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Rodney Crowell

Rodney Crowell

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Sep 18, 2026

Byron DuffinHOST
30:22
uh no it's it's always it's always interesting to hear somebody else's perspective on the music yeah and the music industry um and and because you're not out there you're not interested in touring you're you're
Bill EdwardsGUEST
30:34
No, I mean, I met David at a Rodney Crowell song camp down in Nashville.
Bill EdwardsGUEST
30:40
Okay, several of
Byron DuffinHOST
30:41
the artists that are here have met him at a Rodney Crowell song camp.
Bill EdwardsGUEST
30:45
Yeah, and in fact, he invited me to be an honorary instructor at his song camp down there.
Bill EdwardsGUEST
30:54
Rodney did? Yeah.
Byron DuffinHOST
34:39
Yeah, yeah.
Bill EdwardsGUEST
34:41
And people might make a connection and say, well, I know who Guy Clark is.
JeffHOST
75:27
I think one of the all-time greats that I was around was, and it wasn't even me, it was a friend of mine named Scott Ward who used to work for K-Triple-L back in the day.
JeffHOST
75:35
And we had gone, Rodney Crowell, who, you know, he's a great songwriter, Texas guy, and he...
JeffHOST
75:42
But back in that era, he had an album called Diamonds and Dirt.
JeffHOST
75:46
I think it had like six number one songs.
JeffHOST
76:10
It wasn't really known.
JeffHOST
76:11
There were no radio hits or anything like that.
JeffHOST
76:13
So we go back, and we get to say hey to Rodney Crowell.
JeffHOST
76:18
So Scott and I walk in there, and he has this album, and he's going to have Rodney Crowell sign the album cover.
Dave WeekleyHOST
11:48
So Margo Price is back with a new album called Hard-Headed Woman, and she'll be bringing her Wild at Heart tour to the mountain stage this Sunday.
Dave WeekleyHOST
11:57
And, man, this album, she's got collaborations with Tyler Childers and Jesse Wells and contributions from Rodney Crowell and the like.
Dave WeekleyHOST
12:05
Rodney Crowell's one of my favorite songwriters.
Dave WeekleyHOST
12:07
So, David, do you think you'll get a chance to maybe get out there and sing a little bit with her? Do you think she'll join you guys with the mountain stage theme at the end of the show?
David MayfieldGUEST
12:17
Well, I'm going to try.
Cidny BullensGUEST
30:25
Brian Adams sings on it.
Cidny BullensGUEST
30:27
Rodney Crowell produced three of the tracks with me.
Cidny BullensGUEST
30:30
Stephen Soles from the Alpha Band and the Rolling Thunder Review, who was a good friend of mine, produced one of the tracks with me.
Cidny BullensGUEST
30:38
Tony Berg, who was a wonderful producer out in LA and did tons of acts that you would know, produced three of the tracks for me.
John ConleeGUEST
6:08
It's been around since the mid-'90s.
John ConleeGUEST
6:09
Guy Clark and Rodney Crowell wrote a little song called Stuff That Works.
John ConleeGUEST
6:14
Oh, I love that.
John ConleeGUEST
6:14
Stuff
Byron DuffinHOST
11:00
They did a duet on the album.
Byron DuffinHOST
11:02
But the cool thing is every song on there is a Rodney Crowell.
Byron DuffinHOST
11:06
So we interviewed Buddy Cannon, and they hadn't released it yet.
Byron DuffinHOST
11:08
It was releasing in like two weeks from the date we interviewed Buddy.
Norah JonesHOST
14:04
I think-
Don WasGUEST
14:04
Even, even rough edge pe- like, Rodney Crowell said to me, "Man, that's pretty raw." [laughs]
Norah JonesHOST
14:09
But I think Chris lends, I mean, he, the way he played music lent itself to his gravelly voice.
Don WasGUEST
14:15
Yeah.
Zac ChildsHOST
3:09
Uh, not country rock, he played on, uh, the Piano Man record for Billy Joel, and in fact, playing some, uh, six-string bass on Captain Jack, and that's very noticeable what he did on there.
Zac ChildsHOST
3:23
Uh, he-he-- Again, back to the country rock people, he became kind of part of that Rodney Crowell, Emmylou, uh, Rosanne Cash, Vince Gill.
Zac ChildsHOST
3:35
You know, he was kind of running in that circle, and all those cats started moving from LA to Nashville in the early 1980s, and Richard was not happy with the direction that music was going in in Los Angeles, where it was going more and more toward synthesizers, drum machines, and programming.
Zac ChildsHOST
3:57
You know, where the guitar would just overdub on top of this, you know, track that was all programmed.
Austin BurkeHOST
22:39
It's a nice house.
Vince GillGUEST
22:40
Tony Brown and I have been friends since the 70s, and we both played in Rodney Crowell's band.
Vince GillGUEST
22:46
We both played in Roseanne Cash's band.
Vince GillGUEST
22:48
He was a piano player.
Dylan StoneHOST
12:09
But Roseanne Cash, well, she turned it into a relationship reality check.
Dylan StoneHOST
12:15
After a fight with Rodney Crowell, she spent six months crafting a song that hit number one in 1981, produced by the same guy she was writing about.
Dylan StoneHOST
12:24
Now there's a bold strategy.
Dylan StoneHOST
12:26
Seven Year Ache proves she wasn't just Johnny Cash's daughter.

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