Tombigbee River
Tributary in AlabamaWikipedia
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Search complete. 7 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Tombigbee River".
Sep 10, 2026
2027 Bassmaster Elites: Who's CUT, New Schedule & Livescope Rules! (#287)
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21:52Rich LindgrenHOST
Can we see the James River again? Can we see...
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22:00Rich LindgrenHOST
Tomic.
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22:01Rich LindgrenHOST
Maybe the Connecticut River again.
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22:02Rich LindgrenHOST
I don't know if we're ever going to see that again.
Local Guide & Musician Charles Humphrey III
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43:37Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
Um, a lot of songs on the new album about, about travel and lost love and the road.
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43:42Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
There's a historical fiction account about the Eliza Battle, which is a famous steamship that crashed and burned on the Tombigbee River.
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43:49Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
That was one co-written with Charlie Chamberlain, Logan Ledger.
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43:52Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
There's one cover, it's a Greg Allman song, Dreams.
Jeff Poor Show - 11a - Friday 8-21-26
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32:29Tommy TubervilleGUEST
We're going to redo some of the lock and dams.
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32:31Tommy TubervilleGUEST
We're gonna put more traffic on Tom Bigbee, uh, the Warrior, the Ala- uh, Alabama River.
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32:37Tommy TubervilleGUEST
And then of course, we're going to make sure that we, if we have an opportunity to make sure we continue our train traffic, but also increase it because we've got a, a chance here f- with the future of, uh, of the trains of really taking advantage of, of the port and getting things out of the port, but keeping it off of our four- and, uh, six-lane roads to make sure we just have more cars instead of more trucks going up and down the roads.
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33:07speaker_6HOST
Yeah.
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33:07speaker_6HOST
And, and when I was growing up, the Tom Bigbee waterway was such a big deal, and then it just sort of-
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33:13Tommy TubervilleGUEST
Yeah
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33:13speaker_6HOST
... uh, you know, you didn't really hear as much about that, but it, it, you know, connecting the Tennessee River to the p- to the port down here.
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33:30Tommy TubervilleGUEST
We, we've got more running water in the state of Alabama than any other state.