ARTIST: Rascal Flatts
TITLE: Me And My Gang
LABEL: Lyric Street
GENRE: Country
BITRATE: 215kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 51min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-04-04
RIP DATE: 2006-04-01

Track List
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01. Stand                           3:28
02. What Hurts The Most             3:34
03. Backwards                       3:48
04. I Feel Bad                      3:18
05. My Wish                         4:08
06. Pieces                          4:07
07. Yes I Do                        4:16
08. To Make Her Love Me             4:08
09. Words I Can't Say               4:35
10. Me And My Gang                  3:38
11. Cool Thing                      3:51
12. Ellsworth                       4:01
13. He Ain't The Leavin' Kind       4:33

Release Notes:

Following a round of late-winter/early spring tour dates, multi-platinum country trio
Rascal Flatts will release its fourth album on April 4.

Titled "Me and My Gang," the disc features the cut "What Hurts the Most," which
recently hit radio stations. The group recorded the set in Nashville, and co-produced
it with Dann Huff.

"With every album you record, you hope that you've grown as an entertainer and
musician," bassist/vocalist Jay DeMarcus. "We've waited to share this music for a
while now. I think our fans will hear more of what they are used to from us, but I
also feel we've stretched our wings just a bit as well."

"Me and the Gang" follows 2004's "Feels Like Today," which was the best-selling
country album of 2005, and the year's seventh-best-selling album overall, according
to Nielsen SoundScan figures. The new disc was recorded in the spring and summer of
last year, but the group pushed the release back until this spring so that "Feels
Like Today" could continue to stretch its legs with a fourth single, "Skin
(Sarabeth)."

"Feels Like Today" debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 album chart, and has since
been certified triple platinum, signifying U.S. shipment of 3 million copies.

The group launched its tour behind "Feels Like Today" a year ago, and wrapped up its
2005 roadwork in early December. Over the course of the year, the band logged shows
in 70 cities, and played for a total of about 750,000 fans.

The three albums that Rascal Flatts have already released have collectively sold
more than 8 million copies, and the concert DVD "Rascal Flatts Live" has moved about
1 million copies, according to the group's publicist.