joe diffie

From midday to well after sundown on Friday (Aug. 7), Day 2 of Country on the River 2015 was jam-packed with country music, country music and, yes, more country music.

Joe Diffie seems to be experiencing a nice resurgence in his popularity. I believe it's because of the Jason Aldean song "1994". I for one am a huge Joe Diffie Fan and I think that his latest song he did the duet with D-Thrash of the Jawga Boyz, is awesome. Joe Diffie fans, no need to search the web to find all of Joe's 'official music videos’ here. We’ve got them all right here. Read Mo

Joe Diffie has recently seen his popularity rise again, thanks primarily to Jason Aldean's hit song "1994" and it appears that Joe responded to Aldean's tune. Joe Diffie and  D-Thrash of the Jawga  Boyz put out this awesome song and video last summer.

In December of 1994 the weather was cold, but the radio was on fire with artists like George Strait, Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, Pam Tillis and Joe Diffie. They all had songs at the top of the charts. However, Tim McGraw and Pam Tillis stayed at number one for two weeks. Joe Diffie on the other hand camped out at number one for four weeks straight with his song titled "Pickup Man". The win

Back in the day, when Clay Walker had a No.1 song on the country charts, the very next day he would release a new song. Such is the case in the Fall of 1994 when Clay had two songs at No.1. One at the beginning of Fall and the other at the end of Fall. Walker was mastering the top of the charts and monopolizing the radio airwaves. But 1994 also had other amazing songs by other artists as well. Rea

You can't think of Jason Aldean lately without thinking of '1994,' and you can't think of that catchy hit without thinking of Joe Diffie. There were high expectations that the singer would appear in Aldean's music video or 2013 ACMs performance. However, there was no Diffie in sight -- except for the move Aldean was doing onstage. The '90s hitmaker has shared on why he was missing.

Aaron Tippin, Joe Diffie and Sammy Kershaw joined forces earlier this year when they hit the road together for the Roots and Boots Tour. Playing together for their diehard fans went so well that now the three country music legends are going to release an album together.

If you're an old-school country music fan, you're going to love the upcoming Roots & Boots Tour. Featuring Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin and Joe Diffie, this tour is tailor made for longtime, hardcore country music fans.

One of the most talked-about tracks on Jason Aldean's new album, 'Night Train,' finds the singer showing off his rap skills yet again, while revering one of his musical heroes, Joe Diffie.