The Country Brothers give a review of Joy Clark and Tony Evans Jr., two artists from the Color Me Country Class of 2022. They'll make their way through the other four artists on the list in the coming weeks!

They also touch on the listener-suggested Keith Whitley record L.A to Miami. Dominique also chronicles his rough weekend as a Buccaneers fan.

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The Country Brothers kick off the new year with heavy-hitting songwriting legend Donahue Gephart (Frankie Griffen). The first return guest in Country Brothers history, Gephart gets deeper into a variety of topics like wanting to fight Morgan Wallen, his 2022 resolutions, and tells some more incredible stories.

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We're rounding out the year with an easy-going episode talking about sad movies, the best album of the year, and plans for 2022!

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Country Brothers are back with a Q&A episode and review of a dope new Dylan Earl track and [REDACTED]'s new album. Ever wonder if Dom still rocks with noodly jam bands? What group would the Country Brothers want to play live while they fish? The Q&A got all the answers

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The Country Brothers share six albums they believe are no skips. They also talk about the new Dave Hause record "Blood Harmony" and their plans for Holloween.

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The Country Brothers enter a new era! It's season two! The Country Brothers open up the episode by burning bridges with multiple potential sponsors. Dominique gives a quick report on a Joshua Ray Walker concert he went to. The pair close out the show with a Q&A.

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The Country Brothers give their thoughts on what songs best represent the men of Waiting to Exhale!

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The Country Brothers give their thoughts on Alison Self and her excellent live album Live at Conor Byrne 2021. They also share their thoughts on some of their favorite albums that have been released in the past few weeks and give their takes on the new Nelly country album Heartland.

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This week the Country Brothers are joined by a childhood friend Justin Capello (@justincapello) to chat about the Coen Brothers film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"

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The Country Brothers do a track-by-track review of the compilation record "NOW That's What I Call Country Classics 90s" featuring songs from Billy Ray Cyrus, Reba McEntire, and Deana Carter. They uncover more tracks for the auntie party playlist and Dom has a conspiracy theory about one of Duwaun's favorite songs.

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