Episode
Swamp Dogg Teaches Us About Country and R&B
- Podcast
- The Track Star Podcast
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- Jul 27, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 399
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Summary
Today on Track Star* we are joined by legendary singer, songwriter, and producer Swamp Dogg to cover some of the songs that defined his career and discuss the complicated and somewhat blurred relationship between country and R&B. Swamp Dogg takes some time today to break down a few classic country and R&B songs, giving us an insider perspective on the hit-making process and a unique view of the people behind the iconic songs. Between the songs and the stories, Swamp Dogg gives an important analysis of Country and R&B and the similarities and differences between the two. This Episode's Track List: Cry to Me - Solomon Burke She’s All I Got - Johnny Paycheck She’s All I Got - Freddie North In the Midnight Hour - Wilson Pickett Please Don’t Bury Me - John Prine Quarter to Three - Gary U.S. Bonds You Ain’t Woman Enough - Loretta Lynn Knock on Wood - Eddie Floyd He’s Sure the Boy I Love - The Crystals Acid Tongue - Jenny Lewis Searching For Heaven - Swamp Dogg