Charlie Major to release special anniversary edition of hit song “It Can’t Happen To Me”

Charlie Major has announced that a special star-studded remake of his number one hit “It Can’t Happen To Me” is set to be released on August 17, 2018. The song which was originally released as Major’s fifth single from his 1993 debut album The Other Side is celebrating its 25^th anniversary. With the release of The Other Side Major scored six consecutive number one hits earning him the distinction as the current record holder tied only with the “King of Pop,” Michael Jackson.

Major recently hit the studio to recapture the strong message of the song with some impressive musical guests. With proceeds from the new song to be donated to MADD Canada, the new version of the song features fellow artists; Dean Brody, Terri Clark, Johnny Reid, Gord Bamford, Jess Moskaluke, Derek Miller, Jason Blaine, Tim Hicks, The Road Hammers, Doc Walker, Bobby Wills, Brett Kissel, Jason McCoy, Aaron Pritchett, Aaron Goodvin, and Tebey.

“It Can’t Happen To Me” is also set to appear on Major’s forthcoming album More Of The Best (Greatest Hits 2) which will be available September 7, 2018. Major will be on the road later this summer as he joins American country superstars Alabama for a handful of their Canadian tour dates. Major will also be appearing at this year’s Havelock Country Jamboree on August 17, 2018, sharing the stage with the legendary Tanya Tucker and multi-Platinum country star Tim Hicks. Major will perform in Hamilton at the 2018 Canadian Country Music Association Legends Show, which takes place on September 7, 2018, as part of the Country Music Week. The show is one of the lead-up events to the 2018 CCMA Awards on September 9, 2018.

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Dutch Bickell

Music has touched my soul since day one. Whether it is performing or sitting down with some of the biggest names in music, I can always be found sharing my profoundly tender affection of music with anyone who will listen. Being a music journalist has allowed me to expand my knowledge of music and interact with some of my biggest childhood heroes. From days of radio broadcasting to sitting back, kicking off my cowboy boots and sharing my adventures with likeminded music fans online has been nothing short of amazing. Canada is full of true musical talent and I look forward to continuing to share my adventures in music with you.