Charlie McCoy

We got to do something.

You also want to hear, because Charlie McCoy is telling you Bob Dylan stories, and he's telling Roy Orbison stories, and then Garth Brooks stories over here, and Waylon Jennings stories, and it's hard to get to work, yeah.

Oh, my gosh.

Now, Thrasher, can you explain what the title is from? Yeah,

All right, did anybody in this group play on that? No.

I was looking at Charlie McCoy.

I thought, if anybody in this group played on that, it may have been Charlie.

Tennessee Waltz.

Okay, I'd be proud to.

This guy right here is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame and has probably played on more records and hit records, too, than anyone in this town.

And this is Charlie McCoy.

The great Charlie McCoy.

Okay.

The musicians backing Dylan on the track were Charlie McCoy, Joe South, and Wayne Moss on guitar.

Hey, Wayne Moss! Nice.

I know who that is.

Charlie Daniels guitar? No way.

Yep, that Charlie Daniels.

Charlie McCoy bass, Kenny Buttrey drums, cowbell bongos, Bob Wilson, organ, piano, Charlie Bragg, engineer, Neil

Wilburn, engineer.

Thanks, Bobby.

Mr. Charlie McCoy, harmonica.

Oh, Charlie.

Russ Hicks, steel guitar.