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Jack Ingram

Jack Ingram

American musical artistWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Jack Ingram".

Oct 27, 2026

Miranda LambertGUEST
28:21
They're all still having careers.
Miranda LambertGUEST
28:22
I'm just saw Jack Ingram yesterday.
Miranda LambertGUEST
28:24
You know what I mean? And Randy Rogers.
Miranda LambertGUEST
28:26
And like, I just was like, okay, if I can't do this my way, then I can go back home.
Halleyanna FinlayPANELIST
12:25
Nice.
Halleyanna FinlayPANELIST
12:25
One night with Jack Ingram and one night with Hayes Carl.
Halleyanna FinlayPANELIST
12:28
And...
Halleyanna FinlayPANELIST
12:30
And it was a lot of fun.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:25
I'd been there five times before I ever got to see a live show there.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:29
And I think our first show we got to see there was, uh, Jack Ingram and Billy Joe Jones opened for him.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:36
That's where we met her.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:38
And then Cody Canada and The Departed played.
Byron DuffinHOST
15:59
he played Charlie.
Wesley HannaGUEST
16:00
And, uh, and so man, him and Charlie and Jack, you know, they, they, like he was talking about, they ran around together back then.
Byron DuffinHOST
16:06
Yeah.
Wesley HannaGUEST
16:07
And, uh, we had that live record.
Byron DuffinHOST
16:38
Yes, yes
Wesley HannaGUEST
16:38
... greater Houston area.
Wesley HannaGUEST
16:39
I was, uh, actually, so that song I was playing, Gulf Prairie Blues, that's from, uh, that's down around where I was originally from, where my, my dad's family's all from down around, like, the Lake Jackson, Brazoria-
Byron DuffinHOST
16:50
Okay
Casey DonahewGUEST
3:46
Pat actually played... at a fraternity, uh, party in college station, uh, it was probably 96, like on the porch.
Casey DonahewGUEST
3:55
Uh, and it was kind of my first interview introduction to Pat Green and, um, you know, got into Robert O'Keefe and, uh, Jack Ingram and, uh, some of the, uh, you know, the early pioneers of, uh, of what is, I guess, Texas and red dirt.
Casey DonahewGUEST
4:13
And then, you know, found, uh, the great divide, you know, from Oklahoma, I guess, if we want to break it up into red dirt and Texas music, they're, uh, they're kind of the founders of, uh, that Oklahoma sound, I would, I would say.
Casey DonahewGUEST
4:25
And, uh, I started following the scene a little bit.
Aubrey LynnGUEST
8:16
So it was like a lot of us from Texas that we kind of got together whenever I was stationed overseas.
Aubrey LynnGUEST
8:22
And they were all playing songs by Jack Ingram and Pat Green and things that we'd all went to concerts for and loved before we'd went to the service.
Aubrey LynnGUEST
8:31
And they were like, I want to write songs like that.
Aubrey LynnGUEST
8:33
I want to play some Texas music.
Hayes CarllGUEST
35:22
it was, it was huge to me.
Hayes CarllGUEST
35:24
Um, uh, Jack Ingram was actually really helpful.
Hayes CarllGUEST
35:30
He, he...
Hayes CarllGUEST
35:30
Jack, Jack came from the Woodlands as well.

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