
Dance Time in Texas
A weekly show featuring the Top Texas Red Dirt songs packin' the dancefloors

A weekly show featuring the Top Texas Red Dirt songs packin' the dancefloors

If you've spent any time around the Texas dancehall scene, chances are you've two-stepped to a Kylie Frey song. This Louisiana native and former rodeo queen has racked up an impressive 13 Number One hits on the Texas charts. Kylie's musical journey began early, encouraged by her grandfather to sing the National Anthem at every rodeo she could find. His reasoning? That's how Reba McEntire got her start. Fast forward to today, and Reba recorded and released Kylie's very first Number One hit, "One Night in Tulsa."
Speaking of hits, Kylie's latest chart-topper, "Fort Worth," is a playful, flirty duet with Randall King. Originally pitched to Cody Johnson, the song found its perfect home with Kylie and Randall, who turned it into a Texas dancehall favorite.
Set in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, the song follows two former flames trading playful jabs while trying to make each other jealous during a night out on the town. It's got plenty of sass, a little heartbreak, and all the ingredients for a packed dance floor.
1. How Many Sorrys - Cameron Allbright
3. One Wild Reason - Jesse Raub Jr
4. Painted You Pretty - Hudson Westbrook
5. Rocky Mountain Low - Corey Kent & Koe Wetzel
6. Stubborn & Remains - William Clark Green
7. I Can't Over You - Tristan Roberson
8. Hard to Write a Love Song - Mike Ryan
9. Going Through Whiskey Like Water - Tilluride
10. Neon Never Lies - Caleb Young
Song rankings are based on the Texas Country Music Chart and the Traction TX Chart.
The officially recognized charts of the Texas Country Music Association.
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