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Though it was penned by three successful songwriters — Barry Dean, Steve Robson and Don Mescall — "Sunday Drive" wasn't picked up by any artists at the time. But Eldredge never forgot it.
Brett Eldredge. Greg Noire "Sunday Drive" was written by Barry Dean, Don Mescall and Steve Robson, inspired by Dean's experiences growing up in the 1970s in Pittsburg, Kansas.
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Jul 16, 2020 · Brett Eldredge hadn't even signed a record deal when he first heard the title track to his fourth studio album — an album remarkably more mature than any of his radio hits thus far. Sunday Drive ...
Jul 13, 2020 · Lo and behold though, Brett Eldredge delivers a record in Sunday Drive worthy of all the promises in the run up. It’s is more adult. It does feel fairly Americana. He doesn’t fall back on drum loops or snap tracks, and many of the songs are really well-written. In short, Sunday Drive feels decidedly non mainstream.
Aug 28, 2020 · That’s the message of Brett Eldredge ‘s music video for “Sunday Drive,” the title track of his latest album. The video casts Eldredge as the narrator, playing an upright piano on a ...
Jul 10, 2020 · Quite honestly, I wasn’t interested in that.” Then Peets played him a demo of Eldredge singing “Sunday Drive.” “That song shook me. I knew in that moment that we had to do it,” Fitchuk ...
Though he couldn't record the tune then, Eldredge never forgot about the "Sunday Drive" demo. "It felt like this certain song was written for me, the way I grew up and the way my relationship is with life and my family and everything. Obviously I didn't have a record deal yet. I didn't even have anything going on really.
