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Joe South

Joe South

American singer-songwriter and guitaristWikipedia

Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Joe South".

Oct 12, 2026

DarrenHOST
54:58
I have a confession I have to make.
DarrenHOST
55:00
He dropped a name in there, actually the one line in the song that he highlights the greatness of the person the most that I did not know, and that is Joe South.
Brian BennettHOST
55:12
Oh, I don't know him either.
DarrenHOST
55:13
He, he, he says, uh, uh, in the line says, "Joe South was magic and we all walked in his shoes." That's the line, so I'm like, I don't, I know I should know, but I don't.
DarrenHOST
55:24
Turns out e- he was- He had a songwriting renown.
DarrenHOST
55:28
He wrote Rose Garden and, uh, Games People Play
Chris GoldenHOST
35:27
He didn't want her to record it, but she actually insisted that she, she do this record.
Chris GoldenHOST
35:33
It was written by Joe South, actually, for his buddy, Billy Joe Royal, but, uh, Lynn Hand- Anderson had the, uh, most success in 1971, got to number three with Rose Garden.
Chris GoldenHOST
35:45
But first, here's Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young [singing]
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:03
You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
68:00
There was a couple of missing home songs that I wanted to throw out.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
68:03
Don't It Make You Want to Go Home by Joe South.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
68:06
which is like all the different things he misses about what his home used to be, and he talks about how it's all changed and things are not there anymore.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
68:14
Home by Mick Harrison and the High Score, and it's another one where it's just like every time I think about home, I want to go home.
Travis WammackGUEST
5:12
I played it on a...
Travis WammackGUEST
5:13
I think on one of his sessions, Walk a Mile in My Shoes, the Joe South song.
Travis WammackGUEST
5:18
Hey, Billy.
Travis WammackGUEST
5:18
Hey.
John of HawthorneHOST
83:43
Ah, yes, the games people play.
John of HawthorneHOST
83:45
That won Joe South a Grammy for Song of the Year in 1970.
John of HawthorneHOST
83:51
And my thanks go to Dave Graham Jr. for his follow-up message, thanking me for playing Bill Haley for him.
John of HawthorneHOST
83:57
Not a problem, Dave.
Grey DeLisleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
80:29
I don't even know you, I only know the back of your hand Try to make me stay Tie me up with lies Tell me I'm no good Something and you die You think you know me Like the back of your hand Ooh, you're gonna show me Tell me I'm no good, just something in your sight You're thinking of me like the back of your hand I don't even know you, I only know the back of your hand No, I don't even know you, I only know the back of your hand
Salty DogHOST
83:34
Yeah, Tony Hounds there, coming down to change the mood a little bit there, a bit of Joe South type of soul there, from Grey Diddle Essel and Les Green, from an album they put out recently just called Grey and Green, a bit unusual isn't it? But Back of Your Hand, the track, and a pretty cool, smooth thing there that we're liking.
Salty DogHOST
84:00
On the Dog, on the Ambulance Show, those things you need to amulet something to keep away evil spirits or something like that.
Salty DogHOST
84:09
You can carry it in your back pocket.

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