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Oct 7, 2026

Travis TrittGUEST
12:47
Oh, yeah.
Andrew PopeHOST
12:48
But man, you know, The New South, if that cut in Muscle Shoals, you know Waylon and Richie produced that thing.
Travis TrittGUEST
12:54
Yes, exactly.
Andrew PopeHOST
12:56
And that's such a good album.

1 HR 18 MINS LATER

Travis TrittGUEST
90:31
And we ended up doing this one song that Jerry had cut, um, with J.D. Crowe-
Andrew PopeHOST
90:44
Hmm
Travis TrittGUEST
90:44
... and the New South.
Travis TrittGUEST
90:47
And we were going to Nashville, and I don't know who- whose idea it was, maybe mine, I don't know, but we said, "You know what? Let's do what we do on the bus every night- On one song, let's just do that and just show people something they've never seen-
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:05
The Country Gentleman did it.
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:06
J.D. Crowe and the New South did it.
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:08
But they took these songs and they made them their own.
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:11
And you find, whether it be with a writer that you know or just digging through records and things like that, I found Yes, I See God off of a Dolly Parton gospel album.

21 MINS LATER

John ChapmanHOST
44:34
Like you
Larry StephensonGUEST
44:35
said,
John ChapmanHOST
44:36
New South was a very progressive band.
John ChapmanHOST
44:38
They had a progressive feel, but it was still a bluegrass band, I guess.
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:05
The Country Gentleman did it.
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:06
J.D. Crowe and the New South did it.
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:08
But they took these songs and they made them their own.
Larry StephensonGUEST
23:11
And you find, whether it be with a writer that you know or just digging through records and things like that, I found Yes, I See God off of a Dolly Parton gospel album.

21 MINS LATER

John ChapmanHOST
44:34
Like you
Larry StephensonGUEST
44:35
said,
John ChapmanHOST
44:36
New South was a very progressive band.
John ChapmanHOST
44:38
They had a progressive feel, but it was still a bluegrass band, I guess.

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