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:

1. Matt answers Q's from fans. 

2. Matt performs Come to Ohio. 

3. Come to Ohio by Matt Chase. 

4. Jeff Carson (RIP). 

5. 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).

For an up to date list of all songs covered by the Red Dirt Road Podcast, follow the Red Dirt Road Podcast Playlist on Spotify.

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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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