Dance Time in Texas
A weekly show featuring the Top Texas Red Dirt songs packing the dance floors
Featured Artist • Ned LeDoux
I first met Ned LeDoux many years ago in Kaycee, Wyoming, when we were both younger, sporting long hair and chasing our own adventures. It’s been pretty cool to watch his journey from those days to becoming an accomplished artist in his own right.
Ned’s musical roots run deep in the LeDoux family. Before stepping into the spotlight, he operated the Mechanical bull at his dad Chris LeDoux’s legendary shows and eventually became the second drummer in Chris’s band. Today, Ned carries on that tradition while creating a sound and story all his own. His latest album, Safe Haven, reflects the experiences that have shaped him.
This week, Ned talks about his music, growing up in the LeDoux family, life on the road, and the incredible opportunity to be part of Dan Seals & Friends – The Last Duet.
Ned recreated “God Must Be a Cowboy,” originally recorded by his dad in 1984, as a special new duet with the legendary Dan Seals. It’s a conversation about music, family, memories, and carrying the LeDoux legacy into a new generation.
TOP Texas Red Dirt Songs
1. Floorboard Full of Roses - David Lewis
2. Take It Easy Cowgirl - Aaron Loy
Hard Time Moving On - The Great Divide
4. Highway Robbery - Jason Scott & The High Heat
5. That's What Cowboys Do - Curtis Grimes
6. Feeling Good Again - Turnpike Troubadours fea. Sierra Hull
7. Never Really Mine - Kaitlin Butts
8. Third Row George Strait - Frank Ray
10. I Don't Drink Anymore - Timothy Howls
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CHART RESEARCH
Song rankings are determined by the Texas Country Music Chart and the CDX Nashville Traction TX Chart, the officially recognized charts of the Texas Country Music Association.