montgomery gentry's second album, "carrying on", was released in mid-2001. lead-off single "she couldn't change me" peaked at number 2 on the country charts and number 37 on the hot 100, making their first top 40 entry there. the album's only other single, "cold one comin' on", reached number 23 on the country charts. also included on the album was a cover of waylon jennings' "i'm a ramblin' man". in march 2002, they charted at number 45 with the track "didn't i", a cut from the soundtrack to the film "we were soldiers" which was never officially released as a single. the duo promoted the album both on a headline tour sponsored by jim beam, and on the brooks & dunn neon circus & wild west tour, which included toby keith and keith urban. later in 2002, they toured with kenny chesney on his no shoes, no shirt, no problems tour.