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Kevin Fowler's catchy No. 1 hit 'How Country Are Ya?' languished, as the singer couldn't get past the chorus and the "Yep" that comes between each lyric. In this video exclusive to Taste to Country, Fowler shares how two members of Blackjack Billy moved the title track along during the songwriting process. Fans can also listen to the song in its entirety below.

Most love song videos may have you envisioning stargazing, romantic kisses and candlelight dinners, but Kevin Fowler's 'Love Song' music video is anything but typical.

This week the Redneck Messiah, Kevin Fowler, hopes to side step Jason Boland, Reckless Kelly, and Wade Bowen and score the top spot. Can he do it? Let’s find out.

This week Wade Bowen looks to hold on to the No.1 spot for a fourth consecutive week. But to do it he'll have to hold off Jason Boland, Reckless Kelly, and Kevin Fowler -- that's gonna be tough. Who lands the top spot? Let’s find out.

The title track from Kevin Fowler's upcoming seventh studio album asks a question the Texas singer is proud to answer. During 'How Country Are Ya?' Fowler is pushed by a cutie at the bar to prove his country credibility. The music video -- available for the first time via this Taste of Country exclusive premiere -- is his unique and comical response.

If you're a young band looking to sustain a long, successful career in music -- look no further than the Kevin Fowler business model. Fowler's made it a point to release music he loves, and music his fans love.

Well howdy, howdy, howdy! Kevin Fowler has been named NRA Country's Artist of the Month for October -- leading right up to the release of his new album "How Country Are Ya?" out Nov. 12.

Two weeks ago Kevin Fowler called in to Radio Texas, LIVE! for the world debut of his new single "How Country Are Ya?" And in true Fowler fashion we debuted the hell outta that song.

If I were planning a trip across the ocean to hunt animals in Africa, there is not another person in all of Texas I can think of who I'd rather go with than Kevin Fowler. Turns out, the Redneck Messiah has an African safari planned -- and you're just two steps away from your chance to go with him, courtesy of Tough Country.

Man, West Texans party hard. Just as hard as East Texans, except they do it in the dirt -- in a lot of dirt. This weekend I made my way to Midland for "Crude Fest," what a great show. And once we got accustomed to the layer of dirt on everything, we were able to enjoy some really great weather. Here's some pics from the show.

This year he's a finalist for "Live Act of the Year" at the Lone Star Music Awards. According to Kevin Fowler and Aaron Watson, he is the next breakout star in the Texas scene. Judging by the quality of music he's putting out, the radio play he's receiving and the steady growth of crowds at his shows, Cody Johnson is no less than a sure thing for Fowler and Watson to put their money on.

What a year it was for music in Texas. Denton based Eli Young Band's "Even if it Breaks Your Heart," a Will Hoge penned song, was nominated for a Grammy. JB and the Moonshine Band scored a Rolling Stone Magazine Top 5 Country album with "Beer for Breakfast." It was a breakout year for bands like The Damn Quails and even Kyle Park -- who, even though he's enjoyed a long career t