Garth Brooks - "Good Ride Cowboy"

[JCMF3]

jonsolo said:

Just a helpful hint the next time you attempt the art of sarcasm:  it's a whole lot more effective when you base it on facts.  Good luck. 

Well I wasn't that off on my facts. Those songs did have huge gains. But boy sorry for ruffling your feathers.

[Jonsolo]

jcmf3 said:

jonsolo said:

Just a helpful hint the next time you attempt the art of sarcasm:  it's a whole lot more effective when you base it on facts.  Good luck. 

Well I wasn't that off on my facts.  Those songs did have huge gains.  But boy sorry for ruffling your feathers.

Ruffled feathers? I'm not sure what you mean. I was simply helping you out with some advice on how to post more effectively. Nothing more.

[smack]

Not a chance. You can sort by audience today (sat 10/15), and see that it's already dropped from 9 to 11, so it's still gaining, but gains have slowed down drastically

dorr185 said:

I think it'll go to number one by Thursday and stay there for 6+ weeks.

[anitabakerfan]

WAIT....does this mean I can only purchase this at Wal-mart....cause if that's the case...I will not be buying it...I refuse to shop at Wal-Mart because of their slave labor practices....

[dcowboy77]

anitabakerfan said:

WAIT....does this mean I can only purchase this at Wal-mart....cause if that's the case...I will not be buying it...I refuse to shop at Wal-Mart because of their slave labor practices....

i thought u could still download it though.

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Producer(s): Allen Reynolds
Writer(s): B. Kennedy, J. Niemann, B. Doyle, R. Brown
Publisher(s): various
Genre: COUNTRY
Label/Catalog Number: Lyric Street (digital download)
Source: Billboard Magazine
Originally Reviewed: October 22, 2005

Garth Brooks, the king of country's royal line, comes out of hiding with a song in which he trumps himself. "Good Ride Cowboy," a tribute to the late Chris LeDoux, debuts at No. 18 on Hot Country Songs, the highest launch position ever—topping Brooks' own No. 19 debut of 1991's "The Thunder Rolls." It is no wonder the single has taken off like a wild bronco out of the chute, as it serves up all that fans have come to love and expect from Brooks. There is a foot-stompin' honky-tonk melody laced with a sassy fiddle, Brooks' personality-packed vocal and even a crowd singing along. Most tribute songs are sad, mournful dirges. Happily, this is an upbeat celebration of a life well lived. —Deborah Evans Price/Chuck Taylor

[JCMF3]

Wowsers, talk about a collapse in gains!

[bigbluenote]

jcmf3 said:

Wowsers, talk about a collapse in gains!

You can say that again.

Does anyone think that this song will pull a 'Honkytonk U' or a 'All Jacked Up'?

[smack]

bigbluenote said:

Does anyone think that this song will pull a 'Honkytonk U' or a 'All Jacked Up'?

Yup, I'm thinking it might make it to 7 on this week's BB chart, but I'm giving it like 8 weeks max in top 40 and it will drop like a rock. Station I've been listening to hasn't played it in over a week!