Brad Paisley reaches back for new single
According to Paisley's publicist, "the scheduled release of his '5th Gear' album had initially precluded the song's release as a single."
Andy Griffith will appear in the video for the song due out in late June. "One of the greatest moments in my career was getting to shoot this video with Andy Griffith and getting to know him," said Paisley. "I'll cherish this video and opportunity to become friends with this wonderful and influential man for the rest of my life. 'Waitin' on a Woman' is one of the most important songs I've recorded; it's a masterpiece written by Wynn Varble and Don Sampson, and the video demanded excellence and art to match the composition. Andy was my number one choice for the video - he is the perfect person that embodies wisdom, years, and personality of the character in the video."
Along with its inclusion on "Time Well Wasted, "fans can also be watching for "Waitin' on a Woman" with its addition on new pressings of "5th Gear." Paisley already has enjoyed number one songs with "Ticks," "Online," "Letter to Me" and "I'm Still a Guy."
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