Darryl Worley debuts new single
Monday, June 23, 2008 – Darryl Worley will debut his new single "Tequila On Ice" twice this weekend, as he performs on the Grand Ole Opry Friday night and a full-band set following the O'Reilly 200 Craftsman Truck Race at the Memphis Motorsports Park Saturday night. A big NASCAR fan, Worley was invited to be an honorary pit crew member for Bobby Hamilton Racing's number 4 Bryden Motors Dodge driven by Stacy Compton and their number 18 Dodge Motorsports truck driven by Dennis Setzer. "Tequila On Ice," written by Marty Dodson and Rivers Rutherford, is available for listening at Worley's web site, www.darrylworley.com. Worley is signed to James Stroud's new label. He was the former head of DreamWorks Nashville.
More news for Darryl Worley
- 03/11/19: Worley announces new album
- 01/30/12: Worley signs record deal
- 10/22/10: Worley cancer center opens in November
- 09/27/10: Worley charity event raises $200K
- 07/27/10: Worley runs the Tennessee River again
- 04/22/10: Worley does military tour
- 02/10/10: Worley goes for the Cribs
- 11/25/09: Worley recovers from neck surgery
CD reviews for Darryl Worley
Never taking anything for granted. That's the point of Darryl Worley's song, You Never Know. The song might have a heavy theme about treating every day as if its your last. But that's the exception on a disc filled with fun-loving songs with a recurring theme of having a good ol' time.
Fellow country artists Jamey Johnson, Mel Tillis and Bill Anderson lend their voices on Don't Show Up (If You Can't Get Down).
But the highlight is definitely, Honkytonk Life - which ...
It's been three and a half years since Darryl Worley gained fame for "Have You Forgotten?" Worley has changed with the political landscape, choosing to record a different type of patriotic song on his new 13-track album. "I Just Came Back from a War" is written from the perspective of an Iraqi war veteran returning home and how he deals with everyone around him saying he's a changed person. It's a powerful message, and it's pro-war sentiment is much more ...
Darryl Worley gets dark on his fourth and deepest album. The dozen songs often focus on the hardscrabble small town Southern life, murder, facing death and difficult relationships. This is not easy subject matter to digest even when Worley applies a lighter side musically (the well done "I Love Her, She Hates Me").
"If Something Should Happen" is sung in the voice of a cancer victim who may not survive. Not exactly the typical major label country fare these days. "Facing Death" describes the ...
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