Luke Bryan – Doin’ My Thing

Album Info

Artist: Luke Bryan

Title: Doin' My Thing

Year: 2009

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Tracklist

  • 1. Rain Is A Good Thing (2:56)
  • 2. Doin' My Thing (3:09)
  • 3. Do I (3:59)
  • 4. What Country Is (3:14)
  • 5. Someone Else Calling You Baby (3:49)
  • 6. Welcome To The Farm (4:27)
  • 7. Apologize (2:52)
  • 8. Every Time I See You (4:05)
  • 9. Chuggin' Along (2:59)
  • 10. I Did It Again (4:49)
  • 11. Drinkin' Beer And Wastin' Bullets (4:19)

Review

'Doin' My Thing' by Luke Bryan holds a special place in my heart. Released in the autumn of 2009, it's like a time capsule of those early days when Bryan was just starting to make waves in the country music world. I remember listening to 'Do I' on repeat, feeling every emotion in his voice as he sang those heartfelt lyrics. It's no wonder that song climbed so high on the charts.

This album feels like a turning point, where Bryan really started to come into his own. The way he blended traditional country with a more modern pop sound was so refreshing at the time. 'Rain Is a Good Thing' and 'Someone Else Calling You Baby' became instant classics, topping the charts and becoming the soundtrack to so many summer memories. And can we talk about his cover of 'Apologize'? It's such a beautiful reimagining of the OneRepublic hit, showing off Bryan's versatility as an artist.

Jeff Stevens' production on this album is like the cherry on top, giving everything a polished, radio-ready sheen that really let Bryan's voice and lyrics shine. It's no surprise to me that 'Doin' My Thing' went on to sell over a million copies. Looking back, it's clear this album was a stepping stone to the superstar status Bryan enjoys today. It's the kind of record that makes you want to roll down the windows and sing along at the top of your lungs. - Melissa