The self-titled album contained a collection of twelve songs, with five solely written by him, and the other six were co-writes. His songs, "It Ain't Easy Being Me" and "Framed," were played and are still played on Texas radio stations for what seems like a fifty times a day because of the popularity of them and all of the listener requests.

If you are wondering why "It Ain't Easy Being Me" sounds a little bit familiar to you, maybe it is because John Anderson and Randy Dukes have covered the tune.

His latest effort, "A Pretty Good Guy," continues the tradition of being unafraid of being straight-laced and politically correct. The twelve songs on here range anywhere from shooting a man to how believing in the Lord is the best way to go through life.

Like with the first release, Texas radio has responded well to the new material, so much so that Randy Travis recorded "Highway Junkie" for the "Full Circle" album, and Gary Allan gave it a whirl for the "Black Dog" Soundtrack.

So far I have not seen any videos from Chris on CMT, but maybe with Pat Green and Charlie Robison getting exposure, people will keep wanting more until he becomes the next "It" guy. I know he has the talent to make it, but right now it is only a matter of being in the right place at the right time, with so many new Artists out there right now.

Full Albums Chris Knight Has Released:

• Chris Knight
• A Pretty Good Guy

Singles Released To Radio:

• "It Ain't Easy Being Me"
• "Framed"
• "Summer of 75"
• "Highway Junkie"
• "Becky's Bible"

Thank you for reading and come back next month for a new article.