Old shames in country music?

[BP]

Are there any cases in country music of an artist who considers their
work an "old shame"? As in, publicly acknowledging that one piece of
work was an embarrassment to their career?

For instance, I get the feeling that Randy Travis would rather forget
about "Wind in the Wire", as it was rather stereotypical mock-western
music and they didn't even try to promote it at radio. Also, Sawyer
Brown seems to have long since forgotten that they were once a
bubblegum country pop group with such scintillating lyrics as "Bad,
bad, bad, Betty's bein' bad." Are there any more examples of this sort?

[Undisclosed Recipient]

Thumper Jones still breaks his old records
when he finds em


at no cattle" Ringtone to Your Cell
He's dressed up like a cowboy
Right out of Hollywood
And he's got his sights on you
'Cross the room
His line are well rehersed and
If he gets lucky soon
He'll have you believein'
That he can milk the moon.
'Cause, he's all hat and no cattle
He'll break you heart just for fun
And ride of into the settin' sun
He'll try to make you think
He's ridin' high in the saddle
He's all hat and no cattle.
--- Instrumental ---
Under that ten gallon
There's nothin' really there
Those boot have never been
Far from town
He's never rode a tractor
Or been behind a plow
He shoots a lot of bull,
But he's never milked a cow.
And, he's all hat and no cattle
He'll break you heart just for fun
And ride of into the settin' sun
He'll try to make you think
He's ridin' high in the saddle
He's all hat and no cattle.
He's all hat and no cattle...