Zane Williams

Thanks, Jason.

Also, when I trapped Zane Williams and called him the wrong name and then just stood there in front of him because I was so fucking high, but that's a whole different story.

So I come out, and the Red Clay Strays are standing around, and I kind of get in the line, and I realize I have nothing for them to sign.

I have no Sharpie.

It was a great crowd, and I've been wanting to do that show.

That show was with Zane Williams.

That's that show he hosts there every month.

And I've been wanting to do it for a long time, but our schedule's just never lined up.

How did your relationship with my buddy Bird come about?

Well, I first opened for T-Bird in my Zane Williams days, so probably 2019 or 18.

And I remember walking up.

He was sound checking, and I walked up to get an earful, and he was like, hey, man, is that Zane Williams over there? Hey, buddy, I'm a big fan.

And I was like, holy crap, he knows my name.

So it turns out he had been a fan of my solo stuff, and I ended up hanging out with him after the show at that.

Hey guys, Zane's changing the oil in the Barron's right now.

Everything about it.

Thanks.

Today's guest is the great Zane Williams.

Zane has been a friend of mine for a long time.

He is an amazing and accomplished songwriter and artist.

and how to think differently and how to go out there and make things happen.

I really enjoy this episode and I know you guys will too.

So without further ado, here he is, Zane Williams.

Are we good? Okay, right on.

All about music.

And also, I met a guy named Zane Williams through John there this time, who turns out to have a really great band called Wilder Blue.

And if you get a chance to see them, they're really good.

And you can look back on Zane's podcast, too, and find it.