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Equal parts poet and pirate, the country icon may have the best ear for hits in the entire genre, scoring valuable real estate on the charts through the last 25 years with songs that resonate and often beckon to the wild parts of our heart.

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Infectious and autobiographical, the song offers a glimpse into the things that helped shape the country superstar, and his inflection on "The smell of Sunday chicken after church" hits every single time. East Tennessee pride shining brightly and immortalized in the best possible way.

Chesney is a master at love songs for the "wild eyed and crazy", and this 2006 ballad communicates what every woman knows but still wants to hear. It perfectly encapsulates that feeling of being on the edge and getting reeled back in at the last second by the one who knows you best...but loves you anyway.

This 2007 gem should really be the mantra of all of our lives, and could tie for his best song ever recorded. The simplicity of the hook yet deep meaning behind the lyrics illustrate why Chesney songs resonate with fans again and again, decade after decade.

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The muffled-mouth fourth grader has been stabbed, blown up, run over, poisoned, beaten, torn apart, shot, lit on fire, and even pooped himself to death over his tenure on the long-running Comedy Central program. However, just like some kind of hoodie-wearing messiah, Kenny is seemingly resurrected in every new episode, only to continually meet his doom all over again.

Killing Kenny is one of the greatest running gags in any animated television show, and we feel the little guy deserves some recognition for dying so much for our entertainment. For this article, we will be looking at the funniest, strangest, and most iconic ways Kenny McCormick has bit the dust. As such, it should go without warning that there will be a few spoilers, not to mention some very mature content below.

Kenny manages to survive the stampede, but is then abruptly run over and killed by an ensuing police car. While this was the very first episode of the series, it was just a taste for what was to come for the rest of the Kenny massacres.

While casually talking with his friends, Kenny randomly ignites in flames, leaving behind nothing but a pile of smoldering ashes. Though Kenny is once again killed off, his death helps Randy Marsh solve the riddle of why everyone is spontaneously combusting, causing everyone to fart on a regular basis for fear of igniting like the unfortunate fourth-grader.

Of course, things do not go as planned, and the bullet ricochets off Giffords' protective casing and winds up in the head of everybody's favorite bullet-magnet, Kenny. However, a shot to the dome is the least of poor Kenny's problems as he goes flying through the air and gets impaled on top a flag pole.

During a concert where every third-grader in the world is set to play "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" on their recorders, Cartman and Kenny finally find the "brown note" on their instruments. The "brown note" is a low frequency sound that makes anyone who listens to it instantly defecate themselves.

As a prank, the boys switch the sheet music for the big concert so everyone plays the fateful note. The plan turns out worse than they thought, as the entire world poop their pants, and Kenny sadly defecates himself to death.

Since there are no bats around while Ozzy is playing his set, he bites the head off of the next best thing: Kenny McCormick. The Prince of Darkness lifts Kenny out of the crowd and proceeds to chow down on his noggin, at which point the crowd erupts in applause. At least Kenny goes out like a rock star this time.

While waiting by the bus stop, Kenny is randomly killed when a giant space station falls on his head. After quickly shrugging off the incident, the boys debate who has the best Halloween costume. Meanwhile, Kenny's body is trucked off to the morgue, where he is reanimated into a zombie after one of the morticians replaces his blood with Worcestershire sauce.

Kenny G is the most recognized and awarded instrumentalist in history. In the documentary, he revealed he still practices 3-4 hours every day. I was not surprised to hear he still practices every day, but I was surprised that he still practices the length of time he does.

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Although debuting with Masters At Work slightly earlier, 2020 marks the 30 year anniversary of the first Kenny Dope solo release. In the last three decades, this masterful DJ and producer has brought us timeless house anthems, landmark compilations and mixes, helped changed the course of dance music with his innovations and amazed us with DJ sets that ranged from peak-time uptempo assaults to hip hop, Latin and soul from the inner city streets. He has also been, hands down, one of the greatest of beats producers, every bit the dance music equivalent to hip hop's J Dilla. Across some of the best independent labels around, including a few that are his own, he has traversed more styles of music than any other DJ of his standing. To mark the occasion, Marc Rowlands picks 30 of the most memorable moments from 30 years of Kenny Dope.

Proven as near-peerless producers when solo, the whole is still greater than the sum of its great parts when it comes to Masters At Work's collaborations. It's pointless to start picking the catalogue apart attempting to attribute an inclusion to one or the other, but for its barrage of disorientating percussion, you knew for sure that Kenny Dope was somewhere in 'The Bounce'. The track trod a similar path to the often overlooked dub of Incognito's 'Everyday' which MAW turned in during the same year.

The start of the Nuyorican Soul project arrived in 1993 like a bolt from the blue. 'The Nervous Track' wasn't similar to anything the same-named label or that MAW had released before. A head-turning mixture of warm, jazz chords, electronics and off-beat, endlessly building Latin percussion, it was embraced by legions of DJs and dancers from all manner of scenes, the very definition of a crossover hit. That it would so inspire the integral core of producers responsible for the London-emanating broken beat sound that was to follow, nobody at the time could have guessed. Seminal.

I needed to figure out how to be satisfied with the small contribution that I could make as a father and a protector. My son Adam was in first grade and his sisters Katie and Ariel were in preschool when both their mother and I went to prison. We were so very fortunate to have a church that stepped up in a big way. It was the toughest time of my life. I had to work very hard on communication and patience. Twenty-four years in prison and as a family, we are still struggling with issues, but all of our children turned out great. Success.

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