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In this one-year anniversary episode of Rocks and Dirt, we explore the vast musical library of Jimi Hendrix. Steve found it surprising that as a guitar player Todd‘s not more familiar with the songs, Mike is surprised the Jimi Hendrix tunes didn’t make it further up the charts, Todd was surprised the Rocks and Dirt podcast has only been around for one year. As always, you’ll learn behind-the-scenes facts and be more prepared for your next appearance on “Jeopardy!”

Does Kansas have Cornhole? Well, we know Kansas has corn! In this week's installment of The Tuxedo Cats’ Rocks and Dirt podcast, we take a close look at Kansas. Steve can tell you all there is to know about the band, Todd is not sure he cares for the band, Mike host the show and referees the conversation. 
Then, we’re not in Kansas anymore. We’re talking about Cornhole! That’s right, and our friend Fletch joins us to explain all the fascinating details about the sport of Cornhole. You’ll love what you learn on this week's episode of Rocks and Dirt. A production of The Tuxedo Cats®! Can I work Cornhole into this conversation one more time! Cornhole!

This week the cool cats talk about the gangster of love and the space cowboy. Steve Miller is the rock subject of our Rocks and Dirt podcast. For the dirt, we go to the Texas Rangers who open their season with high hopes and a brand new stadium. Mike is so excited, he wore his metal cleats. Put me in coach! It’s Rocks and Dirt!

Deep Purple started in 1968 and are STILL ALIVE! Okay, with an almost entirely different line up, but still! You'll recognize Smoke on the Water, Space Truckin' and Highway Star.
And after Highway Star, we smoothly segue into a discussion about Funny Car races. Seamless! 
Listen as Steve shares his vast knowledge, Todd amazes with techy skills, and Mike starts false rumors.
Celebrating our 30th episode! It's Rocks and Dirt!

An unlikely combination from three unlikely podcasters. Tonight we look at the prolific career of Creedence Clearwater Revival, a band that cranked out 27 singles in about an hour and a half.
Actually, their career lasted a brief four years. But what a string of hits that remains a staple on classic rock stations to this day.
Todd gave us a lesson on bull riding, a sport we knew little about, but learned it’s virtually in our back yard. A slew of dates and venues make bull riding very accessible to east Texans. 
Check your local rodeo. Maybe they’ll play some CCR. 

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Southern Rockers from Jacksonville, Florida highlight a show complete with another Florida winner, the seemingly ageless Tom Brady of the surprisingly dominant Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Additional conversation involves the Super Bowl halftime performance of The Weeknd, and the ensuing mixed online reviews.
Turn us on! It’s Rocks and Dirt!