Rodney Loeb has the satellite radio in his vacuum truck permanently tuned to Willie’s Roadhouse so country music of the 1950s and ’60s is his constant companion, whether he’s up at dawn on the way to a pumping job or coming home from the disposal plant in the evening. Familiar artists like Johnny Cash, George Jones and Mel Tillis have provided the soundtrack to his life in the hills of eastern Pennsylvania.
“It’s what I grew up on, basically. We went to picnics when I was a kid where the music was played. My parents listened to it when we were
