Creed Fisher has never shied away from his roots. He proudly leans into his redneck identity and places that outlook at the center of his tough, Texas‑bred country sound. Although he often highlights the rough‑around‑the‑edges side of the genre—something he underscored with his 2016 album Rednecks Like Us—his music is grounded in the traditions that reach back to early country pioneers like Hank Williams. Born and raised in West Texas, Fisher began writing songs as a kid, but after high school he followed a different path and spent nine years playing minor‑league football. When his athletic career ended, a long marriage ended as well. Fisher poured that upheaval into songwriting, launching his professional music journey with the 2012 single “I’ll Keep Drinkin’.” The track, along with his debut album Down Here in Texas, helped him build a strong local following around Odessa. Not long after, he released a second album, Ain’t Scared to Bleed.
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If You Have A Right To Burn My Flag
This Place Called USA
That’s Where I Stand
I Miss John Wayne
You Shoulda Been a Redneck
Old School
I’ve Been Drunk and I’m Still Drinkin’
The Way That I Am
Come and Hold Me