Jewel sang at Kenny Chesney's Birthday bash!

[Little Bird]

Came across this piece of news today from the Tennessean.com website about Jewel getting up and singing 'Sweet Home Alabama' at his birthday bash in Nashville.

The most famous bar band in the world got together Monday night on Demonbreun Street, played for more than three hours and then disbanded.
The occasion was Kenny Chesney's 39th birthday party, the venue was the funky little Tin Roof, and the scene was surreal. Chesney leaked word to his fan club members online, and by midday the Tin Roof was Nashville's top tourist destination.
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When the show got going at 6:30 p.m., Chesney and his band ran through a relatively normal set list, with a few surprises thrown in for good measure. By night's end, the band had gone beyond Chesney's material and into Rolling Stones, U2 and John Mellencamp covers, all to the screeching delight of the shoulder-to-shoulder audience.
There was Chesney, onstage with Kix Brooks, singing "You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone."
There was Chesney, onstage with Gretchen Wilson, singing "Hurts So Good."
There was Chesney, onstage with Wilson and John Rich and Jewel and Montgomery Gentry, singing "Sweet Home Alabama." And with much of that crew, plus 3 Doors Down lead singer Brad Arnold, doing the Stones' "Honky Tonk Women."

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