Worst Country Album Ever?

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Worst Country Album Ever?

By Jon Burstein April 21, 2009 10:08 AM

In 1995, Bubba James Hudson and Diane Horner released a country album "Do You Wanna Dance" that was so ahead of its time, no one could grasp its genius.

Who doesn't want to hear such songs as "Running Man Cowhand" and "Funky Check-out Girl"?

And I remember thinking just last week, "Why hasn't anyone done a country rap version of 'Lady in Red'?" Little did I know, Bubba had the same thought 14 years ago

This is a real album and can be bought at various sites for 99 cents.

This gem was found by the great viral video site Everything is Terrible.

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