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\n\tThe Turnpike Troubadours<\/a> pay tribute to Todd Snider<\/a> with a surprise studio cover of Snider\u2019s \u201cJust Like Old Times.\u201d The song hit streaming platforms today and arrived with an accompanying video.<\/p>\n \n\tSnider has long been associated with East Nashville, but he was a heavy influence on the Red Dirt scene from which Turnpike hails and the Texas music scene where Evan Felker and the band cut their teeth and built a first fanbase in the late 2000s. Snider died<\/a> on Nov. 14 at 59, a month after releasing<\/a> his High, Lonesome and Then Some<\/em> record and days after his tour ended abruptly in Salt Lake City.<\/p>\n \n\tThe Troubadours showed up to Sunset Sound Studio 3 in Los Angeles, where they recorded<\/a> their 2025 record The Price of Admission<\/em> with producer Shooter Jennings, shortly after learning about Snider\u2019s death. They immediately worked up \u201cJust Like Old Times,\u201d which Snider recorded for his The Devil You Know<\/em> album in 2006 \u2014 right about the time that Felker and bassist RC Edwards formed Turnpike Troubadours in Oklahoma.<\/p>\n