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    Kenny Chesney and Grace Potter sang one song that was never officially released and fans swear it’s better than You and Tequila

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodJuly 10, 20253 Mins Read
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    “Catch of the Day”: Kenny Chesney and Grace Potter’s Underrated Duet Still Hooks Listeners with Its Honesty and Heart

    While not as commercially recognized as their 2011 smash “You and Tequila,” Kenny Chesney and Grace Potter’s lesser-known collaboration “Catch of the Day” remains a fan-favorite—despite never receiving an official studio release. Circulated primarily through live bootlegs and fan-uploaded clips, the song has taken on a sort of mythic quality. No one seems to know exactly where or when it was recorded, but those who’ve heard it haven’t forgotten it.

    A Natural Collaboration
    Chesney, known for his breezy, saltwater-soaked ballads, found an unlikely but powerful vocal partner in Grace Potter—whose bluesy, no-frills delivery brought grit and soul to “You and Tequila.” That first collaboration became a critical and commercial high point for both artists, earning Grammy nominations and carving a place in country music history as one of the genre’s most emotionally raw duets.

    But “Catch of the Day” offers something different. It’s quieter. Simpler. And in many ways, even more affecting.

    A Song of Regret, Letting Go, and the One That Got Away
    Though no official lyrics are published, fans often quote a central line from the chorus:

    “Thought I had the catch of the day / But I let her slip away…”

    It’s classic Chesney—a nautical metaphor layered with emotional depth. But when Potter’s voice enters, the narrative expands. The longing becomes mutual. The pain, two-sided. Her rough-edged phrasing adds tension to the smooth drawl of Chesney’s delivery, like the haunting echo of a woman who wasn’t just lost—but remembered.

    If “You and Tequila” was about giving in to something destructive, “Catch of the Day” is about realizing too late that you let something beautiful drift out to sea.

    Performance Over Perfection
    Fans lucky enough to hear the track—either during an impromptu acoustic set, a songwriter round, or online—often describe it the same way: unpolished in the best possible way. No glossy production. No click tracks. Just two voices, a guitar, and a whole lot of feeling.

    “It sounded like a conversation between two people who loved each other once,” one fan commented under a now-deleted YouTube video.
    “They didn’t try to make it perfect. That’s why it was.”

    The song, for many, represents everything great about country music at its core: vulnerability, memory, and melody served straight—no frills, no filter.

    The One That Got Away — Literally
    The mystery surrounding “Catch of the Day” only adds to its appeal. Was it a one-off writing session? A soundcheck improvisation? A B-side that never made the album? No one’s sure. Chesney has never officially released a song by that name. But its emotional impact lives on in grainy iPhone recordings and quiet concert memories.

    Final Cast
    As fans continue to request “Catch of the Day” at Chesney shows, and as new listeners discover the haunting chemistry between him and Potter, the song has become a kind of secret handshake in the fan community—“If you know, you know.”

    It might never top charts or win awards, but maybe that’s what makes it so special.
    Because sometimes, the best songs don’t need a label—they just need a listen.

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