{"id":5000,"date":"2007-07-12T11:26:27","date_gmt":"2007-07-12T02:26:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/habitatjp.org\/en\/2007\/07\/bon_jovis_grammy_award_county_music_video_is_now_on_hfhj_main_page.html"},"modified":"2007-07-12T11:26:27","modified_gmt":"2007-07-12T02:26:27","slug":"bon_jovis_grammy_award_county_music_video_is_now_on_hfhj_main_page","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/habitatjp.org\/en\/archive\/5000","title":{"rendered":"Bon Jovi’s Grammy award county music video is now on HFHJ main page!"},"content":{"rendered":"

On our main page now, you can see Bon Jovi and Jennifer Nettles\u2019s 2006 Grammy award in country music video, \u201cWho Says You Can\u2019t Go Home\u201d. The song highlights an on going partnership with Habitat for Humanity. (\"Report 2\")<\/a>
\n\u201cWho Says You Can\u2019t Go Home\u201d was written by Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora, the songwriting team responsible for some of the most recognizable rock and pop hits of the past 20-plus years. \u201cWho Says You Can\u2019t Go Home\u201d is the second single form the band\u2019s ninth studio album, \u201cHave A Nice Day\u201d, which was released in September 2005. The album debut earned a career-high sales week for the band in the United States, as well as debuting at No.1 in Japan, Australia, Holland, Austria, Germany and Canada. The album has currently more than three million albums worldwide.
\nThe video was shot on a real Habitat build site in North Philadelphia, where Jon Bon Jovi is sponsoring the construction of two duplexes (four homes) in a new partnership with Habitat for Humanity International. There was the standard flurry of activity as hard-working volunteers pounded hammers, appointed walls and pushed wheelbarrows full of tools and build materials across the yard.
\nJon Bon Jovi is an area-resident known for this community involvement. Bon Jovi began building homes with Habitat in 2005 and since then has worked with his Arena Football League team, the Philadelphia Soul, to build six homes in Philadelphia. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Bon Jovi would later make an appearance on Oprah with a surprise $1 million donation that has since been used by Oprah\u2019s Angel Network and Habitat for Humanity to build 27 homes in Houma, La.
\nJon Bon Jovi has been named the first Founding Ambassador of the Habitat for Humanity Ambassador Program (since October, 2006).
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\nAbout Bon Jovi<\/strong>
\nOver the last two decades, Bon Jovi has earned the respect of the music industry and the loyalty of legions of fans around the globe. They have sold over 100 million albums worldwide and, since forming in 1984, Bon Jovi has performed more than 2500 concerts in 50 countries for more than 32 million people. On September 20, 2005, Bon Jovi released their ninth studio album, \u201cHave A Nice Day\u201d (Island Records), which has currently sold over 3 million copies worldwide. In November 2005 the band embarked on the \u201cHave A Nice Day\u201d World Tour.
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