Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes

On this week's episode we discuss Gary Stewart's 1988 album, Brand New . His first record released on Hightone Records after an 8 year hiatus. Gary is reunited with producer Roy Dea on the record and some other familiar faces. Stand out tracks include, "Empty Glass", "Rainin, Rainin, Rainin" and "Brand New Whiskey".

On this week's episode we discuss Gary Stewarts 1980 album, Cactus and a Rose . The first and only Gary Stewart album produced by Chips Moman for RCA records. The record includes guest appearances by Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, and Bonnie Bramlett. Stand out tracks include: "Cactus and a Rose", "Lover's Knot" and "Harlan County Highway".

On this week's episode we discuss Gary Stewarts 1979 album, Gary . Produced by Roy Dea for RCA, we have a less cohesive album but still have standout tracks like "Shady Streets", "The Next Thing You know", and "I've Just Seen The Rock of Ages".

On this week's episode we discuss Gary Stewart's 1978 album, Little Junior. With standout tracks like "Whiskey Trip" and "Single Again".

For this very special episode, we bring our conversation with "Boogie" Bob Melton. Guitar player and songwriter who was close friends and bandmate to Gary Stewart. Bob also wrote songs with some of country's finest and has had a long and adventurous career in music. We were fortunate to get to talk to Bob about his time with Gary Stewart and his own music career. This is one special episode! Gary...

In this episode we discuss Gary Stewart's 1977 album, Your Place Or Mine. Produced by Roy Dea for RCA, this album is the pinnacle of Gary Stewart releases with standout tracks like "Ten Years of This", "Your Place or Mine", and "I Ain't Living Long Like This". You won't be disappointed in checking this record out. Listen to us as we discuss some of the background of the album and reflect on the wo...

For this week's episode we cover Gary Stewart's 1976 album, "Steppin' Out".

For this episode we cover Gary Stewart's 1975 masterpiece, "Out of Hand".

For this episode we talk with Dawn Cunningham about her time singing with Loretta Lynn, working in country music and how she started her work in voice over work as well as her podcast, "The Soul Goals". https://voicedbydawn.com

For episode 7, we bring you a special interview with legendary recording artist and session musician, Charlie McCoy.

For episode 6 we discuss Freddy Fender's 1974 album, Before The Next Teardrop Falls .

This week we discuss Charley Pride's 1978 album, Burgers and Fries/When I Stop Leaving (I'll Be Gone).

On episode 4, we discuss Linda Martell's 1970 album, Color Me Country .

On this episode we discuss Jeannie C. Riley's 1970 album Country Girl .

On episode two, we discuss John Prine's 1984 album, Aimless Love . His first release on Oh Boy records.

For our first episode we bring you a deep dive into Johnny Paycheck's seldom heard, 1996 album Survivor.