so so glad they got Cody and Luke Combs on this album. two great talents with amazing voices. country music definitely has a future with dudes like that on the scene.
OH, THE MEMORIES THIS VERSION BRINGS UP... the tempo, the emotions in their voices, the old familiar lyrics... Ugh my heart! I grew up off of a dirt road in a small Texas town. I had an amazing, blessed childhood. We didn't have money but we had love and a roof over our heads. Both of my parents died before I graduated High School and within days my dog and two cats died 💔 I graduated from my small town, ran away to the beach, and now, 7 years later, I dream about the wonderful life I had every day and night. This song takes me back the good times I had growing up 💜
I remember back in middle school when this album was coming out. It seems like long ago, but it was only about 3 years. In that school, I played and sung 3 times for people. The first time, I played Only in America for my class. The next two times was for my class again and then for a talent show fundraiser. Both of those times, I played this version of Red Dirt Road. It was stuck in my head, so I memorized the acoustic riff, the electric guitar solo and the chords. So for both of those "gigs", I played it all. The only downside was that my nervousness got me every time, but it happens to the best of us. It wasn't the best thing you've ever heard, but it's something to remember. Thanks for the memories and a beautiful song, B&D and Cody. God bless
It’s called a reboot for a reason! The song is not going to sound the same. So for all of you hating on the song clearly don’t see the talent behind it. I for once love this song. The original and the reboot. The original is fun and upbeat which makes it a hit an ORIGINAL! but the reboot is slower but it takes you back with the soft harmonies and clearly that was the intent! Great song, great artist feature. This song is amazing.
It's actually the way it was written. I saw Kix live and he played it acoustically in that style. It made the hair on my neck stand up it was so good. I'd never heard Kix sing Red Dirt Road before that. Apparently Ronnie wrote the hook and passed it to Kix who wrote the verses. Still one of the finest pieces of songwriting around.
This really just hit me hard. I grew up listening to Brooks and Dunn and this takes me back to riding around with my dad in his old truck as a kid. Man we might have been poor as dirt then but I would go back in heartbeat. This new take really just gives it such a sentimental character. Still not the original but man it sure does make me miss the old days. Love it!!!!
Man this song brings back so many memories. Use to cruise backroads in my old f1 with friends/girlfriends and talk about growing old. Now all I want to do is go back.
Right!!!!!! Total win and hopefully bringing back good country!! Neon Moon with Kacey musgraves is amazing too! They played it on the Radio!!! On the RADIO!! I only hear neon moon on the classic country stations, so its awesome to hear my favorites getting a reboot!!! One with Luke Combs is great too!!! Im now on a streak to listen to them Alllll.
I know this album is supposed to be about the modern day artists that are featured on this reboot recordings but I still get memorized by Ronnie's vocals, even decades after the originals
Bostonian here. Was never a fan of old school country growing up; was never played where I lived. Until I met my Georgia Peach, that all started to change. I listened to both versions: while the original is more upbeat and lively, this one has similar vibes to soft Spanish rock and acoustic rhythms I heard growing up. Brought a tear to my eye on the third repeat; each repeat increasing the volume. Feels good to have a reminder of God, both in English and Spanish. Love you Lyn.
Damn gentlemen! Doesn't get any better...still rock Brooks @ Dunn loud and proud..cody Johnson and luke combs...they best in western music in the last 10 years hands down...keep on keep in on yall!
Doug Covert you must only listen to the radio? I’m aware of how talented they are, I know they sell a lot of records and they are very good. Given. It is my opinion that some of the best country/western music has not and will never make it on the radio due to politics and the Nashville machine. Do you understand now?
Cody use to ride bulls with my bestfriends brother. That boy started off on a tailgate in rodeo parking lots. He been making an selling his own albums since like 2006. Even became the first unsigned independent artist to sell out NRG stadium at Rodeo Houston. He only got invited there because Old Dominion had a family emergency an he was a quick fill in. Ended up selling more tickets than OD orginally sold. He has been asked to come back 3 times now an has sold it out every single time. But yes i Agree, Cody and Luke Combs are the best out there on todays radio in my opinion.
I love this song, and this version is fantastic. Cody's voice is pure country, and the arrangement is great. That said, I need to have a guitar nearby so I can play that one unresolved note at the end. It makes me crazy that they left it that way, and I'm sure Dann Huff is out there laughing at me somewhere.
I think this songs sounds much better with the upbeat tempo, the original is a great song to sing in the car with friends. I never would've imagined it as a slower song
Destiny Lawrance It makes perfect sense and I agree with you. This song for me hits deeper being slowed down like this. I actually like it better than the original.
Destiny Lawrance Something about it being slowed down that makes me feel the lyrics more in this one compared to the original. This one paints a better picture for me than the original does.
I was raised off of Rural Route 3 Out past where the blacktop ends We'd walk to church on Sunday morning Race barefoot back to Johnson's fence That's where I first saw Mary On that roadside picking blackberries That summer I turned a corner in my soul Down that red dirt road It's where I drank my first beer It's where I found Jesus Where I wrecked my first car, I tore it all to pieces I learned the path to heaven Is full of sinners and believers Learned that happiness on earth Ain't just for high achievers I've learned, I've come to know There's life at both ends Of that red dirt road Her daddy didn't like me much In my shackled up GTO I'd sneak out in the middle of the night Throw rocks at her bedroom window We'd turn out the headlights Drive by the moonlight Talk about what the future might hold Down that red dirt road It's where I drank my first beer It's where I found Jesus Where I wrecked my first car, I tore it all to pieces I learned the path to heaven Is full of sinners and believers Learned that happiness on earth Ain't just for high achievers I've learned, I've come to know There's life at both ends Of that red dirt road I went out into the world And I came back in I lost Mary, Oh I got her back again And driving home tonight, Feels like I've found a long lost friend It's where I drank my first beer It's where I found Jesus Where I wrecked my first car, I tore it all to pieces I learned the path to heaven Is full of sinners and believers Learned that happiness on earth Ain't just for high achievers I've learned, I've come to know There's life at both ends Of that red dirt road
BROOKS & DUNN, CODY JOHNSON (2019) - RED DIRT ROAD (Traducción) I was raised off Rural Route 3 Me críe cerca de la Rural Route 3 Out past where the blacktop ends Más allá de donde se acaba el asfalto We walked to church on Sunday morning Caminábamos hasta la iglesia el domingo por la mañana Raced barefoot back to the Johnson's fence Corría descalzo de vuelta a la valla de los Johnson That's where I first saw Mary Que era donde vi por primera vez a Mary On that roadside pickin' blackberries En aquella cuneta cogiendo moras That summer I turned a corner in my soul Aquel verano hubo un cambio para mejor en mi alma Down that red dirt road Por aquel camino de tierra roja Her daddy didn't like me much A su padre yo no le gustaba mucho With my shackled up GTO Con mi tuneado Pontiac GTO I'd sneak out in the middle of the night Solía escabullirme en mitad de la noche Throw rocks at her bedroom window Lanzar piedras a la ventana de su dormitorio We'd turn out the headlights Solíamos apagar los focos delanteros Drive by the moonlight Conducir a la luz de la luna Talk about what the future might hold Charlar sobre lo que depararía el futuro Down a red dirt road Por el camino de tierra roja It's where I drank my first beer Es donde me bebí mi primera cerveza It's where I found Jesus Es donde hallé a Jesús Where I wrecked my first car Donde destrocé mi primer coche I tore it all to pieces Lo hice añicos I learned the path to Heaven is full of sinners and believers Aprendí que el camino hacia el Cielo está lleno de pecadores y creyentes Learned that happiness on earth ain't just for high achievers Aprendí que la felicidad en la tierra no es sólo para lo triunfadores I've learned He aprendido I've come to know He llegado a saber que There's life at both ends Hay vida en ambos extremos Of that red dirt road De aquel camino de tierra roja I went out into the world and I came back in Salí al mundo y regresé I lost Mary, oh I got her back again Perdí a Mary, oh la recuperé de nuevo And driving home tonight feels like I've found a long lost friend Y conduciendo a casa esta noche parece que he encontrado a un amigo perdido hace tiempo It's where I drank my first beer Es donde me bebí mi primera cerveza It's where I found Jesus Es donde hallé a Jesús Where I wrecked my first car Donde destrocé mi primer coche I tore it all to pieces Lo hice añicos I learned the path to Heaven is full of sinners and believers Aprendí que el camino hacia el Cielo está lleno de pecadores y creyentes Learned that happiness on earth ain't just for high achievers Aprendí que la felicidad en la tierra no es sólo para lo triunfadores I've learned He aprendido I've come to know He llegado a saber que There's life at both ends Hay vida en ambos extremos Of that red dirt road De aquel camino de tierra roja
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I love this version. It gives off this nostalgic feeling. The original is pretty good but this one is just nicer sounding to me.
Its much more emotional feeling than the original and with brooksndun and their talent plus cody Johnsons singing ability makes it sound great
This is the proper version, honestly it should be the only version. Like seriously this is a special song with special lyrics.
Cody Johnson is gonna be one of the greats ... Mark my words ..... Cojo nation baby💯💯
Christian Resendez that’s right!
so so glad they got Cody and Luke Combs on this album. two great talents with amazing voices. country music definitely has a future with dudes like that on the scene.
Cody johnson has been one of my favorites, along with matt mason. Not sure why they havent blown up yet
Cody Johnson sold out Reliant Stadium and is one of the highest selling artist. He’s arrived he just stays off of the radio
You got a relative named Ryan?
I like this version. Slowing it down sounds like a story telling your grandfather would give you.
OH, THE MEMORIES THIS VERSION BRINGS UP... the tempo, the emotions in their voices, the old familiar lyrics... Ugh my heart! I grew up off of a dirt road in a small Texas town. I had an amazing, blessed childhood. We didn't have money but we had love and a roof over our heads. Both of my parents died before I graduated High School and within days my dog and two cats died 💔 I graduated from my small town, ran away to the beach, and now, 7 years later, I dream about the wonderful life I had every day and night. This song takes me back the good times I had growing up 💜
Amen
Small town Texas girl here. I love this song!
@@shellmel777 what town?
@@user-tx1nq3lz7c Pecos. It's not so small anymore! Where are you from?
@@shellmel777 I've been there a few times when I travelled for work. I grew up in Ennis
I remember back in middle school when this album was coming out. It seems like long ago, but it was only about 3 years. In that school, I played and sung 3 times for people. The first time, I played Only in America for my class. The next two times was for my class again and then for a talent show fundraiser. Both of those times, I played this version of Red Dirt Road. It was stuck in my head, so I memorized the acoustic riff, the electric guitar solo and the chords. So for both of those "gigs", I played it all. The only downside was that my nervousness got me every time, but it happens to the best of us. It wasn't the best thing you've ever heard, but it's something to remember. Thanks for the memories and a beautiful song, B&D and Cody.
God bless
It’s called a reboot for a reason! The song is not going to sound the same. So for all of you hating on the song clearly don’t see the talent behind it. I for once love this song. The original and the reboot. The original is fun and upbeat which makes it a hit an ORIGINAL! but the reboot is slower but it takes you back with the soft harmonies and clearly that was the intent! Great song, great artist feature. This song is amazing.
It's actually the way it was written. I saw Kix live and he played it acoustically in that style. It made the hair on my neck stand up it was so good. I'd never heard Kix sing Red Dirt Road before that. Apparently Ronnie wrote the hook and passed it to Kix who wrote the verses. Still one of the finest pieces of songwriting around.
Ruben Carrizo pqhoe
This version feels much more introspective and reflective. It's as if Brooks and Dunn is looking back at their past and reminiscing about it.
@@abelcheng2073 I agree
Bro. This song is fire with Cody Johnson. I’m a true brooks and Dunn fan. I love the remake. As much as I love the old classic
This really just hit me hard. I grew up listening to Brooks and Dunn and this takes me back to riding around with my dad in his old truck as a kid. Man we might have been poor as dirt then but I would go back in heartbeat. This new take really just gives it such a sentimental character. Still not the original but man it sure does make me miss the old days. Love it!!!!
Grew up listening to Brooks and Dunn with my parents. Life was simpler and alot more enjoyable then. Brooks and Dunn will never go out of style.
Man this song brings back so many memories. Use to cruise backroads in my old f1 with friends/girlfriends and talk about growing old. Now all I want to do is go back.
OMG!!! Actual country music 🎶
I love that swampy sounding guitar throughout the song!
This whole album is knocking me off my feet 🤯
i know its a great reboot
Right!!!!!! Total win and hopefully bringing back good country!! Neon Moon with Kacey musgraves is amazing too! They played it on the Radio!!! On the RADIO!! I only hear neon moon on the classic country stations, so its awesome to hear my favorites getting a reboot!!! One with Luke Combs is great too!!! Im now on a streak to listen to them Alllll.
I started listening to Cody Johnson recently and Red Dirt Road was always one of my favorite songs let’s at least say I’m pleased this exists
Southern country singers are damn good at making America loving patriotic songs
You can tell that people are talented when they sound even better live and this was so good live
So far, this is definitely my favorite off the whole album. Cody Johnson is gonna be a star.
right on,,
love the guy old hillbilly voice
Gonna be? He’s been a star in the great state of Texas for a while.
Ryan Morgan well I meant on a more national/worldwide level. There’s lots of folks that are pretty big in Texas but not in a mainstream way.
This comment really aged well it has been found by many in the last few months
I know this album is supposed to be about the modern day artists that are featured on this reboot recordings but I still get memorized by Ronnie's vocals, even decades after the originals
this is such a good song cody johnson is such a good country singer
A beautiful rendition of a timeless classic; brings back memories of my childhood
Thanks for bringing back a song that reminds of home, a place I almost forgot
Bostonian here. Was never a fan of old school country growing up; was never played where I lived. Until I met my Georgia Peach, that all started to change. I listened to both versions: while the original is more upbeat and lively, this one has similar vibes to soft Spanish rock and acoustic rhythms I heard growing up.
Brought a tear to my eye on the third repeat; each repeat increasing the volume. Feels good to have a reminder of God, both in English and Spanish. Love you Lyn.
Texas is proud of ya Cody!!!! Glad to call you one of our own
Big Tex WHOOP! 👍🏽
I love that Acoustic Cody Johnson! Nicely done!!!💯🤠💪🏿
I could listen to this version all day.
Bret Walterscheid Agree! 💯
Bret Watlerscheid,me too.
I can as well. It's gold!
Been waiting to hear this one with cojo!!!!
Usually I hate the covers of songs but I loved this. Great harmony and I got chills listening to this
Can you consider this a cover? It’s by the original artist just featuring someone new. That’s a weird gray area.
@@spencersonnier1 I dont know honestly.
One of the greatest songs ever written.
Love Cody singing...love Brooks and Dunn too...love there music..🎶🎸😊 love this song
Peggy Shumar Agree!
Damn gentlemen!
Doesn't get any better...still rock Brooks @ Dunn loud and proud..cody Johnson and luke combs...they best in western music in the last 10 years hands down...keep on keep in on yall!
Doug Covert the best to make it onto the radio*** I like these artists but I’d say to find the best you’ve got to dig a little deeper!
You must not listen to the radio?
Cody and luke breaking records daily my friend
Doug Covert you must only listen to the radio? I’m aware of how talented they are, I know they sell a lot of records and they are very good. Given. It is my opinion that some of the best country/western music has not and will never make it on the radio due to politics and the Nashville machine. Do you understand now?
I agree CoJo and Luke Combs are the best right now no doubt
Cody use to ride bulls with my bestfriends brother. That boy started off on a tailgate in rodeo parking lots. He been making an selling his own albums since like 2006. Even became the first unsigned independent artist to sell out NRG stadium at Rodeo Houston. He only got invited there because Old Dominion had a family emergency an he was a quick fill in. Ended up selling more tickets than OD orginally sold. He has been asked to come back 3 times now an has sold it out every single time. But yes i Agree, Cody and Luke Combs are the best out there on todays radio in my opinion.
Eyes closed and rolling tears... This is how it should sound this song for everyone
This is awesome. It's fresh, mixed in with some old skool. Love it. I wish more artists would do this. Fresh spin to our favs.
Ronnie Dunn will always sound awesome
Absolute favorite off of the reboot album. Just the sound of codys voice and the way it works with brroks and dunn😍 absolutely amazing
This is awesome! The original is still one of my favorites and it reminds me of growin up on an old red dirt road off the beaten path in a small town!
11/15/24”threw rocks at her bedroom window” 💖😘thanks jw & pb for making that a reality for me
Can’t get enough of this!
best song on the album good pick letting COJO sing this. Amazing work
Luke combs brand new man is better but cojo did a pretty good job
by far the best song on the whole album 😌
Just¡n this one an your gonna miss me ❤️
Idk Luke Combs killed brand new man
Eric Frampton indeed he did ❤️❤️
This is the only song I’ve been waiting for #COJONATION 😁
2 of my favorite artists 😍
I love this song, and this version is fantastic. Cody's voice is pure country, and the arrangement is great.
That said, I need to have a guitar nearby so I can play that one unresolved note at the end. It makes me crazy that they left it that way, and I'm sure Dann Huff is out there laughing at me somewhere.
I'm so excited for this whole album
listening to reboot is like learning country music is the reason people love,live,laugh!....THANK YOU !!! people like you make my world!
Ok now this one I’ve been waiting for!!!
I like the more haunting tone this one takes
COJONATION!
God Bless Country Music.
Really loved this version....
wow, what a beautiful modern update to this classic track, my favorite track so far
This is golden
I can't get enough of this version #cojo for the win.
Kix Brooks was at the first concert I ever went to in June 2014 and now I’m going to see CoJo in June this year. This is so stinking cool.
The original is my favorite song ever, and this version ain’t terrible.
The one ive been waiting for im so damn happy now
Incredible
This is fantastic
Cody Johnson - With You I Am
That's the song I told me fiance I wanted at our wedding! She had never heard of Cody Johnson and now she loves him
Fantastic! Magical!
Where I wrecked my first car, I tore it all to pieces. God I love that line
Brooks and dunn ARE THE GREATS.....GREATEST THERE IS....WHOOP WHOOP
COJO!!!!!😻
The old air stop on the old 35. Mark my words I will fly away.
was not much of a country boy till i heard Brooks and Dunn
I love the slower version. It's more heart felt
Ronnie Dunn 🐐
lawd, sing it Cojo!
When he said "that's where I drank my first beer" that when the whole world stopped
Cody Johnson can’t makes bad song
Just wow!❤
This song is so damn good
Thanks so very much for sharing .
I clicked on this not knowing what to expect. But I like it
Just don't forget about Melody ranch Cody! This is great.
I love COJO great song
Ohhhh my goodness. Just loved it! Thank God for country music!!!
💜💜💜 i LOVE this
Love it ❤
Wouldnt be a reboot album if it didnt have a little bit of something different added to the songs just sayin. Great Job Cody ❤️
I think this songs sounds much better with the upbeat tempo, the original is a great song to sing in the car with friends. I never would've imagined it as a slower song
I find it more relatable slowed down if that makes sense lol
Destiny Lawrance It makes perfect sense and I agree with you. This song for me hits deeper being slowed down like this. I actually like it better than the original.
Destiny Lawrance Something about it being slowed down that makes me feel the lyrics more in this one compared to the original. This one paints a better picture for me than the original does.
Love this
Definitely better than the original
Best one yet hands down!
I like both versions this sounds like an unplugged version
im only pilipino folllow yu
country song becaucse i i understand your song
Pacifico Hernandez count me in.
Hell yeah son
How am I just now finding this..
Sooo good!!! 😍😍😍
Hello beautiful lady
I was raised off of Rural Route 3
Out past where the blacktop ends
We'd walk to church on Sunday morning
Race barefoot back to Johnson's fence
That's where I first saw Mary
On that roadside picking blackberries
That summer I turned a corner in my soul
Down that red dirt road
It's where I drank my first beer
It's where I found Jesus
Where I wrecked my first car,
I tore it all to pieces
I learned the path to heaven
Is full of sinners and believers
Learned that happiness on earth
Ain't just for high achievers
I've learned,
I've come to know
There's life at both ends
Of that red dirt road
Her daddy didn't like me much
In my shackled up GTO
I'd sneak out in the middle of the night
Throw rocks at her bedroom window
We'd turn out the headlights
Drive by the moonlight
Talk about what the future might hold
Down that red dirt road
It's where I drank my first beer
It's where I found Jesus
Where I wrecked my first car,
I tore it all to pieces
I learned the path to heaven
Is full of sinners and believers
Learned that happiness on earth
Ain't just for high achievers
I've learned,
I've come to know
There's life at both ends
Of that red dirt road
I went out into the world
And I came back in
I lost Mary,
Oh I got her back again
And driving home tonight,
Feels like I've found a long lost friend
It's where I drank my first beer
It's where I found Jesus
Where I wrecked my first car,
I tore it all to pieces
I learned the path to heaven
Is full of sinners and believers
Learned that happiness on earth
Ain't just for high achievers
I've learned,
I've come to know
There's life at both ends
Of that red dirt road
Love it!! ❤️🍻
Wowwww
This is freaking awesome
its good don't get me wrong but the original is still golden
Chills
Good!
Sounds amazing. Wish the tempo picked up a lil though
The old 35 is a native American trail that was turned into a highway at the time. Before highway 59.
#COJO Nation
Don’t get me wrong brother your a bad ass country legend but no one does it better then brooks
Cojo nation
BROOKS & DUNN, CODY JOHNSON (2019) - RED DIRT ROAD (Traducción)
I was raised off Rural Route 3
Me críe cerca de la Rural Route 3
Out past where the blacktop ends
Más allá de donde se acaba el asfalto
We walked to church on Sunday morning
Caminábamos hasta la iglesia el domingo por la mañana
Raced barefoot back to the Johnson's fence
Corría descalzo de vuelta a la valla de los Johnson
That's where I first saw Mary
Que era donde vi por primera vez a Mary
On that roadside pickin' blackberries
En aquella cuneta cogiendo moras
That summer I turned a corner in my soul
Aquel verano hubo un cambio para mejor en mi alma
Down that red dirt road
Por aquel camino de tierra roja
Her daddy didn't like me much
A su padre yo no le gustaba mucho
With my shackled up GTO
Con mi tuneado Pontiac GTO
I'd sneak out in the middle of the night
Solía escabullirme en mitad de la noche
Throw rocks at her bedroom window
Lanzar piedras a la ventana de su dormitorio
We'd turn out the headlights
Solíamos apagar los focos delanteros
Drive by the moonlight
Conducir a la luz de la luna
Talk about what the future might hold
Charlar sobre lo que depararía el futuro
Down a red dirt road
Por el camino de tierra roja
It's where I drank my first beer
Es donde me bebí mi primera cerveza
It's where I found Jesus
Es donde hallé a Jesús
Where I wrecked my first car
Donde destrocé mi primer coche
I tore it all to pieces
Lo hice añicos
I learned the path to Heaven is full of sinners and believers
Aprendí que el camino hacia el Cielo está lleno de pecadores y creyentes
Learned that happiness on earth ain't just for high achievers
Aprendí que la felicidad en la tierra no es sólo para lo triunfadores
I've learned
He aprendido
I've come to know
He llegado a saber que
There's life at both ends
Hay vida en ambos extremos
Of that red dirt road
De aquel camino de tierra roja
I went out into the world and I came back in
Salí al mundo y regresé
I lost Mary, oh I got her back again
Perdí a Mary, oh la recuperé de nuevo
And driving home tonight feels like I've found a long lost friend
Y conduciendo a casa esta noche parece que he encontrado a un amigo perdido hace tiempo
It's where I drank my first beer
Es donde me bebí mi primera cerveza
It's where I found Jesus
Es donde hallé a Jesús
Where I wrecked my first car
Donde destrocé mi primer coche
I tore it all to pieces
Lo hice añicos
I learned the path to Heaven is full of sinners and believers
Aprendí que el camino hacia el Cielo está lleno de pecadores y creyentes
Learned that happiness on earth ain't just for high achievers
Aprendí que la felicidad en la tierra no es sólo para lo triunfadores
I've learned
He aprendido
I've come to know
He llegado a saber que
There's life at both ends
Hay vida en ambos extremos
Of that red dirt road
De aquel camino de tierra roja
I was raised there too Ronnie rural route three used to be anyway huh
Better than the original! Cojo!!!! He's amazing!