John Landry's big debut on the Canadian Country Music scene was in 2000 with his first single, "There You Were", which won SOCAN's Most Played Country Song of that year. He also went on to win the 2000 CCMA Independent Male Artist of the Year. That first album, Forever Took Too Long, went on to deliver more solid hits: "Bit By Bit", "Long Gone & Forgotten" and "My Heart Says Yes (But The Hurt Says No)". John continued to enjoy success with Country radio & Country fans with albums he released in 2002 & 2005. Now, he's back with his fourth album entitled Changing Man which features the energetic and fun song "Everybody Wants To Be A Redneck" as well as the moving title track. John once said: "No matter what I accomplish in my life, nothing will ever top the feeling of pride I get from the fans." This talented singer/songwriter visits In The Country to give us a sneak peak at his latest CD.