Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One for the Road

Artist	Jeff Foxworthy/Bill Engvall/Ron White/Larry the Cable Guy
Format	CD
Label Name	Warner Bros.
Producer	Paul Riddle, J.P. Williams, Alan C. Blomquist
Release Date	2006 06 06
Song List	1: I'm an Idiot (4:26) 2: Good American Breakfast (2:13) 3: Scooter to Level 9 (2:26) 4: You Need a Massage (3:19) 5: Buying Stuff (3:17) 6: Boarding Our Dogs (4:28) 7: Erectile Dysfunction & Dieting Tips (3:23) 8: Put the Damn Helmet On! (2:29) 9: Indian Reservations & Sanibel Island (3:24) 10: The Don Cesar Hotel (4:13) 11: Eskimos & Grizzlies (4:36) 12: Moussaoui & Sex Offenders (1:16) 13: Cheapest Lasik Surgery (2:17) 14: Redneck Dictionary (1:03) 15: Supermodel or Redneck (2:10) 16: Redneck Fashion Tip #1 (2:29) 17: Redneck Fashion Tip #2 (3:56) 18: More Fashion Tips (3:32) 19: Tee Shirt Drawer (3:05) 20: Hunting with My Wife (1:20) 21: Amish Girls & Geico Insurance (1:35) 22: Calgary Stampede, Sex Tapes & Weight Loss (3:03) 23: Dating & Marriage (2:37) 24: Fishing (2:48) 25: Hunting, Popeyes & PETA (1:45) 26: Bass Pro Shop & Wal-Mart (2:28) 27: That's Embarassing (1:28) 28: Home Depot (4:19) 29: Our Favorite Jokes (8:29) 30: Embarrassing Photos (12:50) 31: One More for the Road (6:59)
Style.Categories	Standup Comedy, Country Comedy

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The companion CD to the Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One for the Road film is a scattershot release. Having stretched themselves a bit thin with a television series, a satellite radio station, and solo excursions into big Hollywood movies, there's a noticeable drop in enthusiasm from Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy. Foxworthy's "Redneck Dictionary" and assorted fashion tips are nothing more than his "You Might Be a Redneck" routine retooled slightly, while Larry's set is just plain sloppy and uninspired. Like Foxworthy, Bill Engvall falls back on his old ways, but he sounds more comfortable doing it and delivers a pleasant if unmemorable set. Ron White, on the other hand, sounds ready to break out into bigger and better things with hilarious material that makes the first disc worthwhile. The second CD has the key track, the loose and incredibly fun "Our Favorite Jokes," which features all four members just tellin' jokes, front-porch style. After that, it's the gang looking and laughing at old pictures -- something that just doesn't work without the visuals -- and a sentimental song from Jerome McComb that cloyingly tells Blue Collar Tour backstage stories of spit cups mistaken for Cokes. None of it sounds like it was meant to share album space together, and while "Our Favorite Jokes" and White's set are good reasons for mega-fans to check this release, everyone else can skip this minor effort. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide