Red Dirt Road Podcast: Recent Episodes
Marshall Farnsworth
Welcome to the #1 Podcast in the world dedicated to Brooks & Dunn and REAL country music! Marshall and the gang breakdown Brooks & Dunn songs, albums, and music videos along with other country classics. Look forward to guest interviews as well. For best experience, we recommend listening to the song/album discussed before playing the episode. New episodes are released every Monday!
We do not own music in this podcast, however, we do have a license to use it. This podcast is not endorsed by Brooks & Dunn and is merely a fan Podcast.
In the season 1 finale, Marshall, Alex, and Matt give their 100 Proof Neon rankings and share their final thoughts on the album.
In this episode, we take a look at the Roy Acuff, Dom Flemons, and Lonesome Old River Blues. Acuff originally released the song, and Flemons released a cover of the song in 2018. Dom Flemons is a multi-instrumentalist folk-country singer that is a must listen, and is our 2023 highlighted black history month country artist.
Watch the first RDR Pod episode of it's kind! Connor and Marshall react to and break down the Two Steppers, Waltzes, and Shuffles music video by Ronnie Dunn.
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K K Farnsworth & Emma join the podcast to discuss It's A Great Day To Be Alive. The song is written and originally recorded by Scott, and it's most popular version was recorded by Tritt.
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In this week's episode, we talk about the final track off 100 Proof Neon - Good Bartender.
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Cousin Tommy (East TN banjo player) and Max Diedrick join the podcast to talk about a famous bluegrass anthem, Old Home Place. We compare the original version by The Dillards to the most popular version by J.D. Crowe & The New South. Later, Cousin Tommy plays some banjo for us.
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Matt Chase joins the podcast once again for his first appearance of 2023 to talk about Road to Abilene, a song recorded by Ronnie Dunn and Parker McCollum (written by Dunn). Matt also briefly talks about his recent part in a Holiday Medley.
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In this week's episode, we talk about the Dec 2022 documentary film Johnny Cash: The Redemption of an American Icon.
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Ira Dean (Singer-Songwriter and of the country music trio Trick Pony) joins Marshall and Alex to discuss Honky Tonk Skin (by Ronnie Dunn). Dean and Dunn wrote the song with Chris Wallin. Later on, the guys give under/over-rated food items, an under the radar country singer, songwriters you should know, and Dean's top country artists.
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Happy Holidays everyone! We've reached the final episode of 2022. Matt, Rodeo, and Connor join the show to discuss the Let's Give It a Chance music video (by Matt Chase). We also give a recap of 2022. End the show with an acoustic recording of Let's Give It a Chance by Matt.
Guests: Matt Chase, Rodeo Clown Cowboy, and Connor Dunwoodie.
In our final Christmas episode of 2022, we take a look at The Christmas Song, the songwriters, Nat King Cole (the original artist), and Brooks & Dunn's version. Let us know which song is your favorite.
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In this week's episode, Marshall & Alex breakdown the history of the X-mas classic Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, the original version, the most popular version, Ronnie's version, and a garage recording version from KK Farnsworth's band Merry Christmas Traveling Troubadours. The episode finishes with the recording of the song by Merry Christmas Traveling Troubadours.
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Watch A Nashville Christmas Carol (2020) and then listen to the recap, right here on the Red Dirt Road Podcast.
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Matt Chase, Rodeo Clown Cowboy, and Alex join the show to talk about Matt & Rodeo's new song, Let's Give it a Chance. Next month there will be an episode dedicated to the music video, which can be found on YouTube.
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RIP Luke Bell. In this episode, we talk about the life of country music recording artist Luke Bell, and his most popular song Where Ya Been?
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This is a review of the country song Somethin' I Can't Have by Ronnie Dunn, written by Dunn, Dean Dillon, and Scotty Emerick. We talk about the songwriters and give our thoughts on the song.
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RIP Loretta Lynn. Matt Chase and Connor Dunwoodie join the show to talk about the famous country singer from Kentucky, and the song about her life, Coal Miner's Daughter.
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If Love Ever Comes My Way Again is the song reviewed in this episode (by Ronnie Dunn, country music singer-songwriter and half of Brooks & Dunn). Alex is back! Other topics: Overrated country artists and Halloween.
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This a review of the song Dooley and a look at the bluegrass band, The Dillards.
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In this episode, I talk about Ashley Monroe and her song The Blade (2015), then compare it to Ronnie Dunn's 2022 version.
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RIP Naomi Judd. Matt & K K take this episode to talk about The Judds and Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout The Good Old Days). Listen until the end to hear Matt perform his own version of this country classic.
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Short breakdown of Ronnie Dunn's version of Where the Neon Lies.
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RIP Sonny Osbourne. Marshall & Alex give their thoughts on the signature TN song Rocky Top.
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Terry McBride (famous songwriter and member of McBride & The Ride) sits down with us to talk about his co-write She's Why I Drink Whiskey by Ronnie Dunn. Later, we talk about McBride & The Ride, Sacred Ground, Brooks & Dunn, and Cowgirls Don't Cry.
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RIP Mickey Gilley. Matt Chase goes on a solo podcast episode to review Gilley's classic Don't The Girls All Get Prettier At Closing Time. Later, Matt performs the song live on the podcast!
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We're taking on the third cut off RD's newly released album, 100 Proof Neon, in this week's episode.
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RIP Johnny Counterfit. We remember the country comedian by reviewing one of his more popular songs, A Couple of Girls Ago.
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Me and Alex react to the release of RD's newest album, 100 Proof Neon. We've already reviewed the first two songs on the album, plus the original version of Where the Neon Lies, check them out now! We will dive deeper into each song on the album, followed by a full review and ranking of each song.
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I give my top 10 country music songs that were released in 2020. Check out an episode from 2020 where we ranked our top 10 country songs of 2019.
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Marshall, Matt, and Alex breakdown and give their thoughts on Ride 'Em High, Ride 'Em Low, a song from the 8 Seconds soundtrack. Then, Matt performs the song live from his home recording studio.
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RIP C.W. McCall. We breakdown our favorite song of his, Crispy Critters.
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Marshall and his uncle (K K Farnsworth; rock & country recording artist) review Travis Tritt's Lord Have Mercy on the Working Man along with a special guest. The two also talk about recent Tritt concerts.
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RIP Warner Mack. In this episode, we review Warner Mack's biggest song, The Bridge Washed Out.
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Matt Chase (Ohio country music singer-songwriter) and Rodeo Clown Cowboy (AKA Dean South) join the show to break down the Come to Ohio music video. Later, we discuss Brooks & Dunn's music video for Little Miss Honky Tonk.
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This is a breakdown, review, and comparison of the famous truck driving country music song Six Days on the Road, originally by Paul Davis, and more famously by Dave Dudley.
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Marshall and Alex breakdown Ronnie Dunn's newest single, Honky Tonk Town (ft. Jake Worthington).
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RIP Rose Lee Maphis. Marshall and guest Austin Ridenour (Bluegrass fan) review Uncle Pen by Bill Monroe and compare it to the version by Rose Lee Maphis.
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RIP Jerry Jeff Walker. Emma and Alex take over the show to review Brooks & Dunn's 2007 song "The Ballad of Jerry Jeff Walker", which featured Walker.
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Ohio country music singer songwriter Matt Chase joins the show. Points of discussion:
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Matt answers Q's from fans.
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Matt performs Come to Ohio.
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Come to Ohio by Matt Chase.
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Jeff Carson (RIP).
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Not On Your Love by Jeff Carson.
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In this week's episode, listen to a review and comparison of the original 1920's country blues song Corrine Corrina by Bo Carter vs. the 1990's version by Asleep At The Wheel (ft. Brooks & Dunn).
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For some reason, nearly 40 years after it's release, Keith Whitley's Miami, My Amy is trending on TikTok. In this episode, we break down the song and compare it to other hits by Keith Whitley.
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In this week's episode, we're talking HANK! We review, breakdown, and compare one of Hank Williams' classics Take These Chains From My Heart to the covered version by Lee Roy Parnell (with guest vocals from Ronnie Dunn). The episode also includes a history of Williams, Drifting Cowboys, and Parnell.
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Alex and Emma join the show to talk about 90s country music star Neal McCoy. They breakdown one of McCoy's biggest hits, Wink, and talk about seeing him in concert at the Lorain County Fair in 2018.
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Matt Chase joins the podcast to help breakdown Brooks & Dunn's second album, Hard Workin' Man. Matt and Marshall rank every song off the album.
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RIP golden country era legend Stonewall Jackson, who passed away in Dec 2021. Marshall and guest Jaryn Friesen (Manitoba, Canada indie country artist) break down I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water. Afterwards, Jaryn answers some quickfire questions. Lastly, they discuss Jaryn's debut single, Hard Lovin' Woman.
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Marshall and Connor (Videographer and RDR Pod Music Video Guest) break down the music video for Where the Neon Lies, released July 2021. We're excited to release our new intro/outro music. Check it out at this link: My Sad Old Heart by The 126ers Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Music provided by FreeMusic109 https://youtube.com/FreeMusic109
RIP Nashville country music DJ and radio host, Ralph Emery. Marshall, Matt, and K K review one of Ralph Emery's only songs, Hello Fool.
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Marshall and Alex get down, turn around, and breakdown the club mix version of Boot Scootin' Boogie. Other topic: Awful TikTok remixes of country songs.
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This is a review of the documentary Alan Jackson: Small Town Southern Man, released in June 2019.
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Part 1 of the Super Bowl live show. Marshall, Matt, and K K review Ronnie Dunn's newest single Broken Neon Hearts and dive into Ronnie Dunn news surrounding his upcoming album and his new publishing company. Then, Matt answers questions about the trailer for his next single, Come To Ohio. Finally, Matt and K K answer Super Bowl questions.
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We've made it to 100 episodes! In celebration of this milestone, we've put together the best moments from each episode released in 2021.
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We celebrate Black History month by recognizing one of country music's legendary musicians, DeFord Bailey. Alex takes over as host to break down Fox Chase.
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Emma (Guest co-host) takes over the podcast in the first ever episode of the Red Dirt Road Podcast without the main host, Marshall. She reviews Brooks & Dunn's I Can't Put Out This Fire.
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RIP Don Maddox; the last living member of the country-hillbilly group The Maddox Brothers & Rose. This episode is a review of one of the group's most popular songs, New Step It Up and Go. Follow us on our brand new Instagram account.
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Matt Chase joins the podcast to breakdown Brooks & Dunn's song "Our Time Is Coming". Later, Matt discusses the music video for his new song Old Hotel Rooms.
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Marshall shares his Spotify Wrapped 2021. Top Song: Rolling Stoned by Upchurch. Top Artist: Johnny Cash.
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Happy New Year 2022!! Kick off the new year with a review of a new Brooks & Dunn song. Released in Dec 2021, Throw It On Back by Blake Shelton features Brooks & Dunn. Alex is back on the pod for this one!
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Thank you all for listening and being apart of our first year in existence! To wrap up 2021 we have the best of every RDR Pod episode released in 2020!
A special thanks to all of our guests and listeners in 2020!
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Ohio country rocker Matt Chase joins the podcast to help break down Santa's Coming Over to Your House (by Brooks & Dunn). Then Matt answers some Christmas Q's.
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For the first time in the history of the RDR Pod, we've got a three way song comparison; the original (O'Dell), most famous (Elvis), and Brooks & Dunn version of Blue Christmas. Message us on Facebook!
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It's the holiday season and country Christmas is back! This week's episode is a review and comparison of Deborah Allen's Rockin' Little Christmas from the '80s to Brooks & Dunn's '00s version.
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Marshall reviews one of George Jones' biggest hits, He Stopped Loving Her Today.
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Marshall breaks down country music duo Brooks & Dunn's song Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long).
Keywords: Traditional, Country, Neo-traditional, Hank, George, Jones, Ronnie, Kix, Grady Smith, reaction, music.
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Marshall reviews Ronnie Dunn's newest single "Jonesin'". The song includes Jake Owen & Jake Worthington, and will be included on Hardy's new album HIXTAPE Vol. 2, which will be released Dec 2021.
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RIP Billy Joe Shaver. Marshall pays his respects to the outlaw country legend with a review of one of his top songs, I Been to Georgia on a Fast Train.
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Marshall goes over a life update, a new Ronnie Dunn song, and then reviews the music video for That Ain't No Way to Go.
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Marshall and Matt Chase (Guest, American country singer-songwriter) break down Brooks & Dunn's That Ain't No Way to Go. It's one of B&D's biggest hits. Later, Matt performs his soon to be released single Old Hotel Rooms and they discuss the song. Old Hotel Rooms will be released on 1/1/2022.
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Marshall and Guest (Emma Wolpert) review Dierks Bentley's first hit "What Was I Thinkin'" and talk about his performance at The Country Fest 2021.
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RIP Tom T. Hall. "The Storyteller" passed away in Aug. We honor his career by reviewing his biggest song "That's How I Got To Memphis" and comparing it to Ronnie Dunn's version of the song.
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In this short episode, Marshall breaks down the Rock My World (Little Country Girl) music video and gives his thoughts on it.
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RIP Nanci Griffith. In honor of the recent passing of the folk singer-songwriter, Marshall reviews Nanci Griffith's popular cover of "Speed of the Sound of Loneliness" (written and originally released by John Prine).
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Marshall and (Guest) Ian Krochak (Canadian Indie Country Rocker) breakdown and discuss Ian's newly rereleased album "My Many Faces". The album was rereleased in May 2021.
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Marshall and (Guest) Ian Krochak (Canadian Indie Country-Rocker):
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Breakdown "Rock My World (Little Country Girl)" by Brooks & Dunn.
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Review "Half the Man" by Ian Krochak
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Marshall breaks down Brooks & Dunn's No. 1 single "She Used to Be Mine".
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Marshall and (Guest) Emma Wolpert (RDR Pod Graphic Designer) breakdown Emma's favorite Alan Jackson song "Chattahoochee".
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Marshall and (guest) Kim Kondrashoff (Canadian indie country-rocker) breakdown Heartbroke Out of My Mind by Brooks & Dunn. Later, Marshall and Kim discuss Kim's album Let the Madness Begin. Other topics: Sports, two live songs by Kim, country pop, The Country Fest, and Hank Williams.
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Marshall reviews Brooks & Dunn's song "Mexican Minutes".
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Marshall breaks down and gives his opinion of On The Road Again by Willie Nelson. Other topics: Recent passing of members of Slipknot and ZZ Top as well as The Country Fest (North Lawrence, OH).
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Marshall and K K Farnsworth (Local singer-songwriter) break down Brooks & Dunn's "We'll Burn That Bridge". After, we talk about K K's past and upcoming shows at the Lorain County Fair.
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Marshall and Kelsey review the music video for Hard Workin' Man by Brooks & Dunn; the first music video from the Hard Workin' Man album.
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In the first ever recording of the Red Dirt Road Podcast in front of a live audience (In my living room), Marshall and Alex give their thoughts on Dan + Shay and how they aren't country at all. After listening to hours of Dan + Shay, they see if they were right or wrong; is Dan + Shay Country, Pop, or Country Pop?? Hint: They are not country. Not even a little. Special guest audience appearances from Charlie, Nick, KK Farnsworth, and Emma.
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Marshall and guest Kelsey Moman (Country music fan from New Mexico) breakdown Hard Workin' Man, the first song off Brooks & Dunn's album of the same title.
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Marshall and guest Matt Chase (NE Ohio Singer-songwriter) breakdown and give their thoughts on Brooks & Dunn's debut album Brand New Man; each song on the album is ranked.
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Fourth of July 2021 episode: Marshall reviews one of the all-time Independence day country music classics, Toby Keith's 2002 "Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue (The Angry American)".
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Marshall and Noah (Knoxville, TN resident) talk Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Marshall and guest Noah (Red Dirt Road Podcast and Brooks & Dunn fan) breakdown and give their thoughts on Brooks & Dunn's "Still in Love with You", the final track off their debut album Brand New Man.
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Marshall breaks down Brooks & Dunn's "I'm No Good".
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Marshall and guest Anthony (Marshall's high school friend and track teammate) break down the 90's country hit "Dust On The Bottle".
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Marshall and Alex talk to Kaz about his relation to country music legend Alan Jackson, his grandfather's music career, and how he got to California.
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Marshall, Alex, and guest Kaz Dec (Marshall's HS friend and former track & field teammate) break down "Outta Site Tonite" by Ronnie Dunn and Brad Paisley. It was written by Johnny Cash, sung by Dunn, and composed by Paisley and his band.
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Marshall and Alex break down and compare Merle Haggard's legendary "Okie From Muskogee" to the live version performed by Ronnie Dunn, John Anderson, Toby Keith, Buddy Miller, Tanya Tucker, Jake Owen, Chris Janson, Lucinda Williams, Ben Haggard, Aaron Lewis, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hank Williams Jr, Bobby Bare, Dierks Bentley, Jamey Johnson, The Avett Brothers, Miranda Lambert, Sheryl Crow, Willie Nelson, Kenny Chesney, Kacey Musgraves, Keith Richards, Alabama, Connie Smith, Billy F Gibbons, Loretta Lynn, Warren Haynes, Rodney Crowell, and Theresa Haggard (Released Dec 2020).
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Marshall and Alex review The Holler Boy: The Rise of Ryan Upchurch; a documentary on Ryan Upchurch released on YouTube in Jan 2021.
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Marshall and Alex review and compare Merle Haggard's "It's All In The Movies" to Ronnie Dunn's live version.
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Marshall and Alex review Ronnie Dunn's first song released since our podcast was created; a feature on Ray Wylie Hubbard's song "The Messenger", released July 2020.
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Marshall and Alex review the Netflix special "ReMastered: Tricky Dick & the Man in Black" and give their thoughts.
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Marshall, Alex, and Caleb (Marshall's college roommate) breakdown and give their opinions on the Boot Scootin' Boogie music video. It's Brooks & Dunn's most popular music video on YouTube.
Marshall and Alex review "Where the Neon Lies" by Triston Marez (ft. Ronnie Dunn), released March 2021.
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Marshall and Alex honor the recent passing of 90's country music star Joe Diffie by reviewing one of his biggest hits, "Pickup Man". Enjoy our new intro/outro music.
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Marshall and Alex review "Train to Glory" by Ronnie Dunn. It's the final track on Rodney Crowell and Friends' new album "Songs From Quarantine", released Feb 2021.
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Marshall and Alex review Morgan Wallen's long awaited sophomore album "Dangerous: The Double Album", released January 2021.
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Marshall and Alex dive into the Pre-Brooks & Dunn era. They investigate how Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn met as well as their music careers and lives before forming Brooks & Dunn. They finish the episode by going over their Top 10 Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn songs of the '80s.
Marshall and Alex breakdown "I've Got a Lot to Learn" by Brooks & Dunn.
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Marshall and Alex breakdown and give their thoughts on the country song "Wagon Wheel". The song was initially released in 2004 by Old Crow Medicine Show and become more popular with Darius Rucker's 2013 cover of the song.
Marshall and Alex are joined by Chris (Marshall's dad) to discuss Brooks & Dunn's song "Lost and Found".
Marshall and Alex review one of Brooks & Dunn's biggest hits, "Neon Moon". The song is the duo's most streamed song on Spotify.
Marshall and Alex honor the late country music legend Charley Pride by reviewing his most popular song "Kiss an Angel Good Mornin'".
Marshall and Alex kick off 2021 by reviewing "Cheating On the Blues" by Brooks & Dunn. They also share their travels in 2020.
In the last RDR Podcast recorded in 2020, Marshall and Alex review "Cool Drink of Water" by Brooks & Dunn.
Marshall and Alex end the year by each going through their entire Spotify 2020 Wrapped. They discover which songs, artists, and podcasts they've listened to the most in 2020. RIP Charley Pride; the boys pay their respects to the country music legend. They also do a short review of Kix Brooks (and friends) cover of the song "Stuck In The Middle With You".
Marshall and Alex review the title track off Brooks & Dunn's Christmas album "It Won't Be Christmas Without You". They review the music video as well.
Marshall, Alex, and Canadian indie country artist Ian Krochak review "Hangin' 'Round the Mistletoe" by Brooks & Dunn. Ian then shares insights on his new single, "Running Away", and his upcoming album.
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Marshall and Alex get into the Christmas spirit by reviewing "Winter Wonderland" by Brooks & Dunn, the first song off their lone Christmas album "It Won't Be Christmas Without You".
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Marshall and Alex review the music video for Brooks & Dunn's "My Next Broken Heart".
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Marshall and Alex review Brooks & Dunn's No. 1 single "My Next Broken Heart".
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Marshall, Alex, and guest Connor Dunwoodie (Media Specialist, former Anchor and Reporter) review the music video for the Brook & Dunn song "Brand New Man".
Marshall, Alex, and guest "The Fake Punt" (Monthly football podcast) review Brooks & Dunn's debut single "Brand New Man", off the album of the same name.
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Marshall and Alex review an all-time country classic, Kenny Roger's song "The Gambler", off the album of the same name.
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Marshall and Alex review "Tomorrow's World" by Kix Brooks and Pam Tillis (ft. Various Artists), released on Earth Day 1990.
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Marshall and Alex wrap up Kix Brooks' 1989 self-titled album and rank every song.
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Marshall and Alex review "The Last Rodeo", the last song off Kix Brooks' 1989 self-titled album. At the time of this episode release, it's currently the most popular song off the album on Spotify (all time and currently).
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Marshall and Alex review Kix Brooks' "I'm On To You".
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Marshall and Alex honor the late Charlie Daniels with a break down of the 2007 version of one of his most iconic songs, "Long Haired Country Boy (ft. Brooks & Dunn)."
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Marshall and Alex break down Kix Brooks' "A Little Magic On My Mind". Our first female guest, Emma Wolpert (creator of Red Dirt Road Podcast logo), gives her take on the song.
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Marshall and Alex review and compare Kix Brooks' 1989 Sacred Ground with McBride & The Ride's 1992 version. The 1992 version went on the peak at No. 2 on the Hot Country Chart.
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Marshall and Alex review the 2nd and final episode of Garth Brooks: The Road I'm On and give their final thoughts on the series.
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Marshall and Alex review Kix Brook's 1989 song "The Story Of My Life".
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Marshall and Alex dive into episode 1 of the new 2020 Netflix series Garth Brooks: The Road I'm On. They discuss the bullet points of the episode and give their takes.
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Marshall, Alex, and guest Jake Diedrick review Kix Brooks' 1983 single "Baby, When Your Heart Breaks Down".
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Marshall and Alex dive into the Billboard Hot Country 2019 Year-End Chart and then each give their own top 10 country songs of 2019.
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Marshall and Alex talk w/ Cory Gallant talk about his new song "Easily Addicted" ranking No. 1 on the Canadian Indie Country Countdown and discuss the state of country music.
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Marshall, Alex, and guest Canadian country artist Cory Gallant break down Kix Brooks' 1989 song "The River".
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This is extra audio from the interview with Canyon Mitchell.
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Marshall, Alex, and guest songwriter Canyon Mitchell discuss Kix Brooks' 1989 single "She Does The Walk On By". Canyon performs his original song "My Church Is A Fishing Hole".
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Marshall and Alex discuss the loss of country music legend Charlie Daniels and his legacy.
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Marshall and Alex break down Kix Brooks' 1989 "There's A Telephone Ringing".
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Marshall and Alex break down Brooks & Dunn's "Only in America" Music Video.
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The Dixie Chicks have just changed their name to The Chicks. Marshall and Alex give their reactions.
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It's the 10th Full Episode of the Red Dirt Road Podcast! Marshall and Alex talk Fourth of July and break down Brooks & Dunn's 2001 No. 1 country hit song "Only in America".
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This is extra audio of the extended interview with Ian Krochak from the previous episode.
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Marshall, Alex, and guest Canadian country singer-songwriter Ian Krochak break down Kix Brooks' "Way Up North Around Shreveport". Later, Ian plays his new single "Drive Steady", which is currently #19 on the Canadian Indie Country Hot 100 and climbing!
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Marshall, Alex, and guest singer/songwriter K K Farnsworth break down George Strait's 1990 hit "Love Without End, Amen", talk Father's Day, and K K plays his song "No Better Man".
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Marshall, Alex, and guest comedian-country-rocker Tim Schultz break down Kix Brooks' "Highways And Heartaches"; the first track off his 1989 self-titled album. Tim plays his 2018 "Number One Song" from Music City.
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Marshall and Alex break down Rodney Atkins' "These Are My People", the first track off his 2006 album If You're Going Through Hell. Rodney graciously sent Alex a video wishing him Happy Birthday this past week. Thanks Rodney!
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Marshall, Alex, and guest singer/songwriter K K Farnsworth review Hank Williams Jr.'s 1979 country classic "Family Tradition". K K plays "You Don't Have to Love Me" off his 2013 album "Eclecticity" We do not own music in this podcast, however, we do have a license to use it. This podcast is not endorsed by Brooks & Dunn and is merely a fan Podcast.
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Marshall, Alex, and Milan break down Ronnie Dunn's 1984 single "Jessie".
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Marshall, Alex, and Milan break down Ronnie Dunn's 1984 single "She Put the Sad in All His Songs". We do not own music in this podcast, however, we do have a license to use it. This podcast is not endorsed by Brooks & Dunn and is merely a fan Podcast.
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Marshall, Alex, and Milan break down Ronnie Dunn's 1983 single "You Never Crossed My Mind".
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Marshall, Alex, and Milan break down Ronnie Dunn's 1983 single "It's Written All Over Your Face."
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