Speaker 1: W M. N.
Speaker 2: H rips the novels.
Speaker 3: Girl, you know the reason what I got to do?
Seven years of badle. Maybe you want to know then
I'm gonna leave you.
Speaker 4: I take no more'n you put all in my soul.
Speaker 5: I got to.
Speaker 1: Got a.
Speaker 3: Seven years ago, most of them on the road. Okay,
maybe I'm sinking your problems.
Speaker 1: It's a girl. You are to know.
Speaker 3: That I'm gonna leave you.
Speaker 6: I can't take.
Speaker 7: No more gonna you hold my soul.
Speaker 5: I've got you got.
Speaker 7: Your gonna be.
Speaker 2: Backs they got.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 2: Go think.
Speaker 8: Not mas that that ass, not back ass, that bad mass.
Speaker 9: Not long ago, I was heading down the wit fast
in a morning altogether and.
Speaker 10: This time it will last now let enough fire.
Speaker 9: Style finally up the streets and a few short years together,
very bad that the sweet had a lead, no love
to reason, just.
Speaker 1: One twist of faith. The roof came freshing through the floe,
and it all came tumbling down.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 9: Well the second famite, I sure didn't mean no harm,
but were there out together, I realized I was wrong.
Then we call it all behindness.
Speaker 3: Just give me one chance, because I'm stranding into hatren.
Speaker 12: And a test ran out of gas and a lot
to reason, and just one twist of faith, the roof.
Speaker 9: Came freshing to the floor, and it all came trouble.
Speaker 5: The down said it all be troubling downwees.
Speaker 2: Trouble.
Speaker 1: The dog can't tell.
Speaker 10: Me it all can't trouble the dowey all can't tumble
a can't tumble.
Speaker 13: At that trouble at time.
Speaker 10: Well it all ben tumbling downy mom game Tombolan down,
Tom came tumbelan down hom game Tumberland.
Speaker 1: Omn tublan.
Speaker 6: Oh ben tulan.
Speaker 14: Hom game Tumberland.
Speaker 2: Down.
Speaker 5: All right, welcome everybody, Welcome back, as we have entered
our number three New Marrow trace of Matt Connorton unleashed.
If you are listening live today is Saturday May third,
twenty twenty five. We are live from the studios of
w m n H ninety five point three FM in
Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Jenny is here of course at
the News at it for and joining us live in studio,
so we might not be able to hear everybody right away.
I'm going to kind of adjust these levels here as
we go, because we've got a full band in here,
but uh, let's start, well that just still tune in.
So let's start. Let's start with you, sir Ronnie in
the corner there, and and i'll kind of this will
let me kind of check the mics too as we're going. Oh,
I can hear you. Go ahead, and I want to
go around the room and you can each tell us
who you are and what you do in the band.
Speaker 15: Okay, So I'm ron Ronnie Young and uh so I'm
the drummer and one of the co founders with Etch
and my son Jake. And yeah, I kind of been
playing for a long time and can been been very
blessed to have my son be able to join me.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's that's pretty cool to be able to play
in a band with your son.
Speaker 15: Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 6: That's awesome.
Speaker 5: Okay, and uh and you this the son in question,
Go ahead and tell us about yourself.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 8: Hello, I am the son of Ronald Young Jacob. I
play the bass in the band, emotional support, uh sometimes
social media video editing, sometimes having having good fun, having
good laughs, and pretend in fake backup vocals on a
couple of these tunes. Oh, okay, pretend.
Speaker 5: Okay, very cool, very cool. I'm a bass player myself,
so I'm looking forward to hear and your play. Oh awesome, awesome,
and I like your shirt.
Speaker 14: Thank you very much, thank you.
Speaker 2: And you hello.
Speaker 16: I'm Avery. I'm the daughter I joined later in the
band to do backups and stuff like that. So yeah,
we've just been backing up and we do some lead
songs like covers and stuff like that. So hopefully cool,
Hopefully we can do more and I'm excited.
Speaker 5: All right, Avery, welcome and you hello.
Speaker 17: I am Jenna. They like to call me the honorary
young because I am Jake's girlfriend.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 17: I started off as a fan and a roadie and
then I got promoted to backup singer and I also
do some percussion. I make our flyers and I'm also
our melodyne master when we're in the studio.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, yeah, Jake, uh do me a favorite? Can
you go ahead and play your bass a little bit?
Let's see, well at just tuning up, we can check
to see we gotta do. We're live on the air,
so we got to kind of do this on the fly,
but we we make it work.
Speaker 2: But uh.
Speaker 5: Oh that sounds nice. You have some fast fingers. There, dude,
I like it. I like it very good. All right,
that sounds excellent. And uh, Ronnie, I know we'll be
able to hear you because drums always.
Speaker 6: Come through in here in this room.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and uh when when when etches well, i'll tell
you what. Well, that's just still getting ready. He's tuning up. Ronnie,
tell us more about the band. I kind of tell
us about and how did this come to be where
because obviously you're one of the youngs, so we tell
us about how you and Etch Matt and then and
then how this became kind of a family thing.
Speaker 15: So interestingly enough, Jake and I were on the baseball
field and he played baseball. I coached a little bit.
We're in Brookline and uh we were playing the older
team and uh, this guy right next to me here
Atch was standing in there and we started talking and uh, oh,
my son, he said, is playing there? And I said, yeah,
my son, Jake's playing there. And we started talking and
I told him about, you know, playing music and stuff
like that, and he says, really, I had a drywall
truck that can run young drywall. And he's like, I
do drywall too. So it was pretty interesting because you know,
we both love music. Both have you know, same interest
in drywall. And then he worked for me one day
and said, listen, this is my music. And two of
those songs actually were something he recorded some time ago,
and I said, I like that. So we ended up
getting together after I was playing with another band and
he said, I'm going to steal that drummer, and he did.
He stole me and we played with another bass player
at the time, and his name was Johnny Thunder and
so we named the band Etched Thunder and Young and
so we played for a couple of years together with Johnny,
and then during COVID we were recording and so my
son wanted to do to partake in some recording with us,
and so he was doing all the mixing and stuff
in my barn and so it kind of came out
that he was putting down tracks and stuff and we
were just like blown away how Rady made us sound.
So we kind of I said, I want the up
to play with my son. I told the other bass player,
I says, I just have to Yeah, nothing against you,
you love.
Speaker 5: You, but you and Eddie van Halen, you kicked out
the old bass player for your son.
Speaker 15: But that selfish as it is, I had to do it,
and I get it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I hope the old bass player understood. Was he
nice about it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Okay, that's good.
Speaker 2: Ye.
Speaker 15: But yeah, after that, I mean, we just played a
three piece for a long time and for about three years,
maybe even. And Jenna came in on one of the
songs that we had recorded during that call it the
COVID Sessions and you can find it online too. It's
Broken Heart album. Okay, and Jake mastered.
Speaker 2: The whole thing.
Speaker 6: Very cool.
Speaker 15: Jenna came in and sang a song with us, give
Me Some Love, and her voice is just amazing. So
we were like, okay, this is this is something we
could probably use and down, you know, a year down
the road. Anyway, we said, Jenna, can you come in
for some more songs? And then it just kind of
accumulated and my daughter said I knew she could always
sing to Yeah, I said, you know, you know, I'd
like to try a little bit, and so which when
the two of them got together and they sang, it
was just it was musical harmony that.
Speaker 2: It blew me away.
Speaker 15: Yeah, And to this day, we're still really developing our style.
Our songs were still really kind of pulling it all together. Yeah,
and of course we call it generational rock for a reason.
There's a lot of generations. Yeah, use we play everything
from the sixties to today and yeah, so that's kind
of how it all.
Speaker 1: Together.
Speaker 5: Okay, very good, very good, and uh oh, etch you're
already man, Yeah, let me get that Mike. I gotta
figure out what what trying to figure out what channel
you're on there.
Speaker 6: I'm not even.
Speaker 5: Is that Mike plugged in?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 5: Why aren't I hearing you? I can't hear you at all?
And I don't know why. We'll figure it out though.
Speaker 1: What I hear.
Speaker 6: I hear a crackle.
Speaker 15: He's got to plug it into the box.
Speaker 2: Is that.
Speaker 1: That work?
Speaker 5: I'm just trying to figure out talking to that mic again,
etch if you would I think that I think that
chord is bad. I'm gonna switch out because I I
hear it crackling. But I'll give the okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Perfect on that one.
Speaker 14: And we got a lot of members here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I see what you're doing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, Yeah,
that's fine, that's fine. So etch uh, yes, tell us
about yourself.
Speaker 18: I'm at My name is Mike Etchel's. My grandfather was at,
my brother was at, my mother was at, my father
was at, the dog was at.
Speaker 5: So I figured, uh, you know, I will use the
name etch. Okay, So that's about it.
Speaker 16: Nothing else.
Speaker 14: What do you do in the band at?
Speaker 1: I sing in the band.
Speaker 18: I like to write music.
Speaker 6: On stage.
Speaker 1: I like to shut out.
Speaker 18: I like to shut out Jenna when she's talking.
Speaker 6: She's kidding.
Speaker 18: I've been playing since I've been fifteen years old. Before
I could even really play guitar good, I was writing songs.
Speaker 1: So this is a real treat for me to be
able to do this.
Speaker 5: Well, we're glad that you're here. I need to uh
why don't we go ahead? And you want to go
ahead and play something for us? I think, uh, Ronnie,
do you need a do you need a vocal mic?
Speaker 6: Or you do? You sing it all?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 6: Okay? Cool?
Speaker 5: So well, I know these mics are all on.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 6: Uh well, I think I think this mic will pick
up everybody.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm my finger is today.
Speaker 6: Okay, what about you? How long have you been doing this?
Speaker 5: A long time?
Speaker 6: A long time?
Speaker 5: Well time, I think we're I think we're ready. If
you want to take a run at it.
Speaker 18: Well, we're gonna do a song called don't matter, because
the only thing that matters is love.
Speaker 5: All right on the written etch on the Young's live
in studio, Here we go, we'll.
Speaker 18: Pain don't matter, chains don't matter, money don't matter, or
the thing that matters as well?
Speaker 1: Look will the rain that spattered and the thunder clatter?
You ain't the hia.
Speaker 6: Only thing the malice is love?
Speaker 19: Weel very down upon me? Still I can't fill up
be reathing, break the strad the b me.
Speaker 5: For you in my pan?
Speaker 1: Will the sun and shining and.
Speaker 10: The moon he hid?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: They all bruised him?
Speaker 2: Or not?
Speaker 1: Didn't that man?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 7: Is his love?
Speaker 1: Or see?
Speaker 2: Will you show them more.
Speaker 9: Time for the games that you played but you just
can't win?
Speaker 5: Or it didn't notice his love?
Speaker 11: Sweet?
Speaker 20: Littering down upon me until I can't feel my fain
or anything?
Speaker 7: Break and save advice me?
Speaker 13: Won't you in my pin?
Speaker 21: Oh take a.
Speaker 1: Chap, well don't matter? And those change ways don't matter,
Money don't matter. Only thing that matters is love? Oh
see levery now? Will call me until I can't feel
my pain? Oh? Realthing breaks.
Speaker 7: The balancing?
Speaker 1: Won't you in my pain much better, you know on
the thing that that is is.
Speaker 5: Oh very nice, very nice. Well let me get that. Yeah,
playing with these mics a little bit here, but no,
that sounded great. Etch and the youngs is here with
us live and studio on this uh Saturday morning. I
love the harmonies on that really really good. You all
y'all sound great. But I do kind of feel like
that's the secret weapon, is those harmonies on the on
the choruses, that sound.
Speaker 6: Really good, really good. It's really good.
Speaker 5: You do you play a lot of shows. You're doing
a lot of live shows. Oh oh you don't have
a mic?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, we definitely, we've got We've been playing
a whole bunch. I mean last last year we had
a ton of gigs. I feel like it's like a
couple of months it was like every weekend, a lot
of local shows where we live Milford and like places
like the Brick House and Stonecutters. But then we're trying to,
you know, like my dad said, we're finding our vibe
and the sound with our new members. So what we
did this winter entering into spring and summer is kind
of going to the studio put down, you know, some
more tracks for those songs that you heard a little
bit earlier. We're going to record that song that we
just played, and so we're kind of on a recording
hiatus away from live shows. So we just do a
once in the once in a while little thing. But
then I think we got some stuff coming up in
the summertime, places like the Range playing on a cruise night,
which that twenty ninth when at the May May playing
Cruise Night at the Range and uh and yeah with Brickhouse,
back to the brick House in July, home Base.
Speaker 5: Brickhouse and Dover. Uh no, in Milford, in Milford, Okay,
right right, gotcha, gotch.
Speaker 14: Right on the Oval?
Speaker 5: Oh okay, very good, very good. Well do you want
to you want to play another one?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well you're warmed up if you're but I need to okay,
you know I don't have to. Okay, you know what,
while you're doing that, I could play another studio track
because I've got we we played the two that just
sent me. But there's also I know you've got more online.
Is there?
Speaker 6: What what should I what should I play from that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 14: No, no, we already.
Speaker 17: I'm a fan. I'm a fan of beards.
Speaker 13: The pain.
Speaker 5: Okay, we could give that a spin. Let's see I
remember seeing that title too. We could play that and
then uh, while you switch over guitars and I kind
of want to plug another mic in there too, so that,
uh so we can hear Ronnie. Let's see, there's no
swears in this.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm well aware of it.
Speaker 14: I can say no, no, no, he's playing he's playing
it on Spotify.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that one has Uh I was gonna I was
gonna play a studio track.
Speaker 14: That one's got one just real quick.
Speaker 5: Okay, so we can't play that.
Speaker 6: We can't do that. Yeah, pick another one, hit too shy.
Speaker 8: That one doesn't have any swears.
Speaker 5: Bit too shy. Okay, let's let's give this a listen
and then uh, we'll make sure uh, and then after
this we'll we'll come back and we'll hear you play
another live one. If you're just joining us, we've got
etch and the Young's here with us live and studio.
But this is this is another studio track. This is
called bit too shy.
Speaker 22: Now, even I want to see your picture, I have
to see a spell. I have to see those crazy eyes. Well,
if you're a thing that you try to be your buffriend,
got enough to love your bit butter much too shy?
Speaker 7: I ain't late say.
Speaker 1: Just a bit too shine.
Speaker 5: All the call the girls, it seemed to em I know.
Speaker 1: All those modal bids.
Speaker 7: You don't even know their names.
Speaker 22: I bet you're doing a thing that you try to
be either Buffy's better be.
Speaker 1: Got mother dot or go in say.
Speaker 13: I ain't lady, just a bit to shine?
Speaker 7: Uh wind it down with the boys.
Speaker 1: Now ever, and no, we're gonna see your picture. Try
to see you.
Speaker 21: Try to see those but shot eyes.
Speaker 22: Well I did anything just trying to be your b friend.
Speaker 4: But I'd love to love you but a much huge shine.
Speaker 1: Hey lazy.
Speaker 2: Jill still Biltre Shi late later.
Speaker 13: Jill st Filtre shih.
Speaker 2: M m.
Speaker 6: Here we go.
Speaker 5: That is called bit too shy, that is and the
Young's great studio track.
Speaker 6: I love that a lot.
Speaker 5: And we've got etch and the Young's uh here in
studio with uson the moment they're going to play another
live song for us. But as you were saying off
air that you've got a story about that song that
we just heard a bit too shy.
Speaker 18: Yes, a friend of mine was over Gary Cormia, and
I said, uh, I write songs.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, right, I go okay.
Speaker 18: So I started playing the riff and there was a
poster of Kathy Ireland, the one with her holding the ore.
Speaker 6: How long that song's been?
Speaker 18: And I wrote it because I'd be a bit too
shy to talk to that girl.
Speaker 5: Ah understood, Okay.
Speaker 18: So I proved him that I you know, now I
can even prove it even more.
Speaker 5: That's right, that's right, Yes, absolutely, you have the There is.
Speaker 18: One thing I want to say. I am honored to
play with these people. Oh yeah, these guys are amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like they got to.
Speaker 18: Carry me around. I guess sometimes I get to change
my undergarment.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 18: Well, and Jenna Sullivan comes up with vocal arrangements that
are amazing. Yeah, Avery's doing the same thing. Her voice
is angelic, and Jake is amazing, and Ron is a
squirm and Gerbil yeah he's insane, and I'm on it.
I want you guys to know that I mean this
from bottom of my heart. To play in a band with.
Speaker 6: Guys, oh.
Speaker 15: This, I have a connection.
Speaker 5: There we go, How are you holding it right now?
Keep holding it that way?
Speaker 15: We be doing this if we didn't think these songs
were so good and so to you to all the
credit goes to you for writing great music.
Speaker 6: You know, thank you very much, but I mean that, guys,
thank you.
Speaker 14: Don't sell sell yourself short though.
Speaker 1: Well that's how I am.
Speaker 17: Et definitely brings the comedic relief.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we want to play another one.
Speaker 18: Yeah, uh, this is called Lowdown all right.
Speaker 5: Etch on The Young Live and Studio.
Speaker 20: Got the call last night that she's leaving me. She
don't care no more, all believe in me.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it's just a load down there out shape
loads down there out.
Speaker 1: It's just lop down down world.
Speaker 7: I sing, it's a trying shape.
Speaker 1: It's a load down there.
Speaker 4: I spent a million bunch of once a therapy, so
the doctor said more, there's not much in you do
for me.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's just a load out down the rim.
Speaker 2: No clown down floor right, no.
Speaker 1: Cloud for.
Speaker 7: Spin and change.
Speaker 13: It's now downloa.
Speaker 1: Low down ny.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 5: Wow, I can't I can't hear my Oh there we go.
I was gonna say I can't hear myself all was
on There we Go because the Young's live in studio.
That was That was excellent, excellent, love it.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 5: How many how many songs do you do you have
as a band? How many original songs do you have?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 15: My god, probably about fifteen fifty?
Speaker 5: Oh that many?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's great, that's great. And uh, where should people
go online to keep up with everything that you're doing,
because people might not know how to spell H for example,
it's an unusual uh like just sketch, not a word
to use every day.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it just sketch like etc. H and the youngs.
So you can find us on Spotify or any of
the streaming.
Speaker 14: Channels, YouTube, Facebook, So it does a great job. Facebook
is is where we're most active.
Speaker 8: I'm trying to get better at the instagrams, okay, but
you know, maybe it will have a snapchat one day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 15: It's just a tough thing trying to you know, with
the five of us all organizing ourselves, working during the day,
getting all this stuff together. And the last thing you
really want to do is like, let's play around with
the social media stuff and all that. And so I
do a lot of I do most of the posting
and stuff. But if I need like a good poster made,
Jenna comes and creates it, or Jake Avery does a
lot of like pictures and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jake does all the.
Speaker 15: What is it called the tech stuff?
Speaker 6: Yeah me.
Speaker 8: They get behind the scenes little tech stuffy yeah yeah,
and videos stuff.
Speaker 2: I just look pretty.
Speaker 14: We just told Edge to show up.
Speaker 17: And bring his tuner.
Speaker 5: Very good, Very good. And where are you playing next?
Where's the next?
Speaker 15: So May twenty ninth, Thursday night, it's Cruise Night at
the Range. The Range is this wonderful hidden gem in Mason,
New Hampshire, and everybody with supercas and you know classics
come and uh they do music every Thursday.
Speaker 2: They do.
Speaker 15: There's this huge stage for the weekend shows. They have
a lot of great bands. Check them out online. The
Range and Mason. Everybody should know about this. It's like
the it's like the the little great Woods of New
Hampshire and they're they're they're definitely up and coming thing
that people will be flocking to. Very cool Sundays they
do a blues thing there. So yeah, we'll be there
May twenty ninth. I hope people come and check it out,
but after that won't be until we're taken June off
and then we'll be back in July eleventh to the
Brick House in Milford and we usually play there every
other month. We had to we had to cancel one
because of a wedding in May, so yeah, we have
to go to those weddings. H nephew.
Speaker 14: My nephew's getting chat congratulations.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and uh and then after that, Uh, we were
open to whoever wants to book us. We do parties.
We have some Fourth of July we'll be on the
parade and New Boston we're playing on a float. So
in fourth of July we're gonna play on the float
and wave to people who usually give away like blow
up guitars and microphones and kids love it and we
have a good time. We did that last year. That
was a lot of fun. And then we got a
party that we're doing for fourth to July and so
but well, I'm gonna stop booking port for the fall season.
We usually play a lot in the fall. Everybody he's
got festivals and fairs and stuff like that going on.
We'll play at the Pumpkin Festival in Milford, Co.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Well, uh, we played there last year and it was
a great time. And trying to get our name out there,
so I'm hoping we appreciate the opportunity for you guys
to have us here of course, to gain that recognition
out there and hope they like it and come and
see us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no, we appreciate you've been.
Speaker 14: Clock Collective Studios.
Speaker 2: Yes, Mike, Mike, great guy.
Speaker 8: Okay, you like the sound of those mixes, like the
sound of those Masters and Clark Creative and Amherst, New Hampshire.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was curious about that actually, because yeah, everything
sounds really good.
Speaker 17: Although that last song that you played, not the live
ones that we played, but a bit too shy that
you played, that was actually all Jake's doing.
Speaker 15: Oh really, that was the COVID sessions. I was telling
you about that when it all came out and there
was five the five songs on there called Broken Hot
And so when you go on online you want to
look up Atcher the Young's Broken Heart. We have that
ep on are and Jake was pretty much the producer
of that whole thing.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, And although I want to check out Parietal Eye, oh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, as well is playing in this band.
Speaker 15: He plays in Paridal Eye, which is amazing, really amazing.
Speaker 8: What's it called pard Yeah, okay, third, Yeah, it's not
the easiest name to remember.
Speaker 16: But confuse it with partial eye thought, a lot of
partial eyes.
Speaker 5: Oh, I can imagine. I can imagine that name being
misspelled on a lot of flyers.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, it's not the greatest marketing on our it's fun.
Speaker 6: What kind of music is it?
Speaker 8: A little experimental EXPERIMENTALTI.
Speaker 14: Indeed metal, third wave sky, Yeah, just experimental rock, I
would say, okay, I could sum it up right now.
Speaker 18: Yeah, Iron Maiden's grandchildren met children of the Red Hot
Chili Peppers.
Speaker 17: Yeah, okay, I was going to say, Red Hot Chili
Peppers go sideways, all right.
Speaker 15: And Jenna, you're also in other things to boy, So.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna duo with Jake called the has Beens. And
we actually host an open mic through the Jason R.
Flood Memorial, And that's a mental health suicide prevention memorial
based out of Dairy, New Hampshire. Oh cool, in memory
of my friend Jason Flood. So we do a lot
of things involved with that foundation. We also gig around
the area as well. But yeah, we host the open
mics at the Coffee Factory in Dairy, New Hampshire.
Speaker 5: Excellent and every month.
Speaker 17: Yeah, last Friday of every month. And then my first
love is musical theater, so I perform in community theaters,
but I also direct children's theater.
Speaker 5: Okidding, good for you.
Speaker 2: Wow she was a score.
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. That's just a
musical right now.
Speaker 18: If you want to really good drink, yeah, if you
go to the old Town tavern, Yeah, Avery's a great bottend.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, get a lot.
Speaker 5: Of tips after this.
Speaker 16: Relations I get a lot of connections from that place,
for sure.
Speaker 5: Outstanding, outstanding. Well, we are approaching the top of the hour,
so I think what we'll do is we can to
finish out. We'll play one more from the the E.
P What should I play from the E? Because because
we already played those other two studio tracks, open the segment.
Speaker 15: Some love, Yeah, the one Jenna first sang on.
Speaker 5: Okay, we'll give that a spin and uh, let's see.
And before we go to Jenny, you want to remind
everybody your website because you've got a lot going on.
Speaker 8: As always, if you want to see what kind of
trouble I'm getting myself into, go to Gencoffee dot com
j E N N C O.
Speaker 6: F F E y dot com.
Speaker 5: Very nice, very nice, And of course if you're listening
live on Saturday too. Uh later, I'll be recording an
edition of the Tough Bumps podcast with Eric Pilcher, so
you can look for that. And thank you everybody who
joined us today. Of course we had an able Blood
and Charles Richardson and in the first hour and etch
on the youngs. Thank you once again. Appreciate this very
much and we'll definitely do it again in the future.
And we will close out with this track. This is
called give Me Some Love. This is one of the
ones you produced, Jays.
Speaker 11: It is Yeah in a big old barn, in a
big old barn, all right, it sounds great, sounds great,
And if you miss any part of today's show, it
will be up in just a little bit at wm
hradio dot organ on my website Mattconnorton dot com, and
we'll talk to you a little bit later.
Speaker 6: Bye, everybody.
Speaker 1: Whoa him.
Speaker 2: Look morning, when you kid about of ben.
Speaker 1: Girl, I hope you wake up.
Speaker 5: Time to be my woman father, Send me free.
Speaker 1: Baby. How to make your smile.
Speaker 7: While you waiting so long?
Speaker 2: Oh baby, while you're waiting so long, you got to
give free wood.
Speaker 3: I need you got to give us something love.
Speaker 1: Bring a town to me.
Speaker 14: You got to give us something love, girl.
Speaker 5: Line want I see you got to give us something loved.
Speaker 1: Many say that free.
Speaker 14: You got to kive us something love.
Speaker 2: You got to give us something love.
Speaker 1: You gotta give us something love.
Speaker 21: Now, girl, you know I'm a simple man and you
know my heart is true, So why don't you wake up.
Speaker 5: Telling to be my woman?
Speaker 1: I'll make you see which.
Speaker 7: You can't see?
Speaker 1: Whoa and it make mess?
Speaker 2: Five? Why you wait so long?
Speaker 13: Oh baby?
Speaker 9: Why you waiting so long?
Speaker 1: You got to give me what I need.
Speaker 2: You've got to give me.
Speaker 1: Something load, bring it down to me.
Speaker 13: You've got to give me something love.
Speaker 1: I like what I see.
Speaker 2: You got to give us something the siving breeze. You
got to give us a home. You got to give
me some home.
Speaker 1: You got to give us something love.
Speaker 6: I kiss.
Speaker 1: So every day I wake up.
Speaker 2: First stop thinking you.
Speaker 21: Oh why don't you wake up? You know I need
your loving girl Gonna get right next to you for
a little while.
Speaker 1: So girl, you know how I'm a simple man and
you know.
Speaker 3: My heart is too, So why don't you wakeom?
Speaker 1: I do hear that thing?
Speaker 4: Not court, just to finally see you smile, and just
a whole time.
Speaker 3: You know, I walk up a million my house, baby,
while you waiting so long?
Speaker 2: Oh baby, why you don't waiting so long? You got
to give me what I need.
Speaker 1: You got to give me something love, Bring it.
Speaker 21: Down to me.
Speaker 1: You got to give us.
Speaker 7: Something love.
Speaker 1: I don't want.
Speaker 13: I see.
Speaker 1: You got to give us.
Speaker 3: Some may say that free.
Speaker 1: You got to give us all.
Speaker 2: You got to give us all. You gotta give us over.
You got to kill us soon.
Speaker 12: Le and a.
Speaker 2: M W m N h rips the novels waiting the smoke.
Speaker 13: Smoke started to kill up.
Speaker 23: I had a straight past. What to say, Vision's gone?
Made a mental notes, getting bored, got up a love.
Speaker 1: Sick drink or two.
Speaker 6: You'll be free in anything in
Speaker 13: Na