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New Music from Jelly Roll, George Strait, and Josh Turner

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New Music from Jelly Roll, George Strait, and Josh Turner

A new week means new country music to enjoy. This week features music from one of Country music’s rising stars, the king of country music, and one of its most recognized voices.

Jelly Roll has a new song out, Dead End Road from the new Twisters soundtrack.

George Strait has a new song, Three Drinks Behind, from his upcoming album.

And Josh Turner returns with a love song dedicated to his wife who is also featured in the music video.

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