Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, we're covering this song because we can.

This melody is beyond compare

We get to our blockin' everywhere

And a seltry seductress named Jolene

The chorus like a breath of spring

Her vocals and iconic thing, we're talking

Jolie this time on one song.

I mean, at least the notes were right.

Yeah, accuracy is what we go for in comedy music.

Luxury, my friend, today we are doing something different. Today we are going country.

Yes, very different for us. Very different for us. Very different for me. I will often say to people,

the one genre where I feel like I just don't know a whole lot is country. But today we are going

country and we're going to tell you the story of truly one

song. You know, we're going to track this song all the way from its genesis, which was apparently

sparked by a chance encounter at a bank. But we're going to talk about its genesis. We're going to

talk about its recording and its release. And then we're going to examine how this song, which was recorded in

1973, has continued to stay relevant and transcend genres and eras.

That's right, to y'all. It has been covered by a really eclectic range of artists from

Olivia Newton, John, to Miley Cyrus, Lil Nas X, even the White Stripes had to go.

But most recently, the song is at the forefront of popular culture because it was covered by

none other than Beyonce on her recent...

Oh, Cowboy Carter.

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