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Chapter 1: What is the main topic of the Bobbycast episode?
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Chapter 2: What are the rules for the 90s country artist draft?
Host. Yeah. Broadway.
Yes.
All of that. And then I started to challenge myself to how many Reba songs I knew once she was performing. I got to say, I'm a mid, but I'm not a diehard know all the songs of Reba. How many did you know? I know Fancy. Yeah. I know That's the Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia. Jam. I know Consider Me Gone. Brandon, do you know Consider Me Gone? I know I'm a Survivor. I'm a survivor.
I know Does He Love You? Oh, Does He Love You? Laurie Morgan? No.
Linda Davis.
Hillary Scott's mom. Yeah. And then I started to struggle because didn't Reba sing on cow girls don't cry? Yes, she did. But I think that was Brooks and Dunn's song. Yeah, it was Brooks and Dunn's song and they featured her. If you see him, if you see her, I just looked that one up. If you see her, that's not the same as do you love him? No, it's different.
Okay.
That was another duet with another female artist. If you see him, if you see her, it's Brooks and Dunn and Reba. Oh, never mind. Reba's leading that one. Gotcha. Where Cowgirls Don't Cry, Brooks and Dunn. I think it's their song. Reba was on that song Be Alive with Chris Tomlin back in the day we played. It wasn't like a massive song. I don't know that one.
It was Reba and a whole bunch of other artists. Okay, I don't know that one. Oh, of course, Little Rock. Little Rock. Yeah, that was a good one. Whoever's in New England, I remember that music video. I do too. That's what I remember more than the song is that music video. Let's see. I'm looking it up now to see what I remember. Going out like that, is that new? That has to be new Reba, right?
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Chapter 3: Who are the first picks in the 90s country artist draft?
I was talking bad about myself. But I should have known more of her songs. I can only go five or six deep before I had to look it up. Hey, what was the format of that concert? Would they alternate songs or was it like Brooks and Dunn first, then Reba? Okay, don't hold me to it, but it was a bit of switching back and forth. But they were on stage at the same time? Yes, they sang together some.
Brooks and Dunn would do some. Reba would do some. Every time she'd leave, she'd have a new outfit on, though. She'd come back and show up again. Classic Reba. I know. Yeah. Okay, first round. All right. We do have them up for those watching on Netflix. We have our teams up here. So, Brandon, you have Alan Jackson. Would you like to go with your second overall pick?
I'm going to go with my second pick. This was tough. I mean, this for me was personal. Me and my brothers, we used to rollerblade on our carport to the cassette of this next artist. And it was the entire 90s for me growing up. Okay. And you know, no, I'm just kidding. I'll just say it. Tim McGraw. Okay. Yeah. Indian outlaw. Come on. What I think about this, though. Don't take the girl.
Don't take the girl. Is what was 90s versus what was 2000s? Because you can only take into consideration what was 90s, right? What was 90s, right. Okay. Well, let's look it up here. Let's see where that line was drawn. I think his first record came out in 92 or 93. Oh, really?
Yeah.
Oh, I didn't realize that. Biggest hits. 1994, Don't Take the Girl from Tim McGraw. Yeah. I like it, I love it, 1995. Wow. It's your love, 1997. Just to see you smile, 1997. Where the green grass grows, 97. Something like that, 99. My best friend, 99. Indian outlaw, 94. My next 30 years, 99. Oh my gosh. He's one of the biggest 90s country artists of all time. 100%. That's amazing.
Because he's so relevant now, he doesn't get put in that category because of his today irrelevance. Yeah. I didn't realize that. Because he's doing new music. Like Brooks and Dunn, still relevant, they're winning awards, but they're just playing their old stuff at shows. So where was something like that? 96 or 97? Something like that was 99. That's crazy, dude. That's still in the 90s.
According to this, anyway, a highly relatable upbeat song about high school love and summer nostalgia. Ah, the best. You know where they were headed to? Yeah, what? In that plane where he was headed to? In that plane? Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. He was headed to New Orleans. Oh, I don't know what you're talking about. He also flies.
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Chapter 4: What memorable stories do the hosts share about 90s country artists?
I thought you were talking about him in real life. No, I don't know. I don't know, Tim, dude. Kidding me? All right, over to me. Oh, man, this is tough. This is tough. It is tough. I need to look up certain artists here. Top 30 90s country artists. That's what he's Googling?
Right.
Okay, I'm going to go with... And I don't know what name we put it under, but I'm going to go with the Dixie Chicks. Yeah, good. Because in the 90s... Supreme 90s, man. Yeah. Late 90s, right? We're going with the Chicks? They're the Chicks. Okay. But what if all their music was released under the Dixie Chicks? Did they change all that music? Did they have to go in and change all the chicks?
That's what I mean. Just for now, if you look them up. But all their label covers still say Dixie Chicks from back in the day. Right. But they did change the artist's name under it.
Right.
So if you look up wide open spaces... It'll say the Chicks now. Got it. Unless you look at the album cover and it says the Dixie Chicks. But don't look at it. That can't change. You can't look at it. So here we have... They were massive, but it was all in the late 90s, but Wide Open Spaces. Late 90s? All, all, right? There's Your Trouble. I'm just kind of looking for the woman boat here.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Absolutely, dude. There's Your Trouble, Wide Open Spaces, I Can Love You Better, Let Her Rip, Tonight, The Heartache's On Me. That was a jam. Tonight, the heartache's on me, on me. Let's see. What about like not ready to make nice?
That was way later.
That's when they, after they got in trouble. Yep. Traveling soldier. That's a good one. Really good one. Well, I don't have them all guys. Let's see what else we have here. On that wide open spaces. I can love you better. Jam. So good. Wide open spaces. There's your trouble. Yes. Tonight. The heartaches on me. Let her rip. That's just that album. But anyway, I'm going with the Dixie Chicks.
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts feel about their final draft selections?
All of them. Okay. So, go ahead. I want Charles Stritt. Okay. Oh, you got it. Yeah. All right. Back over to Brandon. You have Alan Jackson and Tim McGraw. This was tough. Let me go into my spiel about this. I'm going to go with... Trisha Yearwood. Solid. Nothing screams the 90s more than Trisha Yearwood. It's not true, but solid. What screams the 90s more than Trisha Yearwood? Garth.
Yeah, Garth can't be on the list. Well, that wasn't on the list, buddy. You said nothing, as in nothing. That's a good point. Nothing that we can choose. Yeah. Okay.
Yep.
Dang. I have Brooks and Dunn and the Chicks. I got to get off the band circuit. No, stay on it, dude. If you feel good with the band circuit, stay on there. The Bobbycast. We'll be right back.
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Chapter 6: What are some honorable mentions for 90s country artists?
I was thinking, well, Eddie's at a disadvantage. He doesn't have a computer, but he literally has one right beside him. I know, I'm an idiot. Okay, I'm going to go with Vince Gill.
Oh.
Solid. 1992, I Still Believe in You. Don't sing it. 1992. I still believe in you. I love Don't Let Our Love Start Slipping Away. Such a good song. Listen to this. Also in 1992, One More Last Chance. I know more or less before you say it. I love you, baby. It's the last thing I do. Yeah, we're just some good old boys. I'm making noise. So good. Whenever you come around. That song. It's so good.
Whenever you come around.
Where does it take you to? It's one of the best written songs ever. How about Go Rest High on that Mountain, 1994? Come on, dude. That was unbelievable.
Just...
I think maybe possibly the best voice in country music ever. And a lot of people forget he was a host of the ACM Awards. For a long time. I mean, seven years straight, you know? Like he had multiple dimensions. Oh, yeah. Not just a great songwriter, not just a great singer. Oh, guitar player? That's what I was going to say. Oh, amazing guitar player.
The dude was in Pure Prairie League back in the day. And you know what they sang? Eddie, go. The only thing I can think of is the Human League. Mm-mm. No, you're thinking of a different band. Pure Prairie League.
Oh, gosh.
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Chapter 7: What first concert stories do the hosts share?
Can't do it. Because you're about to cry or... No, I just can't do it. Okay. But even like Clint Black's... Even like his ballads were good. Oh, man. There was one that- Like the rain. Oh, like the, yes. Nothing But the Tail Lights. Nothing But the Tail Lights, of course. There was one that I used to love. It was him and Wynonna. It was a duet.
And I can't remember, good at being goodbye or good at? He had a duet with his wife. Yeah, called When I Said I Do. And they just made it a movie. With Lisa Hartman? Yeah. Black. So there's a Clint Black. Let me see what we got here. Clint Black. A bad goodbye, Eddie? A bad goodbye. Ooh, that one's so good, man. Sing it. I wish. I can't. What are our rules on singing it, Mike?
Probably don't sing it. Probably don't sing it? Okay. Yeah, don't do it. That doesn't sound like much of a rule. It's a probably, though. All right, Brandon, you're up. You have Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, and Trisha Yearwood. All right, I'm going to bring the band element here with a debut album that came out in 1991 with a hit single, Meet in the Middle. I picked Diamond Rio.
Yeah, that's good, dude. My first ever concert. I remember that. Brandon was with me. Yeah, I was there. You guys went together. What is it called? Magic Mountain? What was it? Magic Springs.
Magic Springs.
Such a good time. You know what? I think my first concert was Clint Black in South Padre Island. Really? Yeah. So look at that. First concert. First concert. Whose was yours? Why'd you point at me and go first concert and your first concert? Because Diamond Rio just got picked. That was your first concert. And then Clint Black right before that was my first concert. That's crazy.
So we're picking the person next to us' first concert. Okay, so follow the trend. Then I owe Brandon's first concert. Brandon? Brandon, which first concert? Which one did you pick? Hey, pick someone with a one hit.
No, it doesn't matter.
You can pick anybody you want. No, literally, what was your first concert? I can't remember right now. You don't remember your first concert ever? I can't remember. Huh? What's the first concert you remember going to? Let's see. Dude. I grew up going to church, so I went to a bunch of church concerts. Lame. Jars of Clay, everybody?
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Chapter 8: What nostalgic memories do the hosts have about 90s country music?
Does that count or should you have to pick one, a specific one? No, it's got to be their show. Then Tsunami Bomb. That's my favorite. That's my second. That's why I always say Vans Warped Tour. What the heck is Tsunami Bomb? They were like a pop punk band from the early 2000s. Dylan, you're younger than us. What was your first concert ever? Five Finger Death Punch. Oh, wow. I love it. All right.
All right. That's my next pick. Now your pick. I'll go with Five Finger Death Punch, number four. All right. So Brandon adds Diamond Rio. By the way, did they sing Mr. Mom? Or was that Lone Star? That was Lone Star. Those two always live in my mind in the same space. Yeah. So Diamond Rio, Meet in the Middle. Diamond Rio. I'm going to get Lone Star and Diamond Rio. All their songs mixed up.
Norma Jean Riley.
Oh, Norma Jean Riley.
You can't do it all. Wish I had a car. Wish I had a car. Beautiful mess. That's all I can do. I don't remember that one. You would if we could sing more of it. Okay, gosh. Unbelievable. Oh, that's a good one.
Huggable. Huggable.
Yes. Yes. Oh, man. What else you got? This Romeo Ain't Got Julie Yet. Dude, that is so clever. What a title, man. That is so clever. You know when they were in the writer's room and that one came out. I was like, yes, they were doing that one. Let's go to lunch. Okay, we got Brooks and Dunn, The Chicks, and Vince Gill on my team. I got to pick a number four here. I'm between two.
And I really don't want to give Eddie someone to lean on. Give me someone to lean on. Come on. I need to look up and see when this guy songs. Because you're right. It starts to be fuzzy. You worried about the 80s or the 2000s? 2000s. Oh, I got you. I know what he's going to say. I know what he's thinking. I know exactly what he's going to say. Yes, I do. Am I wearing flip-flops? Ooh.
You don't have a shirt on? Sitting on a blue chair. I already looked up Kenny, and I didn't feel like, to me, it was... Oh. I'm not a big enough Kenny guy, especially early Kenny, for all those songs to resonate when I looked them up. Okay. All right. I can tell you... I'll have to come back and tell you who I didn't pick. I'm just not going to go with this person here, even though he's massive.
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