The following podcast contains explicit language.

Hey, this is Brian.

You'll hear that during the course of this interview, which we did today, Hayes Carl told me

that Guy Clark passed away today. I'm sure Guy was way more significant even to Hayes

as Hayes talks about as an influence as a songwriter, but as an artist guys had an extraordinary

influence on my life too. I've talked about him in many

podcasts and simply one of the greatest songwriters who ever lived. If you don't

know his music start with the album old number one but even in the last couple of years songs

like Hemingway's Whiskey and the guitar are really incredible and so this one's

four Guy Clark, this conversation.

And also at the end of the conversation that Hayes and I have,

I ask him to play a song.

And he says he will.

I think though that in case some of you don't know his music I'd

rather start the show off with it so this is a great song and his album

Lovers and Leibers is a great. So this is Hayes Carl, and he's playing a song called

A Sake of the song.

Enjoy it and raise a glass of your favorite whiskey to the great guy Clark.

This is called, for the sake of the song, we stole the town's van's aunt title for it, but you can't copyright a title. If you're in nobody's business or your front page news, folk or our country on Delta Blues,

tell your truth however you choose and do it all for the sake of the song.

Yeah, hitchhike and bus ride and rental cars a living rooms coffee houses run down bars

a 10,000 people alone under the stars it's all for the sake of the song.

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