Greg Brown

And before that, he was a folky.

And he recorded an album called There is a Breeze, which introduced me to the songs of Greg Brown and Leo Kaki played some guitar in the background.

And anyway, Michael Johnson is an interesting artist to explore.

He's been dead for many years now.

So.

You know, if I, if I were a radio programmer, I would, I would, I'd play that and then I'd play Greg Brown's I'm Not High.

You know?

Yeah.

And they're like, "Christy, can you listen to the basket stuff?" I'm like, "Oh, all right, the basket stuff," 'cause that's any Tom, Dick, and Harry could walk in.

And I didn't find this one, but one day, I forget who it was, in the basket they found a song called Country Club And Greg Brown was like, "Man, I, I could cut that on this new artist that we just signed, Travis Tritt." And I'm a Member of a Country Club was in that basket, and he was like, "I don't know who this is." There was a phone number on there, and they found those guys, and they cut that song.

So a hit song will find its way.

A hit writer will find their way.

That's how he viewed it when he was writing his songs.

I remember Greg Brown saying, I have no idea where this stuff comes from.

The songwriter Greg Brown, he wrote about it in a song about having no idea.

There must be this weird sensation, especially in an era where we focus on the individual and celebrity culture.

There must be this weird feeling of, boy, I'm kind of an imposter.