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Jeremy Castle

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Jeremy Castle (Jer) is an American Country Music Singer and Songwriter from Oklahoma. Jeremy Castle wrote, recorded, and released an independent radio hit entitled “Zero”, which went viral and completely unnoticed by Nashville record and publishing executives. Castle, however, gained a strong following of fans in both the United States and Europe and is recognized in his home state as a famous Oklahoman. He is considered “The King of The Country” by a loyal following of traditional country music fans based on a song by that title, which is popular overseas for country line dancing. Jeremy Castle is a recording artist, but also is considered an independent record label and self-publishing company.

Jeremy Castle was recognized as a member of the Oklahoma Country Music Association in June of 2021 for outstanding accomplishments as a songwriter and performer. His music was made popular by his independent country radio hit song entitled “Zero”. He had also received considerable air play for several other songs including “King of the Country”, “Take My Ring Off Your Finger”, and “You Ain’t Met My Girl”. Castle is also well-known for his composition “Starry Night”, which is a popular acoustic song played by djs as a last dance song during weddings. Another popular country song by Castle entitled “Oklahoma Girls Are The Prettiest” pays homage to fellow famous Oklahomans and country musicians Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Reba McEntire, Toby Keith, Carrie Underwood, and Blake Shelton.

Jeremy Castle has successfully gained popularity in country music with fans across the globe by writing, performing, producing, and promoting songs to a faithful audience of fans, who love and appreciate what they categorize as authentic, traditional, country music. Castle creates and self-publishes his own music without the help of a record label, agent, or promoter. He has done all this while obtaining three college degrees and working as a both an elementary school teacher and as a career firefighter in Oklahoma City.

Jeremy Castle lists the music of Merle Haggard, Conway Twitty, George Strait, and The Bellamy Brothers as his greatest influences. Castle, who is also a fan of country music and live performances, has attended many live concerts over the years of several of his favorite country artists including those by Merle Haggard, George Jones, George Strait, Garth Brooks, Blake Shelton, Toby Keith, Willie Nelson, The Bellamy Brothers, Randy Travis, Taylor Swift, Brooks and Dunn, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Clint Black, Diamond Rio, Chris Young, Sammy Kershaw, Don Williams, John Anderson, Gene Watson, Moe Bandy, TG Sheppard, Janie Fricke, Jeannie Seely, Diamond Rio, T. Graham Brown, Thomas Rhett, and Cole Swindell. Castle is also a fan of long list of country songwriters including Roger Miller, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Bobby Braddock, Merle Haggard, Dean Dillon, and Buddy Cannon.

Jeremy Castle has self-published a large catalog of original music and gained a large, loyal fan base by simply writing and performing his music with no help from a record label, producer, or agent. Due to the fact that Nashville industry professionals refuse to accept unsolicited material, Castle had built his music career from the ground up by writing, performing, and recording all of his own material.

In 2021, Castle also released an original song entitled “A Rebel Like Reba and a Diva Like Dolly”, which is a written as a tribute to aspiring female country music singers. The song also honors several popular female country artists including Reba McEntire, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, and Rosanne Cash. The song became popular on Tiktok and received widespread attention on Twitter.

Jeremy Castle
Birth nameJeremy Glen Castle
Also known asJ.G. Castle, ”Jer”, “King of The Country”
BornAugust 2, 1974
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US
OriginBlanchard, Oklahoma, US
GenresCountry
Occupation(s)
  • Singer
  • Songwriter
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • Guitar
Years active1993-present
Websitejeremycastle.weebly.com
Jeremy Castle (1998)

Early Life and Career[edit]

Jeremy Glen Castle (born August 2, 1974) is an American country music singer, songwriter, composer and lyricist. Jeremy Glen Castle (Jer) was born the youngest of two sons to Glen, and Gayle Castle at St. Anthony’s Hospital in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Jeremy’s father Glen was a first team All-Big 8 shortstop for the University of Oklahoma Sooners baseball team in 1971 and was a three-sport All-State player in football, baseball, and basketball at Southeast High School in Oklahoma City and was also drafted out of high school by the Detroit Tigers in 1967. Jeremy’s father Glen worked as a high school teacher, coach, and principal and his mother Gayle worked as a teacher and an assistant superintendent at Blanchard Public Schools.

Jeremy Castle attended preschool in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; kindergarten in Commerce, Texas; and the first grade in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. Castle began attending the second grade at Blanchard Public Schools In 1982.

Rodeo Opry 2005

Castle was a gifted and talented student and graduated in the top ten percent of his class with honors from Blanchard High School in Blanchard, Oklahoma in 1993. While in high school, Jeremy played tight-end and defensive end in football, left field in baseball, and center in basketball. Castle also ran track, however, was able to only attend track meets on dates that didn’t conflict with the high school baseball schedule. He was all-around boy, served as class president four consecutive years in a row, and was voted most athletic by his peers as a senior. Castle was the captain of the basketball team, a Sunbelt Classic nominee in baseball, and earned honors as an OSSAA All-State defensive end selection as a senior in 1992-93. He played football as a college freshman on an athletic scholarship at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, Oklahoma from 1993 to 1994.

Jeremy Castle graduated from East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma with a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education in 1997. Castle later earned a Master’s Degree in Adult Education from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma in 2005 as well an an Associate of Arts Degree from Oklahoma City Community College in 2015.

Athletic Career[edit]

Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Football: 1993-1994

Position: Defensive End

East Central University

Baseball: 1995-1996

Position: Outfield, Designated Hitter

Academic Accomplishments[edit]

Blanchard Lions Little League Football 1984-1985
Blanchard Lions Football 1992-1994
Southwestern Oklahoma State Bulldogs Football 1993-1994
  • Jeremy Castle attended Blanchard Public Schools from 2nd Grade (1982) through 12th Grade (1993).
  • Castle graduated from Blanchard High School with the Class of 1993.
  • Blanchard Lions:
  1. 10 - Baseball: Left Field (LF)
  2. 10 - Football: Defensive End (DE), Tight End (TE)
  3. 55 - Basketball: Center (C)

Track and Field: 100 meter event and high jump

Blanchard Public Schools (BPS) Blanchard, Oklahoma

  • Gifted and Talented
  • Graduated Top 10% (with Honors Diploma)
  • All-Around Boy Senior Year (1993)
  • Served as Class President 4 consecutive years in a row
  • Voted most athletic by his peers (as a Senior)
  • Oklahoma Boys State Selection (NEO A&M in Miami, OK)
  • Captain of the basketball team (as a Senior)
  • Sunbelt Classic nominee in baseball (as a Senior)
  • OSSAA All-State defensive end selection as a senior in 1992-93.
  • Beta Sigma Phi Academic Scholarship

($500 dollars towards books)

Blanchard High School 1992-93
  • He played football as a college freshman on an athletic scholarship (room, board,, and books) at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, Oklahoma from 1993 to 1994.
  • Associate in Arts Degree (A.A.) - with a concentration in Diversified Studies from Oklahoma City Community College in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 2015.
  • Master of Adult Education (M.Ed.) - with a concentration in Community Service from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma in 2005.

(Jackson College of Graduate Studies)

  • Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education (B.S.Ed.) - with a concentration in Social Studies and from Physical Educational the University of East Central in Ada, Oklahoma in 1997.

(Coaching Certification)

  • Walk-on Collegiate Athlete (Sophomore year, 1995)
  1. 17 - ECU Tiger Baseball

Outfield and Designated Hitter (DH)

  • Master’s Degree in Adult Education with a concentration in Social Services from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma in 2005.

Jeremy Castle took his first guitar lessons during his senior year of high school from Charlie Rayl Music Lessons in Norman, Oklahoma. He continued playing guitar and began writing songs as a sophomore in college while living in the dormatory and working as an R.A. at Pesagi Hall at E.C.U. in Ada, Oklahoma. As a sophomore in college, Castle studied finger-style classical guitar under the instruction of University of Oklahoma professor Larry Hammett. Jeremy Castle’s first composition, “Queen Beyond The Mist”, consisted of finger-style picking on acoustic guitar.

Jeremy Castle continued taking guitar lessons from Charlie Archer, former lead guitarist for Conway Twitty, at Dave’s Music Store in downtown Ada. Castle began performing live with a stage band at The Oklahoma Opry in the Capital Hill District of Oklahoma City. He also performed two of the first original three songs he wrote at the McSwain Theater in Ada, Oklahoma. These included “Anyway” and “The Woman That I Love”. Castle also performed at the former Barbara Fairchild Theatre in Branson, Missouri as well.

Jeremy Castle

Jeremy Castle taught as a 5th grade elementary teacher at the former Garden Oaks Elementary School in Oklahoma City for the Oklahoma City Public School System from 1997 to 1998. He began performing throughout his home state of Oklahoma, as well as Texas and Branson in 1998. Castle also formed his first band by the name of “Jeremy Castle and The Lonesome Knights” in 1998.

Music[edit]

Jeremy Castle received his first radio air play with “Take My Ring Off Your Finger” on KKNG 93.3 FM (King Country) out of Oklahoma City and “I Wanna Make Her Mine” on KBLP 105.1 FM (Oklahoma Country 105) out of Lindsay, Oklahoma in 1998. Castle also gained strong popularity overseas in the early 2000’s when his song ”A Little Bit Like Heaven” began to receive regular radio play on several various independent radio stations across Europe.

Jeremy Castle's upbeat tune "I Wanna Make Her Mine” features hard-driving fiddles and to this day remains his most played radio hit song. Castle’s following independent radio releases included "Hey Señorita" and "Sweet Cajun Queen", both of which received national airplay as well.

Jeremy Castle (2010)

Jeremy Castle also gained popularity as an independent country music singer and songwriter through his YouTube channel by writing and performing over 200 original acoustic songs that have received several million views by fans from across the globe. Some of the most popular studio recordings of Jeremy Castle include "You Ain't Met My Girl", "King Of The Country", "You And Me, Girl (That's What I'm Talking About)", "The Indian And The Eskimo", “Who’s Your Daddy”, and "Zero".

Castle also has several popular acoustic recordings of other original compositions that are not produced for retail and are only available for listening through his YouTube channel including "Oklahoma Girls Are Still The Prettiest", "Million Dollar Girl", "Crazy World", "1888", "Starry Night", "Wintertime", "Pirates and Outlaws", "Owl Lady", "I Woke Up Next To An Angel (Brandi's Song)", "Soggy Black Socks In The Sand", "Hot, Hot Mama", "Old Green Frog", "Heaven On Earth ", "Welcome Home", "Memories", "A Barstool And A Pew", "The Older I Get, The Older Old Gets", "My Oklahoma Girl", "If He Don’t Treat You Right", "Prettier Than The Oklahoma Sky,", "We Don’t Need A Full Moon To Dance", "Let’s Let It Be", "Where Interstate 40 and 35 Cross", "All I Can Look At Is You", "Bury Me In Tulsa (With My Boots On)", "You’re Perfect For Me", "Bluegrass Will Never Die”, "Crazy World", "Baby, I Need You", "Fish And Play Guitar", "You Make Me Smile", "One Time Thing", "Old Porch Swing","The Oklahoma Weather", "The View", "When I Can’t Hold My Cowgirl Anymore", "A Little Bit Of Heart And A Lot Of Soul", "Somewhere Going Fishing", "What Happened To Country", "Candlelight Rodeo", "God Bless America", "You Make My Heart Skip Like A Boat Out On The Water", "If 2020 Was A Country Song", "You Can’t Take The Texas Out Of The Girl", "Skinny Dipping", "Morning Coffee, Evening Glass Of Wine", "You’ve Got Me Howling At The Moon", "It Don’t Take Much To Have It All", "You Make Me Wanna Say Yee Haw", and "My Southeast Texas Girl".

The YouTube channel of Jeremy Castle also features several acoustic covers by Castle of popular traditional country music artists. Some of the acoustic covers performed by Castle include "Rose In Paradise" by Waylon Jennings, "Blue Eyes And Jeans" by Conway Twitty, "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys" by Willie Nelson, "The Fireman" by George Strait, "If Hollywood Don’t Need You" by Don Williams, "My Favorite Memory" by Merle Haggard, "Sugar Daddy" by The Bellamy Brothers, "Seminole Wind" by John Anderson, "I Let Her Lie" by Daryle Singletary, and "Don’t Let The Old Man In" by Toby Keith.

Also performed by Castle are acoustic versions of mainstream rock songs such as "Hey Jealousy" by The Gin Blossoms, "Brown Eyed Girl" by Van Morrison, and "Margaritaville" by Jimmy Buffett.

Jeremy Castle received a number one ranking on the SoundClick Country Charts on Sunday, September 20th, with his song “What Happened To Country”.

Jeremy Castle recorded and released a 17-song studio album entitled “For A While” in 2002. Castle also recorded and released an 18-song studio album entitled “The Life We’ve Chose” in 2010. Both albums consist of all songs self-penned by Jeremy Castle himself. Jeremy Castle is a member of Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI).

Personal Life[edit]

Jeremy Glen Castle is married to his beautiful wife Brandi Lynn (Morgan) Castle, who truly is the love of his life.

Jeremy and Brandi Castle began dating in 1997.

Jeremy and Brandi Castle got married in 2003.

Jeremy and Brandi have five beautiful, brilliant, and wonderful children together.

The five lovely children were all born within eight years.

Jeremy and Brandi live in the Oklahoma City area.

Jeremy Glen Castle (Jer) was born the youngest of two sons to William Glen and Gayle Ann Castle at St. Anthony’s Hospital in downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on August 2, 1974.

Jeremy Castle has an older brother named Eric A.D. Castle.

Instruments[edit]

Jeremy Castle plays a Seagull S6+CW Acoustic Electric Guitar Natural.

Jeremy Castle 2021

Endorsements[edit]

Jeremy Castle featured and endorsed ‘44 Brand Hats, Seagull Guitars, D’Addario Strings, and Kyser Capos in his Left Field 10 Acoustic Sessions on YouTube in 2019.

Jeremy Castle endorses three Oklahoma based corporations which include Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores, Sonic Drive-In, and Braum’s Ice Cream & Dairy Stores.

Musical Tributes[edit]

Jeremy Castle has endorsed two songwriter organizations for their support of aspiring songwriters and dedicated a song to each of these two Nashville organizations. Castle’s “Don’t The Wheels Turn Slow” was dedicated in honor of Sandy Ramos of SongTuner, which is a song pitching service. “Songtown” was dedicated in honor of Clay Mills and Marty Dodson of Songtown, a songwriting community.

Jeremy Castle has also publicly recognized appreciation to Nashville executives Clay Myers, Liz Morin, and Jason Blume (BMI) for giving generous advice pertaining to songwriting as well as thanking Ernie Tillis, owner and operator of PDM Recording, an Oklahoma City based recording studio, for support as well as production and mixing of his studio music recordings.

Jeremy Castle’s “Play a Little Haggard Just For Me” pays tribute to Merle Haggard, Curly Putnam, Bobby Braddock, George Jones, Dean Dillon, George Strait, Cain’s Ballroom, Bob Wills, Jason Boland and the Stragglers, Travis Linville, Hosty Duo (Mike Hosty), The Red Dirt Rangers, Jody Miller, Bonnie Owens, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Bakersfield, California; Nashville, Tennessee; and Blanchard, Oklahoma.

Castle also dedicated a tribute song entitled "Boogie Woogie Wham-Bam" to fellow Blanchard, Oklahoma native country singers Jody Miller and Bonnie Owens. Castle’s song entitled “My Southeast Texas Girl” is a dedication to his wife Brandi.

Castle’s song entitled “Play a Jeremy Castle Song for Me” pays tribute to: Curly Putnam, Bobby Braddock, George Jones, Dean Dillon, George Strait, Cain’s Ballroom, Bob Wills, Turnpike Troubadours, Travis Linville, Hosty Duo (Mike Hosty), The Red Dirt Rangers, Jason Boland and The Stragglers, Merle Haggard and The Strangers, Jody Miller, Bonnie Owens, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Toby Keith, Joe Diffie, Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Zach Bryan, Conway Twitty, The Bellamy Brothers, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Nashville, Tennessee; and Blanchard, Oklahoma.

Jeremy Castle’s song entitled “Gruene Hall” is a tribute to jazz, folk, rhythm, pop, blues, soul, country, rock and roll, western swing, the Bakersfield sound, Frenchman Street, New Orleans, Motown, Detroit City, Tin Pan Alley, The Brill Building, New York City, Washington Park, Greenwich Village, Gruene Hall, New Braunfels, George Strait, Memphis, Sun Records, Elvis, Johnny Cash, Folsom Prison Blues, B.B. King’s, Bealle Street, Billy Bob’s, Fort Worth, Cain’s Ballroom, Tulsa, Luckenbach, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Nashville, The Bluebird Cafe, Tootsies Orchid Lounge, The Ryman Auditorium, Broadway, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, California, Bakersfield, Merle Haggard, Beaumont, and George Jones.

Jeremy Castle has also written songs that pay tribute to places he has lived including Commerce Texas, where he attended kindergarten. Also included in tributes are the Oklahoma towns of Oklahoma City (pre-k), Tishomingo (1st Grade), Blanchard (2nd grade through high school graduation 1993), and Ada (graduated college from ECU in 1997).

Discography[edit]

Studio Albums:

  • For A While (2002)
  • The Life We’ve Chose (2010)

Songs[edit]

Singles Released on Studio Albums:

  • For A While
  • Take My Ring Off Your Finger
  • Hey Señorita
  • Zero
  • Singin’ Again In Texas
  • You Ain’t Met My Girl
  • I Wanna Make Her Mine
  • Sleepin’ All Alone
  • King of the Country
  • Have You Ever Seen A Grown Man Cry
  • Anyway
  • You Don’t Really Care About Me
  • That’s Alright With Me
  • Leavin’ Me Far Behind
  • Who’s Your Daddy
  • Her Love Is Like A Freight Train
  • Aint It Time For Us To Say Goodbye
  • The Life We’ve Chose
  • Her Sweet Love
  • You and Me, Girl
  • Pass The Bar
  • I Got The Dog
  • The Indian And The Eskimo
  • Stockyard Blues
  • Our New True Love
  • Sweet Cajun Queen
  • A Little Bit Like Heaven
  • Oklahoma Town
  • Good Lookin’ Woman Tonight
  • Ada On My Mind
  • Everything In My World’s Turned To Blue
  • Will You Love Me Still
  • Drink’ ‘Em All
  • The Woman That I Love
  • Last Sad Country Song


Other Singles:

  • Soggy Black Socks
  • I Sure Hate To Go
  • Paint You A Picture; Write You A Song
  • Nowhere Fast
  • I Woke Up Next To An Angel
  • Pirates And Outlaws
  • Wintertime
  • Starry Night
  • You Never Have Loved Me As I Loved You
  • Shine Just For You
  • Owl Lady
  • The Ballad José
  • The Hero
  • Grey Mourning
  • Will You Love Me Still
  • My Guitar
  • The Next Song
  • Never Will
  • Pink, Oklahoma Blues
  • Taking Chances
  • She Picked The Guitar Man
  • As Lucky As We Are
  • Lost Between The Lines
  • I’ve Been Drinkin’ Way Too Much
  • Summertime And You
  • Queen Beyond The Mist
  • Puerto Rico
  • Fish And Play Guitar
  • Barefoot In The Grass
  • Frosty Beer Mug Waltz
  • Sailor’s Sonnet Waltz
  • The Oklahoma Weather
  • Crazy World
  • Million Dollar Girl
  • People Doing
  • Grandma
  • Just Stay Here Tonight
  • You Ask Me How I Feel
  • Be My Wife
  • How Many Ways
  • Little Song Bird
  • Baby, My Love
  • Green
  • You Ought See My Heart
  • I Will Love You Forever
  • Moonshiner’s Daughter
  • Beach Bum
  • Britches
  • The Sun Right Before The Rain
  • That’s What You Do When You’re In Love
  • Nature And Newborn Babies
  • Hot, Hot Mama
  • Vegas Baby
  • If He Don’t Treat You Right
  • Beautiful Day, Beautiful Girl (Version 1)
  • Beautiful Day, Beautiful Girl (Version 2)
  • One More Shot Of Courage
  • Walk Of Shame
  • Two-Timing Woman
  • Electrcial Surges
  • Tin Man
  • Baby, Just Me And You
  • Old Green Frog
  • My Oklahoma Doll
  • Park The Car And Drive Me Wild
  • Sour Lake, Texas
  • Lost In The Storm
  • What It Ain’t
  • Big Big Love
  • More Money
  • Build Some Houses
  • Record Label
  • New Guitar Strings
  • Honkey Tonk
  • Six String Blues
  • No Ordinary Love
  • I Like Living With You
  • Light Up My Phone
  • Baby, I Need You
  • Let Me
  • Win Your Love
  • Better On Me
  • Magnetic Love
  • Jesus
  • Pretty As The Oklahoma Sky
  • Gambler’s Love Song
  • Thats When You Made Me Fall
  • 1888
  • Credit To The Elf
  • God’s Promise
  • Ol’ Blue
  • Nothing In Between Us
  • Lucky Once In A While
  • Unborn Songs
  • We Can’t Work It Out
  • If You Fall For Me, I’ll Catch You
  • Captivated
  • How Pretty Is The Sunset
  • Green
  • St. Angelo
  • Get Yourself Out Of Here
  • The Six String Blues
  • Puppy Beneath The Christmas Tree
  • For The Ones
  • Who’s Your Daddy
  • Snow Angel
  • Come On Over
  • Taking Chances
  • Strutting Your Stuff
  • Please, Remember Me
  • A Reason To Be Gone
  • Bricktown Blues (Instrumental)
  • Once In A Life Time Everyday (Vocals By Matt Blagg; Co-Written By Matt Blagg, Jeremy Castle)
  • Goodilicious
  • Your Glass
  • Oil, Land, And Cattle
  • Don’t You Wish She Was Yours
  • Arm in Arm; Hand In Hand
  • Red Wine And Blue
  • Let Me Call You Honey
  • Warm Breeze Blowing
  • A Little Bit Of You
  • Zero (Vocals By Hattie Castle and Nella Castle)
  • This Kitchen’s Made For Dancing
  • Revenge (Co-written by Jeremy Castle, Mark Smith)
  • Kicking Dust And Raising Hell (Co-written by Jeremy Castle, Shane Jones)
  • When Are You Coming Home
  • Horse Into The Setting Sun
  • You’re My Everything
  • Memories
  • Hard To Be An Outlaw
  • Do You Remember Us
  • Firefighter
  • Cool Water
  • Your Lost Heart
  • Unsolicited Material
  • Your Are So Beautiful
  • Oklahoma Girls Are Still The Prettiest
  • Lovely, Beautiful Liar
  • That Dress
  • Dawn (Instrumental)
  • Dusk (Instrumental)
  • Sour Lake Stomp (Instrumental)
  • Springtime Ain’t Coming
  • Where Interstate 40 and 35 Cross
  • Bluegrass Will Never Die
  • A Barstool And A Pew
  • A Short List of Answers (To a Long List of Questions)
  • The Older I Get, the Older Old Gets
  • Three Cheers To You
  • Welcome Home
  • That’s Just Life
  • Love One Woman And Many Guitars
  • Heaven On Earth
  • Beautiful On The Inside And Out
  • On With The Honeymoon
  • Let’s Let It Be
  • Along Flows The River
  • You’re Perfect For Me
  • New York
  • The Grass Is Always Greener
  • All I Can Look At Is You
  • Beautiful Day; Beautiful Girl
  • Snow Angels
  • We Don’t Need A Full Moon To Dance
  • The Bottle's Empty and the Seal Is Broken
  • Elmer
  • Bury Me In Texas (With My Boots On)
  • Bad Apple
  • Home To Me Is Where You Are
  • Bless This Day (Vocals By Matt Blagg; Co-Written By Matt Blagg, Jeremy Castle)
  • If You Really Wanna Love Her
  • Screetch Owl (Featuring Hattie Castle and Nella Castle)
  • The Luckiest Guy
  • New Tatoo (Vocals By Matt Blagg; Co-Written By Matt Blagg, Jeremy Castle)
  • One Time Thing
  • The Joneses
  • Don’t The Wheels Turn Slow
  • God Bless America
  • Steaks On The Grill; Fried Chicken On The Stove
  • New York City
  • You Make My Heart Smile
  • Do What You Love
  • The Best Things In Life Are Free
  • A Song That No One Believes In
  • She Picked The Guitar Man (Extended Version with Bridge)
  • Quarantined With You
  • The View
  • A Good Friend Of Mine
  • Old Porch Swing
  • A Little Bit Of Heart And A Lot Of Soul
  • Bury Me In Tulsa (With My Boots On)
  • Rolling Tumbleweed
  • By My Boots
  • Gone Too Soon
  • A Guitar And A Dream
  • That Country Music
  • Bird Dog’s Got The Blues
  • El Paso Train (Instrumental)
  • Get Livin It (Demo Vocal Guest; Co-Written By Jeremy Castle, Chad Truman)
  • Man In The Mirror
  • Baby, It’s You
  • Cowgirls Dancing On The Bar
  • No Unsolicited Material
  • Tiny Tasty Kiss
  • Medicine Park Blues (Instrumental)
  • That Don’t Mean It’s Wrong
  • Merle Haggard Song (It Ain’t Wrong)
  • When I Can’t Hold My Cowgirl Anymore
  • Some Build Houses; Some Fix Cars
  • I’m Going To New Orleans
  • They Don’t Teach That In A Book
  • A Cowgirl Who Doesn’t Ride Away
  • Candlelight Rodeo
  • Gonna Love You ‘Til The Cows Come Home
  • You Make My Heart Skip Like A Boat Out On The Water
  • The Brush Hoggin', Hay Haulin' Blues
  • Not Every State Has An Oklahoma City
  • Country As Cornbread
  • Traveling From The Cradle To The Grave
  • To A Country Song
  • Somewhere Going Fishing
  • What Happened To Country
  • If 2020 Was A Country Song (Acapella)
  • You Can Take the Girl out of Texas (But You Can't Take the Texas out of the Girl)
  • Three Chords And A Lie
  • Morning Cup Of Coffee; Evening Glass Of Wine
  • Howling At The Moon
  • Oklahoma’s Home To Me
  • Fun Under The Covers
  • The Way Your Wearing My T-Shirt
  • Life Is Good
  • Cowgirl Boots And Tight Blue Jeans
  • I Really Love My Baby
  • It Don’t Take Much To Have It All
  • My Southeast Texas Girl
  • You Make Me Wanna Say YeeHaw
  • Somewhere Down In Blanchard
  • Riding Around Hitting The Town
  • In Tishomingo
  • Unsolicited Material
  • Baby, If You Fall For Me, I’ll Catch You
  • Have A Beautiful Day, Beautiful Girl
  • Your Dad
  • Rockin’ In The From And Swingin’ In The Back
  • Want To
  • Fightin’ A Fire
  • Your Man
  • Before Love Slipped Away
  • Nothing Like You
  • Gone And Down The Road
  • Back To Houston
  • Beer On A Boat
  • Nashville, Tennessee
  • This Kitchen’s Made For Dancing
  • Ain’t
  • Country Medley
  • Wikipedia Page
  • I Wanna Write You A Song
  • A Pretty Girl Like You
  • To My Songs
  • The Drummer In The Band
  • You Rode Into My Life
  • Dusty Silverado
  • Honkytonk Heartache
  • You Make My Heart Fly
  • Number Two To Merle (Written By A. Bryan Salter and Trey E. Bruce; Vocals by Jeremy Castle)
  • You Bring Out The Best In Me
  • Crazy
  • My Heart Is Here To Stay
  • The Dash (New)
  • The Dash (Old)
  • That’s My Wife
  • The Prettiest Girl
  • Baby, Come Back To Me
  • Why
  • Red River Red, Texoma Blue
  • A Cowboy’s Life
  • You’re My Everything
  • Hey, Miss Santa
  • Houston Sized Heartache
  • The Best Things In Life Are Free
  • Red, Red Dirt (Acapella)
  • Red, Red Dirt
  • That’s So Wack
  • Better Than Going Fishing
  • Randolph The Redneck Reindeer
  • Hurry Up Christmas
  • I’m A Simple Guy
  • Guitar Shaped Pool
  • The Baseball How Many And How Much
  • The Deli
  • Settle For My Heart
  • You’re Love Is Right On The Money
  • Vroom Vroom
  • Bad Reputation
  • Norman’s Still A Long Way From Nashville
  • Just Buy You A Beer
  • On A Country Song
  • Slow, Slow Burn
  • Music Never Heard
  • Rodeo Clown
  • The Best Of Intentions
  • Rock On Home To You
  • Collide With Me
  • What I Need
  • I Gotta Have You
  • Good Pair Of Gloves (Co-written by Jeremy Castle, Juan Martinez)
  • Why’d You Have To Grow Up So Fast
  • Like Heaven
  • Boogie Woogie Wham-Bam
  • Country Music Remedy
  • The Very Last Song Of 1999 (Co-written by Jeremy Castle, Kenny Pitts)
  • Sunshine On A Rainy Day
  • Wherever You Are
  • You’re My Kind Of Country
  • Bring Country Music Back
  • California (Miss Way Too Good For Me)
  • Oklahoma Proud
  • Young Blue
  • The Wind
  • Here I Am
  • A Love So True
  • The Merry In Christmas
  • The Bottom Of The Bottle
  • Now That I’ve Found You
  • You’re Sweet Lovin
  • Old Style Country Song
  • One And Only Once In A Lifetime
  • In Oklahoma
  • Love Me ‘Til The Cows Come Home
  • That Old Dog’s Been My Friend
  • Dance With Me In The Rain
  • Witches Brew
  • Yo Turkey Yo
  • Somebody’s Having A Birthday
  • A Beer In A Boat
  • The Last Minute
  • City Of Angels
  • Splashing Summertime
  • Fun With You
  • I Wanna Take You Dreaming With Me
  • The Hard Times Are Rolling Around Mighty Easy
  • Country Party
  • A Good Day To Go Fishing
  • Zero (Acoustic)
  • King Of The Country (Acoustic)
  • You Ain’t Met My Girl (Acoustic)
  • Take My Ring Off Your Finger (Acoustic)
  • Write Songs
  • Grandma’s Flower Garden
  • One Lonesome Heartache Away From Home
  • Songtown
  • Nashville Rain
  • What I Know As Country Is Gone
  • Bluebird
  • I’m About To Bring A Little Bit Of Country Music
  • Jack Daniel, Jose Cuervo, and Jim Beam
  • A Love Song For Christmas
  • Write My Songs and Sing
  • Horseback Riding
  • Good As It Can Get
  • Insane
  • Texans Like to Dance
  • Green Christmas
  • The Swing Of It
  • Christmas To Me Is You
  • Hang My Hat
  • Nashville’s Not The Same No More
  • The First Thing On My Mind
  • Four Score, Miss Deplora
  • Park This Truck and Drive Each Other Crazy
  • Cherry Chapstick Kiss
  • Nothing Holds a Candle To You
  • Grind It Up
  • Your Love’s a Roller Coaster
  • My Angel From Tennessee
  • Crimson Tide, Roll Tide Roll
  • Life’s a Vacation With You
  • The Hippo Dance
  • Calm Waters On The Oklahoma Prairie
  • California Sunshine
  • Sunshine and Moonshine
  • Reunite Tonight
  • Oklahoma
  • Roll Away
  • Seize The Day
  • Bourbon Whiskey and Country Music
  • Ibuprofen and Super Glue
  • Last Country Song
  • Boomer Sooner To You
  • The Muddy Creek Bed Blues
  • You’ve Gotta Dig
  • Kiss You Pretty Lips Goodnight
  • The Best They Can
  • Golden Yesterday
  • Boom Chicka Boom
  • Peanut Butter and Jelly
  • Long Way Blues
  • Hard To Forget
  • Well Dressed
  • Play a Little Haggard Just for Me
  • Down In Commerce, Texas
  • Sweeter Than Honey
  • Singing at The Bluebird Again
  • Play a Jeremy Castle Song For Me
  • Back to Barstool Row
  • You’ve Got It All
  • Pretty Girl Down The Hall
  • Baby Please Come Back
  • I’ll Be Right There
  • Gruene Hall
  • Western Swing
  • Happy
  • Music Does
  • Future Country Stars Like Me
  • The Fish and You and Me
  • Like a Song Does
  • Sincerely, Jeremy
  • Kiss Me in the Oklahoma Rain
  • Do It with You
  • In the Sand
  • Country as Dirt
  • Country to the Bone
  • Average Run of the Mill Guy
  • Blue Minor Chord
  • I’ve Got a Country Song for You
  • Cowgirls Don’t Follow a Trail (They Blaze One)
  • Nashville to San Antone (Acapella)
  • Texas Swing (Acapella)
  • You’re the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me
  • Young Buck
  • Country Music Ain’t Country Music No More
  • Can’t Get Over You
  • Wherever You Are
  • Seems Like Heaven To Me
  • A Chord with a Country Song
  • Making Moonlight
  • My Okie Sunshine
  • Underneath the Stars
  • Nobody Knows How I Feel
  • What’s Gonna Be Our Song
  • Mama’s Biscuits
  • Money Can’t Buy Happiness
  • Laid Back Dirt Road Peace of Mind
  • On and On
  • Haggard Old Guitar with Some Strait Up Country Twang
  • Land Run Wild
  • Life is a Journey and Not a Destination
  • I Bet That Heaven Looks a Whole Lot Like Oklahoma
  • Gorgeously Beautiful Girl
  • Three Chord Remedy
  • Don’t Underestimate What Country Can Do
  • Raise Your Daughters Up on Songs by Dolly
  • Getting Lost in a Song
  • Love Me Like a Song (Acapella)
  • That Bottle on Your Lips
  • I Ain’t Over You Just Yet (Acapella)
  • Our Love’s a Roller Coaster (Acapella)
  • I’ll Love You Every Single Season
  • The Best That Ever Was (Acapella)
  • One to One
  • The Seal is Broken (Acapella)
  • Happy Scary Halloween Boo Eek
  • Life’s Got Whiskey on Its Breath and Bible in Its Hand
  • Lightin’ Up the Dark with You (Acapella)
  • Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em (Acapella)
  • Coffee and Tequila
  • Down San Antonio Way (Acapella)
  • Cowgirls Who Just Ride Away
  • Cranberry Sauce on the Turkey
  • Rusty Silverado
  • Microphone
  • Bluegrass and Red Dirt
  • The Moon
  • Downright Low Low Lonesome
  • They’re Putting Pop in My Country
  • What Goes Around Comes Around
  • That Old Six String
  • Got ‘Em
  • That Old Dog Beneath That Old Oak Tree
  • Cherry on Top
  • Crazy Dog
  • Strait’n It Up
  • Oklahoma Christmas
  • My Texoma Mona and My Texarkana Anna
  • Lights Up at Christmas
  • A Diva Like Dolly and a Rebel Like Reba.
  • Big Red Fire Trucks
  • No One Saw It But Me
  • Merry Christmas, Honey, Cuddle Up With Me
  • The World Sure Seems to Spin Just For You
  • Gotta Find Out
  • Nashville Town (Acapela)
  • Sail to Happy Ever After
  • A Hollow Piece of Wood and Six Strings (Acapela)
  • A Song Just About You (Acapela)
  • John Anderson, Don Williams, and Gene Watson
  • A Song Just About You
  • What's a Girl Like You Doing with a Country Boy Like Me"
  • Coal Miner
  • Texas Sheet Cake and Texas Toast
  • Soft Green Ground
  • Nashville Hot Chicken
  • Dancin’ in the Kitchen to George Strait
  • Nashville Hot Chicken
  • When You Look in the Mirror
  • The Summertime Sunshine
  • Broke Down, Busted, and Honky Tonked Down to the Bone
  • A Very Pretty Girl and a Pretty Much Alright Guy
  • I Could Stand a Little Country in the City
  • Each New Sunrise
  • All Hat, No Cattle
  • Rips, Tears, Snags, Scrapes, Dents, Scratches Wrinkles, and Scars
  • Son of a Sooner
  • Back When They Wrote ‘Em
  • A Drink First
  • This Road
  • A Long Winding Road to You
  • Zoom
  • A Pirate Life
  • Monday Night Football
  • Just Like an Outlaw
  • Lost Between The Lines (Of the Highway and a Song)
  • I Guess I’d Have Say You Have It All
  • Another Lonesome Cowboy Song
  • Trying to Get by Without Shoving
  • Howdy Mam
Singer-Songwriter Jeremy Glen Castle

News Articles[edit]

https://alookatoklahoma.weebly.com/screenshots.html

“A Look At Oklahoma A Student Guide: Jeremy Castle recognized by state of Oklahoma as famous Oklahoma country singer songwriter.”

https://www.uncoveringoklahoma.com/2021/09/monday-music-discovery-for-september-26-2021/

‘A Rebel Like Reba And A Diva Like Dolly’ by Jeremy Castle (featuring Hattie Scarlett Castle)

https://oklahoman.com/article/5674349/oklahoma-country-singer-songwriter-jeremy-castle-imagines-if-2020-was-a-country-song

Oklahoma Country Singer-Songwriter Jeremy Castle Imagines ‘If 2020 Was A Country Song'

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2875499/singer-gets-airplay-with-jingle/amp

Singer Gets Airplay With Jingle

https://pioneer.occc.edu/pdfarchives/1998_12_07.pdf Student Dives Head First Into Career Jeremy Castle Says He Is Determined To Make His Mark In The Country Music Business

http://www.oudaily.com/jeremy-castle-could-be-a-keeper/article_46ff8caf-231d-5032-a101-36cdace92cc8.html

Jeremy Castle Could Be A Keeper

https://nashvillevoyager.com/interview/life-work-with-jeremy-castle/

Life & Work with Jeremy Castle

https://canvasrebel.com/meet-jeremy-castle/

Meet Jeremy Castle

https://randycrabtree.angelfire.com/

An Interview With Oklahoma Singer and Songwriter Jeremy Castle (J.G. Castle)

https://www.newsbreak.com/oklahoma/oklahoma-city/news/2087554848159/oklahoma-country-singer-songwriter-jeremy-castle-imagines-if-2020-was-a-country-song

Oklahoma Country singer-songwriter Jeremy Castle imagines ‘If 2020 Was a Country Song’

https://www.uncoveringoklahoma.com/2020/04/monday-music-discovery-for-april-13-2020/

Monday Music Discovery “Oklahoma Girls Are Still The Prettiest” by Jeremy Castle

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2403567/blanchard-getting-line-on-2a-2-foes/amp

Blanchard Getting Line On 2A-2 Foes

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2418687/oklahomans-1993-blue-chip-list/amp

Oklahoman’s 1993 Blue Chip List

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2415776/1992-little-all-city-honorable-mention/amp

1992 Little All-City Honorable Mention

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2416709/1993-oca-all-state-teams/amp

1993 OCA All-State Teams

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/1993/03/07/state-college-football/62465940007/

State of Oklahoma 1993 College Football Recruits

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2372477/redmon-carries-blanchard-over-lindsay/amp

Redmon Carries Blanchard Over Lindsay

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2427716/going-gets-tough-for-weatherford/amp

Going Gets Tough For Weatherford

https://oklahoman.com/article/2356618/what-me-worry-blanchard-batters-laverne

What, Me Worry? Blanchard Batters Laverne

https://tulsaworld.com/archive/state-sunbelt-nominees-posted/article_43937198-62a8-582c-90e8-01b5c60cfb1a.html

State Sunbelt Nominees Posted

https://www.google.com/amp/s/oklahoman.com/article/2394772/hot-hitting-ada-bashes-blanchard/amp

Hot-Hitting Ada Bashes Blanchard

https://oklahoman.com/article/2432073/3a-statistics

50 RBIs ​​

External Links[edit]

Jeremy Castle at Songtradr

Jeremy Castle Playlist at YouTube

Jeremy Castle at Linktree

Jeremy Castle at MusicBrainz

JeremyCastle Discography at AllMusic

Jeremy Castle on iHeartRadio

Jeremy Castle on Deezer

Jeremy Castle on YouTube Music

Jeremy Castle on YouTube (est. 2007)

Jeremy Castle (Music) on Facebook (est. 2010)

Jeremy Castle (Personal) on Facebook

Jeremy Castle on Twitter

Jeremy Castle on LinkedIn

Jeremy Castle on Instagram

Jeremy Castle on TikTok

Jeremy Castle on Amazon Music

(Old) Official Jeremy Castle Website (est. 1998)

(New) Official Jeremy Castle Website (est. 2019)

Jeremy Castle on Spotify

Jeremy Castle on Apple Music

Jeremy Castle on Shazam

Jeremy Castle on SoundCloud

Jeremy Castle on SoundClick

Jeremy Castle on Pinterest

Jeremy Castle at Dizzyjam

Jeremy Castle News Articles

Oklahoma Songs By Jeremy Glen Castle

Acoustic Sets By Jeremy Glen Castle

Jeremy Castle on MySpace

Jeremy Castle PayPal.Me

Jeremy Castle at Oklahoma Film and Music

Jeremy Castle Song Lyrics and Guitar Chords

Jeremy Castle Cover Songs

Jeremy Castle Nashville Record Label