Chris Knight

Tickets are still on sale.

Uh, we're gonna be there doing media, Kendall and I. Um, it's headlined by Silverado, Chris Knight, Taylor Honeycutt.

You'll have, uh, Brock Burton and Gracie Yates there, as well as Ben Chapman, um, Rob Lonez, and a ton of other people.

It's a whole, three whole days, great lineups.

It's either 16 newbies and 14 that have played or vice versa.

Um, headliners, um, Chris Knight on Thursday night, which is big for me.

I've been listening to Chris Knight for, you know, 25, 26 years.

Um, did a solo show with Chris about five years ago, long before I was probably ready to host a show with Chris Knight.

But, uh-

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So, so it took a little bit to want to, you know, get Chris.

Uh, but man, I'm honored, honored to have Chris Knight to, to be part of this.

Not bad.

Cota House in Joplin will host Chris Knight, singer-songwriter, kind of in the John Cougar, Mellencamp thing.

Doors at 6.30. Music will start at 7.

The Music Depot in downtown Rogers has the R.D. Olsen Blues Band at 6.30. That's in downtown Rogers.

Yes, ma'am.

Um, but the, the Chris Knight song enough rope, I didn't put that song on the record.

Oh no.

When I very first got with Frank, after I'd asked him to produce my record, we met for about 10 minutes at his office and said, hey, let's go to the studio, why don't you cut some songs, just acoustic.

And so we went and I played Enough Rope and they were recording and never thought anything of it.

Never heard it, never listened to it, nothing.

And Frank had produced Chris Knight's first album way back in the day, which I was obviously aware of.

And I would have never, ever put Enough Rope on a record.