Fellow Country Music stars Brad Paisley and Keith Urban debuted their collaborative video on GAC yesterday, just less than a week after Paisley won a Video of the Year award at the 42nd Annual CMA Awards. "Start A Band," a duet by Paisley and Urban, has a video game feel to it -- two kids who resemble the Country pair in their younger days battle each other. "It’s [set] in an arcade with a bunch of kids playing Guitar Hero to us, with us on the screens, and they’re having this duel," Brad Paisley said after finishing his CMA hosting duties last week. "It’s to sort of make the point of a new generation [getting] into [playing] a little better — and not just Guitar Hero, but pick up the real thing eventually, too. Chicks dig real guitar from what I can tell." Jim Shea, who directed the video, shared in Paisley’s CMA victory last week for "Waitin’ On A Woman," which was actually the second CMA award of Shea’s career. Shea also won an award in 1992 for directing Alan Jackson’s "Midnight In Montgomery." Jim Shea has also directed Paisley's "When I Get Where I’m Going," "Alcohol," "Online" and "Letter To Me" music videos.Watch the full video here.
