Ned LeDoux Releases Previously Unheard Song With His Late Father, Chris LeDoux

In November, Ned LeDoux, Son of the Late Chris LeDoux, Announced the Upcoming Release of a Never-Before-Heard Duet Between Them

The song, “One Hand In The Riggin,” officially debuted on Wednesday, December 4.

Singer, sculptor, and Hall of Fame rodeo champion Chris LeDoux released more than 36 albums during his successful career before passing away in 2005 at the age of 56.

Ned LeDoux has followed closely in his father’s footsteps. He started as a drummer in Chris’s band and later released his own music. Ned has also worked hard to keep his father’s legacy alive, covering many of his hit songs over the years.

Now, he’s giving fans the chance to hear his father’s legendary voice once more.

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“One Hand In The Riggin'” Includes Vocals From Chris LeDoux, Recorded Before He Passed Nearly 20 Years Ago.

The father and son take turns singing the lyrics throughout the song, coming together in the chorus.

“One hand in the riggin’

One hand on the wheel

No matter how far down the road I go

There’s always one more rodeo

She’d like for me to settle down

As long as I’m still livin’

I’ll keep one hand on the wheel

And one hand in the riggin'”

Fans are praising the duet, expressing how much they love hearing Chris LeDoux’s voice again.

“Thanks for bringing this to us and letting us hear your Dad again,” a fan wrote in the video’s comment section. “I know he is smiling down on you right now you did a truly amazing job on this…”

“An early Christmas present for all Chris LeDoux and Ned LeDoux fans. Thank y’all for this,” another said.

“This is the one we’ve all been waiting for,” added another.

Listen to Chris LeDoux and Ned LeDoux’s duet “One Hand In The Riggin'” in the video below.