I'm going to have to be in the

and all the and uh... Bring to have you along to the ride. Thanks a lot for stopping by. Glad I had this man back. I'm honored every time. He's the country music super star, John, because I don't think you just, in one thing, I think that you speak for all people who love music it's John Rich

John how are you good to see you again I'm good man good to be with you again you know I

want to bring this stuff first of all by the way catching tomorrow night he's

back on fox uh... business this Saturday from eight to ten p.m. I think they're rerun it from ten Fox

business this Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m. I think they rerun it from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m.

called The Pursuit with John Rich.

I want to get into that full-throated in a second, but I want to start with music.

You and I just talked about some music before we started today. I don't find you to be as I said a country music star. I think that you are a music star. You're a storyteller. And I'll tell you why I say that. You don't know that much about me, but I'm a jazz guy.

Growing up, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, those were my guys.

But the first artist I can ever remember all the words to a song from was Johnny Cash.

And the reason why is because he was just a storyteller.

John isn't that what music really used?

Do we have to classify ourselves in different genre?

Isn't it just either you told the story writer or you didn't?

Yeah, I think there's a lot of truth to that. Even Johnny Cash would tell you that

he was influenced by Elvis and a lot of other people gospel music I mean a lot of a lot of influences went into

What made the Johnny cast sound and I'm the same kind of way I mean I'm a fan of big band all the way to bluegrass

to some pretty nasty rock and roll every now and then.

So all of that kind of becomes your own thing

and that's what makes an artist you know you

don't really sound like anybody else you're kind of a you kind of an amalgam

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