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We’re back with another deep dive into Garth Brooks’ Ultimate Hits DVD from the Blame It All on My Roots: Five Decades of Influences box set — and this time we’re tackling videos 19 through 23! 

In this episode, Deb, Pete, and Jess continue working their way through Garth’s legendary music video catalog, revisiting everything from rowdy concert performances to emotional storytelling moments that remind us why these songs still hit so hard.

Along the way, we talk about the live energy of “American Honky Tonk Bar Association,” the absolutely chaotic Central Park performance of “The Fever,” and the swoon-worthy moments in “To Make You Feel My Love.” We also dive into the storytelling power of “The Beaches of Cheyenne,” and end the episode with a discussion of “The Change,” a video that honors the heroes and victims of the Oklahoma City bombing.

Some videos made us laugh, some made us wish for a different creative approach, and one reminded us just how powerful music can be when it connects to real-world events.

If you’ve been missing a little Garth in your life lately, this episode is packed with the kind of nostalgia that keeps us coming back to these songs again and again.

So grab your cowboy hat, turn the volume up, and join us as we continue our journey through Garth’s incredible video history.

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