Bobby and Eddie talk about 9 artists who hated their biggest hits. From Oasis "Wonderwall" to Miley Cyrus "Party in the USA". Bobby and Eddie talk about the stories behind why the hated the songs and sometimes refused to play them live. 

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Bobby and Eddie talk about 9 artists who hated their biggest hits. From Oasis "Wonderwall" to Miley Cyrus "Party in the USA". Bobby and Eddie talk about the stories behind why the hated the songs and sometimes refused to play them live.  Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Bobby Bones hosts the biggest names in country music, pop culture and more from his studio in Nashville.

Bobby Bones hosts the biggest names in country music, pop culture and more&nbsp;from his studio in Nashville.

Bobby Bones Presents: The BobbyCast

#161 - Artists Who Hate Playing Their Hits with Bobby and Eddie

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Bobby’s ’90s country countdown rolls into 1992, a year where Billy Ray Cyrus turned “Achy Breaky Heart” into a full-on phenomenon, Garth Brooks kept dominating everything, and George Strait took country to the big screen with Pure Country. Bobby also gets into major albums from Mary Chapin Carpenter, Vince Gill, Joe Diffie, Randy Travis, and Wynonna, plus Alan Jackson’s run of number ones, Johnny Cash joining the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and big Opry moments for Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart. Along the way, he shares past conversations with artists like Billy Ray, Joe Diffie, Randy Travis, and more  while also looking back at The Real World, the Dream Team, the Los Angeles riots, and the parts of 1992 that stretched far beyond country music.

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Bobby&rsquo;s &rsquo;90s country countdown rolls into 1992, a year where Billy Ray Cyrus turned &ldquo;Achy Breaky Heart&rdquo; into a full-on phenomenon, Garth Brooks kept dominating everything, and George Strait took country to the big screen with&nbsp;Pure Country. Bobby also gets into major albums from Mary Chapin Carpenter, Vince Gill, Joe Diffie, Randy Travis, and Wynonna, plus Alan Jackson&rsquo;s run of number ones, Johnny Cash joining the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame, and big Opry moments for Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart. Along the way, he shares past conversations with artists like Billy Ray, Joe Diffie, Randy Travis, and more&nbsp; while also looking back at The Real World, the Dream Team, the Los Angeles riots, and the parts of 1992 that stretched far beyond country music.
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Country Music in the 90’s: The Year is 1992

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Brett Eldredge sits down with Bobby for a wide-ranging conversation about this new chapter of his life, including finding love, getting married, and how his perspective has changed along the way. Then Bobby counts down his 10 favorite Brett Eldredge songs, with Brett sharing the stories behind each one. He talks about the hits he still loves performing, the songs that surprised him, forgetting lyrics onstage, jumping out of a plane after his first No. 1, and why he hid “Sunday Drive” for years so no one else would record it. Brett also reflects on the songs he connects with most today, the singles that aren’t necessarily his favorites, his love of Frank Sinatra, and celebrating 10 years of Glow.

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<a href="https://www.instagram.com/bretteldredge/?hl=en" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.instagram.com/bretteldredge/?hl%3Den&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1788021864508000&amp;usg=AOvVaw3rHoc5IAB0xEPtKAMU7B76">Brett Eldredge</a>&nbsp;sits down with Bobby for a wide-ranging conversation about this new chapter of his life, including finding love, getting married, and how his perspective has changed along the way. Then Bobby counts down his 10 favorite Brett Eldredge songs, with Brett sharing the stories behind each one. He talks about the hits he still loves performing, the songs that surprised him, forgetting lyrics onstage, jumping out of a plane after his first No. 1, and why he hid &ldquo;Sunday Drive&rdquo; for years so no one else would record it. Brett also reflects on the songs he connects with most today, the singles that aren&rsquo;t necessarily his favorites, his love of Frank Sinatra, and celebrating 10 years of&nbsp;Glow.
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#668 Brett Eldredge on Finding Love, Getting Married & His Top 10 Songs

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Bobby continues the ’90s country music countdown with 1991  a year where Brooks & Dunn exploded with Brand New Man, Trisha Yearwood broke through with “She’s in Love with the Boy,” and Garth Brooks started rewriting the record books. But the year also had some heavy chapters, from The Judds’ farewell tour to the tragic loss of Dottie West and the plane crash that changed Reba’s life. Bobby also revisits Vince Gill joining the Opry, Tracy Lawrence surviving a shooting before his debut album, and the first number ones that helped launch several major careers. Plus, he takes a few detours into 1991 outside of country music  from Nirvana and Magic Johnson to the World Wide Web, Game Boy, and the pop culture moments that made the year feel unforgettable.

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Bobby continues the &rsquo;90s country music countdown with 1991&nbsp; a year where Brooks &amp; Dunn exploded with Brand New Man, Trisha Yearwood broke through with &ldquo;She&rsquo;s in Love with the Boy,&rdquo; and Garth Brooks started rewriting the record books. But the year also had some heavy chapters, from The Judds&rsquo; farewell tour to the tragic loss of Dottie West and the plane crash that changed Reba&rsquo;s life. Bobby also revisits Vince Gill joining the Opry, Tracy Lawrence surviving a shooting before his debut album, and the first number ones that helped launch several major careers. Plus, he takes a few detours into 1991 outside of country music&nbsp; from Nirvana and Magic Johnson to the World Wide Web, Game Boy, and the pop culture moments that made the year feel unforgettable.
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Country Music in the 90’s: The Year is 1991

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#161 - Artists Who Hate Playing Their Hits with Bobby and Eddie

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