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Chris Young’s new video with a few Nashville landmarks in it!

Chris Young’s “Raised on Country” video was filmed at a Nashville area bar called Rosie’s Twin Kegs, as well as the legendary WSM Radio Tower. He says, quote, “As a member of the Opry, I was honored to film in and around the same airwaves where songs from my musical icons have played over the years.”

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