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Welcome to the summer tour edition of Biscuits and Jam from Southern Living.

I'm Sid Evans, editor-in-chief of Southern Living magazine.

My guest today is the Oklahoma native and Nashville legend Vince Gill.

The last time he visited with us was in October of 2020, right before his Christmas shows at the Riemann were canceled, and we are so happy to have him back.

Today, Vince talks about getting his first real break from touring in almost five decades,

playing to an empty audience at the Grand Ole Opry, and embarking on his

first big solo tour in three years. Plus, Vince shares the stories of his stint as a vocalist

with Pure Prairie League, the time Don Henley asked him to play with the Eagles, and the Grammy-winning

song he wrote for his late brother,

Go Rest High on That Mountain. All that and more this week on Biscuits and Jam.

Well, Vince Gill, welcome back to Biscuits and Jam.

Thank you. Good to be back. I must have done something right. You invited me back.

We're wrong, and we're going to fix it. I don't know.

So Vince, the last time I talked to you was October of 2020. No kidding. And we were really kind of at the peak of the pandemic or one of the peaks anyway. And a lot of people went through that in different ways.

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