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Act NaturallyIntroNaked Eating CheetosFlew in from FlagstaffTruth in AdvertisingTubingTopless BarWake Up CallDeath PenaltyIntroWorld's Largest MargaritaGirl's I've DatedPet SmartVictoria's SecretDoctor's VisitWinston Out of NacsarSharp Dressed Man - (featuring Brad Paisley)Intro16-Year-Old DaughterSkimpy UnderwearSex TalkQuitting SmokingBoys Call the House20 Years of MarriageIntroIce FishingNipple Bitten OffDefinition of RedneckNASCARRedneck WordsFamily Was RednecksEarliest RecollectionsHow's My ButtIntroMy Sister Is Covered With MolesThrown Out of a BarHere' Your SignRedneck JokesDon't Ask Me No Questions - (featuring Chris Cagle)Track List
Act NaturallyIntroNaked Eating CheetosFlew in from FlagstaffTruth in AdvertisingTubingTopless BarWake Up CallDeath PenaltyIntroWorld's Largest MargaritaGirl's I've DatedPet SmartVictoria's SecretDoctor's VisitWinston Out of NacsarSharp Dressed Man - (featuring Brad Paisley)Intro16-Year-Old DaughterSkimpy UnderwearSex TalkQuitting SmokingBoys Call the House20 Years of MarriageIntroIce FishingNipple Bitten OffDefinition of RedneckNASCARRedneck WordsFamily Was RednecksEarliest RecollectionsHow's My ButtIntroMy Sister Is Covered With MolesThrown Out of a BarHere' Your SignRedneck JokesDon't Ask Me No Questions - (featuring Chris Cagle)Album Notes
Personnel: Chris Cagle (vocals); John Willis (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Ilya Toshinsky (electric guitar, banjo); Alex DePue (fiddle); Robert Wright (bass guitar, background vocals); Shannon Forrest (drums, percussion).
Recording information: Bingham Bend Studioss, Franklin, TN; Crime Scene Studios, Nashville, TN.
The Blue Collar Comedy Tour was like the World Series of redneck humor. Four of the genre's most beloved practitioners hit the road together, bringing down the house night after night with their patented brand of homespun hilarity. The subsequent, seemingly inevitable film of that tour has resulted in an audio companion. The BLUE COLLAR COMEDY TOUR captures some of the funniest moments from the movie, giving all four comedians a chance to shine. Ron White's regular-guy routine is full of hysterical trailer-trash vignettes that capture the audience's imagination. Bill Engvall is probably the least overt in terms of "hick schtick," but his sentiments nevertheless lie squarely with his Blue Collar brethren. Larry the Cable Guy makes Andrew Dice Clay seem hoity-toity, with his exaggerated accent and purposefully dumber-than-thou agenda. Jeff Foxworthy is the best known of the group, and is the man who brought this kind of comedy to the mainstream. His segment naturally includes his famous "You Might Be a Redneck" bit, which is pretty much the Blue Collar Comedy fan's national anthem, and serves well as the flagship for these down-home funnymen.
