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http://www.billboard.com/news/montgomery-g...004032725.story

Montgomery Gentry Back In The Studio

by Gary Graff, Detroit | November 03, 2009 1:09 EST

After spinning off a couple of No. 1 country singles from the 2008 "Back When I Knew It All," Montgomery Gentry is finishing work on the duo's seventh studio album. The set is due in early 2010, with a first single expected to be released shortly.

"We've got all the songs cut and four or five of them mixed," Troy Gentry says of the currently untitled 10-song set, which will have a bonus song for digital buyers. He says the album's sound is "a little bit of everything from the past." He adds that one song, with the working title of "Shotgun Wedding," "sounds like a newer version of 'Hillbilly Shoes,' " the first of the duo's 17 top 20 country hits.

The album is produced by Blake Chancey and recorded in Nashville, and Gentry says he and Eddie Montgomery "wrote a little bit more on this project than they did in the past," including a the patriotic-themed "Freedom Never Goes out of Style" with Gary Hannan and Phil "Philbilly" O'Donnell. Neil Thrasher, Ira Dean, Rivers Rutherford and Tommy Karlas also wrote for the album, and there aren't any guest spots planned.

Gentry says the duo and Columbia Nashville are in the midst of determining a first single from the album, which should be out in time to be considered for next spring's Academy of Country Music Awards.

[MinThomp]

that's great news!!

[SusanM]

Can't wait to hear the new single!

[Kim Elliott]

Cool! Can't wait for some new music from the boys!!!!

[FANOFMG]

Can't wait. I'm sure it will be awesome. :D

[shansen]

I found more information about the new CD ;)

http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/flint/i..._all_for_m.html

Montgomery Gentry’s current project is completing an as-of-yet untitled album, due to hit stores in spring 2010, with the first single going to radio in late November.

“Eddie and I co-wrote a song with a couple buddies of ours called ‘Freedom Never Goes Out of Style,’ which is a patriotic song,” said Gentry, who along with Montgomery was featured in a recent “Nancy” cartoon. “Then Eddie, I think, wrote with some buddies. I think he’s got three or four cuts, and I’ve got three cuts from songs I wrote with guys who live around me in Nashville. We both got two or three songs on this record, as well as some songs from outside writers that have been present on past records.”

[Boozbos]

Bring it on. Any new MG music is ok with me.