He said you could set his truck on fire, roll it down a hill, and he still wouldn’t trade it for a Coupe DeVille. He told us about a water tower with the words “Billy Bob loves Charlene,” in letters three feet high on it. Some might say he was “Bigger Than The Beatles,” at least in a few circles. When it was all said and done, way too early I might add, Joe Diffie was one of the most popular and successful country music stars of my teenage years, and continued to perform into his sixties. The greatest mullet in American music history was his claim to pop culture fame, along with radio classics like “Honky Tonk Attitude,” “Pickup Man,” and “Third Rock From The Sun.” Diffie was recently the subject of the Jason Aldean tribute track, “1994.” ‘Regular’ Joe passed away today at age 61, from complications of the COVID-19 pandemic. He was always a favorite performer of mine, I still enjoy his hits as much now as I did then. I never got to see him live, but I’m sure he did okay without me. Thanks for the memories, Joe...Joe...Joe Diffie!!! You’ll always be the “Pickup Man” to me, though I have to admit “I’d Like To Have A Problem Like That” was my all-time favorite of your songs. Rest In Peace (at Upstairs Retreat VERA WANG) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-WiKl9g0tE/?igshid=1b9ibosa8iqf
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