Sean McConnell

And can we talk about the song Turpentine as well, and where that song came from?

Yeah, I mean, the luxury of, of writing, uh, of, of being in the studio as a, with a buddy, you know, Sean McConnell is one of my oldest friends in the business, so for him as a, a producer was really, really fun.

But at the same time, you have that, when you have a guy like Sean producing, you kind of have an unlimited, uh, resource there of all of the great songs that he writes that have not been cut.

And he, he's sent me this one or played it for me in the studio, I think at the time when we were in there, and I just thought it fit perfectly with this record, and it was something that had a little touch that we really needed.

And the following night, she was also part of the celebration of John Prine's 80th, yes, 80th birthday at City Winery.

That event was hosted by Brandi Carlile, and it included artists like Alison Russell, Sean McConnell, and Emily Scott Robinson.

So think about the room she's being placed in.

That matters.

Guys, are you outraged on my behalf that I have to deal with this for a living? All right, let me tell you about my team.

My team is Greg Ebbin, Sean McConnell, Roger Wicker Jr., Rick Locke, Matt Sibyl, Ricky Lopez, Misty Callahan, John Cascio, Daniel West.

On the podcast feed, I've got a big conversation with Judge Glock coming out this week.

He's at the Manhattan Institute, super smart people.

Can You Hear Me Now? Watch it today at salemnow.com, salemnow.com.

So Sean plays me Steve Winwood, and I know that if I give any commentary on it, it won't end up in the podcast feed.

So that's one of these things here.

I'm w- working this out in real time.

We're doing a radio show that's also a TV show and also a podcast.

So anyway, more, more Winwood the better, Sean.

You got that straight from the top, straight from the boss.

Shout out to Greg Evan, Sean McConnell, Roger Wicker Jr., Rick Locke, Matt Zibl, Ricky Lopez, Misty Callahan, John Casio, and Daniel West.