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Drifting Cowboy

The Drifting Cowboy Podcast is where country music history and storytelling collide. Hosted by Dillon Weldon, each episode dives into the legends, lost stories, and behind-the-scenes moments that shaped country music.

Podcast · By Dillon Weldon · English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    The REAL Story Behind “Long Black Train” | Josh Turner (opens the original)

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    Josh Turner sits down with Dillon Weldon on the Drifting Cowboy Podcast to reveal the real story behind “Long Black Train”—including the powerful vision that inspired one of the most unforgettable songs in modern country music. Josh also reflects on 20 years of “Your Man” and shares the story behind the career-defining hit. He opens up about growing up surrounded by music, the vocal cord injury that left him wondering whether he would ever sing again, meeting the legendary Johnny Cash, and recor

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    What David Allan Coe Was Really Like | His Band Tells All (opens the original)

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    David Allan Coe’s former band members sit down to tell the wild, uncensored stories from their years on the road with one of country music’s most legendary outlaws. They reveal what David was really like behind the scenes—the chaos, humor, music and unforgettable moments that never made it into the official story. Joining the conversation are renowned Nashville songwriters Gary Gentry, who wrote David Allan Coe’s classic hit “The Ride,” and Bobby Keel, who wrote “Time Off for Bad Behavior.” Toge

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    What George Jones Was Really Like | Nancy Jones Tells All (opens the original)

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    In this unforgettable episode of the Drifting Cowboy Podcast, Nancy Jones opens up about the real George Jones — the husband, the friend, and the man behind one of the greatest voices in country music history. Nancy shares deeply personal stories from their marriage, including the turbulent years, George’s battle with addiction, how she helped him get sober, and the life they built together away from the spotlight. Nancy also takes us inside George Jones’ friendships with fellow country music le

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    David Allan Coe's Lost Son Finally Speaks Out (opens the original)

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    For the first time on Drifting Cowboy, David Allan Coe’s son shares the deeply personal and heartbreaking story of growing up without a relationship with his famous father and spending years hoping for the chance to finally connect with him.David Allan Coe became one of the most controversial, influential and unmistakable figures in outlaw country music, writing and recording songs that helped define an era. But behind the music, fame and legendary stories was a complicated family life that few

  5. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    The Roger Miller Stories Only His Son Could Tell (opens the original)

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    Dean Miller, son of country music legend Roger Miller, joins the Drifting Cowboy Podcast to share the stories only a son could tell. Dean opens up about what Roger Miller was really like away from the spotlight—from his unforgettable sense of humor and unpredictable antics to the friendships, struggles, and creative brilliance behind one of country music’s most original careers. He also shares personal stories involving Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and other legendary figures who crossed paths wi

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