Hey, this is the moment. I'm Brian Cobbleman. Thanks for listening.

The show business in my life ever since the great Tony Brown made me everything I have today.

The show business has been good to be. Thank you very much.

There you go. That's my schedule. That you go. We're done.

That's Mr. Steve Earl, everybody.

And right, man, it's so, it's really exciting to me to get to talk to you.

I met you once in a bar, but we just shook hands quickly and I said, did you really play on Desperados and you said I sang on it.

I asked you that question probably 20 years ago.

It was me Sammy Smith, Emmilu Harris, and Rodney Crow,

or the background focus.

I want to talk about Rodney's album, too,

the album that he sings about,

which just destroys me.

I know Rodney a little, I really like him.

And I thought that these two albums really go together very well.

I mean, your two albums, your Townsend Guy record,

and then Rodney's record.

We were constantly attested when both records were being made.

Rodney and I have a strange relationship

because it began as me really gravitating

towards him because he was only four and a half years

older than I was.

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