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Lee Brice Finds Patience Pays |
 When “Love Like Crazy” was released to radio stations in August 2009, Lee Brice had no idea how long it would take for the song to hit its stride.
It’s now been on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart for 53 weeks — that’s more than a year that it’s been in circulation, and it’s still on the move in the Top 5. That longevity is so rare that only one song has ever lasted longer on the country chart: Eddy Arnold’s “Bouquet Of Roses,” which began a 54-week run in 1948.
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52 WEEKS, AFTER 52 YEARS: For the first time since 1958, a song has spent a year on Billboard's Country Songs chart.
Bulleting at its peak to-date of No. 5 in its 52nd chart week, Lee Brice's "Love Like Crazy" becomes just the third title to rack a year on Country Songs since the chart launched in 1944.
"Love Like Crazy" debuted the week of Sept. 5, 2009, at No. 58. It reached the top 40 in its 11th week and the top 10 in its 46th week, completing the longest trek to the top 10 in the chart's archives.
Here is a look at the three titles to log a year or more on Country Songs:
Weeks on Chart, Title, Artist, Years on Chart
54, "Bouquet of Roses," Eddy Arnold, 1948-49
52, "Fraulein," Bobby Helms, 1957-58
52, "Love Like Crazy," Lee Brice, 2009-10
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Lee Headlines The 13th Annual Buds-N-Suds Music Festival! |
It's that time again...
13th Annual Buds-N-Suds Music Festival!
This year's concert will feature an All-Star Jam backed by one of the industry's hottest bands - Sixwire. You never know who will show up and sing a song or two for this show!
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Tune in Saturday for a live stream of Lee's show in Charleston! |
Lee has teamed up with CMT.com to stream his concert in Charleston live on CMT.com. We will embed the video here on the site as well! Be sure to stop by and see the show it is going to be great.
When: Saturday August 21st @ 7:00PM
Where: Charleston, SC @ The Music Farm
See it here live! You can also visit CMT.com to see the stream as well. |
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AOL's The Boot - Story Behind The Lyrics |
Curb Records Lee Brice is certainly used to the old saying, "good things come to those who wait." His latest song, 'Love Like Crazy,' finally broke Billboard's Top Ten after 46 weeks on the country singles chart. It is the slowest climb in Billboard's Top Ten history, following previous slow-but-steady chart climbers, 'Right Where I Need to Be' by Gary Allan and 'We Weren't Crazy' by Josh Gracin, at forty weeks each. Songwriter Doug Johnson, who signed Lee Brice to Curb Records and produces him, sat down with The Boot to talk about how he and co-writer Tim James were inspired to write Lee's history-making hit.
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