Bless The Broken Road(Rascal Flatts)

Contemporary country wedding music, new wedding music. Wedding ceremony sample of solo piano with a romantic and imaginative flair.Listen free to Bless the Broken Road by Rascal Flatts piano music.  Rascal Flatts Bless the Broken Road piano. Download Bless the Broken Road music for piano.The biggest single from Rascal Flatt's 2004 album "Feels Like Today" is, without a doubt, "Bless The Broken Road". This beautiful love song is one of their best wedding songs yet. "Bless The Broken Road" should be part of every wedding country music collection.

Cousins Jay DeMarcus and Gary LeVox (born Gary Vernon) both nurtured their dreams of musical stardom while growing up in Ohio. When DeMarcus landed in Chely Wright's band, he convinced LeVox to quit his job and join him in Nashville. DeMarcus met Joe Don Rooney through Wright's band, and when their regular guitarist couldn't make a show, Rooney offered to step in and Rascal Flatts was born. The trio signed to Lyric Street, and in 2000 released its eponymous debut, which produced four hit singles. In 2002, they coproduced their sophomore effort, I Melt, which again produced four hit singles -- including two No. 1s. If there was any nervousness about following up a double-platinum seller, it didn't show on 2004's Feels Like Today, which debuted in the top slot on both the pop and country charts. In 2006, Rascal Flatts added another feather to an already heavily decorated cap when their version of "Life Is a Highway," recorded for the Pixar movie Cars, topped the ringtone charts. The single did so well, it was added onto their fourth album, Me and My Gang. Still Feels Good was released in 2007, followed by Greatest Hits in 2008.

- Linda Ryan

Of the multiple versions that exist, Rascal Flatts' version is the highest-charting, becoming a Number One hit on the Billboard country music charts in 2005 and earning the songwriters a Grammy Award for Best Country Song. Bless the Broken Road" is a mid-tempo ballad. Both Marcus Hummon's rendition and the Rascal Flatts version feature similar instrumentation, backed largely by piano, with the Rascal Flatts also containing a mandolin. The lyric centralizes on the narrator, who describes the various attempts to find his lover, having experienced heartbreak before finally finding her. He explains in the chorus,

"God blessed the broken road ,That led me straight to you".

Version: Country ,Modern
Recording Artist: Geoff Earley
Original Artist: Rascal Flatts
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