Cultured Country

Cultured Country is back this week with a new hand-picked ditty for Sir John to recite...  How about some Florida Georgia Line this time with their latest hit, 'Long Live'. It's kinda funny how many lyrics you miss in a song until you see them written out or simply verbalized. You have your choice below, of course, I chose to do both. So, here we go, Sir John with this week's 'Cultured Country'. (

Cultured Country made me LOL this week, today's young hot artists getting their swerve on with the hippest of lingo in some of these songs...  like today's Cultured Country pick for Sir John, Cole Swindell's big hit, 'Chillin' It.' The lyrics sound perfectly fine coming out of a younger man trying to get to know a young lady, however, out of an old fart, well, you be the judge. If I said any of th

Cultured Country this week is a personal admission from Sir John of what he's always wanted to be, him and just about every other little boy that grew up when we did that is. Yes, John Wayne is still king of the cowboys and that's all there is to it. IMHO. Ok, back to the feature... we're talking some Toby Keith action this week and his huge hit song, 'Should've Been A Cowboy'. So, here 'tis, Sir

Cultured Country during 'Snowmageddon' week was from Kelsea Ballerini and her latest hit titled 'Hole In The Bottle'. We had a little technical issue with our show recorder this week so in the audio below you won't get the usual intro we do for the bit but hey, maybe that's a blessing. So, here 'tis, Sir John with this week's 'Cultured Country'. (Just hit the play button below.)

Cultured Country this week took us back five years to Thomas Rhett's third single released from the Tangled Up album titled "T-Shirt". The album was released in 2015 but this third single didn't come out until February of 2016. So the timing was perfect for its five-year anniversary sort-a-speak. Sir John did it the justice it deserves too, as any good Thomas Rhett song should get. So, h

New Month, new Thursday and yes, a new Cultured Country. It's the first week of February and to kick off this new month Sir John has chosen one of the best party tunes to come along in while, The Brothers Osborne 'All Night'. So, here wo go, the Wakeup Crew with Jim & Lisa and Sir John with this week's Cultured Country.

January is in fact almost done and apparently we have shifted modes this week, Sir John, our resident BritNeck, has brought us another feel-good song just trying to turn the whole New Year up one little ol' itty-bitty notch, this one is called 'Good Time' by new guy Niko Moon. So, like a bobber on wet line, here we come with another Good Time, it's the Wakeup Crew with Jim & Lisa and Sir John

Week three of January almost gone and we're now semi-settled into the new year, this is week two of Cultured Country.  Sir John, our resident BritNeck, has brought us another feel-good song with a ton of references to older country songs called 'What's Your Country Song' by Thomas Rhett. Check out the way he says Chattahoochie... The Culture is in, over, and on the Wakeup Crew with Jim & Lisa,

Cultured Country returned this week for the first time in the new year... we thought it might be nice to have a little encouragement for the first one so, Sir John brought us one of the better feel-good songs to come out in the last few years, "Everything's Gonna Be Alright". So, rattle the ice in your own plastic cup and check out the Culture in this Kenny Chesney and David Lee Murphy s

Cultured Country returned this week before Thanksgiving week with a unique take on a girl-done-wrong song and even though Sir John is most definitely not a girl, he played one very well on the radio this morning. This week Sir John tosses a little pile of Culture in with the rest of the wash with his take on Carrie Underwood's, "Dirty Laundry."

We know, we know, we're a day late on this week's Cultured Country but after such a challenging week we just had to get it in there. This week Sir John tells us and age-old tale of young love and a father who does not approve. So, get ready for the Culture with Sir John as he recites the lyrics to Dierks Bentley's "What Was I Thinking."

Well, for two weeks we did rain songs and we got nothing to show for it, nary a drop. So let's try this, a love song... sort of. This week we had a caller tell us this was the best one yet, I think I agree with him. Get ready for the Culter with Sir John as he recites the lyrics to Cole Swindell's "Flatliner."