![]() ![]() The track was produced by noted Nashville songwriter and respected industry veteran Jerry Salley and engineered by Chris Latham. On the way out (B.Whyte/P.Bogart/D.Wilson) If you don’t like that let me tell you a little There’s meat and taters and a lot of fried vittles The song, penned by hitmakers Bill Whyte, Paul Bogart and Dan Wilson, is a tale of country vs city and a love it or leave it mentality.Īin’t gotta pay for no John Deere parkin’ The lyrics are as sassy as you’d presume and leave little to the imagination. Ringing steel guitar kicks off what Miller calls a “hoppin’ little number that gets up and goes,” and a slap bass sets the pace for Nashville’s A-Team players to meet the challenge. Fans can purchase the single now, and radio can access the track via AirPlay Direct. American Idol alum Alex Miller makes his Billy Jam Records debut today with “Don’t Let The Barn Door Hit Ya,” a fast-paced Western Swing tune that tastemaker Duncan Warwick of Country Music People calls “a guaranteed good time.” The track will spin on over 650 jukeboxes at popular restaurant chain Texas Roadhouse as Miller is chosen as the brand’s October Artist of the Month. ![]()
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