Nothin' Like the Summer
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| Studio album by Carmen Rasmusen | |||||
| Released | August 14, 2007 (Itunes) August 28, 2007 |
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| Recorded | 2007 | ||||
| Genre | Country Country Pop Country Rock Bluegrass |
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| Label | Lofton Creek Records | ||||
| Producer | Jason Deere | ||||
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Nothin' Like the Summer is the debut album of country singer Carmen Rasmusen and it was released on Itunes on August 14, 2007. On August 28, 2007, it was released everywhere in America (see 2007 in country music). The album was produced by Jason Deere and released by Lofton Creek Records.
The first single is "Nothin' Like the Summer", which was released on April 24, 2007.
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[edit] Track listing
- Happy - 3:02 (Bob DiPiero/Karen Rochelle)
- Love Will Wait - 3:51 (Wendell Mobley/Rachel Thibodeau)
- Stranded - 3:46 (Jason Deere/Kristyn Osborn)
- Nothin' Like the Summer - 3:51 (Carmen Rasmusen/Jason Deere/Victoria Shaw)
- Keep Me Forever Falling - 3:20 (Jason Deere/Katrina Elam)
- Shine - 3:17 (Jason Deere/César Lemos)
- Spend That Money - 3:09 (Jason Deere/Luke Dick/Matt Lopez)
- Silly Me - 3:44 (Sarah Buxton/Jason Deere)
- Your Love - 3:19 (Jodi Marr/Victoria Shaw/James Slater)
- You Scare Me to Death - 3:18 (Carmen Rasmusen/Jason Deere)
- Gather Me Up - 3:03 (Carmen Rasmusen/Jason Deere)
[edit] Album Credits
- Primary Artist: Carmen Rasmusen.
- Fiddle: Glen Duncan/Larry Franlin.
- Acoustic Guitar: Gary Burnett/B. James Lowry.
- Electric Guitar: J.T. Corenflos/Tom Bukovac.
- Keyboards: John Jarvis/Tim Akers.
- Drums: Lonnie Wilson/Tommy Hardin.
- Background Vocals: Kim Parent/Penny Coleman.
- Steel Guitar: Scotty Sanders.
- Bass: Mark Hill.
- Acoustic Guitar/Banjo/Mandolin: Ilya Toshinsky.
- Bass: Joey Canaday.
- Producer: Jason Deere.
- Mastering: Hiram King ("Hank") Williams.
- Engineer: Luke Wooten/Bill Warner.
[edit] Chart Performance
Nothin' Like the Summer did not chart. It sold 1,100 copies in its first week. As of this date, the album sold 2,600 copies worldwide.
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