March 22, 2012 One more win and they're in. The Eli Young Band are knocking on the door of the Texas Red Dirt Rumble Hall of Fame. Their new song 'Even if it Breaks Your Heart' topped Josh Abbott Band's 'Touch' last week. If the foursome's hit can win again, it'd make four in a row. That's good enough for Hall of Fame entry.
Two Texas titans squared off last week during the Red Dirt Rumble. After the heaviest voting in weeks, reader's decided that the Eli Young Band's 'Even if It Breaks Your Heart' was more deserving of the title of champion that Pat Green's 'All Just to Get to You.' That's two wins in a row for the current champion.
March 8, 2012 Congratulations to Eli Young Band! The Texas foursome stopped Cody Canada and the Departed's winning streak in the Taste of Country Texas Red Dirt Rumble. 'Even if It Breaks Your Heart' will move on to face a new challenger this week, a song from another Texan with major label experience.
March 1, 2012 Make it two in a row for Cody Canada and the Departed. 'Skyline Radio,' their No. 1 hit on the Texas radio chart, knocked off Cody Johnson's 'Diamond in My Pocket' by the slimmest of margins, which means the group will move on to face a new challenger during this week's Taste of Country Texas Red Dirt Rumble.
February 23, 2012 In one of the closest Texas Red Dirt Rumbles ever, Cody Canada and the Departed scooted by JB and the Moonshine Band, advancing the former Cross Canadian Ragweed frontman and his band to another round. This time they'll square off against another Cody, Cody Johnson and his new song 'Diamond in My Pocket.'
Granger Smith made it four in a row last week. His new song 'Letters to London' got by Bart Crow Band's 'Not Going Crazy' by the slimmest of margins, meaning the champion will be retired into the Texas Red Dirt Rumble Hall of Fame. This week, two new competitors will face off with hopes of their song one day joining 'Letters to London' in enshrinement.
Granger Smith has been swatting 'em out of the competition left and right with his latest single, a ballad dubbed 'Letters to London.' This week, Smith and his smooth vocals are up against Roger Creager's chart-climbing single 'Turn It Up,' and if he wins for a fourth week in a row, Smith and his tune will be retired in our Taste of Country Texas Red Dirt Rumble Hall of Fame.
Granger Smith has had no trouble battling his fellow Texas country crooners in Taste of Country's Texas Red Dirt Rumble over the past couple of weeks, brushing them aside with his new-to-radio single, 'Letters to London.' This week, however, he's up against Bart Crow Band with their latest hit, 'Not Going Crazy,' which is currently in the Top 20 on the Texas music chart.
Granger Smith is entering his second week in the Taste of Country Red Dirt Rumble with his brand-new single 'Letters to London.' The Lone Star State native just barely edged by Whiskey Myers to win last week's competition, but it was a win nonetheless, and now he'll take on Hayes Carll's latest radio hit.
Whiskey Myers toppled Brandon Rhyder in last week's Taste of Country Texas Red Dirt Rumble, stealing 60 percent of the votes to come out as the Texas act with the favorite song of the week. Now, it's time for the band to put their money where their mouth is and take on a new challenger: fellow Lone Star songster Granger Smith.
