Rodney Carrington
Rodney Carrington is a country singer and comedian from Longview, Texas. His songs like 'Show Them To Me' and 'A Beer Is Better Than A Woman' mix humor with...
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Rodney Carrington is a country singer and comedian from Longview, Texas. His songs like 'Show Them To Me' and 'A Beer Is Better Than A Woman' mix humor with country music, often leaning into raunchy or irreverent territory. He released albums including 'Morning Wood' in 2000 and 'Nutsack' in 2002.
Carrington's material has sometimes drawn criticism, like in 2009 when he was called out for remarks about female fans during a show. He's kept making music anyway, putting out records like 'El Niño Loco' in 2009 and 'Get Real Country' in 2014. Other songs in his catalog include 'Pickup Truck', 'Carlos Man Of Love', and 'Ugly Women'.
He's worked with musicians including John Wheeler on bass and Tom Dula on drums. His style doesn't fit neatly into mainstream country, but he's built an audience that goes along with the jokes.
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