Music From Season 4 of "The Ranch" on Netflix

Random Notes

Netflix released the latest season of its comedy drama The Ranch on Dec 15th, and just similar the first 3 seasons, country music plays a big part in both the dialog and the soundtrack. The series stars Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Debra Winger, and Sam Elliott. Set in Garrison, Colorado, the story is almost a done upward football actor (Ashton Kutcher) who returns dwelling to find his father (Sam Elliot) struggling to keep the family ranch going. The thirty-minute comedy is filmed in front of a studio audition, and feels very much like a network Idiot box sitcom, except in that location's no commercials, and the dialogue will detect the occasional swear word.

In Season 4, all of the episodes are named after the songs of Garth Brooks (or songs he'south covered). The music of Patsy Cline, Ricky Nelson, Conway Twitty, Merle Haggard, Don Gibson, Brenda Lee, and more make the soundtrack, every bit do songs from newer artists such every bit Sam Outlaw, The Cactus Blossoms, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell, Amanda Shires, Sara Watkins, Blitzen Trapper, Mandolin Orange, and others. Mainstream artists featured include Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, and Brothers Osborne, and Thomas Rhett makes an advent on the 2nd episode.

The Ranch loves to embed music in scenes nether the dialog, sometimes making it difficult to pick out, and Shazaming it well-nigh impossible unless it'due south an ending scene. Saving Land Music has done what it can to identify as many songs as possible, and please feel free to pipage up with any suggestions or hints for the songs and scenes still not identified. Apparently the creators of The Ranch want to make discovering the songs part of the fun of the series, because they go on their soundtrack close to the vest.

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Happy song hunting.

Episode ane – Learning to Alive Again

  • "Naked" – The Bodeans – (Colt and Dale in the befouled)
  • "Life'due south Railway to Heaven" – Patsy Cline (Beau and Brenda in the firm)
  • "While I Was Abroad" – Pat Green – (Filly visits Mr. Peterson)
  • "Rose in Tennessee" – Jeff Hahn (Rooster, Beau and Filly in bar)
  • "Garden Party" – Ricky Nelson (Beau and Brenda in the salon)
  • "The Oil Businesswoman's Wife" Jeff Hahn – (Colt and Abbey at Abbey's house)
  • "Things I've Learned" – Hadley Park (ending credits)

Episode 2 – Wrapped Upwards in You

  • "Ranch Hand'due south Blues" – The Bodeans – (Nikki gets a chore from Rooster at the bar)
  • "Cornbread and Butter" – Aaron Benwad (Colt and Abby discuss going to the Thomas Rhett concert at the bar)
  • "Cute Yous" – The Waifs – (Boyfriend and Brenda talk at the salon)
  • "Redneck Girl" – The Bellamy Brothers – (Rooster and Beau talking at the bar)
  • "American Spirit" – Thomas Rhett (When Colt and Abbey are backstage)
  • "Mama'due south Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Exist Cowboys" – Ed Bruce  (Young man and Dale talk on the porch about wellness)
  • "T-Shirt" Thomas Rhett – (Thomas Rhett performing at the concert)
  • "Nonetheless Better Days" – Chris Shifflett – (At the bar, Rooster gets busted for serving booze to minor)
  • "Craving You" – Thomas Rhett (at the Thomas Rhett concert)
  • "Dice a Happy Man" – Thomas Rhett – (Colt in the concert boozer tank)

Episode 3 – Rodeo and Juliet

  • "Allow It Break" – Aaron Benwad – (Rooster and lawyer in bar)
  • "Cowboys in Nashville" – Dan Dyer – (Fellow and Mr. Peterson talk)
  • "Maggie's Bar" – The Bodeans – (Colt and Abbey at Abbey's house)
  • "Half A Man" – Willie Nelson – (Swain, Rooster, and natural gas lady on the porch)
  • "Oh Sarah" – Sturgill Simpson – (Rooster apologizes)
  • "Iii Year Old" – Eric Church – (Young man talks to Mr. Peterson)

Episode iv – Much Besides Young (To Feel This Damn One-time)

  • ???? – (Beau, Rooster, and Colt at the bar)
  • "Nobody Wins" – Brenda Lee (Beau runs into ex)
  • "You're Dreaming" – The Cactus Blossoms –  (Filly and Abbey talk well-nigh wedding)
  • ???? – (Colt and Rooster at cabin)
  • "Branded Homo" – Merle Haggard – (Filly and Abbey at bar)
  • ???? – (EDM song, party at Rooster's motel)
  • "Without A Word" – Sara Watkins – (dinner with Young man at the house)
  • "Cotton Eye Joe" – Rednex – (Colt and Abbey on the porch)
  • "Speed Trap Boondocks" – Jason Isbell – (Catastrophe credits)

Episode 5 – More Than A Memory

  • "21 Summer" – Brothers Osborne – (Opening scene)
  • "It'south Not Love, Merely Information technology's Peachy" – Merle Haggard – (Filly, Young man, and Brenda in the barn)
  • "Coffee 'Til Midnight" – Alan Jeffries (Fellow and Dale in the barn)
  • "Loved" – The Bodeans – (Colt and Abbey talk at house)
  • "I Had a Lovely Time" – The Kendalls – (Rooster and engineer at bar)
  • "Powder Bluish" – The Cactus Blossoms (In the rain)
  • "Take Me Home" – The Roosevelts – (Rooster and engineer at bar, over again)
  • "Come As You Were" – T. Graham Brownish (Fellow and Dale at the diner)
  • "Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings" – Don Gibson (Ending credits)

Episode half-dozen – When You Came Dorsum to Me Once again

  • "Next To Yous" – Aaron Benwad – (Maggie Comes Back)
  • "The Last Time" – The Bodeans – (Colt, Rooster, Maggie at the bar)
  • "I Know What Information technology's Like" – Amanda Shires (Boyfriend and Brenda at the salon)
  • "Soaked in the Pelting" – Farewell Milwaukee – (Filly and Abbey on the porch)
  • "Who Practice You Think You Are?" – Sam Outlaw – (Maggie and Rooster at the bar)
  • "Tin Man" – Miranda Lambert – (Brenda, Joanne, and Beau at the house)
  • "Always Wanting You" – Merle Haggard – (Maggie and Swain on the porch)
  • Don Gallardo – "Diamonds & Aureate" – (Rooster and Maggie at the bar)
  • "I Merely Wanna Be Lone With You" – The Carmonas – (Ending credits)

Episode 7 – Do What You Gotta Practise

  • Don Gallardo – "Diamonds & Gold" – (Rooster and Maggie at the bar)
  • "The Last Time" – The Bodeans – (Colt and Abbey talk most moving at the house)
  • "Drifting Dreaming" – The Waifs – (Boyfriend and Maggie talk about pipeline at the firm)
  • "Trouble" – Accept Gun Volition Travel – (Hammer darts)
  • "All My Worry" – Kate York – (Filly and Abbey in the bedroom)
  • "Okie From Muskogee" – Merle Haggard – (Colt and Mr. Peterson)
  • "Wheels" – Steve Moakler – (ending credits)

Episode eight – Big Money

  • "Jay Leno" – The Bodeans – (Colt, Rooster, and Maggie in the car)
  • "To Become To You" – Jerry Wallace – (Filly, Rooster, and banker in the diner)
  • "Waltz About Whiskey" – Mandolin Orangish – (Colt, Rooster, and Abbey at the bar)
  • "From Now On" – Mandolin Orange (Beau chopping wood)
  • "Take It From Me" – Andrew Combs (Rooster and engineer at the cabin)
  • "My Former Human being" – Zac Brown Band (Ending credits)

Episode 9 – Own't Goin Down (Til' The Sunday Comes Up)"

  • "Stranger in a Foreign State" – Blitzen Trapper (Beau and Colt in the cabin)
  • "The Way It Dimmed" – Amanda Shires – (Maggie and Abbey at the bar)
  • "Is This The Best I'm Gonna Feel" – Don Gibson (Beau, Joanne, and Dale on the porch)
  • "Crop Comes In" – Chatham County Line – (Abbey and Colt in the house)
  • "Never Really Gone" – Calico The Band – (Maggie and Colt talk at the bar)
  • "Beaujolais" – The Bodeans – (Rooster and Mart at the cabin)
  • "A Human Who Was Gonna Die Immature" – Eric Church – (Ending)

Episode x – If Tomorrow Never Comes

  • "One Final Kiss" – Aaron Benwad – (Outside on the porch earlier Beau leaves)
  • "If It Makes Yous" – The Bodeans – (Abbey and Rooster talk at the house)
  • "List of Lovers" – Lola and the Huntsman – (Colt and Abbey talk at the house)
  • "Howdy Darlin'" – Conway Twitty – (Maggie and Beau at eating house)
  • "The Waking Hours" – Halfway – (Colt talks to lawyer at the bar)
  • "The Terminal Cowboy Song" – Ed Bruce (Colt and Rooster talking at the house)
  • "Down On You Over again" – Jeff Hahn – (Filly and Abbey talk)
  • "Have You Ever" – The Avett Brothers – (Colt and Rooster see with Mr. Peterson)
  • "Til Then" – Elizabeth Cook – (Ending)

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