“A Little On The Redneck Side” Follows Top 20 “Hook Line & Sinker”
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Nashville, Tennessee – Hot on the heels of their first Top 20 single “Hook Line & Sinker,” Smith & Wesley is hitting the country airwaves with the rockin’ “A Little On The Redneck Side.” Written by Johnathan East, the upbeat song is the latest from their new For Better Or For Worse album on the Dream Walkin’ Records label distributed by BFD via Orchard.
“I’m a fun lovin’, beer chuggin’ reckless kind that don’t take nothin’.
Put me down, we can sure ‘nough step outside.
I like Jim Beam, John Wayne, us good ol’ boys we’re all the same.
With a big hell yeah and a whole lotta American pride.
Just a little on the redneck side”
“We didn’t write this, but Johnathan sure did capture who we are, where we’re from and what Smith & Wesley is all about,” said brothers Scott and Todd Smith. “We’re so thankful to Country radio for supporting our music and we’re excited about the feedback on this new one!”
The guys recently wrapped up a great run that started with their inaugural Smith & Wesley and Friends! Concert Presented by 107.9 NASH ICON concert starring John Anderson, Bucky Covington, Mitch Rossell and others in their hometown of Ringgold, Georgia. They joined Gretchen Wilson and a host of other country and rock stars at the Vette City Motorcycle & Music Fest and also headlined recent dates in Frederick, MD and Murray, KY.
Deeply rooted in their North Georgia heritage, the Smith & Wesley sound speaks to people of all walks of life. In addition to their chart successes, all of their single releases have topped research categories to become industry and fan favorites alike. Their latest single, “Hook, Line & Sinker,” was their first to break the Top 20 of the national country music charts, and the hilarious music video continues to be a staple on music video channels.
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