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Red Dirt Road
Country · 2003 · 13 tracks

Red Dirt Road

Brooks & Dunn

July 15, 2003 · Arista Nashville

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A polished, stadium-sized reflection on rural roots and the soul-searching journey of growing up.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
You Can’t Take the Honky Tonk Out of the Girl
02
Caroline
03
When We Were Kings
04
That’s What She Gets for Loving Me
06
Feels Good Don’t It
07
I Used to Know This Song by Heart
08
Believer
09
Memory Town
10
She Was Born to Run
11
Till My Dyin’ Day
12
My Baby’s Everything I Love
13
Good Day to Be Me
14
Good Cowboy
Moments Worth Listening For
The soulful, gospel-inflected vocal runs that close out the title track's reflection on faith and first beers.
Sudden punch of the horn section on track 1, bridging the gap between Nashville twang and Memphis soul.
The stripped-back, vulnerable piano opening of 'Believer' that showcases Ronnie Dunn's R&B-influenced phrasing.
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