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Hey there, I'm John Spong, and this is One by Willie, a podcast in which I talk each week

to one notable Willie Nelson fan about one Willie song that they really love.

This week, we talked to Willie's fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and farm-made co-founder John Mellencamp,

about one of the first Willie's songs Mellon Camp fell for as a kid growing up in Seymour, Indiana.

Funny how time slips away.

The song was, of course, one of Willie's first contributions to the American songbook,

a reliable hit for other artists for nearly

15 years before Willie finally became a star himself, and that gets Melanchamp thinking about the

parallels between early Willie and early Bob Dylan, which in turn gets us into the parallels between

Willie and Melanchamp himself, especially when it came to dealing with bad ideas from record executives,

which in turn gets us into the unlikely origin story and ongoing significance of the nonprofit

they started together in 1985, Farm Aid. Now, if you're one of those people like I used to be,

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