Yep.

And so I got to jam with Tony a few, you know, few different jam sessions, things like that.

Well, years went by, and I got, um, a text message from Alan Bobby.

Alan, if, I don't know if you know, he lives in Myrtle Beach, so the other, other end of the state from where we're at.

But he said, "Hey, I've got this mandolin camp going on, and I've got a couple of gigs during the mando camp, and would like somebody to fill in.

Um, would you be interested in, in helping us out?" So Tony had, had given him my information.

So I was, you know, of course, I said, "Yeah, I would love to do that." Um, so he gave me a list of the songs, and I started woodshedding on those.

You know, uh, how, how did you approach that and how did they accept, you know, and how's that coming together?

So you guys have been at it for a while, mainly a local band, but you guys, like how many dates do y'all do a year? We do

between 40 and 60 gigs a year.

So we do a lot of churches, but we also do town festivals and parties and things like that.

One of our favorites every year is Tim's Mill.

It's a grist mill in Anderson.

It's really Pendleton, South Carolina.

And it's awesome.

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