Don't Touch My Willie - Kevin Fowler - MP3 instrumental karaoke

There are many perennial elements to country music. There tends to be songs about heartbreak. There are usually songs about alcohol. And there’s a tendency to sing about faith and resiliency. But there’s also a very strong component of humor that runs through the history of the genre. “Don’t Touch My Willie,” the 2004 song by American country music singer Kevin Fowler, is a good example of humor in country music. Written and recorded for Kevin Fowler’s fourth album Loose, Loud & Crazy (2004), “Don’t Touch My Willie” is a wordplay-laden country send-up about a relationship that appears to be moving too fast for comfort… when one of the parties attempts to put their hands on the other’s Willie Nelson record collection. “Don’t Touch My Willie” was written by Kevin Fowler, Bobby Pounds, and Holly Watson. It was produced by Billy Joe Walker. Loose, Loud & Crazy peaked at Number 31 on the US Billboard Top Country Albums chart, as well as Number 195 on the US Billboard 200 album chart.