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Chanteur
Country US né le 9 Octobre 1993 à Garner (Caroline du Nord).
The winner
of American Idol’s tenth season, country crooner Scotty McCreery began
singing as a child in Garner, North Carolina. School performances eventually
gave way to local competitions, and McCreery won a singing contest in the nearby
town of Clayton before trying out for American Idol as a 16-year-old.
Auditioning with Josh Turner’s “Your
Man,” he made good use of his country twang and deep baritone Vocals, prompting
the judges to compare him to Randy Travis.
McCreery passed the audition, became an audience favorite, and eventually won
the competition in May 2011. Lauren Alaina, another country-singing teenager and
a close friend of McCreery’s, took home the second-place title.
McCreery's coronation song was "I Love You This Big," a country ballad that sold
nearly 175,000 copies during its first week of release. The song also cracked
the country charts at number 32, making it the highest-charting debut single in
country history, and helped stir up anticipation for his full-length album,
which he recorded while preparing for American Idol’s summer tour. Clear as Day appeared
in the fall of 2011 from Mercury Nashville, debuting at number one on the
Billboard Top 200 the week of its release. It went on to be one of the better-selling
latter-day Idol-related records, earning a platinum certification and producing
another hit single in "The Trouble with Girls." The following year, McCreery released
the seasonal Christmas with Scotty McCreery in time for the 2012 holiday season.
In October 2013, he returned with his second official studio album, See You
Tonight. Produced by veteran producer Frank Rogers, the album moved McCreery into
bright contemporary country-pop. It was a commercial and critical success,
debuting at number one on Billboard's Country Albums chart and earning
widespread acclaim, including McCreery's win of the Breakthrough Artist Award at
the 2013 American Country Awards. In 2015 he issued a new single, "Southern
Belle," and toured with Rascal Flatts.
The year 2017 saw the release of the poignant "Five More Minutes," the first
single from his third LP, Seasons Change. A trio of additional singles arrived
in early 2018 in advance of Seasons Change, which was released by Triple Tigers/Sony
Music in March of that year.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotty_McCreery
Talents : Vocals, Guitar
Style musical : Country-Pop, Contemporary Country
Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Albums
| 10/2011 | CD MERCURY 16022 (US) |
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CLEAR AS DAY - Out Of Summertime / I Love You This Big / Clear As Day / The Trouble With Girls / Water Tower Town / Walk In The Country / Better Than That / Write My Number On Your Hand / Dirty Dishes / You Make That Look Good / Back On The Ground / That Old King James |
| 10/2012 | CD MERCURY 001758302 (US) |
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Christmas with Scotty McCreery - Let It Snow / First Noel / Jingle Bells / Holly Jolly Christmas / Winter Wonderland / Christmas In Heaven / Mary Did You Know? / Christmas Comin' Round Again / O Holy Night / The Christmas Song / Santa Claus Is Back In Town |
| 10/2013 | CD Interscope B 001928902 (US) |
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See You Tonight - Now / See You Tonight / Get Gone With You / Feelin’ It / Feel Good Summer Song / Buzzin' / Can You Feel It / The Dash / Blue Jean Baby / Forget To Forget You / I Don't Wanna Be Your Friend / Carolina Moon / Something More |
| 03/2018 | CD Triple Tigers 19075818042 (US) |
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Seasons Change - Seasons Change / Wherever You Are / Boys From Back Home / Five More Minutes / In Between / This Is It / Wrong Again / Move It On Out / Barefootin' / Still / Home In My Mind |
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