summer tour. Naturally, Cantrell's concert set featured songs by Alice in Chains, and he often closed with Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage/Eclipse". Despite Cantrell's uneasiness towards performing as frontman, concerts were quickly met with praise by critics from the Los Angeles Times, Variety, and other major publications. The broad approval led Cantrell to schedule a headlining tour starting October 1 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Flight 16 filled the slot as his opening band. "Cut You In" served as Boggy Depots lead single and video which charted well and remained one of the album's best known songs. The track is unusual for Cantrell's style considering its use of horns. It was the number 1 most-added track at Rock and Alternative radio with more than 1,000 spins and an audience of more than nine million in its first five days. The second single, "My Song", was on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for over a dozen weeks. Its controversial music video was directed by Rocky Schenck and features performance artist Ann Magnuson. A third and final single, "Dickeye", also managed to chart albeit briefly. On July 19, 1998, Cantrell was interviewed for the MTV program 120 Minutes which also aired the videos for "Cut You In" and "My Song". Awards and nominationsBillboard Music Video Awards|- | align="center" rowspan="2"| 1998 || rowspan="2"|Cut You In || Best Hard Rock/Metal Clip || |- | | Best New Hard Rock/Metal Artist Clip || Track listing PersonnelMusicians Jerry Cantrell – lead and backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitar, clavinet, organ, piano, steel drums, producer Rex Brown – bass guitar (tracks 1, 3, 8, 9, 10) Mike Inez – bass guitar (tracks 2, 6, 7) John Norwood Fisher – bass guitar (tracks 4, 5) Les Claypool – bass guitar (tracks 11, 12) Sean Kinney – drums Angelo Moore – horns (tracks 2, 12)Production Toby Wright – producer, engineer, mixer Scott Olson – assistant engineer Mike Cresswell – assistant engineer Rob Nordstrom – assistant engineer Sam Hofstedt – assistant engineer, mixing assistant Stephen Marcussen – mastering Ron Boustead – editing Jerry Cantrell – artwork Brandy Flower – design Mary Maurer – art direction Rocky Schenck – photography ChartsAlbum – Billboard (United States)Singles''' – Billboard (United States) References Jerry Cantrell albums 1998 debut albums Columbia Records albums Albums produced by Jerry Cantrell Albums produced by Toby Wright Rock albums by American artists Hard rock albums by American artists Heavy metal albums by