The Moisture Festival Podcast – Paul Magid – part 3

is this how you guys sort of got set up, like sharing stages with people like Frank Sinatra, Dolly Parton, The Who? Is this sort of your opening act, or was this all just because you're doing music, everybody sort of knew about you?

Well, I mean, you know, we were... on broadway a whole bunch and we were doing the tv shows and i don't know i mean also you know these people always need something in between like we when we did dolly partner was with between him and her and uh kenny kenny rogers so yeah and she was a real sweetheart in fact i was just watching i don't know why i came up but um the Dolly Parton TV show.

Did you ever see that?

I'm aware of it.

I think I probably watched it at some point, but.

So anyway, we did that.

And, um, she, uh, you know, we're juggling like there's five of us.

Cause it was like, it must've been 1985 or something like that.

86, 87.

And, um, we're throwing torches in a, you know, in a star pattern around her and she's singing, um, balls of fire and it's just so funny you know and then when we first met her when we went started going on tour with them she comes running down from you know rehearsal from soundcheck and running down to come see us and she goes bet you boys can't juggle these you know yeah you're just like We kind of didn't know what to say.

But she's a sweetheart.

I really liked her.

She was like really down to earth.

It's hard to believe, but it's true.

Did she ever offer you a spot at

like Dollywood? No, I don't think we'd want to do it either.

You know, we got offered all kinds of stuff like that, like three years on Las Vegas.

It just sounded like death.

I just wouldn't do it.

I feel bad for Penn and Teller.

They're just stuck there.

I'm sure they're making tons of money.

Vegas

is not awesome.

I really don't like it.