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Pickup Man | Joe Diffie | 03:36 | |
Same Old Train | Marty Stuart, Earl Scruggs, Clint Black, Joe Diffie | 06:01 | |
I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair | Mark Chesnutt, George Jones, Patty Loveless, Garth Brooks | 02:48 | |
Prop Me up Beside the Jukebox (If I Die) | Joe Diffie | 03:49 | |
John Deere Green | Joe Diffie | 04:33 | |
Home | Joe Diffie | 03:25 | |
Girl Ridin' Shotgun | Joe Diffie | 03:30 | |
Just For The Love Of It | Joe Diffie, Charley Pride | 03:48 | |
Redneck Tendencies (HARDY feat. Trace Adkins, Joe Diffie) | HIXTAPE, HARDY, Trace Adkins, Joe Diffie | 02:52 | |
Third Rock From The Sun | Joe Diffie | 02:48 |
90’s country superstar Joe Diffie
was born December 28, 1958 to parents who instilled a love of music in their
son. He sang as a boy, and by 14 was performing in concert with family members.
After trying to work steady jobs while singing on the side, he was forced to
declare bankruptcy in the mid 80s. Diffie devoted himself to music career in
Nashville, and got his foot in the door as a songwriter and demo singer. He
signed with Epic in 1989 and that same year he wrote the Holly Dunn top 5
country hit “There Goes My Heart Again”. His debut album, 1990’s ballad
heavy A Thousand Winding Roads, spun off a pair of country chart-toppers
(“Home” and “If the Devil Danced (In Empty Pockets)”) as well as
two addition singles that climbed to number 2. That began a run of chart
domination for Diffie that continued throughout the decade. He began to mix in
more humorous songs with the 1993 album Honky Tonk Attitude and was
rewarded with three top 5 singles. 1995’s Third Rock from the Sun contained
the number 1s “Pickup Man” and the title track. After 1999’s A Night
to Remember, Diffie left Epic and had his final top 10 single with the
title track of his 2001 album In Another World. He would release three
more albums before passing away from COVID-19 on March 24, 2020.