All right, here with RC Edwards and Hank early, guys, awesome to finally talk to you for

anybody who doesn't know.

These fellows are from Turnpike Troopers, but they're doing their own thing right now.

I'm sorry, RC in the Ambers, which wasn't I have been cranking for a while, we did a premiere,

great response from that. My first question I wanted to ask you was, and I were kind of going

back and forth about some of the different things, and where you guys were with Turnpike, where you

are now, was there like a timeline, or was it more of an organic process of, you know, kind of

the hiatus was announced, and then where you kind of like, all right, let's just see what happens,

and then you got to a point where you're like, shit, like we're musicians, we want to kind of

make music. Did you put a timeline on it, or was it just like an organic kind of one day you woke

up, and you were like, let's it's time to do something. Pretty organic, I'd say, I guess, you know,

we kind of started, but I always done some RC in the Ambers shows on the side, and now obviously

had time to do more, and Hank was playing some omelettes and was kind of starting to build a studio,

and I think you kind of pitched the idea, like we should make RC in the Ambers record,

once I get the studio up and running it, and kind of definitely no timeline on it at all,

we just sort of did it, when we get people in here and get it worked on. Yeah, a lot of it was,

was just, you know, we, since we're home, and we had all the time, you know, the coronavirus

in addition to the Turnpike hiatus kind of like doubled up on us, so it was like, well, we got all

this time, so my way of occupying my time was to start working on production and building out the

home studio, and you know, I know that RC has all these great songs, so you know, that was kind of

every time I'd see him like, hey man, you want to make a record, come out to the house, you know,

it was just kind of my mantra for a while until we got around the getting it started.

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