Podcasts about Red Sovine

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This week we have the Stone Temple Pilots in the track by track album challenge, a little Father's Day talk, musical Family Feud, Drive In Summer Movie Roundup and a little on Red Sovine and his trucker classic "Giddy Up Go".

Pat and Lisa talk about things in your nose. Do you get bent out of shape if someone gets a bigger piece of pie than you? Pat talks about some of the worst jobs ever. Songs in this episode: “Dance You Outta My Head” Cat Janice (2024) “Daddy” Red Sovine …

On this Bob & Tom Extra: We have sad songs from Red Sovine! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I've been pretty fortunate in my lifetime in country music to have shared the stage with so many that over the years have become my friends. It saddens me that so many have passed away however the adventures and the memories stay with me to enjoy in reflection. Some of these friends are with me today on MY Good Ole Country. I know you'll enjoy MEL TILLIS,  LEROY VANDYKE, RED SOVINE, FARON YOUNG, CARL SMITH, JEAN SHEPPERD, FERLIN HUSKY, TEX RITTER and LORETTA LYNN. Be sure to share.

Stevens Roundtable: Meet Jessica White: A Top Finalist for the Transition Trucking Award: Jessica White, a military veteran and truck driver for Stevens Transport, has been selected as a top five finalist for the Transition Trucking Driving for Excellence Award. This prestigious award recognizes veterans who have successfully transitioned into the trucking industry. Jessica's nomination is a testament to her hard work and contributions to the industry. She is excited about the opportunity and hopes to win the grand prize, a brand new Kenworth T680 truck, which would be life-changing for her. Voting for the award begins on November 1 and ends on Veterans Day, November 11. Listeners are encouraged to vote for Jessica every day to help her win the truck. You can vote once a day every day to make your voice heard!   (Note: Please use Chrome or Firefox when voting. Internet Explorer will typically not work.) https://www.transitiontrucking.org/vote  Bob Perry from www.FitDrivers.com - Supporting Veterans in Trucking: How You Can Make a Difference -  Bob Perry joins Trucker Tim to discuss the 22 for 22 push up challenge, an initiative aimed at raising awareness about veteran suicides. Bob highlights the alarming statistic of 22 veteran suicides per day and emphasizes the importance of supporting veterans in the trucking industry. He shares his personal goal of getting 100 people to participate in the challenge and raising $5,000 to donate to veterans organizations. Bob encourages listeners to connect with him on social media and join the cause. Tim Cicciarelli acknowledges Stevens Transport's support for veterans and mentions the link between the company's success with the Transition to Trucking program and their patriotic values. Giving back through life-changing experiences. Suicide awareness and Prevention for Veterans and Hometown Hero's. https://22challenge.org/ Bob Perry LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-perry-9766ba18/ Stevens Spotlight: Micah Daniels - Micah Daniels, a DMOL at Stevens Transport, discusses the role of driver managers and the importance of effective communication between drivers and the operations team. He highlights the various issues that drivers may encounter, such as family emergencies or payroll problems, and explains how the DMOLs can help resolve these issues. Micah emphasizes the need for drivers to prioritize their well-being and take care of themselves while on the road. He shares a personal experience of driving in snow and urges drivers to consider the potential risks and costs of prioritizing punctuality over safety. Overall, Micah expresses his gratitude and appreciation for the drivers who play a vital role in keeping the country moving. Micah Daniels LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/micah-daniels-17626ba2/ Trucking Song: Phantom 309 - Red Sovine Trucker Tim introduces a classic, yet haunting trucking tune perfect for halloween! This story song is a true story rather than an urban legend. Phantom 309 became popularized when Red Sovine released the song of the same name in 1967. The song is about a ghost truck driver named 'Big Joe', who picks up a hitchhiker, gives him a dime for some coffee on him, and drops him off at a local diner down the road. Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/phantom-309/203911725?i=203919920 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/track/2IVpJWwVPGlfSeZ4uXgGb3?si=08ed593079ac4860 Pilot/Flying J Rewards App: https://pilotflyingj.com/rewards For questions on whether you meet our driver qualifications, please call our Recruiting Department at 1-800-333-8595 or visit: www.stevenstransport.com/drivers/   

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.

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Music behind DJ: Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:00:00] Lefty Frizzell - "Blue Yodel No. 6" [0:04:01] Red Sovine and Webb Pierce - "Why Baby Why" [0:07:34] Hank Williams - "Lovesick Blues" [0:09:35] Hank Snow - "Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street)" [0:12:08] Vernon Claud - "Jungle Of Cement And Stone" [0:14:40] Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:17:13] Ray Smith - "Makes Me Feel Good" [0:21:47] John Logan - "Working For The Man" [0:23:53] Connie Hall - "After Date Rendezvous" [0:26:08] Jean Dee - "Your Fool" [0:28:28] Kay Adams - "Husband Stealer" [0:30:54] Music behind DJ: Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:33:55] Dolly Parton - "Dumb Blonde" [0:36:59] Frankia Treat - "My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You" [0:39:28] Jean Chapel - "Tell It Like It Is" [0:42:09] The Pointer Sisters - "Fairytale" [0:44:45] Music behind DJ: Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:50:10] Conway Twitty - "Go On And Cry" [0:52:32] John Henry - "Lonesome (I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry)" [0:54:33] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/123402

Music behind DJ: Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:00:00] Lefty Frizzell - "Blue Yodel No. 6" [0:04:01] Red Sovine and Webb Pierce - "Why Baby Why" [0:07:34] Hank Williams - "Lovesick Blues" [0:09:35] Hank Snow - "Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street)" [0:12:08] Vernon Claud - "Jungle Of Cement And Stone" [0:14:40] Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:17:13] Ray Smith - "Makes Me Feel Good" [0:21:47] John Logan - "Working For The Man" [0:23:53] Connie Hall - "After Date Rendezvous" [0:26:08] Jean Dee - "Your Fool" [0:28:28] Kay Adams - "Husband Stealer" [0:30:54] Music behind DJ: Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:33:55] Dolly Parton - "Dumb Blonde" [0:36:59] Frankia Treat - "My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You" [0:39:28] Jean Chapel - "Tell It Like It Is" [0:42:09] The Pointer Sisters - "Fairytale" [0:44:45] Music behind DJ: Ray Stanley - "Pushin'" [0:50:10] Conway Twitty - "Go On And Cry" [0:52:32] John Henry - "Lonesome (I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry)" [0:54:33] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/123402

In a Red Sovine classic I discuss if in fact truck parking should be provided by the government.  This stems from the city of New York towing and ticketing trucks for parking overnight in residential areas. TANY says that there is not enough parking and the government needs to step up and do something.  I … Continue reading Trucking Answers | Should the government provide truck parking? | #114 →

I'M SURE A LOT OF OUR LISTENERS HAVE FAVORITE FRIENDS OR MAYBE AT LEAST ONE FAVORITE. WELL, HERE'S A BUNCH OF MINE THAT AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER, OUR LIVES BECAME ENTWINED AND WE BECAME FRIENDS. FEELING MIGHTY BLESSED TO SHARE WITH YOU THE MUSIC OF SOME  OF THESE SPECIAL FRIENDS, MANY OF WHOM HAVE PASSED AWAY AND I TRULY MISS THEM ALL.  MEL TILLIS, LEROY VAN DYKE, RED SOVINE, FARON YOUNG, CARL SMITH, FERLIN HUSKY, JEAN SHEPARD, TEX RITTER AND LORETTA LYNN ALL MADE MY LIFE AN INCREDIBLE JOURNEY. PLEAS SHARE WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVE.

What a joy its been putting this show together and I'm thinking its mainly because I actually got to share a stage with almost every one of them. The songs are all story songs that became monster hits over the years.  So my friends, sit back, relax and enjoy JEANNIE C. RILEY, SONNY JAMES, MAC WISEMAN, DALLAS HARMS, JOHNY CASH, TOM T.HALL, RED SOVINE , KENNY ROGERS and more , along with my stories about these story tellers. Be sure to add a comment and share with someone ya love.

paul's loneliness almost costs him, josh reveals his affinity for wooden bowls.

Dylan has told us that he is a musical expeditionary. In the midst of his band introductions throughout the fall and spring tours he mentioned performers local to the city he is playing. Join us for this two-part series where we draw a musical map of the musical expedition Dylan has led us on even as the spring tour winds to a close. In "20 Pounds of Headlines," we round up news from the world of Bob Dylan, which updates you on the imminent itinerary of Dylan's tour and alerts you to the appearance of a Dylan song in a popular new streaming show, news on 4k UHD releases for THE LAST WALTZ and PAT GARRETT & BILLY THE KID, and alerts you that Dylan's November book, THE PHILOSOPHY OF MODERN SONG can now be pre-ordered through Simon & Schuster. In "Who Did It Better?" we ask you to vote this week to tell us who did "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" better: Richie Havens or The Seldom Scene? Listen to the episode, then go to our Twitter page @RainTrains to vote!

In the wealth of our culture there is so much music. Much of it is good.......... music. So on we go listenening to my perspective of good American (mostly) music. This week Damien Jurado , Dr John Misty , Ray Charles , Red Sovine are a few of the artists..... It's good listening folks.... Next week Deputy Paul..

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.

He's best-known for his trucking hits “Giddyup Go,” “Teddy Bear” and “Phantom 309.” But another single by Red Sovine, a master of the sentimental trucker song, spoke poignantly to the difficult family dynamic of over-the-road haulers and their kin back home. That's “Woman Behind the Man Behind the Wheel.” It's a tribute to truckers' wives, as the lyrics say, a "special breed of woman" that has to "share a love affair with that long stretch of highway on his mind." The theme, however, is more complex, considering the realities of over-the-road drivers being separated from their wives so much, said Todd Uhlman, a professor at the University of Dayton, in Ohio, who specializes in America's socio-cultural history. In this episode of the "Songs of the Highway" special feature to Overdrive Radio as Overdrive celebrates 60 years as the Voice of the American Trucker, hear how the lyrics perpetuate the romantic notion of a long-suffering wife waiting for the return of her faithful husband, yet Uhlman notes certain trucker songs play up “the flip side.” That's the trucker being “on the road and free from his wife and being able to do whatever he wants to do.” Hear more "Songs of the Highway" installments via Overdrive's "Music to Truck By" playlist on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/overdriveradio/sets/music-to-truck-by-no-1 Access all of Overdrive's weekly 60th-anniversary special coverage via http://overdriveonline.com/trucking-history

Clint Mephisto’s Shit Kickin Road Show Episode 258, week of February 15th. your ol’ drinkin’ buddy rustles up a Hellbilly Hootenanny of vintage classics from Bill Flagg, Red Sovine, and Gene Sisco along with modern barn burners from The Delta Bombers, Guitar Wolf, Screamin’ Rebel Angels and more!

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"

The two-time Grammy nominee and alt.country pioneer joins us to discuss his career as an eclectic and fiercely independent singer songwriter. EPISODE DETAILS: PART ONE Scott and Paul chat about the classic conundrum of getting annoyed when your favorite artists get too popular, but also getting annoyed when people don't catch on their greatness. PART TWO - 8:20 mark Paul plays a friend's brand new single for Scott and the guys talk about Pearl Snap Studios, Patreon, and how a lucky listener can win a free hat. PART THREE - 12:59 mark Robbie stops by Songcraft World Headquarters to chat about one of his earliest songs--a super twisted parody of a Red Sovine classic; why he never moved to Nashville; how he got a record deal by writing a manifesto; why putting an album's songs in the proper sequence is important; the song he wrote for his celebrity crush; the concept album he never made; the insider details he learned from Tom Brumley; and which of his songs he doesn't want to play anymore. Plus, Robbie performs live and acoustic! ABOUT ROBBIE FULKS Singer, recording artist, instrumentalist, composer and songwriter Robbie Fulks’s most recent solo album, Upland Stories, was named among the year’s best by NPR and Rolling Stone, and was nominated for a Best Folk Album Grammy. Additionally, his “Alabama at Night” earned a Grammy nomination for Best American Roots Song. Though his tastes are wide-ranging, Fulks is steeped in country, bluegrass, and folk traditions with an often irreverent sensibility that can range from hilarious to heart breaking.  Robbie’s first two albums, Country Love Songs and South Mouth, helped define the “alternative country” movement of the 1990s, while subsequent releases found him exploring pop and rock territory. His recent work is more reflective and acoustic-oriented, though he occasionally diverges to pursue eclectic projects such as his 2018 duet album with Linda Gail Lewis, Wild! Wild! Wild! Robbie’s songs have been covered by Sam Bush, Kelly Hogan, Andrew Bird, Mollie O’Brien, Rosie Flores, John Cowan, Pinmonkey, Lone Justice, Old 97s, and others. Additionally, his writing on music and life has appeared in GQ, Blender, the Chicago Reader, DaCapo Press’s Best Music Writing anthologies, and other outlets. Besides country and bluegrass music, Robbie is fiercely fond of—in his own words—Charles Mingus, P.G. Wodehouse, quantum mechanics, his wife Donna, comedy in almost all forms, cooking, swimming laps, the past, Arthur Schopenhauer, Universal horror movies, his grandson and even his sons, coastal towns in the off-season, and rye whiskey, though in nothing like that order.

We dive into the forgotten sub-genre of trucker music on this week's episode and dissect the 70's classic "spoken-word recitation" hit about a paraplegic boy with a CB Radio and a whole bunch of eager truckers. Stay tuned to the end to hear the beautiful, totally improvised Steven Trolinger original trucker song "10 Tacos for Timmy!" Check out Dairys of our Lives and other Songtopsy news!  https://www.dapperdevilproductions.com  

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.

In this week's episode, we're celebrating the songwriting prowess of Wayne Kemp with his debut full-length album "Wayne Kemp" (1971). Few of country's best composer's could boast the way with words that this purveyor of hard country possessed, and he had handfuls of songs recorded by some of country's legends, as we explore in this week's episode. George Jones, Conway Twitty & George Strait were particular fans of Kemp-penned material, which is more of an endorsement than anyone in country music could hope to get. During his own recording career, Kemp never reached the heights he should have. He had long play albums out on Decca (our feature album), MCA and Door Knob but enjoyed only a few minor chart hits. His vocal style suited the material he excelled at writing: cheating and hurting songs, barroom and carousing anthems - all dripping with fiddle & steel, sorrow & triumph. From his days playing guitar for Patsy Cline, Red Sovine, Jones & Twitty - he must have picked up something along the way because our feature album features some of the best pure country music you could ever hope to hear in any era. Highlights include some of his own compositions in "Bar Room Habits", "Won't You Come Home (And Talk To A Stranger)" and the heartbroken "Who'll Turn Out The Lights" as well as a handy cover of Faron Young's hit (via Ray Griff) "Step Aside".

In this week's episode, we're celebrating the songwriting prowess of Wayne Kemp with his debut full-length album "Wayne Kemp" (1971). Few of country's best composer's could boast the way with words that this purveyor of hard country possessed, and he had handfuls of songs recorded by some of country's legends, as we explore in this week's episode. George Jones, Conway Twitty & George Strait were particular fans of Kemp-penned material, which is more of an endorsement than anyone in country music could hope to get. During his own recording career, Kemp never reached the heights he should have. He had long play albums out on Decca (our feature album), MCA and Door Knob but enjoyed only a few minor chart hits. His vocal style suited the material he excelled at writing: cheating and hurting songs, barroom and carousing anthems - all dripping with fiddle & steel, sorrow & triumph. From his days playing guitar for Patsy Cline, Red Sovine, Jones & Twitty - he must have picked up something along the way because our feature album features some of the best pure country music you could ever hope to hear in any era. Highlights include some of his own compositions in "Bar Room Habits", "Won't You Come Home (And Talk To A Stranger)" and the heartbroken "Who'll Turn Out The Lights" as well as a handy cover of Faron Young's hit (via Ray Griff) "Step Aside".

In this week's episode, we're celebrating an iconic label: Don Pierce's Starday Records. Formed in the early 50s by Lefty Frizzell's manager Jack Starns and Houston record distributor Pappy Daily (Starns + Dailey = Starday), they signed some of the best purveyors of hardcore honky tonk and traditional country, western, bluegrass and gospel music around at the time. Aften Don Pierce became label president, Starday's product was perfected. Known for their vivid and colourful album covers, featuring easy-to-understand situations and many-a-rhinestone cowboy suit - acts "discovered" on the Starday roster included George Jones, Dottie West, Roger Miller and Justin Tubb. They also gave new leases of life to many veteran artists deemed "past it" by much of the Nashville establishment: Cowboy Copas, Johnny Bond, The Willis Brothers, Red Sovine and many others enjoyed some of the biggest hits of their careers under the Starday umbrella. Our feature album this week - 1963's double LP set "Starday: Country & Western Golden Hit Parade" - reminds us why we should be grateful that the team at Starday gave chances and second chances to some of country music's most revered names.

In this week's episode, we're celebrating an iconic label: Don Pierce's Starday Records. Formed in the early 50s by Lefty Frizzell's manager Jack Starns and Houston record distributor Pappy Daily (Starns + Dailey = Starday), they signed some of the best purveyors of hardcore honky tonk and traditional country, western, bluegrass and gospel music around at the time. Aften Don Pierce became label president, Starday's product was perfected. Known for their vivid and colourful album covers, featuring easy-to-understand situations and many-a-rhinestone cowboy suit - acts "discovered" on the Starday roster included George Jones, Dottie West, Roger Miller and Justin Tubb. They also gave new leases of life to many veteran artists deemed "past it" by much of the Nashville establishment: Cowboy Copas, Johnny Bond, The Willis Brothers, Red Sovine and many others enjoyed some of the biggest hits of their careers under the Starday umbrella. Our feature album this week - 1963's double LP set "Starday: Country & Western Golden Hit Parade" - reminds us why we should be grateful that the team at Starday gave chances and second chances to some of country music's most revered names.

It’s time for a “special” episode of “Shootin The Shiznit” with the debut of “Probe the Pod” for Episode 84. This series features other podcast hosts with them talking about their pod and clips from their show. The debut episode features Richard Mullikin P3 Radio. He brings along clips of Spellbinder, Brian Christopher, Red Sovine and a contest that goes bad. Join us for 35 minutes of fun show. This podcast is sponsored by camsoda.com/podcast.

Andrew was born in Nashville, into quite the musical family. His dad was a session guitarist and his grandfather, Red Sovine, had 3 Number 1 US Country Singles and another 5 in the top 20. Andrew has some really cool and nostalgic stories to share about growing up in such a musical environment Andrew is also the tour manager and band leader for Ashley McBryde. There are a lot of interesting responsibilities that this encompasses. But since he’s been playing with Ashley for 7 years, he’s exactly the right person for that job. Find out why Andrew’s current “go-to” guitar is literally the most unusual make and model I’ve ever heard of. And, he’s got a really cool back-story about how he found it, which includes… Reverb.com, Brooklyn, producer Jay Joyce… and Marc Ribot! Andrew’s heartwarming definition of what the favorite part of his job is, and much more cool stuff on this call... Go to http://www.EveryoneLovesGuitar.com and sign up to get notified of future episodes and other cool stuff for guitar players, or subscribe on itunes at http://www.EveryoneLovesGuitar.com/itunes

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys are joined by their old friend, comedian Joe Raines, to talk about the glorious world of TV sitcoms. We cover everything from 'Golden Girls' to 'Arrested Development' to 'Dinosaurs'. We also ramble about L.A. sports teams, Jesco White, Nickelback, and the INSANE new music career of TV pundit Joe Scarborough. Also, Mr. Goodnight inducts country music superstar and king of the trucker recitation, Red Sovine, into the Goods from the Woods Hall of Fame! This is a great episode! Follow Joe Raines on Twitter and Instagram @JoeMFRaines.  Song of the week this week: "I'll Be Loving You" by The King Khan & BBQ Show.  Follow the show @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy  Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

Hot new tunes hit the playlist this week from The Slapbacks, Maryann & The Tri-Tones, Hoodoo Tones, Ramblin' Bandits and Lucky 7.5.7.  Plus, we hear Slim Jim Phantom talk about his standing drum style and rockin' tracks from Hot Rod Lincoln, Red Sovine, Bill Kirchen, The Bellfuries, High Noon, Buck Owens, Dale Watson and more! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed:  Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues"   Hot Rod Lincoln- "Lonesome Train" Maryann & The Tri-Tones- "Got You On My Mind" Leroi Brothers- "Hip Hip Baby" Red Sovine- "Juke Joint Johnny" Restless- "Travellin' Man" Hoodoo Tones- "Northern Style" Bill Kirchen- "Rockabilly Funeral" High Noon- "Let's Go Daddy-O" Buck Owens- "Sweet Thing" The Blasters- "Real Rock Drive" The Slapbacks- "Take It Easy" The Bellfuries- "Why Do You Haunt Me" Slim Jim Phantom on standing drum style Stray Cats- "Stray Cat Strut" Ricky Nelson- "If You Can't Rock Me" Ramblin' Bandits- "Why, Why, Why" Lucky 7.5.7.- "Do You Remember" Dale Watson- "You're Humbuggin' Me" Rosie Flores- "It Came From Memphis"   Outro Music Bed:  Di Maggio Brothers- "High Speed Pickin'"

Here we are again for the 2nd time in the last 2 months we will be listening and having fun with so many great songs with this genre.If you like Red Sovine, CW McCall, Zac Brown and a ton more songs , you will love this show. Snow and ice will be arriving rearing it's ugly head once more, SO let's give those trucks as much room as you can give.I will be giving out some info on a couple of events as well. Should be a fun ride tonight, see ya 8 pm est.

Desta vez Ricardo Fallero e Luiz Fireball tiveram que contratar um carro forte porque puseram todas as jóias da coleção para rodar de uma só vez: Lattie Moore, Billy Harlan, Slim Whitman, Little Jimmy Dickens, Ernest Tubb, Red Sovine e muito mais ! Muita música boa e as mesmas histórias bizarras de sempre.

Keep your cool, Waitsheads, Song by Song is still here and still committed, we’re just starting with the original Red Sovine track before heading into Waits’s cover of Big Joe’s story. Strange goings-on on the road are dealt with by our ghostbusters Sam, Martin and Andrea, as Red and Tom in turn are picked up by the spirit of a kindly truck-driving spook, who teaches us not to be afraid of the afterlife, as it’ll happily front you the cost of a cup of coffee should you require. Song by Song is Martin Zaltz Austwick and Sam Pay; two musicians listening to and discussing every single Tom Waits track in chronological order. website: songbysongpodcast.com twitter: @songbysongpod e-mail: songbysongpodcast@gmail.com Music extracts used for illustrative/review purposes include: Big Joe and Phantom 309, Nighthawks At The Diner, Tom Waits (1975) Phantom 309, Phantom 309, Red Sovine, (1967/2012) We think your Song by Song experience will be enhanced by hearing, in full, the songs featured in the show, which you can get hold of from your favourite record shop or online platform. Please support artists by buying their music, or using services which guarantee artists a revenue - listen responsibly.

When I was about eleven or twelve years old, I was fascinated by the life of long-haul truckers. I used to listen to songs by Red Sovine and Merle Haggard, watch movies like Smokey and the Bandit, and dream about living life on the road. One year I asked my mom and dad for a CB radio for my birthday so I could talk to all the truckers on the road from my room at home. Their response was similar to Jesus’ answer to James and John: “You...

Bienvenidos a country music la aventura americana a vuestra aventura desde La aventura americana radio hoy con un especial de clasicos desde Bobby Bare ,Red Sovine,Jim Reeves,y con Filipo Marco,Jose Chorro que vuelve con sus canciones de pelicukas y con la actuacion especial de Marivi Yubero cantando y Miguel Angel Fernandez yo mismo tocando la guitarra en fin un programa muy divertido GRACIAS A TODOS COMO SIEMPRE DE CORAZON

Bienvenidos a country music la aventura americana a vuestra aventura,en el programa de hoy como siempre un poco de todo,Marivi Yubero y Francisco Gil hablaran de los ameripolitan en su primera edicion,desde Kevin Fowler hasta Red Sovine .pasando por Colt Ford todo ello con nuestros Magnificos sin olvidarnos de Bye Bye Lullaby ,bueno como siempre en la aventura un poco de todo ,Gracias como siempre a todos vosotros por estar hay y a los Magnificos (enjoy)

Click to Play A Tribute to Truckin'Playlist:White Line Fever, Merl HaggardTruck Drivin’ Son of a Gun, Box Car WillieCarol County Accident, Porter WagnerSix Days on the Road, Dave DuddlyTruck Drivin’ Man, Red StegalHow Fast Them Trucks Go, David Allen CoeI’m the One Mama Warned You About, Mickey GillyLets Truck, DeadboltSixteen Tons, Lee ConwayGiddy Up Go, Ferlin HuskyTruck Drivin’ Outlaw, Dennis OlsonGirl on the Billboard, Del ReevesBig Bad John, Jimmy DeanFlat Tire, Dale WatsonBeaver on My Lap, Bear on My Tail, Red SimpsonSemi Crazy Junior Brown & Red SimpsonPhantom 309, Red SovineThe Drunkin’ Driver, Ferlin HuskyOnce I was a Truck Drivin’ Man, Johnny ChesterFreightliner Fever, Box Car WillieWhen the Big Rigs Roll, Nev NicholsTruck Driving Man, Willie NelsonConvoy, Ferlin HuskyHello Darling, Conway TwittyLookin’ at the World Through a Windshield, Del ReevesTeddy Bear, Red SovineTruck Drivin’ S.O.B., DeadboltDo What You Do Do Well, Ned Miller

Cordoba: One shitty car and a runaway trainVue Wave 8: CordobaPlaylist:“Phantom 309”Red SovinePhantom 309StardayCordobaLive in the Vue Wave studioFri, Dec 7, 2007:1. "Gettin' Loaded on Rye"2. "The Auctioneer"3. "Bad Luck"4. "She's Gettin' Over Me"5. "Last Ride"6. "Down to the Felt"7. "Commence to Jigglin'"“Convoy”CW McCallBlack Bear RoadMGM