David Lee Murphy on Dust on the Bottle, Offshore Fishing & Old Nashville | God’s Country
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David Lee Murphy joins The Brothers Hunt on this week’s episode of God’s Country, and this one is packed with legendary stories from one of the coolest dudes to ever hit Music Row. From writing iconic country songs like “Dust on the Bottle,” “Big Green Tractor,” and “Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not,” to talking old Nashville, songwriting, road life, offshore fishing in Guatemala, marlin tournaments, and the wild days of country music in the ‘80s — DL delivers nonstop stories and laughs.
The guys dive into David Lee Murphy’s upbringing in southern Illinois, early days grinding on Music Row, writing hits for artists like Jason Aldean and Reba McEntire, and why he still loves playing music after 40+ years in the game. Plus: bounce house disasters, concrete stains, hunting culture, hunter safety classes in schools, and some absolutely unreal fishing stories.
If you love country music, songwriting stories, outdoors culture, fishing, hunting, and classic Nashville tales, this episode is for you.
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