Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley says the country trio definitely experienced some second-album jitters while making the just-released "Need You Now," which has been pegged for a likely No. 1 debut on next week's Billboard 200 chart.
"I think we definitely put a lot of pressure on ourselves with the success of the first (self-titled 2008) record, that we wanted to make one that surpassed it," Kelley tells Billboard.com. "We definitely don't want to get into...the sophomore slump. We want to be doing this for a long time and also live up to the expectations of some of the awards we've been lucky to get, the CMAs and stuff."
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