as "Walk a Little Straighter," "I Wanna Be a Hillbilly," and "She Knows What to Do with a Saturday Night." But it doesn’t have to be a Saturday night for you to enjoy this record. Just press play.