Terry Allen

Buddy Holly, of course.

Terry Allen.

All these great writers out of West Texas, and I just think you can f- feel it, the nothingness, and so-

Sure

Yeah.

If it doesn't, it's fine.

I heard Robert Earl Keen, uh, one of the best Texas songwriters in the world, uh, talk about that he asked Terry Allen, one of the better, even better than Robert Earl Keen, songwriter, Texas songwriters, and, um, Robert Earl Keen asked about Terry Allen about writer's block, like when you're just stuck, and you're thinking of things, but they're all shit, you know.

Mm-hmm.

And then I'd say our drummer is more into, um, you know, the Beatles and Bruno Mars and, uh, a little bit more into the like quality pop, uh, stuff.

And then our guitar player, Paul, um, definitely grew up on the, the Texas country, the Pat green, the Robert O'Kane, um, you know, Terry Allen, um, people like that.

And then he's a, he's a big Brad Paisley guy.

So he's, you know, got a lot of his guitar plan licks from that.

That create people.

And this is Bucket Allen, Terry Allen's-

Yeah

... son.

Who's a very interesting person to hear that from-

Yeah

... 'cause Terry Allen is a-

Yeah

Tell your dad what I said about Paint It Black.

Well, Terry Allen, who's this great Texas singer-songwriter and a visual artist too, you would both like this song.

It's called The Great Joe Bob Tragedy.

It's about a high school football star.