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This is part two. So we'll go 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1. Go back and hear the others if you missed them. We'll kick it off now at number 5. It's Keith Urban from episode 516. This is Keith. We were at his studio that he owns. It's a really cool recording studio. We talked about his origin story and going back and forth from Australia to Nashville early on. And I can tell you, I've done it. That's a heck of a flight. That is so long.

Here he is.

At number five, Keith Urban.

When you're finally Keith Urban, what was the first piece of material or song that you put out that actually gains real traction?

Or that sells tickets or got you on a tour, right?

Like you put something out that somebody noticed you enough that it changed your life.

What song was that?

Well, I mean, technically the first one was a song called It's a Love Thing, which was the first single of the solo album that I did.

That did okay. And then we put out a song called Where the Blacktop ends, and that did better.

Sorry, Your Everything. It was a ballad called You Everything.

That did better. And then the third song was,

but for the grace of God, which became my first number one song.

So it was this very slow incremental movement.

I'm like, okay, we finally get traction.

And then we did blacktop after that.

And then I got to make

another record, which became Golden Road. And first single of that was somebody like you.

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