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It Burns When I Pee : Episode #13 – “Titties and Country Music”

March 14th 2008 in Country Music, Outlaw, Podcast

Just when your eyes have started to glaze over with all the talk about Elliot Spitzer being the biggest dumb-ass on the planet or if Hillary and Obama aught to just be put into the steel-cage death-match of democracy, It Burns When I Pee has released Episode #13 the “Titties and Country Music” release.

Blake had the good sense to take my advice and got Doyle Mayfield from The Doyle and Debbie Show on to tell tales about his childhood and life performing with his “3rd Debbie.”

There is also a feature on CMT’s  My Big Redneck Wedding and choice cuts from fine artists like The Pine Box Boys, Malcolm Hocombe, Gerry Stanek, and last but not least Roscoe Fletcher. So get over to IBWIP find out what real country music is all about and get yer Hank on!!!

Related posts:

  1. It Burns When I Pee Episode #7 Featuring William Elliott Whitmore
  2. It Burns When I Pee – Episode 11
  3. It Burns When I Pee Episode 18 – Twang Aint Just A Guy Thang
  4. “It Burns When I Pee” – Episode #0006 – Get Your Hank On!
  5. Warning – Episode 14 of It Burns When I Pee




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Charlie Daniels has invited Shooter Jennings to open a series of Daniels’ Volunteer Jam concerts this year. April 11-12 in Harris, Mich. the bill also features .38 Special (which includes Donnie Van Zant, of the country duo Van Zant.)

The origial Volunteer Jam took place in 1972 was suppose to a one-off showcase of Daniel’s friend’s which just happed to be the best Southern Rock bands of the time which including the Allman Brothers Band and the Marshall Tucker Band.

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