Jul 29, 2026 · 26 min · 10 segments
All three have teamed up for a special recording of the classic “Silver Threads and Golden Needles”. Originally recorded in 1956 by rockabilly pioneer Wanda Jackson and later championed by legends…
Lee NewtonGuest
Ward BondHost
Georgette JonesGuest
Heidi PartonGuest
well I was driving in my little Jeep one day, and I just had a thought in my head that I really wanted to do Silver Thread and Golden Needles.

I've done Working Girl Blues, and I've done Homesick, the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Wouldn't it have Georgette on? I said, I don't know who else, you know? And then like the week after that, I went to Nashville, had an interview with And lo and behold, Georgette comes walking out from her interview and we meet.

She's like, and I told her, I'm like, I didn't want to completely freak her out, but I'm like, you know, hey, I've thought about this song, you know, I think it'd be awesome, you know? And she's like, well, you know, hit me up on Facebook, you know, message her.

And then of course, then I reached out to Heidi and I was like, you know, Please don't think I'm crazy, which I just found out that, you know, there's some really cool stuff that ended up being on that side.

especially when we got into group chat he was kind of instant friendship there but when we met for the first time in person um and got to perform on stage and our friendship was just you could just tell what being around each other it's almost like it was just instant yeah like old high

school girlfriends you know what i mean like yeah we're having a reunion but you know meeting for the first time but we just had that yeah we did an interview earlier and

he was like so how long have you been friends we're like this is only the second time we've ever hung out he's like wait what Y'all aren't lifelong besties.

well I was driving in my little Jeep one day, and I just had a thought in my head that I really wanted to do Silver Thread and Golden Needles.

I've done Working Girl Blues, and I've done Homesick, the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Wouldn't it have Georgette on? I said, I don't know who else, you know? And then like the week after that, I went to Nashville, had an interview with And lo and behold, Georgette comes walking out from her interview and we meet.

She's like, and I told her, I'm like, I didn't want to completely freak her out, but I'm like, you know, hey, I've thought about this song, you know, I think it'd be awesome, you know? And she's like, well, you know, hit me up on Facebook, you know, message her.

And then of course, then I reached out to Heidi and I was like, you know, Please don't think I'm crazy, which I just found out that, you know, there's some really cool stuff that ended up being on that side.

especially when we got into group chat he was kind of instant friendship there but when we met for the first time in person um and got to perform on stage and our friendship was just you could just tell what being around each other it's almost like it was just instant yeah like old high

school girlfriends you know what i mean like yeah we're having a reunion but you know meeting for the first time but we just had that yeah we did an interview earlier and

he was like so how long have you been friends we're like this is only the second time we've ever hung out he's like wait what Y'all aren't lifelong besties.
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