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Aaron Tippin

Aaron Tippin

American singer-songwriterWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

Roger ScottHOST
48:44
I don't have it.
Roger ScottHOST
48:44
God bless the USA obviously has to be on there, and then you can throw in, I think it says, Where the Stars and Stripes and Eagles Fly is an Aaron Tippin song, and Have You Forgotten by Darryl
Chris KaneGUEST
48:57
Worley.
Chris KaneGUEST
48:57
That's it.
speaker_2HOST
1:25
One song asks for reflection while the other demands retribution.
speaker_3HOST
1:29
What's also interesting is how Aaron Tippin's, where the stars and stripes and the eagle fly, had a different backstory.
speaker_3HOST
1:37
It was written before 9-11.
speaker_2HOST
1:40
Wait, seriously? So it took on a new meaning post-9-11? That's wild how context can shift the interpretation of art.
Ed CraneHOST
31:15
We'll be back.
Ed CraneHOST
31:17
Aaron Tippin bringing us back.
Ed CraneHOST
31:18
Ed Crane in for Bob Cordero on WILK.
Ed CraneHOST
31:21
We've been chatting with Jeffrey Robinson, author of the new book, Ash and Honor, a fascinating conversation.
Ryan CopenhaverHOST
6:01
Backseat Event Center on Thursday the 10th is Struggle Jennings with Curfew.
Ryan CopenhaverHOST
6:06
And then on Friday the 11th is Aaron Tippin and the Chris Darlington Band.
Ryan CopenhaverHOST
6:10
Yeah, busy weekend at Backseat Events for sure.
Ryan CopenhaverHOST
6:13
West Oaks Farm Market next Friday, September 18th, which I believe is their finale of the season, if I'm not mistaken.
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22:38
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Bob CordaroHOST
22:59
Boy, does Aaron Tippin capture this country or what? Murph shows where the stars and stripes and eagles fly.
Bob CordaroHOST
23:07
Bob Cadaro back on the eponymous program.
Bob CordaroHOST
23:11
Ginny C. texting in, thanking for the commemoration of 9-11.
Zack Owen and Jim CodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:36
I hear it.
Zack Owen and Jim CodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:37
It's Aaron Tippin.
Zack Owen and Jim CodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:39
Welcome back to 25 Hot Country Cafe with Zach and Jen this week coming to you from the new production studios here at Waco 100.
Zack Owen and Jim CodySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:44
Time now for a double shot of videos.
Chris HenryHOST
0:34
Absolutely.
Chris HenryHOST
0:35
Totally stoked to have Mr. Aaron Tippin joining us today.
Chris HenryHOST
0:39
Aaron, thank you so much for coming on.
Aaron TippinGUEST
0:41
Hey, guys.

34 MINS LATER

Hal BryanHOST
34:40
So, Aaron, Chris was cruel and asked you the tough question about your favorite.
Hal BryanHOST
34:44
And so I'll try to counter that a little bit and say, as you said, you've been able to get some stick time and all kinds of stuff.
Hal BryanHOST
34:55
But what else is out there? If Aaron Tippin had a bucket list and said, boy, you know, there's just one more type I want to fly that I've never had a chance to do it.
Hal BryanHOST
35:04
Is there one that comes to mind?
Steve YuskoHOST
8:58
Whitney Houston re-released her iconic 1991 Super Bowl performance of the Star Spangled Banner, donating all the proceeds to the New York Firefighters Disaster Relief Fund.
Steve YuskoHOST
9:10
Country star Aaron Tippin recorded Where the Stars and Stripes and Eagle Fly.
Steve YuskoHOST
9:15
raising over $250,000 for the American Red Cross.
Steve YuskoHOST
9:19
Hip-hop icon Dr. Dre personally donated $1 million to relief efforts, while Eddie Money directed proceeds from his music to the intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund.
Larry KratkaHOST
39:34
Maybe you're out of work at the moment, but it is Labor Day weekend in America, and I'm playing some of the best country music working songs I can find.
Larry KratkaHOST
39:43
That was Aaron Tippin and his 1993 hit record, Working Man's PhD.
Larry KratkaHOST
39:49
The song talks about the reality of hard work.
Larry KratkaHOST
39:52
The song was one of many songs done over the years that talk about a job well done, whether you're driving a big rig or driving a nail into wood.
JeffHOST
68:57
Who do you think it is?
Katie JoHOST
68:58
I think it's Aaron Tippin.
Katie JoHOST
68:59
Okay, that's what I was going to say.
Katie JoHOST
69:00
I was going to say Aaron Tippin.
Katie JoHOST
69:02
Yeah.
JeffHOST
69:02
That's it.
Katie JoHOST
69:26
Okay, Shauna, Chance Britt, Barbara Winery, BK, Mike Mann, let's see, and Peggy.
Katie JoHOST
69:34
It was close there, yeah.

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