Podcasts about Dave Dudley

Welcome back to the 78644 Podcast. This episode takes us from the fields of Brownsboro Ranch to the downtown square in Lockhart. The episode opens with a look at how a local ranching family transitioned from farming to raising Angus and eventually Wagyu cattle, and how they've kept their operation local, from raising the herd to processing the beef. Joe Seth Roddy and Jack Montesinos from band “The Point”, join to talk about their musical roots, influences from around the world, and their upcoming tour. The Local Tracks segment features the track “Dave Dudley” by band Rattlesnake Milk, a trucking song with roots and rhythm that fit right into the Lockhart landscape. Chef Nathan Lemley gives us a look inside Commerce Cafe, about what he is preparing for the Lockhart Rising fire-cooking event.Guests in This Episode:Owners of Brownsboro Ranch - Sharing their move into Wagyu beef.Joe Seth Roddy & Jack Montesinos - Members of “The Point”, musicians blending blues, cumbia, and more.Rattlesnake Milk - Featured in the Local Tracks segment with their song “Dave Dudley”Nathan Lemley - Chef and owner of Commerce Café.What's Inside:How a local family transitioned from farming to raising Wagyu cattle.Why Wagyu beef is gaining ground and where to find it in Lockhart.The Point's music journey, global influences, and summer tour plans.“Dave Dudley” by Rattlesnake Milk featured in the Local Tracks segment.What's cooking at Commerce Café and a preview of the Lockhart Rising event.

Truck Stop ist die bekannteste Country-Band Deutschlands und seit über 50 Jahren aktiv. Gegründet wurde die Band 1973 in Seevetal-Maschen bei Hamburg. Ihren Durchbruch feierten sie Ende der 70er-Jahre, als sie von englischsprachigen Songs auf deutschsprachige Countrymusik umstiegen. Mit Hits wie „Ich möcht‘ so gern Dave Dudley hör'n“, „Take It Easy, altes Haus“ und „Der […]

Alright, honky-tonk heroes and country music fans, get ready for a trip down memory lane! We've got a fantastic lineup of classic country cuts comin' your way.First up, we're searchin' all the honky-tonks with Charlie O'Bannon. Then, we'll be sippin' some Wine with the legendary Mel Tillis. Get ready for a little heartbreak as Jimmy Dickens laments about his Stolen Steel Guitar. Carl McDonald will have you wonderin' If You'll Miss Me, and the wonderful Leona Williams takes us Somewhere Inside.Hang on tight, 'cause we're just gettin' started! Bob Luce and The Stardusters are bringin' the heat with Hot Shot Baby, followed by Dorval Lynn, and a tune about finally gettin' recognized with They Finally Named The Street After You. We've got a timeless classic from the one and only Bob Wills & Tommy Duncan with After All, and Jack Tucker will have you feelin' that Lonely World. Then, the smooth sounds of Lefty Frizzell with A Little Unfair.We're switchin' gears a bit with Bocephus and his quirky Meter Reader Maid, followed by Kenny Biggs ponderin' What To Do About Today. Eddie McDuff is goin' Part Time, and Jimmy Work knows just how it feels If I Should Lose You. Get ready for a real tear-jerker from Jerry Abbott about Living On An 8x10 Picture, $85 A Week & A Memory.And we're not done yet! We've got Jimmie Skinner tellin' the tale of Old Bill Dollar, and Bobby Barnett warnin' about those Bridges That I'll Never Cross. The great Floyd Tillman declares I'm Free From The Love I Had For You, and Al White might just have Foot In Mouth Disease. Finally, we'll be sayin' goodbye for now with Dave Dudley and This Is The Last Time.So tune in, turn it up, and let the good times roll with this incredible collection of classic country music!Charlie O'Bannon - Search All The Honkytonks ( Twilite )Mel Tillis - Wine ( RIC )Jimmy Dickens - They've Stole My Steel Guitar ( Decca )Carl McDonald - I Wonder If You'll Miss Me ( JB )Leona Williams - Somewhere Inside ( Hickory )Bob Luce and The Stardusters - Hot Shot Baby ( Love Lock )Dorval Lynn - They Finally Named The Street After You ( Avenue South )Bob Wills & Tommy Duncan - After All ( Liberty )Jack Tucker - Lonely World ( Toppa )Lefty Frizzell - A Little Unfair ( Columbia )Bocephus - Meter Reader Maid ( Verve )Kenny Biggs - Tell Me What To Do About Today ( Tiara )Eddie McDuff - Part Time ( Starday )Jimmy Work - If I Should Lose You ( Capitol )Jerry Abbott - Living On An 8x10 Picture, $85 A Week & A Memory ( Stop )Jimmie Skinner - Old Bill Dollar ( Starday )Bobby Barnett - Bridges That I'll Never Cross ( Marshal )Floyd Tillman - I'm Free From The Love I Had For You ( Major )Al White - Foot In Mouth Disease ( Chart )Dave Dudley - This Is The Last Time ( King )Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/thehonkytonkjukebox/exclusive-content

Jeff would like to thank everyone for their prayers and support for him and his family during this tough time.  God Bless and thank you.(2024) National Paranormal day.  Entertainment from 2014.  1st US toll bridge, 3rd worst city fire in US history in Jacksonvile FL, Sears Tower now Willis Tower tallest building in the world at that time.  Todays birthdays - Bing Crosby, George Gaynes, Ann B. Davis, Dave Dudley, James Brown, Frankie Valli, Christopher Cross, Eric Church.  Jackie Cooper died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard    http://defleppard.com/If I were a ghost - Super Simple SongsHappy - Pharrell WilliamsPlay it again - Luke BryanBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent    http://50cent.com/Pennies fro heaven - Bing CrosbyBrady Bunch TV themeSix days on the road - Dave DudleyPlease Please Please - James BrownMy eyes adored you - Frankie ValliRide like the wind - Christopher CrossDrink in my hand - Eric ChurchExit - Its not love - Dokken   http://dokken.net/

248. The most phenomenal rockin' radio show in the world! Join the Aztec Werewolf™, DJ Del Villarreal for a big 3 hour journey through the world of 1950's rock & roll; enjoy the finest old school music played alongside the greatest modern roots acts in every episode of "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!"  Check out hot new cuts from Kitten And The Tonics (Grand Rapids, MI), Deke Dickerson and the Whippersnappers (Los Angeles, CA), The Ichi-Bons (Toronto, CAN), Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra (London, ENG), The Surfragettes (Toronto, CAN), JD McPherson (Broken Arrow, OK), The Howlin' Ramblers (Spain), The Honky Tonk Wranglers (Kentucky, USA) and The Bullets (London, ENG)! Fans of vintage music will enjoy hearing classics from George Jones, Webb Pierce, Dave Dudley, Werly Fairburn and Wayne Walker plus rockabilly gems from the likes of Johnny Burnette & The Rock N' Roll Trio, Mimi Roman, Carl Perkins, Ronnie Haig, Link Wray, Charlie Rich, Ricky Nelson, Jack Scott and Jerry Lee Lewis! Stay for some bonus cut from Neil Young (Happy birthday, Neil!). It's always good to the last bop!™ Make a request: del@motorbilly.comPlease follow on FaceBook, Instagram & Twitter!

The Beat Kings: Summer in the city The Beat Kings: A whiter shade of pale The Lords: Shakin' all over Petula Clark: Downtown (German) Johnny Cash: In Virginia Elvis Presley: Wooden Heart (German) Falco: Der Kommissar Truck Stop: Ich möcht' so gern Dave Dudley hör'n Blue Manner Haze: Body Jam Rammstein: Radio

This week's show, after a 1967 Buffalo Springfield belt: brand new Bright Eyes, Camera Obscura, Steve Wynn, Decemberists, Lemon Twigs, J. Robbins, and Susanna, plus Little Richard, Joe Cocker, Dave Dudley, João Gilberto & Stan Getz, Skatalites, Donovan...

Playlist: Truck Stop - Country Made in GermanyTruck Stop - Der Wilde Wilde WestenRonny - Good Morning my Sweet AdalitaMedium Terzett - Von den blauen Bergen kommen wirRalf Paulsen - Das alte Haus von Rocky DockyTom Astor - Disco Western RodeoCaterina Valente - Der Sheriff von Arkansas ist 'ne LadyRonny - Kein Gold am blue RiverJonny Hill - Ein Ring aus FeuerRalf Paulsen - BonanzaRonny - Little Sweetheart BelindaMedium Terzett - Gelbe Rose (Yellow Rose of Texas)Medium Terzett - San Antonio RoseWillie Nelson - On the Road AgainJohn Denver - Take me Home Country RoadsTruck Stop - Ich möcht so gern Dave Dudley hörnAnne Murray - Tennessee WaltzHeino - Ja, das war der Wilde WestenRonny - Mit dem Wind muss ich weiterzieh'n

735.  ¡Vamanos, gatos! Calling all Be-Bop kids n' adults -Tuesday nights are for DJ Del Villarreal's "Go Kat, GO!" radio program especial! Join the "Aztec Werewolf"™ as he broadcasts LIVE from the Motorbilly Studio from 8 til 11 pm EST (5-8 pm PCT). Freddy Fender turns 87 today, so we will honor the Texas Latino-billy legend by spinning plenty of his early Falcon & Duncan "rocanrol" 45s! Loads of the latest rockin' recordings from around the world: NEW vinyl to unleash from Sleazy Records including The Centuries, The Gold Diggers, The Kaisers, The Bank Robbers and The Hi-Flyin' Combo, too! Plenty of your favorite requests from the 50's; re-love classic rockers from Roy Orbison, Ricky Nelson, Janis Martin, Wanda Jackson, The Cochran Brothers, Bob Luman, Lonnie Mack, Dave Dudley and MORE! Always a fiesta when the Aztec Werewolf™ is at the controls! Tuesday nites are HOWLIN' on DJ Del's "Go Kat, GO!"Please follow on FaceBook, Instagram & Twitter!

Send us a Text Message.The best way to describe this episode is to say, the artists sang about work. So,,,, enjoy MERLE HAGGARD, EARNIE FORD , GEORGE JONES , JOHNNY PAYCHECK,  DOLLY , DAVE DUDLEY, ALLEN JACKSON, BROOKS AND DUNN, and even the Lumberjack Man , HAL WILLIS. I'm always amazed the way our music writers and performers have a way of telling the stories,,,,,, particularly the stories that relate to working. Enjoy and share my friends.

National Paranormal day.  Entertainment from 2014.  1st US toll bridge, 3rd worst city fire in US history in Jacksonvile FL, Sears Tower now Willis Tower tallest building in the world at that time.  Todays birthdays - Bing Crosby, George Gaynes, Ann B. Davis, Dave Dudley, James Brown, Frankie Valli, Christopher Cross, Eric Church.  Jackie Cooper died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard    http://defleppard.com/If I were a ghost - Super Simple SongsHappy - Pharrell WilliamsPlay it again - Luke BryanBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent    http://50cent.com/Pennies fro heaven - Bing CrosbyBrady Bunch TV themeSix days on the road - Dave DudleyPlease Please Please - James BrownMy eyes adored you - Frankie ValliRide like the wind - Christopher CrossDrink in my hand - Eric ChurchExit - Its not love - Dokken   http://dokken.net/Follow Jeff Stampka on Facebook or cooolmedia.com 

Everybody from  ROGER MILLER to ERNEST TUBB had a song about drinkin. WILLY NELSON, BRAD PAISLEY, MERLE HAGGARD, SHELLY WEST , TOM T HALL ,DAVE DUDLEY, JIM ED BROWN, DAVID FRIZZELL and one of my favorites by an artist named JOE NICHOLS  sings "Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off".Duets with ALLEN JACKSON and JIMMY BUFFET, TOM T and DAVE DUDLEY are a real hoot. Enjoy my friends and please share with someone.

Prepare yourself for a bone-chilling journey through the unchartered territories of the Wild West! Get ready to feel the sweat on your brow and the grit in your teeth as we traverse from Adobe Walls to Chicken Creek, recounting tales of confrontation, courage, and survival straight from the horse's mouth, Joe Plumber. We kick things off with the horrifying recount of Dave Dudley and Tommy Wallace's brutal deaths, caused by an unexpected Indian uprising. Listen as Plumber narrates their grim fate, and the admirable strength shown by Hannah Olds, a cook and boarding house owner, in the face of such adversity. The tension escalates as we return to Adobe Walls after burying our fallen comrades, only to discover more trouble brewing. We try to keep our spirits high, but the sound of a loud crack sends chills down our spine, leading us to a precarious situation that needs immediate attention. We wrap up with an intriguing exploration of a Daybreak Settlement before the attack of 700 Indians, offering a detailed look at its unique structures. Join us on this adrenaline-filled ride that will leave you on the edge of your seat!Support the showReturn of the Great HuntersCattle Drives WebsiteLegends of Dodge City WebsiteOrder Books

Truckin songs were quite a big deal a few years back and here's the best of the best. RED SOVINE, DICK CURLESS, DAVE DUDLEY,  THE WILLIS BROTHERS, ALABAMA , EDDY RABBITT, and even me. PLUS a great chat with one of our Wounded Warrior heroes. Enjoy and don't forget to share.

National paranormal day. Pop culture from 1972. Sears Tower, 3rd largest city fire in US history in Jacksonville Florida, 1st Toll Bridge. Todays birthdays - Bing Crosby, George Gaynes, Ann B. Davis, Dave Dudley, James Brown, Frankie Valli, Christopher Cross, Eric Church. Jackie Cooper died.

The man on today's podcast is a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll. He's from Wisconsin and his hit record was first played by rock and roll station WRIT in Milwaukee. Truck drivers loved him. He's remembered for his hit “Six Days on the Road” and for “Two Six Packs Away” and “Truck Drivin' Son-of-a-Gun.” Dave was born in Spencer, Wisconsin. He wanted to be a professional baseball player but after an arm injury he decided to pursue a music career. Besides selling over a million copies of his hit record, he recorded 70 albums. If you were a radio listener in the 60s, I'm quite sure that you'll remember his hit song. And I believe you'll recall the commercial bit going into the interview.

WILLY NELSON kicks our show off with "ON THE ROAD AGAIN"which sets the theme of traveling songs. JOHN DENVER gives us "COUNTRY ROADS" . JERRY REID IS "EAST BOUND AND DOWN" and ROGER MILLER is "KING OF THE ROAD". Lots more from DAVE DUDLEY, HANK SNOW, LORETTA LYNN, GEORGE STRAIT AND JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ.  Hope you enjoy traveling my friends. 

On this episode, we sit down with returning guest, Dave Dudley. Dave is the owner and founder of Dudley Construction in Rosemount, Minnesota where he and his lovely bride Michelle reside. He is the father of 4 daughters and grandfather to 9 grandchildren – 1 granddaughter and 8 grandsons. He is actively involved in marriage mentorship and men's ministry at River Valley Church in Apple Valley Minnesota. His passion is discipling men for Christ. He is a spiritual mentor and someone whom I love and respect dearly. If you've read my book “The Brave” you will know him by I call him, Mr. Dave.

Playlist: Freddy Quinn - It's Country TimeTruck Stop - Country made in GermanyGreyhounds - Country FanTruck Stop - Von Arizona bis Old Texas TownPeter Kaufmann Quintett - Country MusikTruck Riders - Country LadyDirk Busch - MelindaTruck Stop - Square DanceRonny - Oh SusannaTruck Stop - Louisiana LadiesCaterina Valente - Der Sheriff on Arkansas ist 'ne LadyTruck Stop - Der wilde, wilde WestenJonny Hill - Ein Ring aus FeuerMedium Terzett - Tom DooleyRonny - Mit dem Wind muss ich weiter ziehenTruck Stop - Ich möcht' so gern Dave Dudley hör'nHeino - Ja, das war der wilde Westen ....Mike Hermann & Booze - Verliebt in Country

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. 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

Tonight's episode is different from our regular format for good reason. This is a "healing" episode made for the people, families and communities of Oxford, Michigan that need it right now. I cannot write down any words here that are better than were discussed on the show with our great guests.We had some great, strong and wise callers on the show as well as a ton of input from Oxford families. Thank you so much for being so responsive to the show and for your encouraging words.  Thank you to my co-host Outcast: The word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword. - Hebrews 4:12We are all Oxford Strong.Thank you to: Booby Roop- https://www.facebook.com/thebroop        Church- http://www.newhopechurchofoxford.org       Bobby on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/thebobbyroop/Michele "Super Mom"Dave Dudley and familySr. Chaplain Tara Seth- (248-830-9286) for appointments.         Book, Jesus Person Promise by David Wilkerson        MI Rays of Hope- https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=mi%20rays%20of%20hopeDan & Kristin BrownKaren MooreChristy from Walla WallaMatt Pfeiffer- Supporting the Oxford Community fluid document- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s6uuopdjozKQzBcEFZx44oiARE_4Z0fpTS_ChvK8B-8/mobilebasicCommon Ground- https://commongroundhelps.org/Thank you to all the first responders! The Oxford substation appreciates all the community support.Thank you to so many anonymous messages, your words mean more than you know.Sponsor support "Shout-Outs"Jill Barc - PatreonManuel Espejo - Snail MailJT - SubscribeStarRyan Mansfield - PatreonEric Heikkila - PatreonSupport the show on:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/JesseJaymzSubscribeStar: https://www.subscribestar.com/jesse-jaymzSocial Media:Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/jessejaymz1/Telegram- https://t.me/jessejaymzGab- https://gab.com/JessejaymzJoin my mailing list: https://mailchi.mp/03e09a1333c8/jessejaymzemailsignupSend stuff to my PO Box: Jesse JaymzPO Box 541 Clarkston, MI 48347Listen on:Apple- https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1585900698Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/show/4qT8ncYfYNe9EgVle3sN5kStitcher- https://www.stitcher.com/show/jesses-jaymz-dangerous-infoTune In-Alexa- https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts--Culture-Podcasts/Jesse-Jaymz-Dangerous-INFO-p1517255/iHeart- https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-dangerous-info-with-jesse-87089579/

Playlist: Ronny - Good morning my sweet AdekitaTruck Stop - Country made in GermanyTruck Stop - Der wilde, wilde WestenRalf Paulsen - Das alte Haus von Rocky DockyRalf Paulsen - BonanzaWillie Nelson - On the Road againTruck Stop - Ich möcht' so gern Dave Dudley hör'nTom Astor - Disco Western RodeoRonny - Little Sweetheart BelindaCaterina Valente - Der Sheriff von Arkansas ist "ne LadyMedium Terzett - Gelbe RoseMedium Terzett - San Antonio RoseJohn Denver - Take me home country roadsMedium Terzett - Vo den blauen Bergen kommen wirRonny - Kein Gold am Blue RiverJonny Hill - Ein Ring aus FeuerRonny - Mit dem Wind muss ich weiterzieh'nAnne Murray - Tennessee WaltzHeino - Ja, das war der wilde Westen (Medley)

In this week's episode we're jumping in the semi and travelling north to get our twang on with Winnipeg's Sean Burns & Lost Country. One of only a handful of traditional country acts playing that city, Burns and the band stayed busy in 2020. In between lockdowns they managed a Bakersfield EP and our feature album this week: an all big rig affair on "We Gotta Lotta Truckin' To Do" (2020). Anchored by Burns' unique and in-your-face delivery (bending notes within an inch of their lives), Lost Country race through a familiar-yet-fresh set of 13 truckin' covers (including one original). Leaning on the legends of this high-energy subgenre, renditions of songs made famous by Dave Dudley, Red Sovine, Del Reeves, Dick Curless and The Willis Brothers will keep your eyes wide and on the road. Recorded at their home away from home in the historic Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club in Winnipeg, "We Gotta Lotta Truckin' To Do" is a twangalicious and infectious slice of Sean Burns & Lost Country live and we couldn't help but include the whole dang thing in this week's show.

In this week's episode we're jumping in the semi and travelling north to get our twang on with Winnipeg's Sean Burns & Lost Country. One of only a handful of traditional country acts playing that city, Burns and the band stayed busy in 2020. In between lockdowns they managed a Bakersfield EP and our feature album this week: an all big rig affair on "We Gotta Lotta Truckin' To Do" (2020). Anchored by Burns' unique and in-your-face delivery (bending notes within an inch of their lives), Lost Country race through a familiar-yet-fresh set of 13 truckin' covers (including one original). Leaning on the legends of this high-energy subgenre, renditions of songs made famous by Dave Dudley, Red Sovine, Del Reeves, Dick Curless and The Willis Brothers will keep your eyes wide and on the road. Recorded at their home away from home in the historic Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club in Winnipeg, "We Gotta Lotta Truckin' To Do" is a twangalicious and infectious slice of Sean Burns & Lost Country live and we couldn't help but include the whole dang thing in this week's show.

Where does the loveable-outlaw image of the professional trucker first come into play in a big way in American culture? Perhaps the earliest notable instance came with Dave Dudley's hit, “Six Days on the Road.” American culture expert Todd Uhlman makes that association in this ongoing "Overdrive's Songs of the Highway" series, part of Overdrive's ongoing 60th anniversary celebration with coverage of trucking history: http://overdriveonline.com/trucking-history “Six Days” remains in contemporary times one of trucking's most popular songs -- a decade ago around Overdrive's 50th anniversary, readers voted the track as the No. 1 trucking song of all time: https://www.overdriveonline.com/channel-19/article/14875984/results-the-top-10-trucking-songs-of-all-time It was initially record by Paul Davis and released in 1961, but it was Dudley who put it on the map with his version in 1963. It reached number two on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and crossed over at No. 32 on its broader Hot 100 chart. A former trucker, Dudley packed the lyrics with details from the road. The song included references to speeding, popping pills, a “Georgia overdrive,” emitting black exhaust, dodging scales and being behind on his logs. ...

481 - Kim Morrison Kim Morrison is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Kim Morrison is a singer, songwriter, musician and recording artist with an incredible experience. Originally from San Jose, California she's been in Music City, USA since 1969. As a songwriter her work has been covered by a long list: Ray Charles, Gladys Knight, Johnny Lee, Mel Tillis, Frank Sinatra, Jr., Dickey Betts, Dave Dudley and countless others. Kim Morrison has worked extensively as a backup vocalist as well and is also a recording artist. She's working on an autobiography called "Goodbye Linda Joe." Listen to an honest, interesting and emotional interview with a true artist. Kim Morrison is right here on The Paul Leslie Hour. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

Breaker One Nine!  Gear-Jammin' James Riley here with our 2nd annual "Keep On Truckin'" show to celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (September 13-19).  We've got the latest from Maple Run Band and classics from Dale Watson, Dave Dudley, Red Simpson, The Hi-Jivers, Chris Sprague, Sonny George, Dick Curless, Johnny Cash, Jerry Reed, Weldon Henson, Kay Adams and more!  Plus, Beth Riley brings a special truckin' blues tune from Watermelon Slim & Super Chikan in Beth's Blues Break and we get a special truck-themed selection in our Jammin' James Jukebox! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   Maple Run Band- "Keep On Truckin'" Moonshine Reunion- "Tired Of Drivin'" Johnny Dollar- "Big Rig Rollin' Man" Chris Sprague- "Diesel Made For Two" Dale Watson- "Phillip At The Station" Weldon Henson- "Haulin Freight" Kay Adams- "Little Pink Mack" Bobby Braddock- "Gear Bustin' Sort Of A Feller"   Beth's Blues Break: (Music bed: Buddy Guy- "Slow Blues") Watermelon Slim  & Super Chikan- "Trucking Blues" Follow Beth's Blues Break HERE   Dave Dudley- "Keep On Truckin'" Johnny Cash- "Monteagle Mountain" The Hi-Risers- "18 Wheels Of Love" Tilford Sellers- "Tanker Full Of Tears" Jerry Reed- "Texas Bound And Flyin'"   Jammin' James Jukebox selection of the week: Dick Curless- "A Tombstone Every Mile"   Sonny George- "Dixie Fireball" Ricky Nelson- "Truck Drivin' Man"   Outro Music Bed: Sonny George- "Jackknife"

We learn about the world of truck driving and how fabulous it can be!   Special thanks to Allura March (@RetroAutomaton) for the awesome design! https://retroautomaton.tumblr.com/ https://www.instagram.com/retroautomaton/ https://twitter.com/retroautomaton?lang=en   Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/weirdalphabet    Email us at: alscarrierpigeons@gmail.com Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/theweirdalphabetpodcast/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/weirdalpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weirdalpod   Thumbnail by Josh K! https://twitter.com/AnimationJosh http://oneandonlyjsk.deviantart.com/   Show music: "Dvorak Polka", "Phantom From Space" and "Thinking Music" - Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Weird Al "Truck Driving Song" C. W. McCall "Round the World With Rubber Duck" "Black Bear Road" "Old Home Filler Up and Keep on Truckin' Cafe" "Convoy" "Wolf Creek Pass" Dave Dudley "Maybe I Do" "Six Days on the Road" Monty Python "The Lumberjack Song" Gene Pitney  "Hello Mary Lou"   For the above sound clips and songs, we don't own the rights to them, but are using them in compliance to Fair Use. Parody & Educational. Thank you. Find more of our episodes at www.pipedreampodcasts.com

Call me Gear-Jammin' James Riley this week as Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour celebrates National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (September 8-14) with an hour of Truckin' tunes on our first annual Keep On Truckin' show!  We've got classics and more recent tunes from Dave Dudley, Red Simpson, Dick Curless, Johnny Cash, Red Sovine, Don Diego Trio, Kay Adams with BR549, Jerry Reed, Junior Brown (with Red Simpson), Dale Watson, The Hi-Risers, The Royal Hounds, Merle Haggard, The Golden Roses, Sonny George, Bill Kirchen, Sons Of The Pioneers and Link Davis!  Breaker One-Niner...this is Gear-Jammin' James Riley...anyone got their ears on? Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues" Dave Dudley- "Six Days On The Road" Dale Watson- "...Loose Nut Behind The Wheel" Red Simpson- "Motivatin' Man" Junior Brown & Red Simpson- "Nitro Express" Jerry Reed- "East Bound & Down" Dick Curless- "Big Wheel Cannonball" The Golden Roses- "Bad Habit" Sonny George- "Big Rig Blues" Bill Kirchen- "Hillbilly Truck Drivin' Man" Link Davis- "Trucker From Tennessee" The Don Diego Trio- "Truck Drivin' Daddy" Kay Adams & BR549- "Mama Was A Rock (Daddy Was A Rolling Stone)" The Hi-Risers- "Gear Bustin' Sort Of A Feller" Sons Of The Pioneers- "Diesel Smoke" Merle Haggard- "Movin' On" Dave Dudley- "Truck Drivin' Son-Of-A-Gun" Johnny Cash- "All I Do Is Drive" Red Sovine- "Giddy-Up Go" The Royal Hounds- "Road Scholar" Outro Music Bed:  Sonny George- "Jacknife"

Live, as it happened, from the 2019 Forrest Wood Cup Red Carpet/Costa Happy Hour, the Stray Casts crew interviews (in order): FLW Tournament Director Bill Taylor; Terry Bolton; Brandon and Jared McMillan; Dave Dudley and John Cox. Please subscribe and leave a review- we'll love you for it!

In this week's episode, we're featuring a sensational Capitol compilation of all-truck driving country: "Put The Hammer Down!" (1976). Popularized by the booming baritones of singers like Dave Dudley and Del Reeves in the 60s, truck-driving country music hit a peak in the early-mid 70s in the USA, right around the time of a nationwide fuel shortage and significant spike in CB radio use. CB radio use amongst truckers, however, was oftentimes to get around speed traps and organise resistance against government regulation in capped speed limits and fuel price increases. The half-sung and half-spoken recitation style of truck-driving hitmakers Red Simpson and Red Sovine echoed the sound of a CB radio, and Merle Haggard and Dick Curless spoke to the trucker in plain, relatable lyrics often delivered with revved-up guitars and standout twang. Our feature album showcases those artists and more (most on the Capitol label itself, hence any glaring omissions) in ten songs that epitomise what the American trucker came to represent: a blue-collar hero who lived the American cultural ideals of autonomy, non-conformity and freedom but who had fierce pride in their country and the principles upon which she was founded. Highlights include Haggard's theme song to the TV show of the same name in "Movin' On", Dick Curless' twangy re-recording of "A Tombstone Every Mile", Red Sovine's tearjerker "Phantom 309" and Red Simpson's sense of zeitgeist in "I'm A Truck". A thoroughly enjoyable album.

In this week's episode, we're featuring a sensational Capitol compilation of all-truck driving country: "Put The Hammer Down!" (1976). Popularized by the booming baritones of singers like Dave Dudley and Del Reeves in the 60s, truck-driving country music hit a peak in the early-mid 70s in the USA, right around the time of a nationwide fuel shortage and significant spike in CB radio use. CB radio use amongst truckers, however, was oftentimes to get around speed traps and organise resistance against government regulation in capped speed limits and fuel price increases. The half-sung and half-spoken recitation style of truck-driving hitmakers Red Simpson and Red Sovine echoed the sound of a CB radio, and Merle Haggard and Dick Curless spoke to the trucker in plain, relatable lyrics often delivered with revved-up guitars and standout twang. Our feature album showcases those artists and more (most on the Capitol label itself, hence any glaring omissions) in ten songs that epitomise what the American trucker came to represent: a blue-collar hero who lived the American cultural ideals of autonomy, non-conformity and freedom but who had fierce pride in their country and the principles upon which she was founded. Highlights include Haggard's theme song to the TV show of the same name in "Movin' On", Dick Curless' twangy re-recording of "A Tombstone Every Mile", Red Sovine's tearjerker "Phantom 309" and Red Simpson's sense of zeitgeist in "I'm A Truck". A thoroughly enjoyable album.

Andrew, Branson, Charles, and Felix talk about hypothetical situations. Thomas Kinkade Jr. hosts a telethon featuring '50s superstars Gary Tasteman, Dave Dudley, and Marv Mossad. (recorded 2018-12-22)

Andrew, Branson, Charles, and Felix talk about hypothetical situations. Thomas Kinkade Jr. hosts a telethon featuring '50s superstars Gary Tasteman, Dave Dudley, and Marv Mossad. (recorded 2018-12-22)

Andrew, Branson, Charles, and Felix talk about hypothetical situations. Thomas Kinkade Jr. hosts a telethon featuring '50s superstars Gary Tasteman, Dave Dudley, and Marv Mossad. (recorded 2018-12-22)

Andrew, Branson, Charles, and Felix talk about hypothetical situations. Thomas Kinkade Jr. hosts a telethon featuring '50s superstars Gary Tasteman, Dave Dudley, and Marv Mossad. (recorded 2018-12-22)

Tim Towers and Willy Soap sit down with celebrity zookeeper Dwight Bronco a.k.a. Rudy Ridge a.k.a. Tudley. And don’t forget our band leader, the irrepressible Dave Dudley!

Tim Towers and Willy Soap sit down with celebrity zookeeper Dwight Bronco a.k.a. Rudy Ridge a.k.a. Tudley. And don’t forget our band leader, the irrepressible Dave Dudley!

Tim Towers and Willy Soap sit down with celebrity zookeeper Dwight Bronco a.k.a. Rudy Ridge a.k.a. Tudley. And don’t forget our band leader, the irrepressible Dave Dudley!

Tim Towers and Willy Soap sit down with celebrity zookeeper Dwight Bronco a.k.a. Rudy Ridge a.k.a. Tudley. And don’t forget our band leader, the irrepressible Dave Dudley!

Max and Coco do their own version of a corporate retreat, involving a lot of field trips, including the Pavek Museum, where they discover a Minnesota version of the Grand Ol' Opry, the former Kay Bank studio, where Dave Dudley recorded "Six Days on the Road," an exhibit of Prince fan art, and an indoor restaurant designed to look like a trailer park ringed by food trucks.

They call him The Storyteller because he distills life into words. Behind any story worth telling, you'll always find another story. Maybe if we can get behind some of his best stories, we can reverse engineer the alchemy of Tom T. Hall. Maybe we'll find the story about who he is and how he's able to do what he can do with the English language... Probably not but, worst case scenario, it will be an incredibly entertaining waste of time. Beginning with a condensed history of country music radio, we follow Tom T. from his early days as a young DJ into a seemingly effortless realization of his destiny to become one of country music's greatest songwriters ever. This episode is highly recommended for fans of songwriting, arguing about music, Net Neutrality, the music business, Bobby Bare, Dave Dudley, Jimmy C. Newman, Hank Cochran and songs for children. Source

Truck Drivin’ Song from Running With Scissors. Weird Al Yankovics’s ode to the truck crazy of the 70s, 20 years later. Reminiscent of C.W. McCall or Dave Dudley.Theme Improvised by Anthony RileyCharacter Artwork by Bob Kodzis

Tom T. Hall was named by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the 100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time. Known as “The Storyteller,” the Grammy winner landed 35 songs in the Top 10 on Billboard’s country chart between 1965 and 1996. Many of those featured Hall as both writer and artist, including “Homecoming,” “Me and Jesus,” “Ravishing Ruby,” “That Song is Driving Me Crazy,” “I Like Beer,” and the #1 hits “A Week in a County Jail,” “The Year That Clayton Delaney Died,” “(Old Dogs, Children and) Watermelon Wine,” “Country Is,” “I Care,” “Faster Horses (The Cowboy and the Poet),” and “I Love,” which also became a hit on the pop chart.   Tom T. Hall songs that hit the Top 5 for other artists include “Hello Vietnam” by Johnny Wright, “How I Got to Memphis” and “(Margie’s at) The Lincoln Park Inn” by Bobby Bare, “If I Ever Fall in Love (With a Honky Tonk Girl)” by Faron Young, “Pool Shark” by Dave Dudley, “You Always Come Back (To Hurting Me)” by Johnny Rodriguez, “I’m Not Ready Yet” by George Jones, “Little Bitty” by Alan Jackson, and “Harper Valley P.T.A.,” which Jeannie C. Riley took to the #1 spot on both the country and pop chart, making her the first woman to achieve that feat.    Hall was named NSAI Songwriter of the Year in 1972, was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1978, joined the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2008, was honored with the Academy of Country Music’s Poet’s Award in 2010, and earned the prestigious BMI Icon award in 2012. 

From existing as only a few trucks on some dirt farm roads to becoming the major source of transport in our nation, the history of trucking is impressive. The story of trucking's past is, in many ways, the story of the American economy. Trucking helped motivate the growth of our roadways, therefore allowing the transport of goods, people and ideas. It helped us endure both World War I and World War II. Trucking also provided opportunities for the rural working class whose livelihood was lost to the growth of big farms. This industry struggled to find its place in early American history, but once it started, it couldn't be stopped. Learn just how that happened in this episode. Thanks to Dr. Shane Hamilton for taking time to interview for this episode. Check out his book, Trucking Country: The Road to America's Walmart Economy. Learn more about Dynamo at www.dynamo.vc Get more great content at www.hitthebutton.com Music from the episode: "Truck Drivin' Blues" "Truckin", by the Grateful Dead "6 Days on the Road", by Dave Dudley "Truck Driving Queen", Bud Brewer "On the Road Again," Willie Nelson "It's A Man's Man's Man's World," James Brown "The Bombardier's Song," Bing Crosby "Funky Element," www.bensounds.com

The legendary Jerry Chesnut has written more than three dozen Top 40 singles, including Top 10 classics such as Jerry Lee Lewis’s “Another Place, Another Time,” Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton’s “Holding On to Nothing,” George Jones’s “A Good Year For the Roses,” Faron Young’s “It’s Four in the Morning,” Loretta Lynn’s “They Don’t Make ‘Em Like My Daddy Anymore,” and  Johnny Cash’s “Oney.” Additionally, he wrote five songs that were recorded by Elvis Presley, including the Top 10 "It's Midnight," and “T-R-O-U-B-L-E,” which would later become a hit single for Travis Tritt. Chesnut also penned charting singles for Tammy Wynette, Dave Dudley, Bobby Goldsboro, Bill Anderson, Hank Williams Jr., Mel Tillis, Tom Jones, and Alan Jackson. His songs have additionally been recorded by Waylon Jennings, Kitty Wells, Ernest Tubb, Eddy Arnold, Ray Price, Marty Robbins, Conway Twitty, Hank Thompson, Willie Nelson, Mark Chesnutt, Johnny Paycheck, George Strait, Elvis Costello, the Counting Crows, and many others. The two-time Grammy nominee was named Billboard’s Country Songwriter of the Year in 1972, was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1996, and became a member of the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame in 2004.

In our thirtieth episode we're talking spine #35 and 36: Henri-Georges Clouzot's DIABOLIQUE from 1955 and THE WAGES OF FEAR from 1953. First up RJ has been watching new stuff like HELL OR HIGH WATER and THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE, and Jarrett is either coming out of or entering a depression as he only talked about two pieces of shitema from 1987. Introduction is 'Criterion Creeps Theme' by petite petite, and musical interludes are Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Jordan's "He Had It Coming", The Gories' "Nitroglycerine" and Dave Dudley's "Six Days on the Road". Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/criterioncreeps/ Follow us on that Twitter! twitter.com/criterioncreeps Follow us on Instagram! instagram.com/criterioncreeps You can also subscribe to us on Soundcloud, iTunes, and Stitcher!

Under the circumstances, The Coal Men felt more like comfort food, with their gorgeous tones and tight roots rocking structures. Dave Coleman writes pop songs with the story quotient of country songs, so we got “Stones River” about old friends/mentors and a wintry outdoor setting. And “Willy Jett” is a portrait of the demise of a semi-loveable loser. Dave encouraged us to think of it like a little movie, and it was. More story in my favorite song on the new Pushed To The Side album in “The Singer From Louisville,” which channels a piece of Tommy Womack fiction that is drawn from hard experience. Guest host Peter Cooper worked with the Coal Men and other artists to pull together a really nice take on Dave Dudley’s “Six Days On The Road,” which hasn’t been a Nashville Jam in years. Great call and a great job.

Best known for singing a string of successful trucking-themed country songs in the 1960s and 70s, Red Simpson was also a highly influential behind-the-scenes songwriter from Bakersfield, California. Buck Owens recorded more than 30 Simpson originals, including the Top 10 hits “Gonna Have Love,” “Sam’s Place,” and “Kansas City Song.” Additionally, Red penned perennial standards, such as “Close Up the Honky Tonks” and “You Don’t Have Very Far to Go.” As an artist, he released a total of seven albums for Capitol and logged seven charting singles onBillboard’s country rankings, including the Top 40 hits “Roll Truck Roll” and “The Highway Patrol.” He is perhaps best known, however, for singing “I’m a Truck,” which hit the Top 5 in 1972. Simpson played guitar on most of Buck Owens’ recording dates in the mid-1960s, including sessions that produced hits such as “Buckaroo” and “Waitin’ in Your Welfare Line.” He went on to play numerous sessions with Merle Haggard, who referred to Simpson as a “hillbilly hippy.” Merle recorded a couple of Simpson originals on his 1969 album Pride in What I Am, and Red went on to play guitar on Haggard’s classic live LP, Okie From Muskogee. A half dozen other Simpson compositions have been recorded by Haggard, who wrote “A Bar in Bakersfield” in tribute to his old friend. As a songwriter, Simpson enjoyed additional charting singles by Charlie Walker, Wynn Stewart, Junior Brown, and others. His songs have also been recorded by Ferlin Husky, Johnny Paycheck, Wanda Jackson, The Byrds, Gram Parsons, Dave Dudley, Roy Clark, Roseanne Cash, Steve Wariner, Lucinda Williams, Alan Jackson, Candi Staton, Dwight Yoakam, and many more. Simpson died on January 8, 2016. This is the final in-depth interview with the California country mainstay Bob Dylan once called "the forgotten man of the Bakersfield Sound."

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Rainer Bach, Gründungsmitglied der legendären Country Band TRUCK STOP, meldet sich furios mit einem Soloalbum in die Country-Music-Szene zurück. Seine außergewöhnliche Stimme ist bis heute unverkennbar mit Hits wie “Ich möcht' so gern Dave Dudley hör'n”, “Der wilde, wilde Westen” und “Old Texas Town, die Westernstadt” verbunden. Von 1973 bis 1983 war er als Sänger und Komponist in der Formation und feierte große Erfolge mit TRUCK STOP.

Click to Play LARRY Country Bones plays hard-driving Americana truck-driving music familiar to fans who love classic bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, George Hamilton IV and Dave Dudley. The songs are performed with exceptional musicianship and written by lead singer Larry Bones Dennison. Lyrics are fresh, irreverent and expressed with a sense of humor. Country Bones is destined to become one of the new outlaws of country music.Country Bones makes their national television debut on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Tuesday, April 28th. This highly coveted appearance slot was secured for the band in Jays final month of as The Tonight Shows host. It was just the luck this band needed to kick off the launch of the first single and new forthcoming album. Watch the show live, and be sure to email NBC to tell them you want more Country Bones!!! The Tonight Show with Jay Leno is broadcast on NBCs channel 4 in Los Angeles at 11:35pm