The CRAZIEST Country Music Songs! Episode 2

I enjoyed you show very much. When you showed Bobby Bear singing Drop Kick Me Jesus . It reminded. Me of when we went to a concert. We got there in between shows and ended up parking out back by the buses. Bobby was just coming off his bus. He said hello and asked us if we missed the first show. Said we were there for second show. I was binging my daughter to show for her 5th bird ay. He picked and gave her big kiss 💋 and said he would carry her in for me. We were suppose to have seats in back of venue, but they came and told us we were being moved to the front, but not why. Bobby came out on stage and asked them to bring my daughter up on stage. He had every one sing Happy Birthday to her. Then he kept her on stage with him and c sang Marie Laveau. Then when got to end I f song, he said you gotta watch those redheads, they can be real swamp witch. She had so much fun. That 5 year old girl in now 53 and a first time grandma now.

Mac Davis " OH Lord it's hard to be humble"

Roy Clark, "Thank God and Greyhound."

Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley had "Where's The Dress?"... funny response to Boy George in the 80s lol

Johnny Cash's One Piece At a Time. Also C.W McCall's Convoy and Round the World with the Rubber Duck.

I get a kick out of Jim Stafford's song "Wildwood Weed," Moe and Joe's "Just good ol' boys," Roger Miller's "Dang Me," Mac Davis' "Hard to be humble," and Jerry Reed's "When you're hot, you're hot," and "Amos moses."

One I remember was "Girl On the Billboard" by Del Reeves lol

3 crazy country songs that I always like are "Out Behind the Barn", "Thank God and Greyhound" and " I'm My Own Grandpa".

you could do a hundred episodes easily and never scratch the surface. that is what makes country music so great. all the human emotions. laughter and humor. pain and heartache. and just being real. thank your from an old dj from the 70s.

Perhaps an episode spotlighting ray Steven’s or Jim Stafford. They’ve had some great ones

Junior Samples: “Come on down to the lot and let one of our fine salesmen on parole work out the terms for ye. That’s BR549 and hold down the collect calls. I ain’t no Rockefeller, you know.”

How can you not include Vince Gill's song "It's Hard To Kiss The Lips At Night That Chew Your Ass Out All Day Long"

There was an actor on 50's western TV by name of Sheb Wooly had a pop hit with 1eye 1 hone fling purple people eater. As Ben Colder doing country hits parades as a drunk 1 Rosies rose garden 2 running bare 3 four walls 4 Harper valle PTA Later. He was wirld Al to country music.

If you going to do another silly song from Johnny Cash how about the car that he built one piece at a time

Del Reeves "Girl on the Billboard."

The Tennessee Bird walk. I loved that song!

Listening to these old songs reminds me of one when I was a kid. John Anderson "Chicken Truck"

Liked the song "Put Another Log On The Fire" by Tompall Glaser.

Please Mister Custer

I just found episode 1 a little while ago today, and as soon as I was done watching this popped up! Great timing. :) On the first episode I was wondering how you could leave off "Drop Kick Me Jesus", but you got it this time. And I never knew the name of "You Never Even Call Me By My Name", but I'd heard it before and just knew the lyric "I was DRUNK the day my MAMA got out of PRISON". I know some of these performers have numerous crazy songs, so here are some other favorites of mine: "One Piece at a Time" by Johnny Cash, "You Can't Roller Skate in a Buffalo Herd" by Roger Miller, and my favorite Ray Stevens song, "Shriners Convention".