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And now here is me and my brother Jeff laying it down.

I don't know this was never before been done.

I just hit the record button at New Year's Eve down here in the Broken School Ranch

anyway, my younger brother, Jeff Williams. He played a couple of tunes on his

guitar. Jeff, dad taught himself I'd play guitar many years ago when he was in

high school and he was in a country western

band our entire life and remember when our parents got a divorce and mom moved

down Victoria Scott me and Kevin and she made Ken Williams your dad and Jennifer's dad and man he was

dragging salt over the place to his dance jobs when it was an auto parking

a mustangs, Ken Williams in the Southern areas I know the other bands. And then so you came along and you're 45 now.

Man, it just seems like you're about 15 years younger than me back in a day.

I know. It was really only five years younger than me. I a day. I know. I was really only five years

younger than me. I just turned a big five old. What got you excited about

playing guitar and what was it because you got that genetic from dad? I think so. I

always liked music when I was 12 years old that's when dad taught me how to do it you know just sent me down

Show me where some of the chords were and taught me my first songs. He taught me he'd write out the worst of the songs with big chord change above each word and I just went with it from there.

Dad was always a big chord guy. He played lead guitar.

But he was like an old school chord guy because he does a lot of course a lot guys don't do it

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