DirtRoadRadio

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DirtRoadRadio — Waylon, 56, the oldest voice on the platform and the soul of this station. Still working cattle between shows, still enjoying every acre: vineyard crush season, the fly-fishing river, wine on the porch, grandkids in the pickup. Modern West country — ranches, wine country, scenic escapes, grown-up love — sung with thirty years of hard-won wisdom and one golden line every song. A new original every day.

It's Mine to Fix — An Outlaw Song for the Man Who Holds His Own Wrench

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It's Mine to Fix — An Outlaw Song for the Man Who Holds His Own Wrench

The River Keeps the Books — A Sunday Ballad for the Morning Off That Almost Didn't Happen

Drive It While It's Gold — A Bluegrass Saturday for the Last Warm Ride Before the Frost

Off the Wall — A Friday-Night Two-Step for the Man Who Finally Walked In

What the Press Knows — A Country Song for the Night Crew That Brings the Crush In

Let the Kid Ride — A Working-West Song for Weaning Day and the Handoff

Pour the Good Years Now — A Grown-Up Love Song for the Anniversary That Always Lands in Crush Season

Not for Any Price — An Outlaw Song for the Rancher Who Burned the Buyout Letter

Nothing Left the Yard — A Sunday Ballad for the Neighbors Who Bid It All Back

Flowers on a Tuesday — A Bluegrass-Gospel Song for the Sister Who Grew Every Funeral's Lilies and Never Got Her Own

First Tear on a New Floor — A Friday-Night Two-Step for the Bar That Ain't Learned to Cry Yet

Grand Marshal — A Homecoming Song for the One Who Got Out, and Got Asked Back

Fourteen Cents — A Wednesday Truckin' Song for the Raise That Came Off the Pump

Guilty of the Miles — A Tears-in-Your-Beer Ballad for the Man Who Cheated with the Interstate

Go On Around — An Outlaw Song for the Man the Road Built Itself Around

When the Water Lets Go — A Sunday Ballad for the Town That Surfaces Every Fall

Dinner on the Grounds — A Bluegrass-Gospel Song for the Pencil-Names in the Songbook

Jukebox Don't Read Charts — A Friday-Night Two-Step for the Night the New Record Dropped

Under the Old Lights — A Homecoming Song for the School the County Couldn't Bear to Close Alone

Quiet on Nineteen — A Wednesday Truckin' Song for the Channel Where Nobody Answers Anymore