On the Record Ep. 50 | George Birge Talks Number Ones, The Spotlight on Country Music, and New Single

George Birge is a Texas-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter who is best known for his hits, “Mind On You” and “Cowboy Songs.”

He joins On the Record Presented by John Deere to discuss the grind of working towards a hit as a songwriter, collaborations, and new upcoming music.

Watch On the Record every Friday at 7:30 PM Eastern on RFD-TV and also the RFD-TV Now App.

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