Episode 20 - Keith Gattis

"Walking The Floor" with Chris Shiflett

Chris Shiflett

Performing Arts, Music, Arts

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2014

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

This week's interview is with solo artist/songwriter/guitar slinger Keith Gattis

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0:00.0	I'm walking the floor over you.
0:05.0	Walking the floor.
0:07.0	I'm walking the floor. I'm walking the floor.
0:10.0	Walking the floor over you.
0:16.0	Ladies and gentlemen,
0:19.0	can you feel it.
0:20.0	Can you feel the special energy of this show today. I want you to know this is a
0:29.2	milestone for us here on walking the floor because today is our 20th podcast. 20th
0:36.7	podcast. We have hit our first milestone people and I'm glad that you're here to
0:41.1	share it with us.
0:43.0	Although I am still sad to say that we have no dead peasant shows booked at the moment.
0:48.0	If you're a promoter and you've got a big pocketful of cash, feel free to give me a call.
0:53.0	Although I do have a broken foot, as many of you know.
0:59.0	So that kind of worked all right in foods, because I could just sit there on a chair off to the side but I don't
1:04.2	know that that would really work with dead peasants. I don't know that you could have the singer
1:08.7	gimping around on stage with a broken foot like that. It's just not natural.
1:14.0	It's not rock and roll.
1:16.0	Or I should say it's not honky-tunk.
1:19.0	All right, USA, USA.
1:24.0	USA.
1:25.0	Still in the World Cup, defying all expectations, making it out of the group of death
1:34.0	USA.
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