Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 2: You're off in God's Country with Reed, also known as
Speaker 2: the Brothers Hunt, where we take a weekly drive to
Speaker 2: the intersection of country music and the great outdoors, two
Speaker 2: things that go together like boys to men and I
Speaker 2: want my baby ba ba baby back.
Speaker 1: I want my baby baby. Everybody thinks they wrote that
Speaker 1: baby back being Barbara Sauce or.
Speaker 3: Garth Brooks and a lapel mic brought to you by Meat.
Speaker 2: Eater Kenneth Lee Bryce on the pod today, Out in
Speaker 2: God's Country with Us tell some great stories. Talks about
Speaker 2: a deer from last year named Baby Brow. That is
Speaker 2: baby bro shot the brown.
Speaker 1: It's a great story. I will get away.
Speaker 2: Talks about you know he he comes from a background
Speaker 2: of church and really learn how to cut his chops
Speaker 2: doing that thing, and learn how to sing harmonies and
Speaker 2: gets the soul and emotion from from growing up in
Speaker 2: the church like he did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you can tell him his favorite the boy
Speaker 3: got some He got some gravy.
Speaker 1: On does a killer? Does a killer gravet you want
Speaker 1: to stay around for.
Speaker 3: That gravy on his vocals?
Speaker 1: The Killer?
Speaker 2: Thanks Lee for coming out, got new songs out. He's
Speaker 2: gonna He's going on the road. By himself doing a
Speaker 2: you not just by himself. He'll have a he'll have
Speaker 2: a team with him, but his band, Uh, it's just
Speaker 2: gonna be him and a guitar and he's and he
Speaker 2: kind of walks through that process with us and tells
Speaker 2: what you uh, what you should expect when you go
Speaker 2: see Lee Bryce on the road this year. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be it's gonna be pretty special.
Speaker 1: Funny guy, talents. Guy, You're gonna love it.
Speaker 3: Just say sings a lot, sing a lot on this podcast.
Speaker 3: And I'm glad he did because it's not.
Speaker 1: In the same cloth.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of we have a lot of
Speaker 2: commonalities with with Lee.
Speaker 1: So it's a cool word. Is that a real word? Commonalities? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, smart smart.
Speaker 3: Words fight our word by anything. On the marketplace, Yes,
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 2: And and it ties into this town and and and
Speaker 2: and people's journey in this town a little bit. We
Speaker 2: talked about it in fifteen seconds marketplace minute. Dan bought
Speaker 2: a k a s KB acoustic guitar case. We've been
Speaker 2: doing these these gigs and and kind of flying to
Speaker 2: do them sometimes and and and we're of the cunt
Speaker 2: camps where terrible roads and stuff and so I needed
Speaker 2: one too, so on Facebook marketplace, been looking at him,
Speaker 2: found one north of Nashville. Actually went and got it
Speaker 2: on George's birthday. Did a little Facebook market Place deal
Speaker 2: on her birthday. After we got done with her stuff,
Speaker 2: rolled up to this guy's house garage, opens up, all
Speaker 2: kinds of music stuff in there. He comes out, He's like, hey, man,
Speaker 2: thanks for meeting me. Had to meet him at a
Speaker 2: certain time because he was in between rights. He was doubling,
Speaker 2: and I was like, hey, man, who are you writing with.
Speaker 2: He's like, oh, my roommate and you know this this
Speaker 2: other guy. And we kind of got into the thing
Speaker 2: and and uh, he had looked up some stuff that
Speaker 2: I had written. And we started just talking about journeys.
Speaker 2: And he was telling me, hey, he'd been here ten
Speaker 2: years and just grinding, man, and didn't know didn't know
Speaker 2: when it was gonna pop, you know. And and I
Speaker 2: just told him, you know, man, I lived on a
Speaker 2: house boat on person Priest for for five years and
Speaker 2: and and caught our dinner from from a Christmas tree
Speaker 2: that we dropped under the boat, and and it and
Speaker 2: and I told him, man, like like this town is
Speaker 2: crazy and your journey is crazy, because that when you're
Speaker 2: when you're in it and you're you're looking out at
Speaker 2: your future and your picture in your future, there is
Speaker 2: no house in your future. There is no family, there
Speaker 2: is no Number one parties, there's none of that because
Speaker 2: it feels so far away and it's such a grind
Speaker 2: while you're in the middle of it. But all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, one day it changes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the light breaks through, right, Yeah, and you never
Speaker 3: know when it's going to How many times when I
Speaker 3: said this analogy on this podcast, but it's the it's
Speaker 3: the mining for diamonds thing. Man, if you style how
Speaker 3: close you could be two inches from changing your life, yeah,
Speaker 3: or two songs for that matter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So keep grinding, Keep minding. Market Place a.
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Speaker 2: All right, First of all, we got former Clinton University
Speaker 2: long come on, big fish catching South Carolina boy dad,
Speaker 2: a three three point seven seven billion with a B
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Speaker 1: Thanks for coming.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, I mean this this seems like it's gonna
Speaker 4: be really hard.
Speaker 1: It's really tough. It's gonna be the hardest.
Speaker 2: Podcast you ever done in your life, really serious question.
Speaker 4: Surrounded by these kind of things animals, I feel kind
Speaker 4: of at home. I put some in my studio to
Speaker 4: just like when I'm working at a vibe.
Speaker 3: You got to all right, So we were just talking
Speaker 3: about because we're in the middle of a duck trip
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: Literally got back into it and then we're going back out.
Speaker 1: You said you're going back right Literally.
Speaker 2: When this is over, I have to go fix my
Speaker 2: dog's battery callers because I forgot to do that this morning.
Speaker 4: We're in the same boat. It's like y'all were duck hunting.
Speaker 4: You drove all the way back from Arkansas. You got
Speaker 4: it two or three in the morning. I wrote until
Speaker 4: about three, got to sleep about four, got up to
Speaker 4: and a half hours later, and drove down one hour
Speaker 4: from the farm.
Speaker 1: We're down there. I'm in spring Hill, he's in When
Speaker 1: did this happen?
Speaker 4: Well, I guess it's the eight to nine o'clock hour
Speaker 4: turned into Atlanta in Dallas.
Speaker 1: Do you have to do it a lot when you
Speaker 1: come to town? Do you come to town early?
Speaker 4: I never, I never ever come to town unless God's country.
Speaker 2: Spig Man, we love you for it, We appreciate you
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 1: That's a clip a clip that, but that's for sure,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: So we were talking about duck hunting and man, I'm
Speaker 2: not a duck hunter, but I kind of want to be.
Speaker 2: And here's the deal, like, I don't, I don't have
Speaker 2: to have the extravagant thing.
Speaker 1: My what I want is.
Speaker 2: Me and my boy and my bro and his kids.
Speaker 2: Just a little spot, just just one duck hole, just
Speaker 2: to shoot. Yeah, five or six miles, five or six
Speaker 2: green heads, which is and you were and you were
Speaker 2: do that great day, right, That's that's kind of all
Speaker 2: you want is just to see some birds work, call
Speaker 2: duck call a little bit, watch a dog run out
Speaker 2: there and grab a couple.
Speaker 1: How did did you put your spot in or was it?
Speaker 1: Was it there?
Speaker 4: So yeah, I kind of put it in, but I
Speaker 4: put it in kind of dug out a pond and
Speaker 4: I just kind of let the overflow. There was already
Speaker 4: a low spot coming up to the kind of gravel road,
Speaker 4: just kind of going to the back of the farm.
Speaker 4: It's a small little farm, but a you're talking about
Speaker 4: frank Frankly, Yeah, I'm about four hundred yards from Page
Speaker 4: High School and we've been right, we've caught fish the pond.
Speaker 4: So the pond, if you're coming back towards where you
Speaker 4: drive into the pond, there's like a low spot. Well
Speaker 4: we got corn beans and stuff growing in that little spot.
Speaker 4: If the pond overflows, then it's just this perfect But
Speaker 4: I got these pines just lined up right and come
Speaker 4: right over your head and they really it's like so fun.
Speaker 4: It's usually like a fifteen to twenty minute thing. It's
Speaker 4: like you're going to get the birds that you've had
Speaker 4: for a week or two and then like you get
Speaker 4: your chance at them. And and that's like honestly really nice.
Speaker 4: Compared to I grew up, like down in South Carolina,
Speaker 4: it was like get on a boat early dark, you know,
Speaker 4: I go deep into the swamp and you might catch them.
Speaker 4: You're one hundred mile an hour wood ducks, you know,
Speaker 4: and you might you know, you might kill a couple,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 1: But it was just about the that was hard hunting.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: I did get to do kind of what y'all do,
Speaker 4: like a couple of times because I knew a got
Speaker 4: down in West Tennessee and that real foot area past
Speaker 4: that and uh man, they had the they called it
Speaker 4: called it the money pit, you know, they drive you
Speaker 4: out and through the water, drop you off and you
Speaker 4: get down in the thing. They had a sausage lady boy.
Speaker 1: They had a lazy boy and.
Speaker 4: A TV eaters like like literally, I got out of
Speaker 4: my clothes setting a lazy boy and was watching TV
Speaker 4: and like cooking eggs, sausage biscuits while they're right through
Speaker 4: the other door, under the water, under the ground like going.
Speaker 4: Birds would come home, Like I get up in my
Speaker 4: underwear and go over there and shoes. That was awesome.
Speaker 4: But that's like a luxury cake, you know. I do
Speaker 4: like that. My son has been doing it sixteen and
Speaker 4: he he gets up by himself and he'll go go
Speaker 4: out there in the dark, put his decoys out, walk
Speaker 4: through the water and go sitting stand in the pines
Speaker 4: and you know, wait for that kind of twenty minute
Speaker 4: little window.
Speaker 1: That's also he it's cool to have you said he's sixteen.
Speaker 1: He's sixteen, dude, do one of that. It happened.
Speaker 3: It was I feel like I remember him being born.
Speaker 4: Yeah you do. I was a loser's crying. Yeah, like
Speaker 4: so happy.
Speaker 1: I got a boy coming, boy boy, and it used
Speaker 1: to be boy now it's boy boy boy. What wrong
Speaker 1: with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I gotta tell the story reads already heard it
Speaker 3: fourteen times. But since we're talking about boys, and then
Speaker 3: we'll do a quick little kid kid muma here. My
Speaker 3: son is part of training. He's two and a half
Speaker 3: and probably when he's sixteen, he's been like, Dad, I
Speaker 3: can't believe you told that on the podcast. But he's
Speaker 3: party training. And if you don't know when your kids
Speaker 3: are party training, a lot of time, you just like
Speaker 3: let him run around with no pants on, figuring it out,
Speaker 3: figuring out well, he likes full mommy, he's naked. He's naked,
Speaker 3: but he loves running around our house naked. Yes, so
Speaker 3: seven degrees outside, it's a little cold for that.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I was, I was putting my bets in. I was
Speaker 3: watching the Ohio State game, and he climbs up on
Speaker 3: my chair shoulder and I'm not paying any you know,
Speaker 3: you become nominates like stuffy or whatever.
Speaker 1: You're the tree.
Speaker 3: So he he somehow turns around and I'm still look
Speaker 3: at my phone. He grabs my hair and you know,
Speaker 3: like if you were to grab a pole and swing out,
Speaker 3: he grabs my hair, swings out halfway through the swing
Speaker 3: while he's his front is coming like this.
Speaker 1: He farts and then t bats me in one fluid
Speaker 1: motion like he's this tall, and.
Speaker 2: I was like, all my kids, oh me, I was
Speaker 2: just pushing the baby.
Speaker 4: Ed grabs a mic cable for the thing, swings out
Speaker 4: on the crowd and just comes. That's what it was.
Speaker 4: He swung out like this. Off your hair, your hair
Speaker 4: hitting that long though, I've got to just a little.
Speaker 4: It's gotta be a little.
Speaker 1: I just cut seven inches off.
Speaker 4: Of Oh wow, okay, never mind stand correct this day
Speaker 4: it was still still rock.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was rock. Kids of kids are great, man,
Speaker 1: kids are great. I got tired of my long hair, Dude,
Speaker 1: I got tired of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well it's just such a like it's such a
Speaker 4: young man's thing.
Speaker 3: Totally ill. I went from like cool band guy to
Speaker 3: like virgin I t tech in like two years.
Speaker 1: It was like what I looked like. It's kind of
Speaker 1: midlife crisis stuff.
Speaker 4: Cott just hey, just you know what the George, George.
Speaker 4: I don't even think you can buy a straight drive. Really,
Speaker 4: I don't think you can buy a new Core Vent.
Speaker 1: It's like a manual. It's all automatic.
Speaker 4: I don't think they even I don't even think you
Speaker 4: can blasphem. I don't if I'm gonna buy If I
Speaker 4: ever am going to buy a sports car, I want
Speaker 4: to have control over it totally right hand, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean.
Speaker 1: Kind of hate that about.
Speaker 3: I hate people telling me what to do, and I
Speaker 3: really hate machines telling me what to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah up, I'm just saying, but you need to get
Speaker 4: further away from the yellow line. I'm like, dude, dude,
Speaker 4: stop the truck will literally stop it.
Speaker 2: I feel like manuals are kind of about to be
Speaker 2: a thing of the past, Like I mean, I know
Speaker 2: they're still making them, but it feels like it's not
Speaker 2: even I don't know, I don't know anybody that drives
Speaker 2: a manual anymore.
Speaker 1: I don't know anybody that.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's a couple of people I know that
Speaker 4: still that can or that do do. But like, I
Speaker 4: know a couple of people I can't remember who they are.
Speaker 4: I just know, I know I just talked to somebody
Speaker 4: about and they're like, yeah, it's a manual. I was like, you,
Speaker 4: a manual. I know, they hardly make those anymore. That's
Speaker 4: what they're the most fun thing. I mean, I had
Speaker 4: a three on the tree on this old Ford. I
Speaker 4: didn't as my daddy's Ford F one hundred two drive
Speaker 4: come on white and it's a three on the tree.
Speaker 4: And I grew up with a little seventy nine love Chevrolet.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: In fact, where the giarship was was like a hole
Speaker 4: through the floor. So when I was just going to
Speaker 4: church or going on a date with my girlfriend, if
Speaker 4: you went through water, like water came up through the
Speaker 4: thing and splash, splash you You're like, what's that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So I got me a big piece of rubber, a
Speaker 4: nice piece of rubber, cut it really clean, cut a
Speaker 4: hole in it, put it over it, and I got
Speaker 4: me some self threatened screws and made like even like silver.
Speaker 1: Little make it worse. And it was.
Speaker 4: It was pretty old love Ford drive thirty fifties. Barely
Speaker 4: turned them tireds up. I meant that was a smooth ride.
Speaker 4: What it was like a four wheeler. You can take
Speaker 4: it anyway, as light as a feather.
Speaker 1: That's great. Did I have what were my I had some?
Speaker 1: I had some.
Speaker 3: I mean all I drove was a stick shift because
Speaker 3: I had to buy them on vehicles and there were
Speaker 3: as like six thousand dollars cheaper because nobody could drive them.
Speaker 4: You know what that Bronco I looked at. Uh it
Speaker 4: was like an older Bronco, a new one, but they
Speaker 4: have straight drive.
Speaker 1: It was a stick shift, man. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But it's not like old school eight throw on a
Speaker 2: tree like where you're locking it in and.
Speaker 1: This is through. Yeah's different. You're well, I'm saying, you're
Speaker 1: literally in those new ones. You're just going, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: it is different.
Speaker 4: It's like it started a long time ago where your
Speaker 4: clutches only go that goes down about like that far.
Speaker 1: It's one movie you just barely eat up and back.
Speaker 1: You know, I got this. I thought this.
Speaker 4: My guitar player just got gets bored and he does
Speaker 4: random things like spent like a year and he just
Speaker 4: bought this old Samurai like Suzuki samard top or hardtop,
Speaker 4: and he and he like took it apart, rebuilt the
Speaker 4: whole thing, like just learned on YouTube and just just
Speaker 4: wanted to learn.
Speaker 1: Come on and just read the whole Samurai.
Speaker 4: And it's got like a little clutch like that, but
Speaker 4: it's old, but it's still got a little clutch. It's
Speaker 4: not like a big jeep like the mold jeeps. Like
Speaker 4: I got a seventy nine, Big long clutch. You really
Speaker 4: got to like know what you're doing. Well, my Riker
Speaker 4: got in there, my middle son, and in one minute
Speaker 4: sixty seconds he was we were going and he was
Speaker 4: shifting gears down the road and never driven on. No,
Speaker 4: he just learned it to say.
Speaker 1: We like to do.
Speaker 2: A little thing was started off a little little song
Speaker 2: called a little tegment called what you're mad at?
Speaker 1: Man, I'm tired this morning.
Speaker 6: We do what you mad? Just tell us what it is,
Speaker 6: what you're mad at? Itch and lost.
Speaker 1: Kids might be a.
Speaker 6: Boss man or your neighbors kid, just tell us what
Speaker 6: you mad.
Speaker 1: He like that. I like that. Oh, Barbara's old. I
Speaker 1: won't baby back, baby, bro baby back. I will my
Speaker 1: baby back baby.
Speaker 2: But that's my that's my that's my two year olds
Speaker 2: favorite song. There's a there's a video on YouTube of
Speaker 2: Voice of Men doing it. Oh really, and it's like I.
Speaker 4: Love, I grew up loving. They're they're like, we're.
Speaker 2: Not even gonna sing that song here, We're just gonna
Speaker 2: have We're just gonna have some ribs. We're not even
Speaker 2: sing that song because everybody thinks it's our song. And
Speaker 2: they do a thing.
Speaker 1: Baby baby, uh what is what you are you even
Speaker 1: talking more?
Speaker 7: Are you?
Speaker 6: We're even saying love you no more? Saying now we
Speaker 6: feel is no longer.
Speaker 4: What they do the harmony like that kind of song
Speaker 4: because it's gorgeous, so we're it's not like a normal
Speaker 4: gospel thing. So like they they got dialed that thing like,
Speaker 4: oh dude, oh.
Speaker 7: Come jui.
Speaker 8: The road, man, I care.
Speaker 1: Here's some natural jube alone, jui to me to face
Speaker 1: these white boys. Dude, come on boys, the boys right here, Yeah, baby, yeah,
Speaker 1: come on over the.
Speaker 3: Hell boys to real was that was a she watched
Speaker 3: the b Boys to Dad's Boys.
Speaker 4: Boys, Yeah, boys, the boys returning from a Boys and
Speaker 4: Boys boy he grew up boys never a man, never man.
Speaker 4: Don't even Brian Davidson. He's like, I'm grow up some day,
Speaker 4: you know, he said. He's like, you know, forty five
Speaker 4: some day.
Speaker 1: He's good dude. That was that was a made it
Speaker 1: moment for me.
Speaker 2: We were watching that Boys the Man thing on the
Speaker 2: TV and and we've written with one of the guys.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the guy, what's the guy? He uh, the.
Speaker 4: Face with the little what's this he's kind of like
Speaker 4: the sort of the lead yes singer, but he's not
Speaker 4: the guy, the fair guy, and then you got there's
Speaker 4: two kind of it's that guy.
Speaker 2: But we wrote, we wrote with him and wrote a song.
Speaker 2: He came into town and wanted to do some country stuff,
Speaker 2: so we wrote a song with him. And we were
Speaker 2: watching that and I got it out. I was like, man,
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna holler, just a dude. Boys, some men
Speaker 2: it's like Connick in my family, especially for my sister grade.
Speaker 4: Dancing in there like singing, you know, like this, you know, Jesus, Jesus.
Speaker 2: We got the adults on the side doing the thing.
Speaker 2: But I text him. I was like, hey, man, I
Speaker 2: just want you to know. We were sitting here. My
Speaker 2: favorite or my little girl's favorite song is y'all's version
Speaker 2: of baby Back Ribs. And I was like, I've watched
Speaker 2: him many times. I thought about it. You just thought
Speaker 2: he was like do we had so much fun? So
Speaker 2: much more?
Speaker 1: He's like, we had so much fun we had filming
Speaker 1: that video. That great. He's a cool guy.
Speaker 2: He's great. Sorry what you're mad at? You could be mad,
Speaker 2: it could be whatever. You know what I mean, you
Speaker 2: can be glad.
Speaker 3: I'll go, I'll go I'm mad at personalized license plate.
Speaker 1: Man, I hope you don't have one. Do you have one?
Speaker 1: Did you just say like hard to l u V. Dude,
Speaker 1: if you're a grown.
Speaker 3: Man and you to l u V personalized license plate,
Speaker 3: Like Okay, you're too cool for me. Whatever, get out
Speaker 3: of my lane, bro, Like I'm mad at that. I'm
Speaker 3: mad at personalized license plates.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like. I don't like.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 1: Doesn't make me too mad, but I can I can
Speaker 1: see that.
Speaker 3: I like doing some I like throwing some petty things
Speaker 3: into this segment instead of it all being traffic.
Speaker 4: I'm with that. I'm with that traffic. Let me see
Speaker 4: that guitar. I got a line of a song coming
Speaker 4: on my new record. Oh it's all let me get
Speaker 4: over there, and uh.
Speaker 1: I love this little little thing. So you'll see the
Speaker 1: title real quick. Not that key. We had to go
Speaker 1: to Nylon this morning. Yeah, we left everything on.
Speaker 5: And so.
Speaker 1: I said, the end of a verse is a.
Speaker 4: I'm mad, I got so many guns, and I'm gladdern
Speaker 4: Heart's gone. Sitting No country boy, this is a.
Speaker 1: Weed been around.
Speaker 4: So the mad thing, I'm mad, I got so many
Speaker 4: guns and I'm gladern Heart's gone.
Speaker 1: I see people go what you say said.
Speaker 5: No country boy, but says weve been here around sitting
Speaker 5: the country boy subtractor on the plows.
Speaker 4: My babies kisses didn't last, so dast.
Speaker 1: Sitting no country boy country boy. That's perfect for this segment.
Speaker 8: What are you mad at?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 1: I got so many guns and I'm glad it's going.
Speaker 1: I see people go what did you just sir? It
Speaker 1: happened to me. I was like, oh, you can started
Speaker 1: getting starts beating. It makes it work the segment. I'm
Speaker 1: I'm glad at today.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: Jordan's birthday was a couple of weeks ago. Birthday. Jordan
Speaker 1: last week went and did a did a nice little
Speaker 1: couple's massage. Man, it was great.
Speaker 2: Gonna go eat some sushi. We got to the sushi place.
Speaker 2: It's the two part two segment One. I'm mad at
Speaker 2: restaurant prices. Oh, unbelievable, dude, unbelievable. We go to sushi place,
Speaker 2: walk in. I'm like, oh, dang man, these crab dragoons.
Speaker 2: I would like some of these crab dragoons A million
Speaker 2: dollars for four. And I was like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think I want to anything. I think I wanted.
Speaker 1: I would love to have something, but I don't want
Speaker 1: I don't want them that bad. I don't want that bathroom.
Speaker 1: So we eat.
Speaker 2: There's a table right here of some girls from out
Speaker 2: of town. You hear them talking from Chicago.
Speaker 1: You can you can?
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: There's another couple over here, one waiter. Middle of the day, lunch,
Speaker 2: not many people in there. Everybody leaves. I go to
Speaker 2: the bathroom. I come out and I'm looking. I'm looking
Speaker 2: at the table.
Speaker 1: Where the girls.
Speaker 2: This big group of Chicago girls just left. What's on
Speaker 2: the end sitting there? Perfect Chris Chris be Fried didn't
Speaker 2: crab dragoons. And I stopped and I was like, I
Speaker 2: would really like to eat those.
Speaker 8: They gone.
Speaker 2: They I went to the table, sat down with Jordan,
Speaker 2: and I was like, hey, what what would you do
Speaker 2: if if I just happened to show up with two
Speaker 2: grab room ragoons in a second.
Speaker 1: She's like, we're you talking about that I didn't pay for.
Speaker 2: I looked, I looked at the waiter. Waiter walks around
Speaker 2: the corner listening. I was like, eat it quick, because
Speaker 2: he knows we didn't order crab ragoons.
Speaker 4: It's like better than the five second rule. Touch it all, dude.
Speaker 1: It was like the light was hitting them too, and
Speaker 1: you know, like it's it's like there glowing.
Speaker 2: But dog, they were literally for four of them, it
Speaker 2: was like thirty seven dollars and it's a fried tortilla.
Speaker 6: At home.
Speaker 4: I just flew back like a day and a half
Speaker 4: ago from Mali with eight hours flight, you know. Now's
Speaker 4: but we got to the place and they were like, hey,
Speaker 4: here's a here's like a bunch of a handful of
Speaker 4: like all these like breakfast vouchers. We're standing at the
Speaker 4: ritz car and we're doing like this. They put us
Speaker 4: up and we're doing this. Uh benefit just no, it's
Speaker 4: not it's actually it's now changed, but it's it was
Speaker 4: kind of more for the fires and stuff that we're
Speaker 4: out there all this stuff. And so we were there,
Speaker 4: got a little vacation out of it. I played a
Speaker 4: big show. But anyway, we got there, like hey, they
Speaker 4: handed me a big handful of like breakfast vouchures. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm not a big breakfast guy anymore. But my wife vacation.
Speaker 4: She's up at freaking six, and I'm like, this is
Speaker 4: a vacation.
Speaker 1: Can we sleep in it? Maybe once?
Speaker 4: Anyway? So I went to breakfast for every day, and
Speaker 4: so we were using our vouchers. We didn't think ano another,
Speaker 4: you know, leave a little tip.
Speaker 1: You know, got vouchures.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then like the last day, we had like
Speaker 4: one voucher left, and I was like, I'm not even hungry,
Speaker 4: I said, but I'm gonna go with it. I don't
Speaker 4: want you to go by yourself. So I go over
Speaker 4: there and I get there, I'm like, you know what,
Speaker 4: I'll just grab a plate.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: It had one vouchure, and I figured maybe it's like
Speaker 4: and I said, whatever, I'll pay for the other if that.
Speaker 1: If it's not, I said, no, this one will be
Speaker 1: fine for both of you.
Speaker 4: So I sit down and I honestly I went over
Speaker 4: there and got a little plate and I got like
Speaker 4: like one little piece of sausage and like a tiny
Speaker 4: little bit of scrambled eggs like I brought over just.
Speaker 1: To have just salmon and capers. That's it.
Speaker 4: And then just so I could be sitting there eating
Speaker 4: while she's eating, and then the dude comes over to
Speaker 4: wait after he's so, do you have the other vouchuer?
Speaker 4: I was like, oh no, I said, I don't. We
Speaker 4: only had one. I was liked, but I'll just pay
Speaker 4: for it. He goes, okay, it comes back over and
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, like it was like a plate like
Speaker 4: like my two year old eat right, and because I
Speaker 4: didn't even want it, and I had like a glass
Speaker 4: of iced tea and he said, didn't even go mimosa,
Speaker 4: just no mimosa. Nothing right, six seven dollars.
Speaker 3: You et a thirty seven dollars piece of sausage.
Speaker 1: I was like, and then you know your chip.
Speaker 4: It was eighty dollars for one baby plate for two
Speaker 4: year old, even one.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't even I mean.
Speaker 4: Eighty bone eighty dollars. I was like, holy crap, we
Speaker 4: saved some money this week because we had had like
Speaker 4: five days in a row for free. That would have
Speaker 4: been one hundred and sixty per.
Speaker 1: Day for five days. I'm like six, I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: And then I'm like but but I was like eighty
Speaker 1: dollars scrambled eggs like one sausage full and like one
Speaker 1: like turkey sausage. And how I don't know.
Speaker 4: She's a rich Carlton in MAUI okay.
Speaker 3: Well this ain't the ritz I swung by shyinge salon
Speaker 3: other day she said, get me some lunch. I was like,
Speaker 3: I don't really want to, kind of get in a pinch, but.
Speaker 1: I'll go do it. Don't go by chick fil a.
Speaker 1: Went by Chick fil A. Don't go by Chick fil a.
Speaker 1: She I was like, what do you want?
Speaker 3: She goes twelve nuggets, fruit cup, coke, lot ice, got
Speaker 3: your baby roll up in there.
Speaker 1: I didn't get anything.
Speaker 4: It's all you got. So you got nuggets. Guess the
Speaker 4: fruit cup twelve now twelve grill no true grilled?
Speaker 2: No, just not the eight count, the twelve B, twelve
Speaker 2: count fruit, twelve count, twelve c two cook yes.
Speaker 4: Thirteen fourteen fifteen dollars?
Speaker 1: What you got? Who do you think it was? You know?
Speaker 1: Eighteen dollars eight for fruit?
Speaker 4: Remember you could go like you could go there for
Speaker 4: like four dollars and ninety five cents and likes bus.
Speaker 2: You could eat eighteen dollars. Used to it would buy
Speaker 2: you the whole menu and Donalds eight eighteen dollars dollars.
Speaker 2: It was like seventeen sixty seven or something for fruit
Speaker 2: and some chicken.
Speaker 3: I literally was like this is I was doing the
Speaker 3: math in my head of like if I had just
Speaker 3: bought it and cooked it at the house three bucks.
Speaker 1: It is out this crazy. It's crazy. We spent thirty
Speaker 1: dollars last night at uh at Popeye's.
Speaker 4: You know, if it was if all that money was
Speaker 4: going to the farmers who grow the food, be okay
Speaker 4: where it's going on.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Absolutely they ain't getting pennies
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 3: And Chick fil As Jesus is Chicken Maryland. I took
Speaker 3: it easy on the side here.
Speaker 4: You know what, if you gonna charge that much, you
Speaker 4: need to be open on Sunday, preach, run for office.
Speaker 1: Hey what a deer season or what did hunt season
Speaker 1: look for?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: You look like? For you? Last year? Do you have time?
Speaker 1: Did you go? This past year was a weird year.
Speaker 4: Last year I I killed probably up on my little farm.
Speaker 4: Like he's probably called the baby brown. Had no brow ties.
Speaker 4: They were like an inch long. But he was probably
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty five inches nine points on your
Speaker 4: phone on my little tiny farm. How he was probably
Speaker 4: four four and a half beautiful, but he just so
Speaker 4: he called him baby brow. It's actually funny called him
Speaker 4: baby brow because he just didn't It's a genetic just didn't.
Speaker 4: So if he'd had six ins Brow times he'd have
Speaker 4: been on.
Speaker 1: Big Bug. So but he was he needed to be,
Speaker 1: he needed to be so. Uh.
Speaker 4: The cool part is we called him. He called him
Speaker 4: Baby Brow like cameras all year.
Speaker 1: Do you know he was in there?
Speaker 4: Is this the first year he showed up? Did you
Speaker 4: It was the first year he showed up. I mean
Speaker 4: he I think he was there year before, but we
Speaker 4: didn't really have him on camera really, but I'd seen
Speaker 4: him franding him, but there was another bigger bug. They
Speaker 4: were I just I was like, right, two monster bucks
Speaker 4: on this year anyway, called him Baby Brow. And my
Speaker 4: brother Lewis, he's a like crack shot, I mean, you know,
Speaker 4: and I got this gun that never misses anything ever,
Speaker 4: like something about it. I mean, you can make a
Speaker 4: terrible shot and somehow just stuffed up. It's a three
Speaker 4: hundred win bag Ruger, just bold action, just wooden, just
Speaker 4: American built. It just seems it just doesn't well. Louis
Speaker 4: he runs to the farm. He goes, hey, man, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go go hunting, and I s all right going
Speaker 4: out there. I can't be there, said, He goes, you know,
Speaker 4: if I see like you know, he knows what we're
Speaker 4: kind of keeping or not shooting or this and that.
Speaker 4: He said, what if I see you? I said, man,
Speaker 4: it's late, getting late in the sea, it's late in
Speaker 4: the season. I said, yeah, if you see you know,
Speaker 4: one of them bucks. Obviously we hadn't seen him because
Speaker 4: they left during the rut.
Speaker 1: I just heard one of them.
Speaker 4: Came came came out here, Louis because can. I said,
Speaker 4: he's in front of you.
Speaker 1: Shoot him a boom right here across the farm.
Speaker 4: And I heard the boom, and he goes, all right,
Speaker 4: I got him, said he kicked how I kicked, spun around,
Speaker 4: jetted into the thickest stuff ever. And I said, come
Speaker 4: on out and come hang out. We'll hang out in
Speaker 4: studio for a little bit and then we'll go you know, yeah,
Speaker 4: give him some time. So we go, we go back
Speaker 4: and there's not and this gun is almost too big
Speaker 4: for a white tail. But it just happened and just
Speaker 4: I always know it's on, you know, over there, not
Speaker 4: I drop a butt. Normally, this gun like there's like
Speaker 4: a like a tree would be splattered like if there's
Speaker 4: anything behind it, you know, nothing right, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing,
Speaker 4: nothing looked everywhere and he's like, I mean Lee Like,
Speaker 4: he's like he was one hundred yards away, like he
Speaker 4: was a chip shot. He's like, I mean he was
Speaker 4: quartered away a little bit. He's like, but he's like
Speaker 4: maybe I just got the butt fever and pulled it.
Speaker 4: You know, he's quartered away to the like yeah like
Speaker 4: this way. Yeah, we just like, man, you just didn't
Speaker 4: hit him. I mean, there's no way, there's nothing. Well,
Speaker 4: the next day, I sat in my stand, the same
Speaker 4: stand that Buck comes walking out, the same exact spot
Speaker 4: where Lewis shot the day before, and I did, look,
Speaker 4: did he look hit at all? Just walked out, just
Speaker 4: stood there like a perfect picture.
Speaker 1: I'm like that.
Speaker 4: Same thing spun around, high kicked, jetted into the thick stuff.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I never missed anything with this gun. So I was like,
Speaker 4: I kind of like I did the same time. I said,
Speaker 4: Lewis said, let's come to meet the studio for a
Speaker 4: little bit. But I kind of drove by where he
Speaker 4: was just to see if I and I drove by
Speaker 4: and I started throwing out because I was like, there
Speaker 4: should be blood everywhere. Okay, let me just keep going.
Speaker 4: So I kept going and then I said, all right,
Speaker 4: I said, well, I drove by it. I said that,
Speaker 4: but that's obviously can't be true. He has I said,
Speaker 4: if it is, it's like some kind of ghost bug,
Speaker 4: like it's odd. It ain't like you're shooting a bow
Speaker 4: like you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I go back and I sit. I go
Speaker 1: back to the stand.
Speaker 4: I said, I'm gonna just go sit in the stand
Speaker 4: and just I sat for another two hours and just
Speaker 4: sat to about nine thirty.
Speaker 1: Got out.
Speaker 4: I went so I said, all right, well let's go
Speaker 4: over there and let's just go let's go find him.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: I just go over there, not a drop of anything anywhere.
Speaker 4: I mean, I had to move the cart because I
Speaker 4: thought I pulled it up too far or something. I
Speaker 4: was like, maybe there's blood under the cart. I'm like,
Speaker 4: this is insane. So look for like thirty forty minutes.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I mean, this is insane.
Speaker 1: We were.
Speaker 4: I was like, I mean basically kind of like must
Speaker 4: have this must be some kind of ghost buck. Yeah,
Speaker 4: missed him. Go to walk to the car, and I
Speaker 4: just how much go over this little path you know
Speaker 4: where he ran in one more time. I look in
Speaker 4: my eyes are right, you know that the hay and
Speaker 4: the big straw that's got the little red spots all
Speaker 4: over it kind of yeah, kind of looks like yeah,
Speaker 4: but I like six feet in, I'm like, I'm like,
Speaker 4: it's probably the rest spot. But it looks a little
Speaker 4: bit like I'm talking about, like the tiniest, tiniest little
Speaker 4: spicket of blood, I thought. And I look over and
Speaker 4: I'm like, I mean, it looks But then I went
Speaker 4: and rubbed my finger on it. But I've been there
Speaker 4: for like three hours, you know, and it was dry,
Speaker 4: and I was like, but it still looks like blood.
Speaker 4: And as I was up six feet and I look
Speaker 4: another six feet and there.
Speaker 1: He is laying there.
Speaker 4: No to go over, He's laying there, and you know,
Speaker 4: and I picked him up and on his left eyebrow,
Speaker 4: Lewis had had literally burned him, burned his eyebrow. A
Speaker 4: gash in his eyebrow was not a fighting thing, it
Speaker 4: was he was quartered away from Lewis and Lewis must
Speaker 4: have pulled it like a little bit. And his name
Speaker 4: was Baby Brow, and my baby brother shot him in
Speaker 4: the eyebrow the day before. I have him mounted with
Speaker 4: a big scar over there. That's awesome in that wild
Speaker 4: that's crazy. Baby yeah, Baby Brow my baby brother missed
Speaker 4: it with the gun. That doesn't miss shot. But I
Speaker 4: was gonna and shot him in the brown. I was
Speaker 4: gonna cut his shirttail. But I was like, you actually
Speaker 4: hit him basically, so I didn't have to cut his
Speaker 4: shirt tail?
Speaker 1: Well, why didn't? Why didn't he bleed? Where did you
Speaker 1: hit him? Great?
Speaker 4: I just I just hit him, well, I purposely. I
Speaker 4: kind of been I want to thing lately, I don't
Speaker 4: where I'm at. It's so thick in there. I don't
Speaker 4: want him to even if you shoot through heard, they'll
Speaker 4: still run twenty thirty put him down. And then I
Speaker 4: like to shoot him a little high on the shoulder
Speaker 4: that way break it. It'll just go normally. But I
Speaker 4: shot him a little high on the shoulder, but not
Speaker 4: quite high enough, and so it just he It still
Speaker 4: only ran probably seventeen yards. But that's what I That's
Speaker 4: why I didn't bleed.
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 4: I didn't kind of bust through his Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: I might have hit the top of a loan or something.
Speaker 4: That's why he but he went down. But that has
Speaker 4: a good dear dude, he's a great deal for work picture. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean, I mean he's he's bigger than these in here, a.
Speaker 1: Lot bigger than these in here? Man, what did uh?
Speaker 8: I feel?
Speaker 10: He's bigger like that one except sept with no brow,
Speaker 10: bigger than that one. I didn't know Lee Ris is
Speaker 10: a Buckshamer, dude, What did U but Shamer Bruck Shamer Brice?
Speaker 1: What had growing what? What had growing up in South Carolina?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: What did the outdoors look look like for you?
Speaker 11: There?
Speaker 4: Every single Saturday, are I mean Sunday here at church,
Speaker 4: the night you're at church. Wednesday, you're at church choir practice,
Speaker 4: probably on Mondays? You know, it was our life. And
Speaker 4: then Saturdays, every Saturday during hunting season we were dog
Speaker 4: driving with the club. My daddy had a whole kennel
Speaker 4: of walkers really, you know, the beagles with long legs.
Speaker 4: And daddy had one called trains. First song I ever wrote, well,
Speaker 4: second song I ever wrote, it's called train and it
Speaker 4: was it was called God gives every man one great hound.
Speaker 4: Like I'm I'm eleven years old, and I made my
Speaker 4: daddy and his best friend like ball their eyes a
Speaker 4: great hook actually and uh and uhs Saturday and they
Speaker 4: still have the club. Because there ain't many states anymore
Speaker 4: that that runs in Texas, Georgia and South Carolina. I
Speaker 4: mean it's not a lot, right, And so I even
Speaker 4: went and did it this year. We went and you
Speaker 4: know they still do it. It's not the same it
Speaker 4: used to be. You know, we were like, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: so many dogs and I mean, you're like Duke's hazard.
Speaker 4: Everybody's got cebes. We gotta get to the pine block.
Speaker 1: Got to get to that.
Speaker 4: And we're Daddy's hauling but across the field and I'm
Speaker 4: hands on the dash. My head bounced against the you know,
Speaker 4: windshield and great stuff.
Speaker 1: That was probably the biggest no seatbelts. We no, you
Speaker 1: gotta take it on the.
Speaker 4: Seat with my hands on the dash of my face
Speaker 4: pot and he's I mean, Paul and just across our
Speaker 4: field or who knows where it's wear.
Speaker 2: But my dad's face lights up when you ask him
Speaker 2: about because he grew up in Mississippi and you asked
Speaker 2: him about like some of those stories and so they
Speaker 2: drove that was his upbringing, his driving, you know, deer
Speaker 2: with dogs and the same thing. He's like, We're flying
Speaker 2: down dirt roads and people flying out the back of
Speaker 2: the truck and then we couldn't you couldn't stop to
Speaker 2: go get him because the deer.
Speaker 4: Dogs jumping, and you're shooting a deer just running, you know,
Speaker 4: full speed. You got to shoot it like a rabbit
Speaker 4: or a dove. I mean, you know, they're about this
Speaker 4: little of the ground hauling across. Unless you're on the backside.
Speaker 4: They're trying to creep out because they hear the dogs
Speaker 4: and they're not being run yet, and they'll be creeping
Speaker 4: out and you're already there.
Speaker 2: And they look up like, hey, yeah, yeah, that's awesome. Man,
Speaker 2: that's awesome. Are your boys getting into it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: They Takota has been eat up with turkey hunting. Our
Speaker 4: farms just got so it's arounded by the Harbor River
Speaker 4: and it's like so there's all that's route, the whole farms.
Speaker 4: They're roosting literally on the whole farm. Beautiful, and so
Speaker 4: you let he'll go, like he I told you, we're
Speaker 4: not far from pay Page High School in Sains Middle School.
Speaker 4: He get up in the morning and go to the
Speaker 4: stand like that like a little kind of a turkey
Speaker 4: blind that's covered like a tent sort of one, a groundblind,
Speaker 4: and he would like just just in time. He would
Speaker 4: leave his gun there, walk through, cross the fence, go
Speaker 4: through the neighbor's yard, through their big field about three
Speaker 4: hundred yards, go down their road and he take his
Speaker 4: boots off and a ham in a tree, put his
Speaker 4: shoes on, his backpack, go to school, get out of school,
Speaker 4: come back there, put his bootspack on it, go get
Speaker 4: back in the standard. And it's like, who got to
Speaker 4: do that to walk to school through the woods. So yeah,
Speaker 4: so he's headed with that. Now he's loving Duckhut and
Speaker 4: he was on the trap team this year.
Speaker 1: Awesome. By the way, don't ever let your kids do that. Don't.
Speaker 1: I thought you're supposed to let him do that if.
Speaker 4: You want to pay seven thousand dollars for the shells.
Speaker 4: And I'm not I'm not saying like a million. I'm
Speaker 4: saying seven thousand dollars to pay.
Speaker 1: For what's that a year? One season? Man, that's like
Speaker 1: a that's like a I'm.
Speaker 4: Like, I said, yeah, you go do this, but ball
Speaker 4: he goes, all right, here, we got to get these shells.
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, I'll get the shoves on.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, well, what's paying another admission?
Speaker 4: I'm like, I could have bought you a truck for this.
Speaker 1: That's a East Kentucky you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I'm like, what, so well, I will say, here's there's
Speaker 4: a I think he kind of went through half of them.
Speaker 4: So he's going to do it again this year. Because
Speaker 4: he said I want to do it again. I said, well,
Speaker 4: you do it again because you have these shelves left over.
Speaker 4: You ain't doing it after this.
Speaker 1: When you run out that last I'm sorry but practicing to.
Speaker 4: Tell you, but you go back to throwing your discs
Speaker 4: and being inside linebacker, like I can buy you like
Speaker 4: three discs.
Speaker 1: Well, he may make up for he may get a
Speaker 1: scholarship man to make up for all that.
Speaker 4: I don't know, Man, he's shooting my dude, he's a
Speaker 4: trap shooting right. I'm like, hey, man, go take my
Speaker 4: over and under like trap shooting gun, right, he said, Dad,
Speaker 4: I like this this Winchester automatic duck gun. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 4: you gotta have And he's like, well, I just used
Speaker 4: to it. I said, well, okay, well I know, and
Speaker 4: he's he's good with it, you know, but I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 4: but this is a different level of thing. These guns
Speaker 4: are a little more set up for that now. So
Speaker 4: he shot the whole season with the Winchester. Look, Brian
Speaker 4: gave me this.
Speaker 1: Is it cam odaw twelve games, twenty games, twelve gage Luke.
Speaker 4: Brian gave it to me for like a end of
Speaker 4: the tour gift like ten years ago, and like it's
Speaker 4: a good gun. It was like one of those it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, twenty five gun. It's a nice gun. The
Speaker 4: other day he goes, well, Daddy, I said, I'm going
Speaker 4: to go. He said, what are you doing? So I'm
Speaker 4: going to go clean my gun. I gotta go do this.
Speaker 4: He goes, well, oh, clean your gun? He said, I
Speaker 4: needed probably clean. I've never cleaned my gun.
Speaker 1: I said, what what?
Speaker 4: Because he calls it his he's been shooting it for
Speaker 4: like two or three years. Say wait, you've never cleaned
Speaker 4: your gun ever. And you actually shot trap with it
Speaker 4: all year long, all year long, and you've hunted with it, duck, hutting, muddy,
Speaker 4: all of it. Never cleaned it. Now we'll say that
Speaker 4: that's the sign of a pretty gun for sure.
Speaker 2: Ain't no.
Speaker 1: Got to clean the boy. That's awesome. Did you cut
Speaker 1: your teeth in church?
Speaker 5: Like? Is that?
Speaker 1: Where is that? When he started to first time I
Speaker 1: ever performed ever. I was seven years old and I played.
Speaker 4: I caught it with both hands because I was proud
Speaker 4: of seven and I was singing in front of the
Speaker 4: whole church.
Speaker 1: OHI I loved Jesus.
Speaker 4: It was my first time I ever played in front
Speaker 4: of anyone, and I just learned how to play the
Speaker 4: song because I had already dabbled on pianos since I
Speaker 4: was a baby. But yeah, I mean, and then you know,
Speaker 4: singing solos, and you know, you know when you're giving
Speaker 4: the message specials, and I mean, it really is that way.
Speaker 4: It's like, but in church, it was more about getting
Speaker 4: that message across. And I think that to this day
Speaker 4: when I'm singing any of my songs on stage, I'm
Speaker 4: the first thing I'm doing is getting the message across.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. And that came from me
Speaker 1: seeing my mama up there.
Speaker 4: My mama would like, stop singing. She's a great singer.
Speaker 4: She'd stop singing in church and start talking the words
Speaker 4: if she felt like she needed to do that for
Speaker 4: you to really get. And so it's part of that
Speaker 4: that I've blessed with is from like her and from church,
Speaker 4: and because that's what it wasn't. You didn't get up
Speaker 4: there to like perform.
Speaker 1: You got up there to sing about God.
Speaker 4: You were a part of the service and part of
Speaker 4: the message. And so yeah, definitely. I mean church is
Speaker 4: the number, you know. And I was a staffer counselor
Speaker 4: music leader at a camp for like ten years in
Speaker 4: a row, like a summer camp, and you know we
Speaker 4: I led worship and all that kind of story.
Speaker 3: There's a stinky soul come from it. You got some
Speaker 3: stink on that thing.
Speaker 4: Aunt Henry, my mama's oldest sister. She played a piano
Speaker 4: and she taught me how to play the you know,
Speaker 4: she taught me how to play by ear when I
Speaker 4: got to Nashville and they had this number system. Yeah, one, four, five, six,
Speaker 4: you know whatever. She I didn't know, but she had
Speaker 4: taught me that. She wrote the chords down in order,
Speaker 4: and she's like, look, if it goes here, here, here,
Speaker 4: and here, then if you want to make it go lower,
Speaker 4: this is your list. Just if you start here, just
Speaker 4: do the same pattern. I was like, oh, so she's
Speaker 4: caught it learning to play by ear, right by ear,
Speaker 4: And she said, well, by ear air. I never knew
Speaker 4: by air. I didn't know it never air or ear
Speaker 4: when I was a kid, but church was all of it.
Speaker 4: And that's so she I mean Aunt Henry.
Speaker 3: See, had you got some R and B on it?
Speaker 3: Though she was it was otis some of them?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well I grew up.
Speaker 4: I mean I love like we were talking about boys
Speaker 4: to men earlier, you know, I mean Brian McKnight, Whitney Houston.
Speaker 8: And you know, I know, I know, I know, I know,
Speaker 8: I know, I know I know I know, I know
Speaker 8: I know I know I know.
Speaker 1: That you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Like it's just that's that. Yeah, that's stuff I was
Speaker 4: drawn to.
Speaker 1: You can you can definitely tell.
Speaker 4: And I mean my traps trip to like trap like
Speaker 4: soul for soul, you know for sure?
Speaker 1: What's the uh uh we're going around? Is that too high?
Speaker 5: No? Do it?
Speaker 1: I used to do deep that guitar. Ain't loving that?
Speaker 1: Hey do it? That's fine, I can we can do it.
Speaker 1: And where were you at? Planet in sea? That's fine?
Speaker 1: That's lower. Actually, the girl, you know, I haven't known
Speaker 1: you forever?
Speaker 11: How many nights if we hung out together, same little boy,
Speaker 11: little crowd of the town round so dank ever nine
Speaker 11: take you on the shoulder and makething motion like a joke.
Speaker 11: Ain't any closer. They want to know us up. Why
Speaker 11: I'm still holding even when the song is over. There's
Speaker 11: a aroma going around about me.
Speaker 1: You staring up.
Speaker 8: At little Town.
Speaker 1: The last week or two. This is to tell me
Speaker 1: why we.
Speaker 8: Eat and trying to deny this feeling.
Speaker 6: I feel it.
Speaker 1: Don't you feel it too?
Speaker 8: There's a aroma going round and round and around what
Speaker 8: you say?
Speaker 1: We make it true? Make it true? Baby game.
Speaker 4: That's for a combination of like eight hours of sleep
Speaker 4: between us three.
Speaker 1: It's not too bad, but not too shabby, not too shabby.
Speaker 3: Hey, we came up with we were jamming all your
Speaker 3: stuff and the wee and and we came up on
Speaker 3: our drive home last night, delirious came up with a
Speaker 3: with a uh, with a game, with a game for you,
Speaker 3: and uh it plays off your song hard to Love,
Speaker 3: which is always a Billy Montown right. Yeah, he's in
Speaker 3: there too. Love those guys, a great song. I love
Speaker 3: those guys, Randy Love. But we were we were jamming
Speaker 3: that song and I said, man, I think it would
Speaker 3: be funny or no you did?
Speaker 1: You said, yeah? Was it?
Speaker 2: This year always thinks But this is Actually I probably
Speaker 2: solid it up a little bit.
Speaker 3: But the concept is what makes you hard to love?
Speaker 1: Right, like what why? And and the way we planning
Speaker 1: on doing? So how we doing? I'm hard love? Hard love.
Speaker 6: No one don't make it.
Speaker 2: And sometimes I act like I don't smell dirty dappers,
Speaker 2: I'm hont change them.
Speaker 1: That's you know what I'm saying. You get to get dude. Okay,
Speaker 1: I do that sounds like me. We had a deal.
Speaker 4: I rub her feet every night. She changed the poopy diapers.
Speaker 4: Wait said again.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was great.
Speaker 4: Now, I mean unless I was like if I was,
Speaker 4: you know, with baby by myself I and that poopy happened,
Speaker 4: I'm like, so, how far are.
Speaker 1: You away from home? Like are you in the grocery
Speaker 1: store yet, or like something like that.
Speaker 4: If it was within like fifteen minutes twenty minutes, you know,
Speaker 4: might stretch it. You know, I had to change a couple.
Speaker 4: But for the most part, Look, I'm talking about rubbing
Speaker 4: her feet every single night when before you goes a
Speaker 4: bit like for real massage, and it's still to this
Speaker 4: day and now she's it's been extended to her hands.
Speaker 4: So it's like, as soon as I get done with
Speaker 4: each foot now do her hands, but it pays off.
Speaker 4: But anyway, yeah, it was a great here's mine. I'm
Speaker 4: hard of love, hard of love. Don't make it easy.
Speaker 1: I fixed stuff with duct tape.
Speaker 3: And my wife don't think it's fixed if you fix
Speaker 3: them with duct tape, Like, what what are you fixing?
Speaker 3: The other day our battery powered vacuum fell over and
Speaker 3: it broke the suck connector thing, the sucky connector.
Speaker 1: Well, I slip together dted.
Speaker 2: It perfect, and she so you ain't never take it off,
Speaker 2: Like if you want to get in between the cats cushions,
Speaker 2: you don't do it.
Speaker 1: An't happen with that, you don't do it.
Speaker 3: So she comes in, she goes, is it time for
Speaker 3: a new vacuum? I was like, how that one's fixed.
Speaker 3: She's like, it's got duct tape on it. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: exactly fixed right with that?
Speaker 1: All right? You're up?
Speaker 4: Oh lord, hard hard I don't make it.
Speaker 8: Why.
Speaker 11: I thinks they got so much stuff powered up, but
Speaker 11: I know exactly where everything is, and you don't believe me.
Speaker 1: So much stuff.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I know where my at No, no, right,
Speaker 2: it's it's organized, kr, I got it. Yeah, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean sorry, let's go another round.
Speaker 1: I'm hard love, hard love. No, I don't make it easy.
Speaker 2: I string her clothes because I don't know what's nothing
Speaker 2: supposed to go on the dryers decent. I don't man,
Speaker 2: i'ma I'm gonna throw it in there, cold wash, throw
Speaker 2: it in the dryer, warm it up hot as it
Speaker 2: can go.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I'm sorry, it fits our dune. Sorry, hard love,
Speaker 1: hard love. No, I don't make it easy.
Speaker 3: I leave hair all over the sink when I shaved
Speaker 3: my beard.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sometimes I don't have time to
Speaker 1: get I almost wanted to.
Speaker 4: Make an invention, but a tower works. But like I thin,
Speaker 4: it like molds over your sink. You shave and then
Speaker 4: you just take you.
Speaker 1: Just go dunk. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I used toilet paper. I do like strip I
Speaker 2: do like four or five strip power.
Speaker 4: I mean paper towels work back. Yeah, you got to
Speaker 4: get the service. That's why I said a whole towel,
Speaker 4: the whole town.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, towns. You got to go outside, like yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're up last one.
Speaker 8: I'm hard and hard.
Speaker 11: I don't make it, and I swear I smelled good
Speaker 11: because I showered yesterday morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I almost did that one. I almost did that one.
Speaker 4: I mean it's only fin. I mean I showered yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm fine two days now tonight, what's up?
Speaker 4: I mean, that's only like it lasts.
Speaker 1: It wasn't. It wasn't honest, I didn't do anything. I
Speaker 1: sweat right right, Yeah, I'm fine with that. I'm good
Speaker 1: with that. Dude, she's not apparently. I love it. I
Speaker 1: love that savment.
Speaker 10: I'll go to that.
Speaker 3: But why does he sounds so good even faking around?
Speaker 3: He sounds like a billion dollars ten fifty?
Speaker 1: This is stupid.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: You're a killer. Dude, Man, you're a killer. You're a
Speaker 1: vocal kill.
Speaker 5: Did you know?
Speaker 4: I'm impressed? Like y'are singing like I love the church harmonies,
Speaker 4: the church. But it is and a lot of people
Speaker 4: don't get that.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 4: And siblings is a big thing too. Well, my mom
Speaker 4: and all their sisters they actually cut a record when
Speaker 4: they were children in Nashville.
Speaker 1: Wow. Well, the Lewis Trio. That's awesome.
Speaker 4: My mama's maiden name is Lewis is where Lewis got
Speaker 4: his name. Yeah, and they they were real and to
Speaker 4: this day, this year's it's a lot different this year
Speaker 4: and last year because they're kind of getting to some
Speaker 4: ages where they've got some real health stuff and they're
Speaker 4: getting older. But man, my whole life consisted of every holiday.
Speaker 4: Anytime the whole family got together, they were full on
Speaker 4: for an hour or to sit around in Henry's flampn
Speaker 4: they would do their parts, sing every gospel song you
Speaker 4: can ever imagine.
Speaker 1: They remembered every word. They did it all the time.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 4: But they would start bigger now supposed to listen you
Speaker 4: you why your flat low read?
Speaker 1: Pick it up?
Speaker 10: Pantons, judy, you know, on top of the note, you
Speaker 10: don't pay attention.
Speaker 4: Now let's go girls, here we go. The note is here,
Speaker 4: you're here. She would go, that's too low, Okay, let's
Speaker 4: go up, just transposed just immediately.
Speaker 1: I'm like that was called playing by air yea. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we played by her for sure, saying by her, that's it.
Speaker 4: It is a it is a family at church. It's
Speaker 4: harmonies were just as natural to me as a melody.
Speaker 3: You know, I think harmonies are more natural to me
Speaker 3: than lead because Reid was always like the lead guy,
Speaker 3: you know, and we there was four of us, and
Speaker 3: we all sang harmony. When we were in church so
Speaker 3: much that we got bored and we would learn each
Speaker 3: other's parts and before we knew it, you know, read
Speaker 3: you take the baritone, I'll take alto Yeah, yeah, let's
Speaker 3: do it a half step down and uh, the low
Speaker 3: were offtive and that's that was just just a yeah.
Speaker 4: My daddy is still to this day in a gospel quartet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and.
Speaker 4: The believers. But it's funny.
Speaker 1: They were the glory.
Speaker 4: They were a glory road, and now we're getting in there.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: They it's like the old school. They stand up, you know,
Speaker 4: they have a little have a little bit like and
Speaker 4: so you know, Daddy sang you know, Daddy, he sang
Speaker 4: bass because nobody else could. And then but like in
Speaker 4: this one thing, it's funny because like if I got
Speaker 4: you know, I told you where I got from my mama,
Speaker 4: right like this kind of like believe me when I
Speaker 4: sing to you, you know. And then Daddy they never
Speaker 4: sing until he married Mama. And then all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: I'm watching Daddy like and he can he's singing these
Speaker 4: just range because he's sing based because nobody else could.
Speaker 1: He just learned how to you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I'm like ten years old learning how to
Speaker 4: do that, you know, but yet you know I can,
Speaker 4: and so he could so in his things that he
Speaker 4: said he's the bass singer, but like certain songs like
Speaker 4: the lead singer or the tendor guy couldn't actually do it.
Speaker 4: So he would just do flip it like and he
Speaker 4: would be singing tenor parts, you know, because it just
Speaker 4: needed to be covered because they wanted to do the song.
Speaker 1: And so he's got this range.
Speaker 2: But you have that, dude, you Yeah, listening to you,
Speaker 2: there ain't no doubt. Let me get it from I
Speaker 2: think what makes you next level? Like vocalists even in Nashville,
Speaker 2: like which is arguably the best vocalist in the world.
Speaker 2: I feel like the reason you were next level is
Speaker 2: because there's no what was the one we were listening, Uh,
Speaker 2: the the Garth Brooks song he wrote.
Speaker 1: More than You.
Speaker 8: Monster, but that but that.
Speaker 3: Chorus, the chorus, there's a there's a gradual Yeah, it
Speaker 3: starts and there's no loss of power. Uh, when you're
Speaker 3: making that move and and it's I mean usually if
Speaker 3: you have somebody like that, there's a there's a week
Speaker 3: spot something, there's a week stuff, you know, and you
Speaker 3: can kind of hear it. Bro, you got it, dude,
Speaker 3: you got an unbelievable gift. And I know you're going
Speaker 3: to credit your family and your church to to carving
Speaker 3: that out of you. But man, it's special, Bro, You're special.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 4: I appreciate man, I honestly, it's some some of it
Speaker 4: comes from if I'm just thinking I'll top man. It's
Speaker 4: like kind of being selfish because it just feels physically
Speaker 4: good to do that. It's like the reason I recorded
Speaker 4: Love Like Crazy was because I listened to, you know,
Speaker 4: growing up here in big long notes, right, and then
Speaker 4: like Vwa McCain, like an i'lb right, one of my
Speaker 4: heroes in South Carolina, you know.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: When I heard Love Like Crazy for the first time,
Speaker 4: I was like, Okay, cool, it's really great song. I
Speaker 4: sidn't up it was quite tough enough, but then I said,
Speaker 4: you know what, let me put a vocal on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: As my producer wrote it. He never pushed a song
Speaker 4: on me ever, and he didn't push this one. He
Speaker 4: said just before I pitched this, I just want you
Speaker 4: to hear it. The only time I ever did it,
Speaker 4: I said, let me put a vocal, And when I
Speaker 4: got to that chorus love like I went, Okay, let's go,
Speaker 4: let's cut it, you know what I mean. And it
Speaker 4: was to this day I get on stage and people just, oh,
Speaker 4: it's a monster. They love that song and that. But
Speaker 4: that makes me physically feel good to do it, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean.
Speaker 8: It's like of like.
Speaker 1: Scratching an itch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like connected and as a as a creator, when
Speaker 3: you're able to connect with something that you're making up
Speaker 3: in your own head or your own melodies or your
Speaker 3: own words, like bro, that's what that's what turns us on.
Speaker 1: That's why we get That's why we do it. But
Speaker 1: you ever did you ever did you ever think you
Speaker 1: would you'd be here? Like?
Speaker 2: Did you ever think you'd have hit after hit after
Speaker 2: hit of just iconic songs and and and be a
Speaker 2: part of of a of a generation of music, yea
Speaker 2: fabric of country music forever.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know how to say that without
Speaker 4: say this without sounding you know you Just the truth
Speaker 4: is I was a kid and I I absolutely did
Speaker 4: like I was I'm going to this is what I'm
Speaker 4: gonna do. And you know, I think I do believe
Speaker 4: in you know, manifesting anything like say you want to
Speaker 4: be the guy and you want to be go down
Speaker 4: in history and be a great, say country singer, like
Speaker 4: not just to and make it for fame.
Speaker 1: It was just I want to.
Speaker 4: I want people to I want to be one of
Speaker 4: the best, right or I wanted I'm gonna be a
Speaker 4: great cook one day, even if you didn't come from
Speaker 4: a family of cooks, or I want to like you.
Speaker 4: It's power of positive thinking. And then obviously you got
Speaker 4: to follow that with working harder than everybody else, you know,
Speaker 4: and like sacrificing and taking risk and all that, and
Speaker 4: so yeah, I honestly I came to town and I
Speaker 4: was in town one day and I met Lisa Hensley,
Speaker 4: who's now Lisa Johnson, Doug's wife. She was over publishing company.
Speaker 4: And I was staying with this girl like she was
Speaker 4: just a friend of mine. And I came for spring
Speaker 4: break just to visit Nashville for the first time, and
Speaker 4: she goes, who are you? This other her roommate came
Speaker 4: in and I was just sitting on the couch with
Speaker 4: their couch playing shit, who are you? I was like,
Speaker 4: I'm just I'm friend of Mary Alice's. She goes, what
Speaker 4: were you just saying? I was like, I just think
Speaker 4: I wrote. You know, she was all the back and
Speaker 4: tire Reabe's knees actually, and so she she goes, play
Speaker 4: me another song. So I played another song. She's like, okay,
Speaker 4: you need to meet my boss. And so the next
Speaker 4: day I go to this building, the roy Obston Building,
Speaker 4: and Lisa's just laid out I never met. Was in
Speaker 4: the little office and she was running the publishing company.
Speaker 4: And she's and she says, go, well, Lee, you know,
Speaker 4: it's good to meet you. Come and sit down, you know,
Speaker 4: play me a song.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: She's so positive, just you know, she's like my mama
Speaker 4: in Nashville. You know, I always has been since, you know.
Speaker 4: And so I met her and she said, well, you know,
Speaker 4: so she says, I played her a couple of songs
Speaker 4: and she said, okay wait. She like took her phone
Speaker 4: off the hooks supposed to be like a fifth team
Speaker 4: at me. And I was there for like two hours
Speaker 4: just playing. But about after a song or two, she went,
Speaker 4: okay to stop.
Speaker 1: She's like, all right, so who are you? Where are
Speaker 1: you from? And then she's like, what what do you
Speaker 1: want to do?
Speaker 4: And I just I mean, and I said, I said,
Speaker 4: I want to be Garth Brooks. She's like, oh, like
Speaker 4: Garth Brooks. I said yeah, she said, well I think
Speaker 4: you can be. She said, I want to introduce you
Speaker 4: to my fiance. And that night went to that remember
Speaker 4: the best Western that was over there that had the
Speaker 4: little song writer around right across some tin roof. Now
Speaker 4: it's all gone. And I went in there and Doug
Speaker 4: was in there and I met him. That's the same night.
Speaker 4: The next morning I went and I had never co
Speaker 4: written anything with anybody. I just always been writing since
Speaker 4: I was ten by myself. Went in there and he said,
Speaker 4: played me a song, and then he said, I'll play you.
Speaker 4: When he played me, he said, I wrote this last week.
Speaker 4: It was three wooden Crosses. I'm like, okay, I'm going
Speaker 4: on you know. Then I don't even to play skin,
Speaker 4: you know, like and I'm like, okay, but that's where
Speaker 4: it all.
Speaker 1: But yeah I did. I was like, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I didn't have a backup play. I mean I did
Speaker 4: technically if I wanted it. Daddy wanted me to run
Speaker 4: his electrician business. But and I was in college for
Speaker 4: four years for civil engineering, and but I just knew
Speaker 4: this what it.
Speaker 1: Was going to be. And I Yeah, I did it.
Speaker 1: I expected it. Yeah, that's awesome. You know, it's crazy.
Speaker 3: It's like, we asked that question a pretty good bit
Speaker 3: in this podcast, and a lot of people say that
Speaker 3: and they all start with man.
Speaker 1: It's a common thread.
Speaker 3: They're like, I don't know if I need to say
Speaker 3: this because I sound kind of braggy when I said,
Speaker 3: but I always knew I was going.
Speaker 1: Everybody says exactly what you said. It's crazy, it's pretty numb.
Speaker 2: And I asked that question because I feel the same way, man,
Speaker 2: Like I knew that it was gonna something was going
Speaker 2: to happen, and even in my life now, but this day,
Speaker 2: looking into my future for my family and where we
Speaker 2: want to be in ten fifteen years, I see myself
Speaker 2: where ye where I dream a little bit, you know, absolutely.
Speaker 1: And I think that's that.
Speaker 2: That's good of you to say that, is like put
Speaker 2: yourselves in those in those pictures in your head, you know,
Speaker 2: and and let them come, let him come true, work
Speaker 2: at him, worked hard trying to make them come true,
Speaker 2: and good a chance they will.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. Yeah, that's cool. That's cool. Hey, talk about
Speaker 1: your cry, talk about the song that's out man. Uh, Dallas.
Speaker 3: I was about to say some some just absolute trash
Speaker 3: wrote that song.
Speaker 4: Yeah, dude, Dallas came over to the farm to the
Speaker 4: studio and he was actually I brought him over because
Speaker 4: I was like, hey, I want you to hear some
Speaker 4: of the stuff I'm doing on the record. I just
Speaker 4: want you to, you know, I want to hear your
Speaker 4: opinion on because you know, he's a real like hit
Speaker 4: factor kind of guy. Like, yeah, not necessarily totally, he's
Speaker 4: not and I don't dance kind of guy. Not ninety
Speaker 4: nine point nine percent to this day, he'll tell you
Speaker 4: he's like, I've never written a song like I don't dance. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I just I don't write those, you know. It's just
Speaker 4: all that that's his thing, right, he got ninety five
Speaker 4: thousand number ones. But he's over there going through some
Speaker 4: music and he and he was like, yeah, it just
Speaker 4: randomly said I got some me and me and Teddy Swims.
Speaker 4: Teddy Swims was just standing, I think I was, And
Speaker 4: I was like, what what is it. He's like, well,
Speaker 4: that's his song cry, you know, And I said play
Speaker 4: for him. Were you in the studio? He said, oh, okay,
Speaker 4: and it just plays a song. I was like, and
Speaker 4: it's his demo. You know, he sings.
Speaker 1: He's an army guy. He's a great singer. You wouldn't
Speaker 1: say he's a killer. He's a vocal killer. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: so Teddy Swims is recording.
Speaker 4: He said I was going to record it, and then
Speaker 4: Teddy said he wanted to record it, so he wants
Speaker 4: to do it with me. And I said, I said, well,
Speaker 4: is he going to? I mean I think so, you know,
Speaker 4: I said, well, why don't you do it with me?
Speaker 4: I mean, you're not an artistda Yeah? Literally, He's like,
Speaker 4: how I bet he would?
Speaker 5: You know? Bah?
Speaker 4: I said, well, I tell you this, I don't care
Speaker 4: whether he or anybody else, but I will cut that
Speaker 4: song tomorrow on my own for this record, probably first
Speaker 4: single type thing, because it's just got this really throwback.
Speaker 1: I mean it's.
Speaker 4: Legitimately like this fifties duot which when Jared and I
Speaker 4: got together started, I mean I started building the track.
Speaker 4: I wanted to pay homage to that fifties duop thing,
Speaker 4: but also put some you know, put some new on
Speaker 4: it and some some like heavier my kind of soul,
Speaker 4: you know, like and man and it's cry I mean
Speaker 4: it releases I mean kill the Ranges, and I just
Speaker 4: love it, and and I knew, I know that things
Speaker 4: kind of in Nashville, trends kind of go around, and
Speaker 4: sometimes you could be one hundred miles from one of
Speaker 4: the other people and you might write the same song
Speaker 4: or type of song or titles even kind of start
Speaker 4: getting written because you know, people see movies and they
Speaker 4: kind of go through the everybody's seeing the same world
Speaker 4: go by everythingday. So I'm thinking, you know what if
Speaker 4: I'm if I've been here long enough to know this
Speaker 4: is if somebody wrote because they had like a fifties
Speaker 4: sort of that groove and was that and the demo
Speaker 4: and I thought, well, somebody else has got to be
Speaker 4: doing it too, So I need this. I need to
Speaker 4: need to be the first single because if I do it,
Speaker 4: if I put this out after somebody else possibly goes
Speaker 4: and does it, nobody cares, then it just doesn't look
Speaker 4: like came something cool. But I loved it, and so
Speaker 4: we did it that way, and it's it's getting shipped
Speaker 4: to radio in like a week.
Speaker 1: Nice it's you talk about the studio.
Speaker 2: And that's one thing that like I'm impressed, you know
Speaker 2: by you for is that your creative process and going
Speaker 2: in and actually being not just showing up and singing
Speaker 2: a vocal, like you want to be ground floor of
Speaker 2: seeing the whole, Like, give us a little bit of
Speaker 2: that process and where you going.
Speaker 4: It starts for me that like now because I have
Speaker 4: the studio and I have a studio, I've built a
Speaker 4: studio bum on two hands, like you know at the farm,
Speaker 4: and I got a studio on the bus so that
Speaker 4: I can get worked out of there. But like for me,
Speaker 4: it starts the second I start writing a song. I
Speaker 4: start like a lot of my record has a lot
Speaker 4: of the stuff that I recorded when I was writing
Speaker 4: it on the bus or in the studio, because I
Speaker 4: just go ahead and record an acoustic. It's like like
Speaker 4: one of them girls there, the head leg acoustic that
Speaker 4: was literally the first thing that came out of anybody's
Speaker 4: sound that came out that night. I had an eye.
Speaker 1: I just I didn't have an idea.
Speaker 4: I just felt like I needed to write a song
Speaker 4: that night, and I was recording, like I had a
Speaker 4: big tracking session for my singles already picked out. The
Speaker 4: next morning I got there. About once a year, I'll
Speaker 4: get this weird feeling at nine or ten, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: I feel like writing a song. I called Dallas and Ashley,
Speaker 4: you know, let's go. I made up so we wrote,
Speaker 4: but we got in the room and the first thing
Speaker 4: I did was d and just recorded with that some
Speaker 4: seven just like this. Next morning we got in we
Speaker 4: they you know, a couple of co producers, Kyle and
Speaker 4: and Ben. They were like, well, this is we have
Speaker 4: to record this song. Yeah, and they're like, why do
Speaker 4: you do this to us? I was like, I was like,
Speaker 4: I already got the tracks ready to go.
Speaker 1: Let's wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well at the end of the day that stay
Speaker 4: that riff, the actual one that I played in that
Speaker 4: So I've got so many things that I do while
Speaker 4: I'm writing the song because I've always heard it in
Speaker 4: my head anyway. But back in the day, you didn't
Speaker 4: have most people didn't have. You didn't write in the
Speaker 4: studio around here. You wrote in a room. You'd get
Speaker 4: a work tape on your tape deck or your phone
Speaker 4: at some point, you know, or your computer, and you
Speaker 4: didn't really have a chance. And that's why I started
Speaker 4: bringing like electric guitars and amps and like, uh, like
Speaker 4: a speaker with a drum program on my phone so
Speaker 4: I could like by that time, you've got to if
Speaker 4: you got some drums going a grove and then you
Speaker 4: have an electric guitar or something like that on it,
Speaker 4: it might as well. It might as well kind of
Speaker 4: sound like a band, so you can kind of But
Speaker 4: I always hear what the song's gonna be as I'm
Speaker 4: writing it, so I now I'll basically record it as
Speaker 4: I'm writing it, and then I might add that maybe
Speaker 4: that if I need a full band to come in
Speaker 4: or if I need to, which I always do that,
Speaker 4: and then pick and choose between the two and kind
Speaker 4: of like make it out to together. But I it's
Speaker 4: one process for me, and then getting it out on
Speaker 4: stage is the last nugget, and it's like, now I
Speaker 4: get to take this and see what because it's a
Speaker 4: whole different thing when he gets on the stage from
Speaker 4: you know, but it's all one thing. People are like,
Speaker 4: you like songwriting the best, or you're like producing, or
Speaker 4: you're like singing. I'm like living all one thing, and
Speaker 4: since I was a kid, that's always been one thing.
Speaker 3: I just feel impressed of you brought up Kyle Man,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to you can totally shoot this
Speaker 3: down if you want to our Nashville song arounding community
Speaker 3: lost a gem of a human and h to to
Speaker 3: a mental health battle and he was real close to you,
Speaker 3: And I don't Like I said, Man, I'm not trying
Speaker 3: to pry, and we can cut this completely out, But
Speaker 3: what encouragement can you give to people who are who
Speaker 3: are going through things that are just trying to trying
Speaker 3: to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Speaker 3: And like I said, Man, I ain't looking for no clickbait.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to We genuinely try to help people
Speaker 3: on this podcast with some of the stuff go through
Speaker 3: the stress of the business and the stress of life.
Speaker 3: I mean, how you know, how could how could he have?
Speaker 3: How could we have?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: The only I mean, you know, that's one of those
Speaker 4: things you can never have answers to as like you know, right,
Speaker 4: like why you know?
Speaker 1: Like I had no idea?
Speaker 4: And then you go, well, maybe I should have looked
Speaker 4: a little harder, maybe I'd have seen some things. But
Speaker 4: were you guys best friends or yeah, we were like
Speaker 4: soul mate brothers. And uh, I mean I would say
Speaker 4: the one thing I don't understand. I would say that
Speaker 4: you know if somebody's going through stuff and you're like
Speaker 4: a lot of people like he was like the strongest, toughest.
Speaker 1: He might as want he want to be a Navy seal.
Speaker 4: Like this guy was like untouchable and positive and like
Speaker 4: praying with you every chance he got in the middle
Speaker 4: of Walmart if you felt like, hey, man, let's pray.
Speaker 4: I mean, just this the opposite of what you would think.
Speaker 4: And so he was also stubborn and he wasn't gonna
Speaker 4: burden anybody or talk to anybody about, yeah, any problem
Speaker 4: his insides. And I would just say, you know, if
Speaker 4: you're going through something, you know a lot of times
Speaker 4: you're not going to be able to do it on
Speaker 4: your own at the end of the day. And that's proof,
Speaker 4: Kyle's proof of that. And so I would just encourage
Speaker 4: you to at least can fight in a friend or
Speaker 4: somebody and like act should I let them know, just
Speaker 4: voice it, I think, because sometimes we're all we're so
Speaker 4: close off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, he's cool, it's Kyle.
Speaker 3: Sure, it's fine for sure, especially in like tough god
Speaker 3: culture ryes like we you know, I mean, dude, bro
Speaker 3: dear hunting, music, singing, chicken gun wrestling, and wife.
Speaker 4: I broke to Kyle's ribs. You know, he always wanted
Speaker 4: to fight me and he was always really little. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 4: stop trying to fight me. You get a broken bone.
Speaker 4: I broke his ankle on time, and he did it.
Speaker 4: I mean, he broke his own stuff and he we
Speaker 4: you know, we talked about his wife can was. I said,
Speaker 4: he attacked me off. He's just this big beast, a
Speaker 4: little beast of a man. But yeah, that tough culture
Speaker 4: growing up and sure, man, but you that's the ones
Speaker 4: aren't gonna say anything. And I could be if I
Speaker 4: was in a state like that, I can see myself
Speaker 4: being like, I'm not gonna like I'm good.
Speaker 1: I'm not a thousand people about it. I want to
Speaker 1: overcome it. I'll fix it.
Speaker 4: I'm overcoming. Yeah, I'm good, But like, you know, just
Speaker 4: talk about it.
Speaker 3: I think we're in a day and age where you
Speaker 3: can talk about it, man, and it's not viewed as
Speaker 3: like a weak.
Speaker 4: Thing, and like it's almost stronger to be able to
Speaker 4: go to be able to go there. You know what, man,
Speaker 4: I need I need to talk to you.
Speaker 3: And you know what, I find myself identifying with more
Speaker 3: people like that, that that that that admit I don't
Speaker 3: have it figured out.
Speaker 1: I don't have it all. Figure.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest, man, we're all even in this industry
Speaker 2: or whatever industry, it is life in general. Man, sure
Speaker 2: we all go through some of that stuff and maybe
Speaker 2: to not not to that extent, but like we all
Speaker 2: feel that pressure at times. We all feel that anxiety.
Speaker 8: We all have this.
Speaker 2: Battle that demons that we're battling, and and and yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's a great that's a great word man to
Speaker 2: to just as hard as it is, man, be be vulnerable,
Speaker 2: be open.
Speaker 1: Be open to talk about it.
Speaker 4: Tell somebody something, you know, you've got to tell somebody, Hey,
Speaker 4: I'm I'm literally having these thoughts of you know, you know,
Speaker 4: aiming that far. Just just vocalize, Man, I'm having a
Speaker 4: hard time. Man, I ain't sleeping at night. I'm i
Speaker 4: feel like I'm being a you know, spiritually attacked, you know,
Speaker 4: and I'm scared to walk in my own house like
Speaker 4: talk about this stuff with somebody. So you go, Okay, whoa, bro,
Speaker 4: let's talk about it. You know, that way, somebody is
Speaker 4: aware of it and they can maybe be of support
Speaker 4: with you. You know, if you've got a good friend,
Speaker 4: They're gonna support you, ain't gonna like call you a
Speaker 4: you know, I mean yeah, like, okay, whoa dude?
Speaker 1: I got you? What's up? One thousand percent? Man? I
Speaker 1: mean we're lucky.
Speaker 3: We're we spend so much time together and have literally
Speaker 3: shared a bedroom until eight years ago, we shared a boat.
Speaker 3: But you kind of, you know, we were lucky to
Speaker 3: kind of get to, you know, talk about what's going on.
Speaker 3: I always had some even if you didn't want to
Speaker 3: or not, you had somebody in your face. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: you end up talking about it. But I think it's
Speaker 3: such a important thing to bring to light, especially you know,
Speaker 3: as a big, old tough football beard guy that you
Speaker 3: are and that we are. It's like, man, being vulnerable
Speaker 3: and and being honest and and being able to communicate
Speaker 3: is so important.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially for the mental state.
Speaker 4: Because we lost there's not another human being that guy.
Speaker 3: You know, he's a pillar, the pillar of the of
Speaker 3: the community in the town. And we still love him,
Speaker 3: you know, and we love you.
Speaker 4: He's still helping his songs that are still around in
Speaker 4: his totally the people he touched in positive ways absolutely
Speaker 4: just kind of.
Speaker 1: And continue to touch and still right. Yeah, So why
Speaker 1: didn't me to get too personally.
Speaker 9: I know you.
Speaker 3: I know you want to help folks where you can,
Speaker 3: and we do too, and and just want to encourage
Speaker 3: folks out there to talk to somebody if you need to.
Speaker 1: Uh well, well, well I know.
Speaker 2: We've kept you here a long time, but uh we'll
Speaker 2: uh you Me and my guitar tour coming twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five acoustic headlining The Rhymen on tour to eighteen.
Speaker 1: What uh what was your thought process? I'm just I'm
Speaker 1: just putting a guitar with you, and you know, and.
Speaker 4: I've always been the guy like I played so many places.
Speaker 4: I never did get on like Broadway and get in
Speaker 4: the band thing.
Speaker 1: And like do that stuff.
Speaker 4: But I would go play at a Mexican restaurant for
Speaker 4: four hours alone, or I go play at a you know,
Speaker 4: you know, just by myself.
Speaker 1: That's what I did, me and my guitar.
Speaker 4: You know, I would sit like a bunch of covers
Speaker 4: and I'd play a bunch of my original stuff. And
Speaker 4: and that's how I just always up my teeth. I
Speaker 4: was by myself when I was writing songs for ten
Speaker 4: years before I came to Nashville, you know, And.
Speaker 1: I always wanted to do it, but I I didn't.
Speaker 1: I never just I never understood like how do I
Speaker 1: do it?
Speaker 4: And it actually is cool, you know, like don't sit
Speaker 4: up there for two hours and just sit on a
Speaker 4: stool and play guitar like and sing. And so I
Speaker 4: went to I went to see John Mayer in Atlanta,
Speaker 4: and and obviously I'd seen kind of Garth walk around
Speaker 4: do his thing, like you know in Vegas where he's
Speaker 4: like going through this story and kind of it was
Speaker 4: more about about a musical journey for him, and he's
Speaker 4: it's like this thing, it's like this flowing. When I
Speaker 4: saw John Mayer, he kind of was on the stool,
Speaker 4: but then he kind of had another little space over
Speaker 4: here and he'd go over there and there was another guitar.
Speaker 4: He'd go over there, and there's another Like I had
Speaker 4: these couple and I thought, you know, that's and so
Speaker 4: I kind of honestly took those two ideas and then
Speaker 4: made my you know, just thought about my own story
Speaker 4: from the time I was talking about Aunt Henry teaching me, oh,
Speaker 4: how I Love Jesus when I was seven and singing
Speaker 4: for the church till.
Speaker 1: Right now, and.
Speaker 4: I have kind of different stations on the stage and
Speaker 4: there's I wanted it to be just as like just
Speaker 4: as worth the ticket price by myself. I wanted to
Speaker 4: be something special, not just me sitting there is it
Speaker 4: would be if I was there with a full band
Speaker 4: and I didn't know how I was going to go.
Speaker 1: I was scared to death. It's like because I don't.
Speaker 4: Usually, but I actually stepped out a little bit because
Speaker 4: I've never I've never ever like planned out any type
Speaker 4: of thought process of sort of what I'm gonna say
Speaker 4: on stage or any of that.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: Gar so great at that right it's like he just
Speaker 4: flows and he but he didn't. That's I don't think
Speaker 4: that's just off the cuff. I think he thinks about that,
Speaker 4: you know, and like has a little bit a little
Speaker 4: bit of an outline, an outline, you know.
Speaker 1: And so I did that.
Speaker 4: Jared Neman actually sitting down with me, and I said,
Speaker 4: man helped me like kind of. So we said down
Speaker 4: and we wrote out stories this song and you can
Speaker 4: go in and talk about this and do this story
Speaker 4: when you met. So this like all the way down
Speaker 4: through and so I had this whole long thing drawn
Speaker 4: out and then got up there had this set figured
Speaker 4: that out and I know how I was going to go.
Speaker 1: And I got up there the first time and.
Speaker 4: It was like two and a half hours went by
Speaker 4: in a blink of an eye, and people were laughing
Speaker 4: badly laughing, people were balling their eyes out, people were,
Speaker 4: you know, an experience man there and it's you know,
Speaker 4: just me and normally, you know, I wont stays I'm going, man,
Speaker 4: you know, ninety minutes or if I was acoustic, I'm like,
Speaker 4: you know, I'm up there two and a half hours
Speaker 4: alone and like gone quit. And it was the best
Speaker 4: time of my life. And I had so many people
Speaker 4: who had been a million of my concerts, full band
Speaker 4: and stuff that were like, this is my favorite thing
Speaker 4: we've ever seen you do by far.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: It just turned out magic, like completely magical. I want
Speaker 4: to come see yeah, man, I mean it's something I'm
Speaker 4: gonna do forever.
Speaker 1: Wow. That's awesome cool.
Speaker 4: And like I said, it's not just a guy sitting
Speaker 4: on a stool playing at that same I go grab
Speaker 4: other guitars, I tell the stories behind them, or I'll
Speaker 4: can tell the story about you know, my kids and
Speaker 4: all these different stories. And I mean, honestly, I leave
Speaker 4: off I'm only play. I don't play all the hits,
Speaker 4: you know, I really I play some covers. I play
Speaker 4: Oh Jesus, I mean, there's there's that's my whole life,
Speaker 4: I mean. And so the only problem with it is
Speaker 4: I realized that I basically told every single thing about myself.
Speaker 4: So whenever I run out of places to play with
Speaker 4: this tour, else to tell you, you got it all
Speaker 4: play twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Oh man, Well dude, we love you. We're coming on.
Speaker 1: It's coming on.
Speaker 2: We do one last thing at the end of these shows,
Speaker 2: and it's it's a it's your favorite song, so like
Speaker 2: a song that it was greatest slash your favorite.
Speaker 1: We used to ask people what's the greatest thing? This
Speaker 1: was too heavy because it's like the greatest song of
Speaker 1: all favorite It was kind of the same thing. So
Speaker 1: it's it's just the blend of like a corner you know.
Speaker 4: That's a very difficult, very huge question, especially if you're
Speaker 4: like the greatest song ever, right, it's possible.
Speaker 3: So I think the way we were the question is
Speaker 3: basically like what's a cornerstone country song in your life
Speaker 3: when you think about the past twenty years, Like, what's
Speaker 3: just a song that and and uh, it doesn't. It's
Speaker 3: not like what you've written or what you've sang. It's
Speaker 3: just what's a song? You don't have to be country
Speaker 3: mean whatever, I mean, Please tell me you're riching for
Speaker 3: this guitar.
Speaker 5: To do it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I can give you a piece of something.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just trying to think of a totally
Speaker 1: didn't mean I was reaching for it, but I was.
Speaker 5: Not.
Speaker 1: Sounds good. That's a good move. This is a good
Speaker 1: one too, dude. This is the first time we ever
Speaker 1: used it here, well like a corner stuff.
Speaker 4: For me, it really made me the connection because I
Speaker 4: told you about the connection.
Speaker 3: He's a connector. He's a connector, even with the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five tour. Dude, that's connected. It's it's what's that.
Speaker 1: And I know we talked about a lot, but it's
Speaker 1: that church influence, right, It's that feeling.
Speaker 4: It's there's more about the communication of the song, his
Speaker 4: singing of the song. And so my first big experience
Speaker 4: with that other than church, you know, I was like
Speaker 4: the eleven ten or eleven I got my first like
Speaker 4: alarm clock.
Speaker 1: Radio, you know, a little wooden one with the red light. Yeah,
Speaker 1: red lebh and so excited.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I mean I had it in my you know,
Speaker 4: I got my own bedroom finally me and you know,
Speaker 4: we had a like a you know, shared bathroom up
Speaker 4: top of a log cabin had you know, to Drewsy
Speaker 4: and my own room had a bed.
Speaker 1: It had like a headboard with like shelves in it.
Speaker 1: This is the coolest thing. I made it like a
Speaker 1: double bed doing it, not a twin anymore.
Speaker 4: And at that thing, and I remember I was laying
Speaker 4: there and I heard I heard Garth Brooks come on
Speaker 4: the radio, and I was just like and through even
Speaker 4: through the radio. You know, he's like a master communicator.
Speaker 4: Like when you heard him sing, it didn't matter where
Speaker 4: it came from. You were just listening. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: just a big rocking song. But you know, I mean
Speaker 4: everybody strives to I mean, I got a billion And
Speaker 4: he was a big influence on why I wanted to
Speaker 4: do this. I saw, I'm seventeen.
Speaker 3: We must be close to the same age because he
Speaker 3: was like major influency on my stuff.
Speaker 1: It's just.
Speaker 4: I loved it because he had he was diverse too,
Speaker 4: Like sure at that time. It is kind of like
Speaker 4: the way thing you know, this this Wow, this guy
Speaker 4: Garth Brooks. You know lapel Mark, what she doing in
Speaker 4: the country. That sounds pretty country people like it to people.
Speaker 1: But uh, I remember when I learned this.
Speaker 4: If I can remember all of it, you know you
Speaker 4: forget the national anthem in front of pus.
Speaker 1: I'm excited already looking by the dance ship.
Speaker 7: Scars forready all all the world was right? How could
Speaker 7: I have no.
Speaker 1: That you ever say good bye?
Speaker 9: And uh I'm glad I the wedold the way old,
Speaker 9: like better than left in your change. I couldn't missed thing.
Speaker 8: I had to me.
Speaker 1: Dude, you did it right? Then, you did it right.
Speaker 1: Then that took me somewhere, dude, take you back.
Speaker 4: Guys pretty deep, But I mean you can't you know
Speaker 4: a little note about that. And I've thought about this
Speaker 4: a bunch of times and people are like, you know,
Speaker 4: you'd have to write your own songs, Like, yeah, I'd
Speaker 4: love to write every single song, because I mean I
Speaker 4: love to write songs. I think I write pretty good
Speaker 4: and get I get the job done. But I also
Speaker 4: came up in the school of write songwriter in Nashville,
Speaker 4: like and understand that there is a billion songs out
Speaker 4: there every single day.
Speaker 1: That are amazing.
Speaker 4: So if you are an artist and you don't go
Speaker 4: listen to songs outside, I think you're an idiot, because
Speaker 4: I mean I found some of the biggest things in
Speaker 4: my life because I listened to thousands of songs, even
Speaker 4: though it might only be one or two that make
Speaker 4: my record, because they are special. I drive your truck,
Speaker 4: you know, drinking class, you know, hard to love. But
Speaker 4: and I thought about it, And Garth is a great writer.
Speaker 4: You look at the songs he wrote, and you're like,
Speaker 4: and he's just he's a genius in so many ways.
Speaker 4: But he did not write friends in those places. He
Speaker 4: did not write the dance, And if you think about it,
Speaker 4: I'm sure he's probably thought about this, like who knows
Speaker 4: what his career would have been without the dance, Friends
Speaker 4: of the places?
Speaker 1: Who knows? Who knows? I mean, he still might have
Speaker 1: been who knows, But those songs different level iconic.
Speaker 4: And he was smart enough to go find him too,
Speaker 4: even though he could write them all day long.
Speaker 1: But he was smarter to that.
Speaker 4: And I just encourage any artists to listen to this.
Speaker 4: Don't don't be hardheaded and think you all all right
Speaker 4: these I just want to be to pride. If that
Speaker 4: pride is that's not pride. That's just like to me,
Speaker 4: it's like kind of like like an idiot, it's just
Speaker 4: being dumb.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 4: You got you got Tom Douglas over here writing like
Speaker 4: you know, life changing songs every single day.
Speaker 1: Listen to them at least at least spin them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so well man, as a lunch pale songwriter, we
Speaker 3: appreciate you saying that because it literally is what puts
Speaker 3: butter on our biscus is being able, you know, to
Speaker 3: have artists cut outside songs or at least listen to
Speaker 3: something that maybe be inspired.
Speaker 1: And yeah, come, come on, you're the freaking man. Dude,
Speaker 1: you're freaking y'all are awesome and I am.
Speaker 4: I appreciate y'all stopping your duck hunt driving over here
Speaker 4: just to hang out with me and anybody.
Speaker 1: Go get in your truck and drive that. I just
Speaker 1: can't believe you'll do that just for you.
Speaker 4: They come with us next year. I would love to
Speaker 4: bring some money the dates. I'll trade you a date.
Speaker 4: You give me that date, I'll give you the date
Speaker 4: for the dove hunt. Come it's great, sounds great, let's
Speaker 4: get it. Maybe we can write a song in there. Sometimes,
Speaker 4: man on the studio, you kill the doves off the
Speaker 4: back porch of the studio.
Speaker 8: Trust.
Speaker 2: That's hey, everybody, Thanks for hanging out with us in
Speaker 2: God's Country. Y'all go check out Lee Brice's new song cry.
Speaker 2: Check him out on the road.
Speaker 1: You me and my guitar.
Speaker 2: We're gonna come see that show. Yeah, I can't wait.
Speaker 2: Please hanging out God's Country. We'll check out next time.