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All we're just going to ease you into this episode. Just like the way Jackson Brown eases you into the record.

Almost like he's easing you into what nice wall. I thought it starts, man.

Is a beautiful out. Late for the sky. That song. It's also the album title by Jackson Brown 1974. It came out.

It's also number three seventy five out of five hundred on the five hundred with Josh Adam.

What's up, police army? I'm in Ohio right now recording this many many days prior to when it is released.

We want to make sure we give you the best product possible. Hopefully nothing's happened. Hopefully voting rights in Georgia are still intact.

Psych. It's not too far off. I hope you guys enjoyed the your episode. I'm getting a lot of flack for not enjoying the song. It's also quiet.

I told you guys it's the karaoke version of it. But make sure you watch the podcast. There's two ways to do it each week.

Me and my guest we drop it on Wednesday on Patreon for the five hundred club members paying five bucks a more a month.

And you can find that at patreon.com backslash the five hundred podcast. And if you can't afford it because I know money is tight right now.

Which you should pay for the patreon because we've got this new show where comedians try to convince me to become a fan of a record that is not on the list.

I did one with John Doerr. So do support the show. And if you can't Thursday YouTube it drops.

Let's talk about JP. So I've said this a few times in the podcast. I've met Jackson Brown. My friend Tull introduced us. I saw him get an award at NAMM. I've jammed with him at Tull's house.

It's just a very calming individual and someone that even before I knew he was important I just didn't know like I knew the hits.

More or less what I'm trying to say is that this is this is why I've been doing the podcast.

And to everybody that that shits on some of the reviews that we have on Apple that say like why is this guy in charge of this Rolling Stone podcast.

First of all Rolling Stone has nothing to do with this podcast other than their shitty list right.

I am just a conduit for all of you that haven't listened to these albums.

We got Morty that's dropping the hits in the 4011 and what's important.

And my goal is to listen, comment and hopefully be funny when it's time to be funny.

And I found on the last two Jackson Brown records it is hard to be funny because it hits the guest so much.

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