Frank Rogers

Um, you also wrote...

So Stepped Over the Pieces, there's a co-write for Frank Rogers.

Is it that Frank Rogers?

Yeah.

Brad Paisley produced him.

[laughs] I mean, we're, we're-

[laughs] Super connected

... trust me, we, we are nothing compared to Frank Rogers.

I'll take the outer edges.

I put an EP out called Trailer Trash this past May, and I produced it with Frank Rogers, who's a legendary producer at Nashville, and Derek Wales and some other folks, and Yeah, we've just been out doing shows this summer with a band called Silverada.

Oh, yeah, well, it was Mike and the Moonbots.

I've got them listed, but I liked Mike

Now, before Chris Stapleton was sweeping award shows like he owned The Broom Closet, he was quietly penning Heartbreak Gold, like Another Try.

Recorded by Josh Turner and Trisha Yearwood, it landed on Turner's 2007 album Everything Is Fine, produced by Frank Rogers.

Turner brings that deep Southern Carolina church-raised baritone, while Yearwood rolls in like Georgia country royalty with no need to explain herself.

It's a duet soaked in regret, and what if we just got this right? Country music's favorite sport right after pickup trucks and bad timing.