Eight-track album features Tracy Lawrence, Eddie Montgomery,
Rhett Akins, Ashland Craft and Lainey Wilson
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Rising Country artist Jordan Rowe drops his debut album Bad Case of the Good Ole Boy today, Friday, Aug. 6. The eight song project, showcasing Rowe’s natural ability to combine a traditional Country sound with modern elements, is available everywhere now.
“I feel like there’s something for everyone on this album, and I’m so excited to finally get my first one out!” shares Rowe. “It’s been a long time coming. Thank you to everyone who’s supported me along the way and I’d like to give the glory to God for giving me the ability to write songs that people connect with.”
The new album, released independently, consists of eight songs including four grat tracks that have sparked critical acclaim and have been streamed over 600,000 times. The entire album features up-and-coming artists Lainey Wilson (“Mama Ain’t Jesus”) and Ashland Craft (“Who Needs You”). Produced by award-winner Derek Wells, Bad Case of the Good Ole Boy also features Country music legends, and Rowe’s musical heroes, Tracy Lawrence, Eddie Montgomery and Rhett Akins.
Bad Case of the Good Ole Boy track listing:
1. “Bad Case of the Good Ole Boy” (Taylor Phillips, Hunter Phelps, Jordan Rowe, Drew Parker)
2. “Can’t In A Car” (Jordan Rowe, Hunter Phelps, Benjy Davis)
3. “The Good Ones Do” (Brett Warren, Lance Miller, Brad Warren, Jordan Rowe)
4. “Who Needs You” feat. Ashland Craft (Jordan Walker, Jordan Rowe, Cole Taylor)
5. “I Didn’t Sleep Last Night” (Will Weatherly, Thomas Archer, Jordan Rowe)
6. “Mama Ain’t Jesus” feat. Lainey Wilson (Jordan Rowe, Lainey Wilson)
7. “Had A Ball” (Jordan Rowe, Jordan Walker, Jacob Davis)
8. “10-4” feat. Tracy Lawrence, Eddie Montgomery, Rhett Akins (Jordan Rowe, Hunter Phelps, Drew Parker)
Bad Case of the Good Ole Boy marks the first full-length project from the “country upstart” with an “earnest voice” (CMT). The new release follows Rowe’s loaded summer of opening for touring artists Cody Johnson and Jon Pardi. Rowe will join Pardi for additional dates in Aug. followed by co-headlining shows in the southwest alongside Reid Haughton and a fall run with Jameson Rodgers. For more information, visit jordanroweofficial.com or follow him on TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube @jordanrowemusic.