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Owen sits down with me for one of the most honest and wide-open
conversations of his career. We talk Brooks & Dunn telling
him to pump the brakes, Alan Jackson moments that shaped him, and
why he’s doubling down on real country music. Jake also opens up
about working with Shooter Jennings on his new album and the
shift toward a raw, traditional sound.From his early days
grinding in bars to becoming one of the biggest names of the
2000s and 2010s, Jake walks through the highs, lows, left turns,
and lessons learned along the way. If you love stories about
Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson, Hank Jr., traditional country,
songwriting, and the evolution of Nashville—this episode is
loaded.In this episode:The moment Brooks & Dunn told Jake
Owen to STOPJake’s memories of Alan Jackson and the old-school
Nashville wayHis deep love for Hank Jr. and classic countryHow
working with Shooter Jennings changed his soundWhy his new album
leans heavy into traditional country musicStories from throughout
Jake’s career—touring, radio, writing, and the moments that
shaped his voiceIf you want to see where country music is
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