Cultured Country

It's time for another edition of Cultured Country. This week Sir John took on a little ditty from the likes of Mr Jake Owen titled "Go Down To The Honky Tonk." When Jake does the song live or even in the video below, there's a little word that Sir John had to exchange for another word for it to be able to play on the radio. The word starts with an "S" and ends with a "T&qu

Believe it or not, Sir John recited one of my cat's favorite songs this week, that's right, every time this song comes on the radio, Tiger Lilly runs up to my wife and wants to dance. Seriously, I can't make this stuff up. So, if you missed it last Thursday, Sir John recorded for us Jon Pardi's "Dirt On My Boots". I have to check with the wife and see if our cat had the same response, so

It was on the charts 10 years ago but when exploring the possibilities of great country lyrics for Sir John to recite, there's no timeframe we won't go. Thus last Thursday, January 16 we featured the lyrics of Blake Shelton's "Some Beach." So, grab a cold one and let's enjoy another edition of "Cultured Country."

We have discovered that Luke Bryan has a few good songs that we think are perfect for highlighting on this feature. So Happy New Year everyone, it's time to expand our minds after spending the last month or so expanding our waistbands. Each week Lisa has her Brittish hubby record some country lyrics for us, we call him our resident BritNeck, and when he does, it just sounds a little different than

We can all relate in one way or another to  Dierks Bentley's song 'Somewhere on a Beach'. After a serious breakup wouldn't we all love to just be on a beach and forget all about the heartache?  Each Thursday my Brittish hubby record some lyrics for us, we call him our resident BritNeck and when he does, it sounds completely different! We call it "Cultured Country."

"That's the way we get down in a hicktown" ... 10 years or so ago we were all bangin' our country heads to this hard-charging country ditty from Jason Aldean and if you've ever seen him live you know how rockin' it can get. Each Thursday Lisa has her Brittish hubby record some lyrics for us, we call him our resident BritNeck and when he does, it just sounds different. So, drop the tailga

"But it can buy me a boat, it can buy me a truck to pull it, it can buy me a Yeti..." You were singing it in your head, I know you were! "Buy Me A Boat" by Chris Janson is one of the better, more catchy songs in the last few years if you ask me. But our resident BritNeck can really do a number on how any country song sounds in your head when it's spoken instead of sung. So, get

It's amazing how different a song can sound depending on who is singing it, or in this case, who is speaking it. This week Sir John Cultures-up a little ditty from Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins called "Hillbilly Bone." So, get ready to holler "Yee-Haw" and let's all enjoy another edition of "Cultured Country."

Two weeks in a row and two Florida Georgia Line songs, what can you say, these guys can really lay down some funky lyrics. You may not even notice until you hear them recited the Sir John way, all Cultured-up. So, sit right there in the "shotgun seat-o" and let's all enjoy another edition of "Cultured Country."

God bless Florida Georgia Line, when trying to find a good song for Sir John to recite and "Culture-up," FGL really gets their Shine On with the red neck lyrics. Heck, they even make up words sometimes. Once again, Sir John show us that it's not just the lyric, but the delivery of a song that truly matters. This week our resident BrittNeck recites a line from the FGL's, "Anything Go

So far, Sir John hasn't disappointed us with his mastery of the English language and ability to transform common everyday country music lyrics into lilting poetry. Or something like that. In yet another attempt at bringing some culture to our little radio show and the music we love. This week our resident BrittNeck recites a line from the Kenny Chesney classic, "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy&q

Sir John joined us again this Thursday for another attempt at bringing a little culture to our show and to the music we love so much. This week our resident BrittNeck gave a fair shot at the Luke Bryan song "Country Girl - Shake It For Me", so click on the audio link below and enjoy another edition of "Cultured Country."