Americana Is On NASCAR Music Video

The song is "Americana" by Moe Bandy, and the three part docu-series will air on August 9, 16 and 23. It's called "NASCAR Americana." The video with the same song features the intro where Dale Earnhardt and Tim Richmond were interviewed by Ophelia Wright in 1986.

The first verse features Carl Edwards' flip. Chase Elliott's driving a truck. Ophelia with Junior Johnson in North Carolina in 1984. Hershel McGriff's visit with Shelly Walther in 1993, young Faron Reeves at age 7 in 1989, Kyle Busch with daughter Lennix, and Shandon Medders visited Ross Chastain in Washington D.C. Adam Petty, Kenny Irwin, Alan Kulwicki and Davey Allison were part of it, and Dale Jarrett won the Daytona 500 in 1993.

The chorus features the home of the Pettys in Level Cross where Ophelia interviewed Richard Petty. The brothers Wallace, Burton and Labonte were also part of it.

The second verse features Shelly pushing Glenn Jarrett while in practice, Josh Williams parked his race car, and Dick Brooks and Kyle had a bow. Ophelia was in Dawsonville, Georgia in 1985, and at Ophelia's house the next year, Tim saw Ophelia's boyfriend Al Sid Cater's Norman Rockwell picture. Ophelia was with Buddy Arrington at the soda fountain near Martinsville, Robert Pressley and Rusty Wallace were with the fans. Tracy Leslie hugs Marla Medders in victory lane in 1993. The haulers are in Indianapolis in 1994.

Marty Robbins and Frankie Nuniz were the two known celebrities who also had a cameo. Sammy Kershaw also had a cameo in Bristol in 1993. Archives of Brooks & Dunn, Tracy Lawrence, Jo Dee Messina and the Medders Cousins' music videos were also part of it. Ronny, Marty's son was in Nashville in 1983. Marla with a Waylon t-shirt next to Ward Burton in 2002. A tribute to Davey and Kyle were on it, and that's it.

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