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Gary Lee And Showdown
Gary Lee And Showdown came out of Texas in the early 2000s. They had a hit with 'The Rodeo Song,' which got some national attention. They put out a few...
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Gary Lee And Showdown came out of Texas in the early 2000s. They had a hit with 'The Rodeo Song,' which got some national attention.
They put out a few albums, including one called 'Bound for Glory' that had songs like 'Gone Country' and 'I've Got a Lot of Livin' to Do.' The bass player Mike Morgan left in 2010, and Jason Aldean took over on bass.
Their song 'I'm Not Gonna Change' drew some criticism for what people heard as political content. Gary Lee sang and played guitar.
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