Speaker 1: And we have joining us. Let me get these uh,
let me get these mics up here, because it's been
a while since this gentleman's been on the show. Bags
Ballan is here.
Speaker 2: Hell Hello, hey, hey, hey, nice to be back.
Speaker 1: That mic sounds good too, excellent. Yeah, yeah, that's always uh.
Speaker 2: Hey, Matt, hey, Jenny, it's good to be back and unleashed.
Speaker 1: Hey, do me a favorite. Justus strum that guitar a
little bit, so to make sure I can hear you
turn that up a little bit. Oh yeah, that sounds nice.
That sounds really good. So it's been a while since, uh,
since you've been on the show. I mean it's probably
been at least a.
Speaker 2: Year, right, and then a little over a year I
think since I did. Yeah, I been working a lot
hard this winter, writing a lot of songs and not
so much playing out places and shows, but working on
some songs. I have a lot written, and I got
to get in and get those produced with mister goodbar.
Shout out to Timothy Thorpe Toy Box Studios. Yhl oh yeah,
young hustle League shout out.
Speaker 1: Yeahang Goldie, He's he's so talented and he does uh.
You know, some people might not realize he doesn't just
do hip hop. He does he does all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 3: That guy.
Speaker 1: I mean, he does rock, he does metal, he does
he does wy You.
Speaker 2: Disraverses all the genres. Yeah, oh yeah, I said this
on one time. I came in there with an acoustic
guitar song and when I came in there, within about
ten minutes he turns it into a hip hop song.
I add a big eight oh eight beats to it. Yeah,
well versus Yeah, he does a really good job. Anybody
wants a very good, you know, value of the best
for the best pricing out there, I think so, oh yeah,
check him out.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Yeah. We had him on the show. I don't
know how, I don't know what it was. Now it all,
it all becomes a blur. But he's just so fascinating
to talk to, you know, all different kinds of music,
and his backstory is really interesting, you know.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So yeah, shout out to him, Yeah you have you
been working with him on some studio stuff or I haven't.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be getting in there and message him. I'm
going to get in there and some things done, at
least four of them. I want to try and get
like three or three or so today and maybe play
a couple days that.
Speaker 4: I've played here before.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, that's what I've been doing, you know, acoustic
style here. Once we once they'll start taking form like
they do, you know. Yeah, and just like the other
ones have. But uh yeah, I got them kind of
raw acoustic style for these. A couple of new ones
I wanted to play, especially this new one I have
I want to get really soon is love Ransom.
Speaker 4: Okay, so that's when that one's going out right now?
Speaker 1: Oh? Very cool, very cool. So you want to you
want to play a play a few plays, play three
or four, and then we'll talk a little more and
then maybe play some more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's Jim a little bit on here, all right,
all right.
Speaker 1: Shane Ballin live and I'm sorry bags Ballin old habits.
Speaker 2: All right, sometimes I forget them bags too, Thanks a lot, and.
Speaker 1: We should tell people too. For people looking for you online,
it's B A g Z. Thank you.
Speaker 4: B A g Z B A L O N. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Facebook, you can see YouTube, Spotify songs, everything like that
still on YouTube under Shane Ballin, so especially any but
so you can find both ways.
Speaker 3: But B A G z.
Speaker 4: That's that is me.
Speaker 2: Bag's balanced, so uh yeah, play play some tunes. I
hope you like it. Here's a couple of new songs
and maybe some covers for you. All right, here we
go and a little clad Joy. You know, we gotta
started things off hot here. This is my new song
called love Ransom you who.
Speaker 3: And you go on you like after whad of.
Speaker 5: Ham Blouse like favery, weird saying scriptures skins.
Speaker 3: We wins both the shine.
Speaker 6: Some baby of skill as we won't you right, we
chase the.
Speaker 7: Moon to.
Speaker 3: Cross Joy feels.
Speaker 4: No regrets.
Speaker 8: You one man, hang on you like after nine Street.
I've been very faint, real dream if this fool last
you right, use mine.
Speaker 3: Call you like you use use me you wre I love.
Speaker 4: Somebody high we shine.
Speaker 9: See but I really feel for him, but I feel rejection.
Speaker 3: And sell me. I want to say I love you
fo time, scared if I.
Speaker 8: That you'll leave me the he want mine loved somebody
leave hanging want.
Speaker 7: You like after.
Speaker 3: Love be Dream. This was nice.
Speaker 7: He was my.
Speaker 3: Me, you my.
Speaker 4: Love ang you like after.
Speaker 3: The extreme h.
Speaker 4: Yeah it's beautiful. Thanks, yeah, wow, Bags Ballad live and
studio with us. That's it.
Speaker 1: That's love Ransom, Love Ransom brand new.
Speaker 4: You get that out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it might be a little bit different next time
you hear it. Never know, Yeah, a little different different ways.
Speaker 4: But uh yeah, so you know, I just thinking about
what's next time. I kind of wanted to play.
Speaker 2: I'm play a little.
Speaker 4: Cover right here, all right, h.
Speaker 2: Chill bomb you got don't change time to me type
who's got the clothes in your my friend.
Speaker 3: To your house?
Speaker 4: Huh be loo game.
Speaker 3: Sweet like candy to my soul. Sweets you rock sweets
you roll lass fu. I'm soul sweet? Can you calm
in crack out shoot to me? You know? Maybe? And
I come in to.
Speaker 4: If I won over, I'm board and I'm backing mule
to forget me or with my hands. It's old in
clubs girl.
Speaker 10: That was me and I wasn't coming crash in tune
maybe and I come in in to.
Speaker 11: I come in the.
Speaker 2: Cho lips just sever out, you know in your eyes
love It grows so lime, very boondly and crazy homely
for you home.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and you come in cash into me baby, and
I come into.
Speaker 2: This song is called Gingerbread Houses. This is about chaperone
and event for my son.
Speaker 13: Pancakes, stings, your bread and houses, and I was along.
Speaker 3: For the shore. I worked the bread while I swelt
just a little.
Speaker 2: My son never wanted me to have a cold candy
cane gum drops some frosty, each one the sweeter than
the last I met Holly's friends.
Speaker 4: I stayed to the board of the time, go by five.
Speaker 8: Today hour receied indeed to kill by five?
Speaker 3: Who said.
Speaker 2: I showed up the class. He hugged me so fast,
showed everyone I was his day. Maybe I work as
a teacher that had a p s now mind, I
won't get closure to Christmas is over f me is
on cost till next week. I don't think i'll over
be over.
Speaker 3: Week.
Speaker 4: Ma operak that I feel.
Speaker 2: I wish they were here every day of my ear,
and then I wouldn't write these songs just to heal.
I wouldn't need these songs just to.
Speaker 4: Hear me to day I received remedy to kill me.
Any father who said to show up the class self, uck,
you're so fast, show everyone you GeSe breadhouses. Find that
one out.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like a little mash up, maybe maybe
a little Morgan Walla mash up.
Speaker 4: He's hot again.
Speaker 3: Right, everyone likes him a guy, right, that's right. The
only guy can come back from that.
Speaker 8: S yeah, change just some cool around town and some gasoline.
He's trying to pine a flame, try to burn full
place down.
Speaker 3: Down here. Explain every falling in love with a guy
like me in first place. I'm saying it's the worst
thing that signs prive.
Speaker 8: Go miss everything know wrongly clime slower while gets stick
around his flag and this listen, Hi putting in off
the show. Any man, you little at me because you
beast seen you say you gotta be thinking.
Speaker 7: Tying the crime.
Speaker 2: Who's going all over town? Can't keep my mouth and
mouth these days they're gonna see lived too fast to
settled down choose this. I just think about these games.
They all pay.
Speaker 3: How wall to find.
Speaker 8: Something stronger than Louise can And every time, my time,
every time I feel canting me, I could come in
up them tea.
Speaker 3: I just wanna live. Sound body who wanted holding my heart.
I just want to live soundbod who call in the
part you fight every five some more than interestreet christ Night.
Speaker 8: I just wanna lie somebody who waited every time, God
of science and bloody nuts like that sensible.
Speaker 4: Needs to settle down, someone to.
Speaker 14: Bring back to my hometown outstairs that just ain't calling.
Who want to find something stronger than with? And every
time I try, every time.
Speaker 3: I forget care. I keep coming up empte.
Speaker 8: I just wanna lie somebody who won't eed me falling.
Speaker 3: Aperse, I just wanna lie.
Speaker 8: Somebody who wanted hold in my heart can't out here
looking eyby every five sounding Morgan just increasing.
Speaker 3: Had his long lou somebody m hm h m hm,
he's a.
Speaker 2: Little song by. I want my song by Luke Combs
and out to play and play another cover. I mean
I play another original.
Speaker 3: M h.
Speaker 2: I got called and paying my city, trying.
Speaker 3: To buy some beer for some George and.
Speaker 7: I got worn out.
Speaker 8: Buy my Daddy Epstein sais.
Speaker 3: From the Smoke smore on My Friends Kill seems I
got calls prins to plain forever real little Thames, that
guy who heaves with you somehow, young girl, I still
ain't been found out. It's crazy truth like a stroll
LP Gates about the track. I don't walk down blue now.
Speaker 8: The born least a thing he's mine, shout the booking hand,
little crime.
Speaker 3: But I gotta working with it looking like you do
on it, Demel, you need you cry little long and
feel like me hand in hand to time. Then we
already free. Someone turning up cheese.
Speaker 10: It's the rain on blue like send my revenue.
Speaker 3: I gotta praying with you somehow, girl, I still ain't
been found down.
Speaker 8: It's a crazytu like a storm day sur found to try.
Speaker 3: How walk m blue? Now, moll resus stop the booking
hanging in the crown. I gotta woo nah god wood.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, all right.
Speaker 1: Was it was that an original or is that a copage?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Those Luke comps. I hadn't heard that song. I really
like it though. Yeah, that's really good with you. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: By the way, the song about what was it called
the Chaperone.
Speaker 4: For Gingerbread Houses?
Speaker 1: Gingerbread houses?
Speaker 3: So what is your that?
Speaker 1: That's about chaperonie your for your son.
Speaker 2: That's about chaperone for my son ya as chaperone a
uh gingerbread house making event. Oh really they're making pancakes
and so oh wow. I got to go when it
was one of the parents who got to go, and yeah,
I sat there. We did a bunch of gingerbread houses
and pancakes and it's like right before a great Christmas time,
you know.
Speaker 4: And then I came back it was like I had to.
Speaker 2: Leave halfway through the day and the other kids I
want to go to resets too, and I said, I
kind of go, and I ended up going writing a
song that night about that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it takes.
Speaker 2: Songs can take, you know, he takes sometimes she's sad
about something and then you can write a song and
it becomes a real positive thing.
Speaker 4: So yeah, one real good thing about songwriting.
Speaker 1: So has he heard it? Does he heard the song?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's there. Maybe he's listening
right now. Yeah, shout out to Eli and Nora.
Speaker 1: By the way, I can tell you Leo. Bonnie is listening.
Speaker 4: Hey Bonnie.
Speaker 1: She messaged through the website. She said love Ransom my
song and she said follow bags ballad with multiple explanation points,
so we know she she means it. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
very good, very good. Now what's so have you been
playing out a lot or well?
Speaker 2: I haven't been playing out like I did last year. Yeah,
I've been focusing in on writing the songs, yeah, and
doing more songwriting. Yeah, so I have about I'd say
I went through. I have them almost twenty songs here,
but I got you know, three or four here. I'm
ready to go and get those kind of completed. So yeah, yeah,
just folks on that. I will be playing at the
Sanddown Farmers Market on September third, okay, hosted by ROOSTERA Gilla.
Shout out Roosta Sandown Farmers Market Music Series. And you know,
I played a couple of different places, one great place,
and I also wanted to give a quick shout out
to them playing in Kiddy there for an event. But
it's one of the finest medical herbal medicine dispensaries that
there are in I would say New England area, and
you know, definitely the local area.
Speaker 4: And it's in Maine.
Speaker 2: It's right over the border. It's in Kittery, Maine. You
can't miss it. You look at It's called Marx Organics
and uh they it's just uh, you know, all natural,
great remedies for anything you you know that you need
for for more and all natural health and uh, you
know check them out. Great people there, and you know
you can see those guys there, Uh you know, Joe, Johnny,
you know, Andy, a bunch of different people, great people
up there. So I just wanted to let you know
about that. It's right off exit two, go over the bridge,
Exit two in Maine, and uh it's Marx Organics.
Speaker 4: So it's an.
Speaker 15: Kidtery and that is Organics as O R G A
N I X.
Speaker 2: That's right with an X on it. And they've been
in business for a long time too, you know. And
you know, I myself been a patient of therapeutic uh
you know program uh for about eight years, and uh
they're the best around. So take my advice and check
called Marx Organics R.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very good, very good.
Speaker 4: Like Joe Rogan, I'm back.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, except you're promoting something actually useful. Some of
the stuff Rogan puts. Anyway, I don't know about that
that on it that he's uh, I don't know that
he's always promoting. I guess he's a part of the company.
I'm still small, I'm still under the radar enough I
can say that I'm not gonna get sued. I'm not
throwing shade out. Stay around, man, you have more You
have more credibility with me than Joe Rogan.
Speaker 4: Let's put it that way, Thank you.
Speaker 1: No, I think no, I think in all seriously. So
I think it's cool that you tell people about that because, uh,
you know, that's something that can help people.
Speaker 2: It is and a lot of people are in pain.
They're taking a lot of medicines for pain. They're taking
a lot of painkillers and sleep medicines, and it's horrible
for your kidneys and your body and you know, and
that's uh, it's, it's it's it's a really great alternative.
A lot of people have turned their lives around without
being you know, a lot of people are on different
things from their doc.
Speaker 4: So check it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, No, I think that's really cool. Did
they know you were going to come on the show
today and talk about him?
Speaker 4: I gave him.
Speaker 2: I told him I would. We had come in and
hopefully they hear it and I'll send it over to
you guys too.
Speaker 1: Awesome, awesome, All right, you want you want to play
some more for us?
Speaker 4: Most definitely?
Speaker 1: Bags Ballance is here with us live and studio. If
you're just shoining us, this is your fourth, fourth time,
fourth time, you're in. You're almost in the five timers club.
Speaker 4: All right, five timers club.
Speaker 1: We'll get we'll get there.
Speaker 3: So you're close.
Speaker 1: You're close.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, yeah, definitely the first time I came on here,
and uh, I still have the magazine that had him
on it for his tribute. But the first time I
was here, I came out of the student at the
old studio and a gentleman comes walking out, and man,
he looked like he was a real you know, country
guy or something, just like he just you know, he
was real, real, you know, professional, you know. And I
see him coming out, how you doing, real nice guy?
And Brooks Young, Oh, Brooks Young? Yeah, and uh and
so yeah, you'll see him again one day.
Speaker 1: But what a shock that was. Yeah, Brooks was amazing.
Speaker 4: Just shout out to Brooks.
Speaker 1: Enormously talented, and it's just a really good guy too, just.
Speaker 2: A really he was just ready to take off and
everything was taken off stuff. So yeah, still think about
him a lot, even though I really didn't know him
that much.
Speaker 7: But same.
Speaker 1: And he's one of those people too, you know, even
if you didn't know him that well, you felt like
you knew him, like really well. It was impossible to
not feel that immense sense of loss at the shock
of the news, you know, And it's it's one of
those things, you know, don't don't take anything for granted.
Speaker 2: And uh it's kind of like loss brings me into
this song Daddy's Truck. I got this on one O
four point nine in the Hawk Oh I remember this.
George beerra on backstage put it on one O four
nine the Hawk Lakes region.
Speaker 1: So uh yeah, this is a.
Speaker 2: This is this, This is Daddy's truck. This is daddy truck.
This is a song I wrote my friend Jeanine, who's passed.
But this is really her kind of child with my
instrument and my uh chord progressions.
Speaker 4: And the right in the back and some of the writing.
Speaker 2: But I always give her a credit even though she's
not here, she definitely does.
Speaker 4: Hears all of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, m h m hm hm.
Speaker 2: I can step smell tobacco and I climbed side my
Daddy's stood on the tree, Daddy's name.
Speaker 3: He told me how to drive down. Look you straight
smell and spies o too. Smells that hit in my heart.
Speaker 7: Now that wall.
Speaker 3: Memories in his own diets truckle worth more than my money.
Speaker 8: That you ever gone up pignant. If I was in
so downtown on my love, I keeper in.
Speaker 3: Hang on to my dad. An really childhood running by
it didn't know where team.
Speaker 7: That is, girl. What I was is his w love
he gave me. I didn't care.
Speaker 3: I just warn it to groo up and be free.
Speaker 8: Memories in his olden Didge truck worth more than the
money that you're ever gonna pay me if I wasn't
so down on my.
Speaker 3: Luck right now, I'll keep that truck.
Speaker 7: And now.
Speaker 3: I hang on to my daddy as I take that
gun rack down. It breaks with the.
Speaker 16: Return of the scheme that review will don't ask a clear.
Speaker 3: And Paine.
Speaker 8: Please fix her of don junker, don't turn my dad to.
Speaker 17: Me memories in his old Dodge truck, nor in loney
that you ever gon't pay me.
Speaker 4: The sum is not finished. But this is called the seamstress.
Speaker 3: If child, if.
Speaker 7: You want.
Speaker 3: If God to have.
Speaker 18: Your dream, you would to guess, take if all the restaurant.
Speaker 19: But your cooking is better than if God.
Speaker 3: I have all your dreams.
Speaker 7: Because you were too baby kid and gave me.
Speaker 2: A man many.
Speaker 4: Seamstress so nice.
Speaker 3: I never got to get that business to your own.
Speaker 4: Never rest seamstress. Shout up, my.
Speaker 1: Wow, beautiful, beautiful. If you're just joining us bags, balance
is here with us in studio and we've got a
message came in from Irish Ryl who says, yeah, I
like that one. She is very nice, very nice.
Speaker 4: So we got another one, one more original. I know
we have time for another original.
Speaker 3: Oh definitely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So we got I Love Ransom, I got the
Seamstress in.
Speaker 3: This one's called Hurts to Breathe.
Speaker 2: It's about my when my dad passed away. I referenced
him a lot over several different times I've been on
yeah yeah, but uh he Uh so I wrote several songs.
It seems like it has a lot of different lyrics
with him and writing. So this one's, uh, it's about him.
It's about that feeling that people know when they get
a loss of somebody, especially something but somebody, Yeah, and
you try to think about them, but it's become suffocating
and you try to think about it and you can't
really breathe that well, and it's it's true, it's like
it's hard to breathe. It hurts to breathe, like it's uh,
it takes your breath away. It's it's sometimes it's like
real suffocating to think about.
Speaker 3: That. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, this is called Hurts to Breathe.
Speaker 20: All right, robust from his cat.
Speaker 3: You can't go out and play. He's just like my bad.
It hurts him to breathe.
Speaker 10: You love way to win.
Speaker 3: The Pastor's s green. You just live the days in
between when I love radity. When you search for me,
I'll mass you so much.
Speaker 4: It hurts too, bo.
Speaker 2: I wait to.
Speaker 3: Wear the pastures are green.
Speaker 12: You haven't just waen los Daisy met me, wm not brill.
Speaker 3: You search for me.
Speaker 7: I miss you, so.
Speaker 3: It hurt still breathe. My best friend came.
Speaker 4: You can't go out and play.
Speaker 20: He's just like my dad.
Speaker 7: That was beautiful.
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Sorry, Jenny, say that again.
Speaker 3: That was beautiful. That's okay, Yeah, I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: That that was beautiful. Yeah, Bags Ballad is here with us,
alive in studio on this Saturday morning. Yeah. That is
that a new song? Or is that that is wow? Yeah?
Oh that's that's I love that.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Is that one of the ones you're planning to record?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to do that one Love Ransom yeah
and the Seamstress.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it hurts to breathe. I mean, like I said,
you know, it's relatable, you know, because that's something everybody
goes through and uh that feeling of yeah, that's a
good way of putting it when you're grieving, you know,
it hurts to breathe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you know, maybe a couple more covers, you know, yeah, yeah,
we have time, all right?
Speaker 4: Hellout?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Well, Zach Brian, Zach Brian, Absolutely Zach. So I have
your permission, thank you. He just texted me, he said, yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Wow, he's quick. It's good to know he listen
to what he does.
Speaker 4: You know he listens quick.
Speaker 3: Oh a message just came through the website.
Speaker 1: He said, it's fine.
Speaker 4: Thanks, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: All right, bags, Balance studio.
Speaker 3: This is.
Speaker 6: Z that Bryan.
Speaker 4: I remember everything.
Speaker 3: He's gone my beach town. M Do I mind you
of your daddy? Is it for labby door hanging knife
bastard to door over that's right, bubb m h.
Speaker 20: Have you remember you love me?
Speaker 3: Donlest me singing name of songs? Chill me bo.
Speaker 21: Are you mohambleing under ray? Ima?
Speaker 5: I remembering mm hmm, won shoulder.
Speaker 3: Close to time.
Speaker 8: You pickt me staying to side, Stranger's come on.
Speaker 4: Out of the boom man smiles and small his mod.
Speaker 11: Pictures and passing tide you want, smile right there.
Speaker 3: When a drinking I w shined bud, I.
Speaker 22: Do with.
Speaker 3: H drinking teas your mind conies every be me that
you hall me so.
Speaker 4: Def never he said in.
Speaker 8: Mine can't showlder clumbs in time. You begging me to
stay tail of the sun room strangers, Come on, I'm
grown man found where his mind grown.
Speaker 11: Pictures and passing time walk smile right door when.
Speaker 3: I wish I didn't.
Speaker 7: Good I do.
Speaker 4: That is gone, he's my mind.
Speaker 3: M h.
Speaker 4: Each tower rest is a shin line. Dude, I don't
mind you love your daddy.
Speaker 7: Z eight floor.
Speaker 4: H but door out pass your door.
Speaker 3: M h.
Speaker 7: M hmm.
Speaker 2: It's a little unreleased by exact grand as song.
Speaker 4: She reminds me and my dad. I like singing the song.
Speaker 2: He had this trailer up in Maine towards the end
of his life, and when he retired, he would go
up there and he would sit in this trailer.
Speaker 4: Then he'd be in the close to the ocean play.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't be able to swim, you know, body even
let him so, but he's still made it in there.
Speaker 23: To sleep sins jeans in the back of a cander
Yah listening to the way he's cash cover and sliding
and show.
Speaker 2: He puts his knees, heads, feet, his caddy in the wader.
Speaker 4: I've never gone walk through rich Man, he's over there.
Speaker 3: You sleep sin' jeans in the back.
Speaker 20: Good have gone a lot through.
Speaker 3: It puts his n seeting's hid it gone.
Speaker 1: It's me.
Speaker 2: All right now, I just not I really want to
play this song, Charlie, my song Charlie. Here shout to
Charlie's Hill and Terry and Mike Merrill and that's where
I rather started playing music. And uh, I'm so grateful
for them. I coulda get up there more than I do.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, that's Charlie's Hill comes up. That comes up
a lot on the show. That's right, Jenny and I
saw haven't been there, but apparently it's a pretty incredible venue.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna take you guys there. Yeah, yeah, all right,
I got an RV up there. You guys can stay
in it.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, where was that exactly? I don't I don't
even remember it is.
Speaker 4: Stuff's right in Lebanon, Maine. So it's right over the Rochester.
Oh okay, it's right over the line.
Speaker 3: Oh is it New York?
Speaker 2: Kidtery then no, no, not not New York Kittery, but
it's uh, it's well, I mean it's closer to it,
closer to Kittery, I guess. But it's a right past
Rochester off a Spaulding Turnpike. Okay, and you get up
there and it's right as soon as you get into Maine.
It's about ten fifteen minutes up there on Center Road.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Levin and Maine.
Speaker 2: You can look it up Charlie's Hill, Yeah, yeah. And
they have some great music that comes through there, with
some really good bands. Yeah, you know, all sorts of
genres that you can find. So Terry and Mike Merrill,
I love you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, shout out to that. Yeah we got yeah, we
had time for one more, one more.
Speaker 4: This one's for you, Terry Mike Merrill.
Speaker 2: The song goes out to their love daughter Charlie, who
had passed away many years ago, now several, not many,
but several, and.
Speaker 4: This song is for her. And this song is about.
Speaker 2: When you see something someone passes away, and these people
will always want to hold their.
Speaker 4: Feelings and their memory to them close. And sometimes.
Speaker 2: You start seeing things that you think might be them
kind of with you or watching with you, or you're
just not necessarily them itself, and even if they're gone
in a state of rest, that it's this memory that
they're always thinking of them.
Speaker 4: And that's what this is about. M saturning nights James.
Speaker 3: In.
Speaker 7: Have you.
Speaker 3: Take times and borrow.
Speaker 4: Car a distance between us.
Speaker 3: It's closer than you think. The next time you.
Speaker 4: Were in the field and the stars giveaway.
Speaker 3: Just remember I wakening here and sleep.
Speaker 21: Slack the campers in your field oft retree.
Speaker 3: High am a flickering light.
Speaker 7: High, Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 3: Louison you fighting Hi, he am the curl in your grin.
That ship is on, young men. I am lowistle in
the wood. In the segments when you rest.
Speaker 22: Living Lord, laughter, survived, and I don't buy my marral
disons alive.
Speaker 3: How is the resignation? Last said in the hall? Is
you find that it's me? Oh Min's me? It's me.
It's sharp Hi, yeah, flicker Hi, yeah, reason you f.
Speaker 24: I am curling your gren and chills an you know.
I am the west soon the wind in the silence
when new when living the left of suv, it's.
Speaker 3: Me in the hot stuff keeps the musical. Yeah, it's me.
The resonation. That's the designed. Yeah, it's me. Oh yeah,
in ownst still fining. It's me home. It's me and
n I'm Charlie.
Speaker 5: Home, and we all, we all Charlie, we are flickering
like for no reason.
Speaker 3: We fight. Oh yeah, we have curs in our green. Yeah,
we have chills on our necks. Oh yeah, we all
have silence. When we rest him, him, that living lord
will have to be always survived. It's me him, that
resignation in that bond that survives me. Oh don't know.
With God, it's me.
Speaker 4: I really appreciate playing on here again.
Speaker 1: Oh, we're glad to have you that. That was a
great song. Yeah, I remember you playing that before, and
that's that's powerful.
Speaker 4: Thanks.
Speaker 1: That is so good. That is so good.
Speaker 4: Appreciate it. That means a lot.
Speaker 1: Absolutely bags ballin live in studio, we are just about
out of time, but thank you so much for coming
in today. I could play for three hours here.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You probably do a lot of shows that are three hours, right, yeah,
when you when you play live yeah yeah. And and
then you're and you're going into the studio soon, you
said too.
Speaker 2: Uh, I'll be going to the studio soon. Awesome, gonna
be aligned now excellent. So within the next month, I
want to get in and go see uh coming for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, excellent, excellent, very good. Well, listen, I want to
thank everybody who joined us today. Of course we had
a Lyle Hutchins in the second hour, and in the
first hour the great Jesse Rutstein and Caleb Dyer. We're
here with us.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: If you missed any part of today's show, it'll be
up in just a little bit at w M andhradio
dot organ on my website Matt Connorton dot com. And
Jenny is always you've been up to a lot. You
want to mention your website.
Speaker 15: You can check out what trouble good trouble I'm getting
into at Jencoffee dot com. J E N N c
O F f e y dot com.
Speaker 1: And you've been uh yeah, you've been up to a
lot lately. So and you've redesigned some of the website too.
Speaker 15: So I did straighten it out. It will now load better.
And I took off Yeah I had, I had kind
of overdone it.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, and uh, let's see oh quick plug two.
Uh tonight there's a Purge d I show happening at
Angel City Music Hall in Manchester. I believe it's their
thirtieth anniversary. Of course, uh now, well, Jay of course
now is in Chasing the Devil, but he's also doing
the uh the anniversary show with perged I. So if
you're looking for something tonight and also tomorrow, Eric Filter
and I will be doing a I'm not sure exactly
when sometime in the afternoon, a live episode of Tough
Bumps tomorrow today, it's gonna be tomorrow, checking them up.
Definitely gonna be tomorrow. Hi, are you wait? So lots
lots going on, but so we got to get out
of here, bag Spell and thank you again, my friend.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 7: It was great to be here.
Speaker 4: Looking forward to the.
Speaker 1: Next time, absolutely absolutely, and we will talk to y'all
a little bit later. Bye, everybody,