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For the first two years, Howie didnвЂ™t make a paycheck. 'And I gave him a list and he said, вЂOkay, we're not playing any of those places anymore.вЂ™ When you're living week to week, and that's your paycheck, that's pretty scary. вЂњOne of the first things Howie said to me was, вЂGive me a list of places you play,'' Johnson recalls.

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It took his wife Brandi, as well as a group of good friends and meeting his now-manager Howie Edelman, to help Johnson put his full focus on music. He spent time following in his fatherвЂ™s footsteps, working for the Texas prison system, but also playing in bars. Johnson says, вЂњHaving that failure at a pretty young age, I felt like, вЂWhere does my life go now?вЂ™ After that, I didnвЂ™t make a lot of good decisions and I wasnвЂ™t living in a good way.вЂќ When it became apparent that a career in rodeo wasnвЂ™t in the cards, it was a hard setback. However, Johnson soon found himself selling CDs of his music from the back of his truck to fund his rodeo dreams, only to watch as other competitors took home the coveted buckles. I had just enough of a taste of it to keep me going, and I really never expected to fail.вЂќ 'I saw a challenge and I wanted to accomplish it,' Johnson says. Johnson admits heвЂ™s always been вЂњa bit of an adrenaline junkie. The documentary also features Taya Kyle, the widow of American SniperвЂ™s Chris Kyle, as well as JohnsonвЂ™s producer and longtime collaborator Trent Willmon. 12 via multiple video and streaming platforms, details JohnsonвЂ™s journey of pivoting from one career field to another, but also draws upon the lessons he and others have gleaned from their connection to rodeo.

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The documentary, which is currently available via the Apple TV app, will be available beginning Oct.

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It was too much for a music video and Shane Tarleton said, вЂI feel like this could be a movie.вЂ™ I wasnвЂ™t sure about making a movie about my story - it seemed a little egotistical - but he said, вЂWhat if I told you Reba wanted to be involved?вЂ™ I said, вЂAbsolutely.вЂ™ Because who would turn that down?вЂќ

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вЂњI thought we could show Tuff Hedeman, a Pro Rodeo Hall of Famer - and I thought about Trevor Brazile, one of the greatest decorated cowboys of all time. Reba joined Johnson for a duet of вЂњDear Rodeo,вЂќ followed by a video, and shares her own connection to rodeo in JohnsonвЂ™s documentary.

The song soon caught the ear of Reba McEntire, whose own early days in rodeo helped launch her career, when she performed the вЂњStar Spangled BannerвЂќ at the National Finals Rodeo in 1974. It's just too specific.вЂ™ And I'm glad I was wrong.вЂќ And I literally said to Dan the day we wrote it, I said, вЂNobody's going to relate to this. вЂњYou know how people write things down on paper and then burn them afterwards? It could have been one of those things.

вЂњThe lyrics to вЂDear RodeoвЂ™ could have been something I said in a therapy session,вЂќ Johnson tells Billboard. The song was featured on his debut major label album, AinвЂ™t Nothing To It, which reached the top of BillboardвЂ™s Top Country Albums chart. Johnson previously channeled his journey of being forced to leave behind his old dreams of being a rodeo champion into the song вЂњDear Rodeo,вЂќ penned with Dan Couch. 8), and his recent documentary Dear Rodeo: The Cody Johnson Story, he brings the same ambitious attitude that he held in his rodeo days, giving it all heвЂ™s got and leaving it all in the ring. On his latest Warner Music Nashville/COJO Music album, Human: The Double AlbumВ (out Oct. Texas singer-songwriter Cody JohnsonВ started out pursuing a career in rodeo, and wound up as a hard-driving entertainer who has become the only (at the time) unsigned artist to sell out NRG Stadium at RodeoHouston and went on to earn a Top 15 hit on BillboardвЂ™s Country Airplay chart with вЂњOn My Way to YouвЂќ in 2019.