Urgent:Jamey Johnson Rushed to the hospital in a critical condition

Through his record company, Big Gassed Records, multi-Grammy nominee Jamey Johnson has signed with Warner Music Nashville. This Friday, October 4, he will release his new song, “Someday When I am Old.” He reveals, “[Co-Chair & Co-President] Cris Lacy is the reason I signed with Warner Music Nashville.” She is among the most enduring friends I have in the music industry. Our careers began at about the same time. She has

“She is concerned about my ability to release songs,” Johnson adds. She is concerned about my ability to pursue my own profession. We have discussions that are different than any other conversations I have had with label people. According to Lacy, “fans outside of the industry and those of us in the industry have been pleading with Jamey Johnson to record another solo studio album for 14 years.” We heard the voice of a man motivated by conviction rather than business from the very beginning. He reminded us of our heroes, Waylon, Merle, and Johnny. Reintroducing this unmatched artist to a global

The Grand Ole Opry member is re-releasing an old favorite for his first CD under the company. Since he performed on the song’s demo in 2004, Johnson has continued to think about “Someday When I am Old.” The song, written by Troy Verges, Aimee Mayo, and Chris Lindsey, has the line, “It was the last demo I sung before I started working with BNA Records.” “Aimee wanted to be able to claim that she had recruited me to sing in my final demo when she contacted me back then. “Wow!” was my initial reaction upon hearing the song. I am currently wondering about what will happen in 20 or 30 years, if I live that long, and that one seems to be precisely where I am.”