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Texas Music · Tigs Bits Podcast

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Welcome back to another edition of Kings B.
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On this episode. I have my good friend.
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JD marshalling to discuss Texas Music.
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We have a really good discussion about many different Texas
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artists such as shiny ribs. Pat Green Turnpike Troubadours.
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Whiskey Myers Cody. Jinx and a few, I've never even
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heard of I first met, Jay Dee a few years ago at the Golden
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Nugget in Lake Charles and we have we just been really good
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friends ever since I was sitting at the, Cadillac Bar sitting
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actually at the bar grabbing a little supper, one night and I
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met his lovely wife, Amber. She was waiting on him to come
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in from work. He was driving over something.
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She had already beat him there and we ordered some chips.
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Well, let me correct that I ordered some chips because As we
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were talking she was outraged that the place made you buy
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chips. I mean most Tex-Mex restaurants
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just give your chips not that place.
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So out of principle she just straight-up wasn't going to buy
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any just wasn't going to buy chips house in look, I really
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want some chips and queso, so I'm gonna buy them, I'm gonna
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buy them. You can have some so she did and
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we waited waited on JD to get there.
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She told me you're absolutely going to love my husband.
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Got to stick around. You got to wait for him to get
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here. You're really going to like him.
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She was right. As soon as he got there.
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I mean the three of us. Just we just hit it off and we
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all really we just became very, very good friends real quick.
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It was, it was pretty obvious that that they were cool people
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there, music nuts. Just like my wife and me, they
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love to go to concerts eat, good food and just have fun.
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So I mean what is not to like about that JD's given me so
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many. Good music recommendations over
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the years especially in what I guess you could label as
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alt-country I just call it good music.
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I want you to make sure that you tune in again next week he and I
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dive into some Texas. Barbecue, his award winning
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competition. Team his partnership with Alex,
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bregman and the bragi bomb brand and and much much more.
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It's a it's a great one. Honestly, think we could have
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taught barbecue and music for two straight days.
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Days. It was just it was a blast it
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was an absolute blast so without any further Ado mr.
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JD Marsh, welcome to Tigs bitzer.
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Thanks for coming on. Happy to be here.
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Y'all have to excuse my Aggie, sign the back there.
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I didn't realize I was sitting in the spot.
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Well fortunately this isn't on video so no one will see that.
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Extremely disturbing and ugly. Texas, A&M Aggies sign behind
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you. So will we can move?
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As that you ignore my LS U hat. I will call it even.
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Yeah. There we get past this.
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Well, I'll tell you before the last hour, getting kind of
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prepped for the show, getting getting in the right mindset, I
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had my Spotify playlist play in jamming, some shiny ribs,
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because you're the one who introduced me to those guys.
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Yeah, and you told me, you need to check them out.
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So I Did and went dang, these guys are freaking awesome.
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Who else? You got?
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You've sent me several over over the years but I remember I saw I
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think I saw a shiny rims was playing in Baton Rouge at some
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little, I don't remember. Where was you?
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Tell me where it is? There red dragon.
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There you go. And I remember, I told you, I
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said, man, these guys are playing Baton Rouge.
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You need to go check them out. And everyone I've ever told that
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to says, What the hell is Sonny ribs, what kind of music is it?
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If you, if you haven't seen it, you can't explain it.
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No, it's a, it's a little country.
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It's a little Funk. It's a little Blues.
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It's I don't know what it is, but it's damn good, whatever it
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is. I know that I know that in a
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site and it's, and it's shown me in a live show in a small venue
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like you've never seen. Oh man.
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So I find I got to see them at the red dragon here in Baton.
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Rouge and this place holds. Man, I think it's less than 75
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people make less than 100 will say, but I think it's more like
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50. I mean it's a small room, their
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couches and chairs and it's worked out.
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The guy who runs it here is phenomenal.
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He's awesome. And he brings a lot of
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singer-songwriters, that kind of, you know, alt-country type
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thing. Whatever label you want to put
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on it, mainly singer. Songwriters though, and the
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folks at this place here in Baton Rouge brings in, they
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bring in some amazing acts, they really, really do just some
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phenomenal guys. They don't get enough love, you
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know how that goes. So we're you know, we're lucky
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here here in the Houston area where I live.
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I live about out and over 60 miles west of downtown Houston.
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We're lucky in this whole area, the whole state of Texas for
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that matter, and they've got it pours into Louisiana and
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Oklahoma, as well. Well, but right, we're lucky
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that man. There's such support for those
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local, Texas, Red Dirt, whatever you want to call them.
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Homegrown guys that are just singer-songwriters and better
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than any of the crap. You're going to hear aundre.
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Yeah. Absolutely.
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I was listing and kind of my Jam's.
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It just randomly played a guy tonight.
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I'd never heard Sam, Sam, more. Oh, I don't know if you even
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know him, I don't know. Somehow I know there it went.
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From Kevin, Russell shiny ribs straight to this guy, dude, he
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was the most badass song. I've heard in a long time it had
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a Waylon feel to it and and and all of this and quick-fix by
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Sam, Morrow. He reminds me of Shooter
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Jennings in a way. He has that kind of California
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sound. That's rooted in Outlaw country.
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I mean, for I don't like putting labels on stuff.
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I agree. The Bakersfield sound with an
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Law education. I think that's the best way to
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sum it up. So let me ask you what are some
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bands these days. Of course we love shiny.
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Ribs who are some folks that you're into that we need to
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listen to, I'll go into this, I'll start here, I'm sitting in
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my man cave upstairs. We got a lot of sports
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memorabilia, music memorabilia, stuff like that.
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I've got four posters hanging above my pool table.
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My four favorite singer song. Writers of all time.
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I got shiny ribs. I got Robert.
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Earl Keen. I got Jerry.
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Jeff Walker and Guy Clark. Gun cocks.
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My number one all-time singer-songwriter hands down.
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Not even close. I think that started when I was
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probably probably 16, I discovered God Clark and I'm 40
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41. Now, I discovered Guy Clark,
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when I was about 16 and just all, I'd heard up to that point
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in my life was what's on the radio and the Nashville Country
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radio, George? George Strait Garth Brooks,
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which hey, I love both of those guys.
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Sure. Yeah, absolutely.
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You can and you get into a guy Clark and that's something
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totally different and You know, that that I started there and
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that, that moved me into Jerry Jeff Walker from Jerry.
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Jeff Walker, when the Gary P9, and then about that time, that
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when I was a senior in high school, I guess is window.
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The Texas Music, steam really started blowing up.
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That's when Pat Green was blowing up.
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Oh yeah. Corey Moore was blown up shortly
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afterwards, Charlie Robinson and jacking Rob and all those guys.
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And man, I was hooked. I was hooked.
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I went to shows every weekend and I'm not Into any Nashville
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Country radio since then in 20 plus years you know, this but no
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no I will be somewhere in some come on the radio and I'll come
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on in a bar or something and then I've never heard that.
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Everybody have you never heard of that?
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I listen to it, I don't know. No, the only reason I have an
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exposure to all of that is because of my daughter, you
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know? And and yes, I will admit that
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I've seen Luke. Ryan four times whatever.
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So by I've seen that the Houston Rodeo number times I like him,
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I'm not gonna lie. Controversial take I don't
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necessarily think a lot. I've Luke Bryan, show sucks.
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I think it's actually kind of fun.
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I was going to say he hooked me with Metallica.
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The first time I saw him, he had just come out with a Country,
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Girl, Shake It For Me. Now the song before his Encore
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was Enter Sandman by Metallica And I went huh?
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Well, I wasn't expecting this and this is awesome.
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Yeah, he's good. Yeah, every I've seen him in
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numerous times every Nashville artist that I've seen in concert
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last 20 years has been either at the Houston Rodeo, the San
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Antonio Road. Sure, that's the only time I
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will see ya. We're at concerts very regularly
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to see other folks. Yeah, really enjoy real meat
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real. Well, I don't want to say not a
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real musician because I think it's a little bit of an odd
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musician. Absolutely, Luke.
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Bryan's it absolutely. A Mission and Mike said he's a
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hell of a showman. He's a hell of a show.
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He is he knows how to work a crowd, everybody loves him.
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He's just a good old boy but look, I can't hate on him for
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Nashville. Wanted to plug him in and he got
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to go make millions doing that. I'd have done it too.
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I think most of them would I hear?
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He's a great guy. I know people that have hunted
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with him and whatnot. They say yeah, awesome guy to
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hang out with. So I got nothing against him.
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I just don't particularly care for his music and no, I don't
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care for his sound that That I do.
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You know what? At the end of the day, he
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probably don't either, but he gets paid a lot for it and he
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would rather dig in the trenches and and grind it out and be with
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the fine folks like shiny ribs. Like, dude.
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That guy. What a showman, what is shown
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that no doubt about that? He wears a suit and tie.
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Every show sweating is a soft dancing, like a madman.
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He's like, James Brown dancing up.
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There he is insane, but you would think, what is this guy
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on, you talk to him before. Show you talk to me after a
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show. So he played my backyard for my
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40th birthday. Two years ago, he is the nicest
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down-to-earth. Most level-headed normal guy you
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could ever meet, but then he gets on stage and flips a
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switch, and he's a Madman Duty goes crazy.
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It's amazing. It's like a, it's like a
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well-oiled machine. Like a, like an athlete.
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It's like Jordan. Yes.
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Just chilling in the locker room and then going out and drop and
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50 on you. I mean, the dude, it's insane.
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It really is. That dudes, amazing.
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He can he can sure move for a fat boy.
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He can dude's got some moves. Yep.
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Yeah, he's a he's just south. He's a Southeast Texas boy from
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over there and round orange a Beaumont somewhere around over
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there. Is that where he's from?
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I Didn't Know. I think Sour Lake maybe
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actually. But yeah over in that open that
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that Golden Triangle area somewhere?
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Well, he does have, he has a fondness for Louisiana and his
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song 100%. And and so I know Oh, he
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obviously has some family in Louisiana because he spent time
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over here. Of course, that would make
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sense. Living, you know, growing up
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around orange and it's like Charles, you know, it's one of
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my, one of the first song you told me I needed to listen, to
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take me to Lake Charles. Yes, that's what you said.
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You said, start there and I did. And then I win.
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Oh, these guys are awesome. I love it.
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So to Circle back. He's asking you know who are
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some of my guys now that I'm listening to The big one for me,
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the past 10 years has been Turnpike Turnpike Turnpike
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Troubadours. Just man, something about those
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guys and feltner is a hell of a songwriter.
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I relate a lot to his songs. Love everything about it.
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And I was, you know, they went, they went through their, their
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troubles here last few years and I haven't, Som some problems.
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They had to break up. We didn't know if it ever get
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back together again. All right.
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Hey man. When they came back together, we
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went about a month ago, I guess we went and saw him at Red
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Rocks. Cool man on unbelievable.
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Do? They knew unbelievable.
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So everything about it. Just don't believe.
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Was that your first time at Red Rocks?
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It was, it was have you been there?
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I have. I've been there twice.
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How amazing is that place? Huh.
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Unbelievable unbelievable. We went with two other couples
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and we made a pact. We said hey, we don't care who
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it is. Once a year, we're coming back
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here to watch a show. We'll find somebody we want to
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see. We're going to come by after
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being there. There's no, there's no In place.
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I don't know. I don't know how it can get.
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I don't know how it can get any better.
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There is no better place. You know I did a did my concert
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top 10 and all that and I thought about breaking it down
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into a like a concert venue top 10.
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I'm like well there's only one and it's really not even worth
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discussing the other nine. Frankly I agree I just shot to
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number one and not even close to my book and I named close.
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Is it not the sound? That's yeah.
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In that place. Every little note from a guitar.
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Every little note that sung like everything, there's no Echo.
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Yeah, I don't know how to explain it.
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Like the Reverb is just perfect but it doesn't go far and it
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vibrates through you. I don't when you're sitting on
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top, you're sitting on top of this mountain looking down, by
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mistake age, into this Valley and these huge lit up, rocks on
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both. Starting just the whole
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atmosphere. He's unbelievable.
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Unbelievable. There's Denver down.
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They're in the in the corner to off to your, right?
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It's just yeah dude. It gives me gives me chill bumps
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just thinking about the place because it's just so incredible.
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That was awesome. So turn the probably past 10
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years Turnpike has been my my favorite band going another one
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last five years is going to be the read Southall band at
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Oklahoma. I'm not sure if you're familiar
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with them, I'm not at all. Never even heard of them, those
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guys, they They're out of Oklahoma and their first album
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was called Six Strings sorrow and it's just an acoustic album
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that sounds like it was recorded in somebody's garage and it may
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have been, I don't know, but it is an awesome album, awesome
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songwriting. And since then their, their
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albums that have come out since then, I wouldn't even call them
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country. I think they're, I think they're
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more southern rock, kind of a kind of a Skynyrd kind of band.
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Okay, kind of these days, Whiskey Myers table, and, you
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know, something, something along those lines, it's definitely
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heavier than Country. But still has a country
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underlying to it. So yeah.
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They're they're badass. We went I think two weeks ago,
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three weeks ago. We went saw Cody Jinx here at
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The Woodlands. He was unbelievable.
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I like Cody Jinx man. I really that guy's been popping
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up a lot for me lately, I don't know, I don't know his catalog
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Deep by any means but that guy's voice.
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Unbelievable blows me away. You know, he started out in a
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metal band back in the day, A in Dallas, but we were lucky
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enough. We got to go, it was me and
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Amber and the kids watch that show.
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We were lucky enough to get to go backstage and go on Cody's
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bus and meatball them and what not just the nicest guy him his
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bandmates his Tormentor, everybody just the nicest people
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you could ever meet and puts on a hell of a show and then
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opening for him at that show was Lucas Nelson, but we Nelson son.
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Oh yeah, dude look, I've been jamming Lucas for a while, dude.
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That's the first time I've seen him.
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That's the first time I'd seen him live.
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That Guy was Unreal live. He just, he brought the house
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down live. He was so good.
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And he's a, you know, for people who don't know him, he sounds a
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lot like his dad but not, they does he does.
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But he doesn't, you know, he can't, you hear it, you can hear
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it in the divorce, but it's totally different, kind of
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music. He's got a very bluesy Soulful
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type of music to him. I don't know if you're familiar
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at all with the Teske Brothers out of Australia.
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No, check them out. They're awesome.
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He reminded me a lot of them there.
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Very bluesy and he reminded me a lot of those guys.
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What I love about him is as just the way he he harmonizes a
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guitar with his vocals. Yeah but it works.
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It absolutely Works pan. It it's fantastic.
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Yeah. I've never seen I've not seen
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him live. But is it is it still Lucas?
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And the promise of the real or whatever.
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Is that still the name of his band?
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Yeah. Whatever.
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Yes. Something like that.
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I can't remember exactly what it is.
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But something along those lines. It was his very first album and
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I don't remember the name of the song, but I heard it like
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randomly playing on Spotify. Like you know, I'd played a song
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and then it just started doing its thing or whatever.
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It's so Soulful and bluesy, you're right?
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Yeah, I think if you want to you're in my book, you won't
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hear the quintessential Lucas Nelson.
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Go check out fine. Yourself that song is phenomenal
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and that kind of brings in all the blues heinous and whatnot.
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I think that's awesome. It was 2010, dude, that's
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whenever of the first album that I listened to have him.
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It's Polly Polly Gap, the Gap and hey baby.
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Hey, baby. Yep, I know that.
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Yep. I know that one that's the one
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that blew my freaking mind, man and it and he he yes he
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definitely has that mean this rude.
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He has that nasally sound, you know that, that that that will
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he's got maybe not quite As much, but it's definitely there.
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You can. You can hear me know?
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He's Willie Nelson's son. Absolutely, the signature is
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there 100% Nature's there, but it's done.
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Just right? And I love look, dude, you got
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to think Willie, Nelson's, son, kicks ass.
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And so, does Waylon Jennings son.
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I've always loved shooter, 100%, I think whenever that album
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first, came out his first album and going to Carolina, I think
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it was or that song I think. Is on there.
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Maybe that was his second album. Got the album.
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The one with the Fourth of July at one, Whelan is my favorite
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country. Dude.
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Outlaw, whatever you want to call him.
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Whatever label you want to give him Whelan's.
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Always been my favorite, right? I just love.
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I love his guitar. I love how he loved the Reverb
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in it, and then to hear his son come out.
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Who doesn't really do anything like his dad at all?
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No. Butt kicks ass in his own way,
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incredible, man, another guy Ben, listen to a lot of it is,
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man, this guy, he's out there. I think he's got a lot of that
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Outlaw. And he's got an amazing voice.
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He's got some wild songs, his Paul coughing, I don't know if
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you're familiar with him at all. Do you know who I'm not?
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You got you got check this dude out on, when you check this dude
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out, you gotta go on YouTube, don't just listen to his music,
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go on YouTube and watch his videos.
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Okay, this guy is a, he is wild. He's out of, he's out of the
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pile. The Tyler area and he's got some
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wild music and big booming voice and just he something else,
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maybe he's a while dude. Give me his name again.
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One more time, Paul coughing, CA you th e, en speaking of up
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there and around the Tyler area. Of course, Whiskey Myers.
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I love whiskey, Mars, they're all.
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So we're actually going as we just bought tickets to go, see
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them, who is it? Dim and Shane Smith in the
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Saints are playing together. October the 2nd at The
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Woodlands. Just north of Houston went down
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eyes so pumped about that. One of those guys are awesome.
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Funny stories for going to Tyler.
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I was Miss. I was up in the Tyler area in
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February early, February late, January, picking up a new
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barbecue pit that we had built, okay, and stopped in this little
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bar there and Tyler stay in the hotel.
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There, the from the night and stomping, this bar to have some
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beers. And the guitar player for
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Whiskey Myers, is sitting, right next to me at the bar, And you
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can, if anybody's ever seen this, dude, you can't mistake
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him. I knew exactly who he was, but
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sat down and so we set there and bullshit all night hell of a
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nice guy. I think there's like a Wednesday
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night or something that I think there wasn't five people in that
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whole bar and he came and sat down right next to me.
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There's so much, there's so much good music out there, so much
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good music out there right now. You know, I mentioned my for
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favorites when we started talking about the music and this
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year, Robert Earl Keen is hanging up, supposedly, hang it
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up after this year. That's what I heard.
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He's on his feet. World Tour and he's playing a,
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for a week in August, playing a bunch of great venues here in
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Texas. He's playing greenhalgh is
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playing. I think Billy Bob's and then
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close it out at floors. Country Store, his last concert
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floors, conjured stores where he recorded his live donor.
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Number two, album, back in their mid 90s, okay, which is got to
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be his biggest album ever. Oh, yeah, that I mean, that's,
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that's where I've got introduced to Pat G.
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Yes, that's where Zico. Who's this guy?
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Okay, I like him. I'm a big music buff and I'm
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like, you, I'm my musical taste know what, my favorites are
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like, said the old country, The Outlaw come A huge going back to
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Gary. Stewart, I love various to, oh,
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yes! Oh God, I said God, Clark
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already, guys like that. I love that old music me.
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Willie Nelson, I love that Waylon Jennings.
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I love that and then I love, I love 80s and 90s country music.
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I grew up listening to Alabama and George Strait.
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Those kind of folks Since then in the 90s, man, there's
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Kick-Ass music in the 90s. Oh, hell yes.
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Then I feel like it all went wrong after that.
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Really did, didn't it? It just died.
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He did, I don't know what happened but there's plenty of
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good music out there. If you go looking for whether
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you know the guys I've already mentioned there's Tyler child or
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he's he's a badass Sturgill Simpson's a badass.
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There's so much great music out there that's just under
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appreciated by the Nashville machine.
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And I think, I think they're going to have to wake up to it.
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Just like Willie and Waylon And those guys did back in the early
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70s, starting to Outlaw movement, they all moved to
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Austin, started doing their own thing and Nashville had to take
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notice because they started putting a dent in their bottom
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line. I think the same thing, they're
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having a, I think that's happening again right now and
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especially the way radio doesn't matter as much.
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Obviously, CD cells, don't matter at all.
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Everything is screened and YouTube and take others, guys,
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look at that Zack. Brian guy.
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Is that exact Brian? Yeah.
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So he started just putting out videos of him sitting around a
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campfire singing songs and now he's one of the biggest damn
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acts to going right now. He's put out a 34 song album.
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Wow. And he's he's blowing up.
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He's got some great songs but you know, guys don't have to
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take the same path like I used to and deal with that music
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machine. I think, I think Nashville is
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going to have to take notice of that.
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I agree, 100%. I mean, he, how can they not?
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Night, they played the same thing for 15 years in Nashville.
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It's a song, Same seven. So we were, I think it was
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probably a year ago. We were on a road trip,
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somewhere, on the middle of nowhere, where we didn't get
23:39
any, any good radio stations, and it was on a Sunday
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afternoon, they had the country top 20 or whatever the hell it
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is on Sunday. Afternoons.
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And we were listening is like a top five songs and they all
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sounded exactly the same. Exactly the same man.
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Another guy that's coming up and actually is making Headway.
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A lot of Headway in a lot of noise in Nashville.
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Was Cody Johnson. Yeah.
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And he's the real deal. Yeah, I know him personally a
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little bit. He's a hell of a good dude.
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And man, he's, he puts on, he puts on one of the best shows
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you've ever seen. He's, he's Garth.
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Brooks 2.0 in concert. He puts on a show, the fam and I
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all, we all saw Garth Brooks here in Tiger stadium.
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I've seen Garth Brooks before and it was incredible and loved
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it. It was whenever he first came
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back five years. Ago or whatever, 2017, 16,
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whatever to hearing play-calling, Baton Rouge and
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Tiger Stadium. I mean, come on, I was about to
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say I've seen videos, but I know videos can't do it justice.
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I bet that was just blow the, there's no roof on the place but
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blow the roof. If there was it would have been
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blown off. I promise you at Place With.
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No I can't imagine how wow that was.
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Yeah I think it was freaking amazing and that when we left
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The stadium. My ears were ringing.
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And yeah, and it wasn't because the music was loud.
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I mean the music was, it was great.
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I've seen a lot of people Dierks Bentley is the loudest person
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that I've seen in there is all on the same night.
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He pushed the speakers to the limits.
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It got a little distorted. Yeah, but it was still awesome.
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He puts on a great show to. I've seen them several times.
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Yeah, he's awesome but it wasn't that loud.
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It wasn't any that the the guard?
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It was it sounded. It was perfect.
25:31
It was it was loud enough. It wasn't overly loud.
25:34
It was just right. But when he did call him Baton
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Rouge, that's the loudest. I think I've ever heard Tiger
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Stadium. No game.
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I don't think any game even matched how loud that.
25:46
That play it went crazy dude. It went I can imagine get chill
25:49
bumps again dude, it just went nuts.
25:52
I'll tell you a funny story so I'm not that I'm not an LSU guy.
25:56
Raggy In his house, but I got no problem with LSU.
26:00
In, you'll be able to tell me better to thought what you're
26:03
doing LSU be. Do you in the national
26:05
championship? 2002 was the 2003 season and
26:09
they played in 2004, and January is when they when they play
26:13
Oklahoma. So me and a bunch of dudes, I
26:15
was living in Dallas at the time, made a bunch of dudes,
26:18
loaded up an RV and drove to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl that
26:23
year, just on a whim and parked in the parking lot down by the
26:27
sea. The dome for three or four days.
26:28
He'll I don't know how long. Our there had a time of our
26:30
lives and man I remember being it.
26:34
I remember being at a cat's meow on Bourbon Street.
26:37
The karaoke bar and Pat is packed.
26:40
This is on game day. That is a night game, National
26:43
Championship Game Day, packed bar, you know, they're doing the
26:47
Bourbon Street thing you go through order one beer, they
26:49
give you 32, whatever it is, everybody's hammered at like
26:52
11:00 in the morning and I think about every Other songs,
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somebody things called that, encourage that day at the cat's
27:00
meow, and the plates was just going nuts every single time I
27:05
totally believe it. Totally believe it.
27:08
Yeah, that was, that was a fun one because nobody gave us a
27:12
chance in hell, a beat in Oklahoma, that day to begin
27:16
with. And there's no t-mod.
27:17
Rather, there's no team, I'd rather see lose more than
27:19
Oklahoma. Damn, right.
27:21
Exactly. Exactly us, too.
27:25
So, it was so much fun and then we We it was fun to play them
27:28
again in 2019 and just absolutely skull drag them.
27:34
Well that's as good of a stopping point.
27:36
As any, any time you can find a way to work in that 2019
27:44
National Champion LSU Tiger football team.
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Yeah, it's just a good stopping point.
27:49
It really is. I mean, you can't beat the best
27:53
tune in again next week, JD. And I continue this conversation
27:56
and we die. I've into competition.
27:59
Barbecue rubs sauces, Brady bomb, lots of different things.
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It is a fantastic episode, just like this.
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One was appreciate you listening.
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Hope you guys have a great week and look forward to seeing you
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again next week.