The Tim Kelly Show 06 07 2024

Have you seen those arms that used to hold me? Have you seen those lips that used to thrill me? Have you seen the heart that used to hold and love just me? Have you seen the things I couldn't see? Have you seen those eyes that I left crying? Have you seen those ears that heard my lying? Have you seen those legs that walked away when she quit trying? Have you seen the things I couldn't see? Ain't it funny how a fool with eyes wide open can be too glad to see the only love he'll ever need? As I stand here in the darkness, in the light of memory I can see the things I couldn't see Ain't it funny how a fool with eyes wide open can be too glad to see the only love he'll ever need? As I stand here in the darkness, in the light of memory I can see the things I couldn't see Too late, I see those things I couldn't see Ladies and gentlemen, it's time. The show starts in 10... 9... 8... 7... 6... 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... 0... Are you ready? It's showtime. Please welcome... Jim Kelly. Monday, I was dragging, like a rusty old wagon Tides all flying, got a down back This late night read out, what time have it? Tuesday, Wednesday, November, Thursday Been like forever, this ugly bus got a lead to something Hello Friday, I could kiss you But we just worked me way too hard I'm gonna toast you with a pass through And thank the good Lord for this far Maybe I'll ask a cowboy to dance Yeah, I think I've seen my dance Staring from across the room Looking like he's in a dancing mood Hello Friday, I could kiss you Put my lips on a long neck Drink a little of my paycheck Jackpot, jukebox, when I hear that scoreback George Jones takes it way back, like a Kodak And I'm smiling, you're right on time Hello Friday, I could kiss you But we just worked me way too hard I'm gonna toast you with a pass through And thank the good Lord for this far Maybe I'll ask a cowboy to dance Yeah, I think I've seen my dance Staring from across the room Looking like he's in a dancing mood Hello Friday, I could kiss you Yeah Hello Friday, I could kiss you But we just worked me way too hard I'm gonna toast you with a pass 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table and sank the eighth Then she headed to the floor Two steps until she wore Out every cowboy in the place And they were all hopin' That one day she'd turn into more With a little luck Diddy up Grab your hat and hold on tight Diddy up Boy, it's gonna be a hell of a ride I got a feelin' when she gets by me She don't stop until the sun comes up Diddy up Diddy up I got a feelin' when she gets by me She don't stop until the sun comes up Diddy up Diddy up Diddy up I guess I never understood What my old man was sayin' When he was tryin' to raise me through At that time I just couldn't see All those little things he did He did them just for me And time rolled on And time rolled on Now I gotta think the time was due But lookin' back on who I was I deserved more than a few I took things a little bit too far They seemed to get my hand caught up In that cookie jar And time rolled on And time rolled on Sometimes I thought he was The meanest man in town And it took so many painful years For this little girl to come around I'm surprised I even learned from him When I knew everything I hope I have a station When mine turns seventeen Raisin' me must have been so hard Please don't worry, Daddy There's lessons from the heart And he loved me and all But he was way too protective When any boy would call He'd grab a gun without a care But you'd have to chase him down the street In your underwear And time rolled on And time rolled on And time rolled on I heard you pray, and I just smiled While sittin' on that white dress Before you walked me down the aisle You catch your breath, and we all cheered And our dance at the reception It all became so clear That time rolled on And time rolled on Sometimes I thought he was The meanest man in town And it took so many painful years For this little girl to come around I'm surprised I even learned from him When I knew everything I hope I have a station When mine turns seventeen Raisin' me must have been so hard But please don't worry, Daddy There's lessons from the heart I thank the dear Lord for givin' you to me I couldn't have picked a better man From the daddy who treated you He taught me to be He taught me to be I recently had a great radio interview With that talented young lady Her name is Annie Vander And she is currently hanging out in Nashville, Tennessee At CMA Fest And performing at the Hard Rock Café Downtown Nashville So get a chance if you're in town Go see her, she is amazing And that is a great tune called Annie Vander If you missed our radio interview You can check it out on the Tim Kelly Show Interview Archives That tab is on our website At KICRIndyCountryRadio.com After all of the interviews air We put them in the archives And we're going to put two in there tonight First up, I'm going to have Christopher Faust After a couple more songs And then also tonight, Mr. John Williams From Lufkin, Texas Is going to join me on the program With new music from Tyson Haynes It is called Back Home On the Tim Kelly Show From KICRIndyCountryRadio New Country's Best On New Music Friday Behind the pines Across railroad tracks A two-lane road that'll take you back To a spot that ain't even on the map It's five acres I call home I got a woman and my dog and a baby My whole world and they need me But the highway calls my name And I've gotta leave It's cause I'm on the grind I'm out of time Picking this guitar, putting me on time Going to town I've never seen Making my mark on this I don't dream, it's not real And it ain't real I see a road and I see myself Driving every day I wanna be a country road To make it back home A thousand foot Out in the crowd I love those speakers and they get loud But there's only two people I think about When I stamp out on a message It's cause I'm on the grind I'm out of time Picking this guitar, putting me on time Going to town I've never seen Making my mark on this I don't dream, it's not real And it ain't real I see a road and I see myself Driving every day I wanna be a 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long as something's there It's not about what's in your cup Just as long as something's there It's not about what's in your cup Just as long as something's there It's not about what's in your cup Just as long as something's there It's all guitar-driven It's all drum-driven Even in my song Drunk on Drinkin' There's a guitar solo in every single one of these songs And it's something I will live and die by So the Lenny Kravitz thing kind of came about because I play guitar when I play live I play electric I'm a lead player I like to get up there in the vocal register sing a little louder and pump that volume a little bit on the guitar You mix equal parts of Chris Tableton, Otis Redding, Leonard Skinner, Blackberry Smoke and the Black Crows that you mentioned That's all good stuff I'm one of those people that I take influences from everywhere I was fortunate enough to be brought up by two musicians My mother is a child of the 70s So her record collection was all Skinner, D.B. Top, Queen, Bad Company, Zeppelin And then my dad is a jazz horn player by trade And that was all blues That's where I really connected So that kind of being mixed with being in Nashville and growing up in Nashville it's become such a melting pot I don't particularly like being cornered into one genre per se I want to pull a soulful vocal delivery like Chris Tableton does I want a big production like Morgan Wallen does and I want big guitars like Lenny Kravitz and maybe sometimes even some funk from Prince He was a musical genius, wasn't he? Gosh, man I'm like a Prince freak, right? I've even got a purple guitar on my wall right now I got to go see Paisley Park for the first time which was his recording studio dance studio compound and that made my life That's awesome Now you've been a Nashville recording artist for 20 years and you kind of mentioned it I guess you grew up in Nashville, too? Yeah, sure did I have been there many times We haven't been since about 2018 It's about time to go back I know there's been a lot of changes and growth just in that last six years Yeah, man It's been insane to watch the city grow because I remember as a kid it was just music growing That was kind of it There wasn't much food There wasn't much really anything We've had a huge influx of chefs come to town like Sean Brock and he's opened up a ton of restaurants and the food scene has exploded and the music scene has really diversified It's funny because you have a lot of these classic venues that were, some of them closed down some of them reopened some of them moved due to the pandemic but oddly enough you've had all these smaller suburban neighborhoods pop up and they all have local bars they all have local restaurants and they all want live music so in a way the growth has really allowed access to a lot more people to share music with My first experience with it was back in 08, a buddy of mine his son was recording a CD at the time and he was 17 and we went there for about a week or two and it was really a neat experience because you got to see these guys come into Losers Bar and Grill and back then they would bring a notepad and everything and their guitars they would sit at the bar, order a drink maybe a beer or something like that and write music all day I thought, what a cool way to make a living and you've been doing that in some writers rounds in Nashville as well and for a couple of years you were the lead guitarist for country music artist Chase Rice that's cool I started off doing pretty heavy rock music and there really wasn't a market for that in Nashville and then I started doing more southern based rock in a band called Blackwater James and that got some attention even got some attention overseas we started to chart in places like UK, Germany and France and we just had a blast but you know things kind of ran it's course and I was lucky enough to get picked up by Chase for about a couple years and I had the opportunity to play with him and the pandemic kind of hit and well it didn't kind of hit it hit and it kind of refocused what I wanted to do I was at home a lot, I had two girls I had one in the middle of it in April so I got two young kids and just getting time alone with them and getting time to think and kind of reposition what I wanted to do and the writing thing started to pop up and I started writing a lot more, like daily multiple times a day I'd meet up with writers over Zoom and then when everything got lifted it just, I had all this material and it's been awesome, I kind of set up a studio in my house and I was able to start recording music more and now I'm at a point where I'm trying to release essentially one single every, you know, three to six weeks There you go, that's what keeps you on the radio, you know, even the big name artists do that, the Luke Bryans, the Carrie Underwoods, the Luke Combs, all those guys and you know, they're keeping something fresh out there for the folks to listen to on the radio and that's what keeps you on there and that'll be, that'll work the same way here, you keep pitching me something new, we'll not only play it on the radio we'll do more of these interviews, I've interviewed some artists, same artist five, six times, so it's always a pleasure to bring you back on Awesome, thank you And I love this interview so far, you're high energy just like me, I love it Man, I'll call Dave on this Absolutely, we can do that about music, can't we? You've also had some productions that have been in films, independent films, I don't want to butcher the title, so tell us about that Is that one by Michael Madsen? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, so one great thing about writing, you know, being in Nashville and how things just kind of progress and you're meeting people I got hooked up with these two great writers Shane Grove and David Wade and they also, well Shane also does acting on the side so he kind of got this in with some great production companies and they were doing this film called The Wraith Within and it's a horror movie that has Michael Madsen in it and they needed two tracks, so we got to writing this other incredible vocalist and songwriter from Australia Greta Ziller, she co-wrote the songs, she did the vocals and I produced the track along with co-writing and then that kind of opened the door for the song American Made and American Made is essentially featured in the opening scene of the movie American Outlaws, which was Treat Williams' last movie, so it just came out last year, or they just completed production last year, but that song felt so cool, I'm like, you know what I'm just going to go ahead and release it, so that was my first solo release was American Made, which I think you're going to play at night. Yeah, absolutely and, you know, that's what gets you into other nominations of awards like Emmys and Oscars and all that kind of good stuff isn't it, when you get in a movie Man, I'll take them, I'll take them There you go Yep, and so, you know and I play a lot of artists that have also been Grammy nominated or actually won Grammys, you know, and I think that is just the coolest thing because you know, we're all trying to get heard, my voice gets to introduce your music and your music gets to go out to the rest of the world and ten radio stations are going to play it tonight, so that is cool. Love that. Yeah absolutely. You also have another neat project going on with a gentleman by the name of Way Jennings and folks, if they don't know who he is he's the grandson of the late great Waylon Jennings and his wife Jessie Coulter and I have some of his music too he is fantastic. Tell us about that, it's called Jekyll and Hyde I believe Absolutely, yeah, so Way Jennings is releasing his first full length album called Jekyll and Hyde and I was able to partner with Shane Grove and David Wade to write the song Hotter in Texas, which I believe is track 7 or 8 but what's so cool about it is that, you know, me kind of being that you know, guitar player focused kind of guy songwriter, you know the Way and his folks I think were talking about you know, we need kind of a banger on this, a little bit of a rock track Southern Rock, DZ Top Leonard Skinner that sort of vibe, and David was like, hold on I got a guy, and he immediately called me up and was like, hey we want like a DZ Top kind of vibe and I was like, you got 20 minutes let's knock this out and we all got on on a Zoom call had my electric plugged in and I just started riffing and we were like okay, well that's it, that's the riff and we were lucky enough that he picked that to add to his full length so I mean, I'm just absolutely over the moon about being included on that amazing track, I mean I'm a huge fan of Way, I'm a huge fan of Waylon I mean, Looking Back Texas is probably like my favorite country song of all time so, and then I'm a huge fan of Shooter as well, Shooter Jennings is one of my favorites Electric Rodeo is probably I don't know, like number one or number two favorite country albums of all time I was selling insurance back in, gosh, the early 2000s, 2007 I believe it was, and we were working in Whitefield, Texas and we come across the store, it had a liquor store attached to it as well, but we weren't there for that, we were just there because of the gentleman that owned that store, he's Waylon Jennings' uncle, and he had all this Waylon Jennings memorabilia in there, and man, he was just really a neat guy to visit with, and get to relive some of those good old Waylon stories, and Shooter was out on the road at the time we didn't get to meet him, but that was a great experience Awesome, yeah, I believe it Yeah, it is a lot of fun meeting him American Made, you mentioned the song we're going to play it first for you tonight tell us about this one Alright, so American Made was my first solo single and this was written and produced for the film American Outlaws, directed by Sean McEwen, starring Treat Williams and the cool thing about this song, along with the other two, is that I actually play all the instruments I handled all the instrumentation, I handled all the recording, so these songs you're going to hear tonight including American Made, they are a true labor of love. 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face I know it's only one day But baby, I'm a long way From being closer, oh It's killing me, now they can say Stop loving him today Bury me, I'm proud Take away my heart And I don't wanna see your face I know it's only one day But baby, I'm a long way From being closer, oh There's a place Up above Past the big white clouds And the footprints On the moon It's filled with the truth It's got Gibson guitars And no broken hearts I just wish It wasn't so far Cause right now George Jones, Johnny Cash And Chris the Duke Sitting out there Talking in a corner booth Tag is playing Mama Tried On an old bar stool Bartenders turning water Into whiskey Everyone I love sipping Cold beers with me I can see it now Old Krabs singing along Heaven's honky tonk Every time I hear his thunder It makes me wonder If the bass drum is kicking A working man's blues Or the sound of the hardwoods Meeting granddaddy's blues He's spinning grandma Around on the floor That's a dance he's waited So long for And right now George Jones, Johnny Cash And Chris the Duke Sitting out there Talking in a corner booth Tag is playing Mama Tried On an old bar stool Bartenders turning water Into whiskey Everyone I love sipping Cold beers with me I can see it now Old Krabs singing along Heaven's honky tonk When our wells run dry And our hearts beat through fountains Best believe where we're sitting Next to George Jones, Johnny Cash And Chris the Duke Sitting out there Talking in a corner booth Tag is playing Mama Tried On an old bar stool The bartenders turning water Into whiskey Everyone I love sipping Cold beers with me I can see it now Old Krabs singing along I can see it now Old Krabs singing along Heaven's honky tonk Heaven's honky tonk Heaven's honky tonk You're listening to the Tim Kelly Show's New Music Friday on KICR Indie Country Radio You've been gone Long gone For a while I've tried to move on But I can't get past Your smile Girl I'm not over you Not by a million miles Don't know if I'll Ever leave your leave And behind A little piece Of mine You set me free Where I can't fly I keep hoping and praying Someday That I'm not The angel Leaving Behind I know it's crazy To be standing At your door I've stayed away Till I can't take it anymore Is there any way To fade away What we were before Cause I'm not sure I can leave your leave And behind A little piece Of mine You set me free Where I can't fly I keep hoping And praying Someday that I'm not The angel Leaving Behind If you Say the word I'll walk away from you I'll admit that we Are through But if you feel the way I do I'll leave your leave And behind A little piece Of mine You set me free Where I can't fly I keep hoping and praying Someday That I'm not The angel Leaving Behind A little piece Of mine You set me free Where I can't fly I'll admit that we Are through But if you Say the word I'll leave your leave And behind A little piece Of mine You set me free Where I can't fly I'll admit that we Are through But if you Say the word 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think she did something with Elvis Yeah, she's super talented Minnie Pearl Yeah, Minnie Pearl We went to Nashville to Ralph Emery And they put us on the front row of his show And, uh Marie Osmond was on there that night And we didn't know it And Ralph came out in the audience like he used to And he said, I understand Kathy Williams Has something for me And she said, yeah, and she handed him the portrait she did And he said, what do I got to do in return Well, my husband wants to hug Marie Osmond And I looked up on the stage And she motioned for me to come up there And before he could turn around, lickety split I was up on that stage Getting me some sugar That is awesome You mentioned the Osmonds, they had a theater here too For many years, I've interviewed Nathan Osmond He's a great artist And then I just recently met Jay Osmond At the Piercero Theater He's bringing his show back to Branson So that's going to be fun Very popular Now, you and your wife have been married for 45 years Come this October Congratulations on that 45 years She was a bottle fetter I had to bottle feed her People laugh at me when I say that But I was a senior and she was a freshman And then I had to wait until she got out of high school To get married But yeah, we've been together for 45 years We'll be We've been together 49 years We've been married 45 years Now I'm getting on up I'm 65, I shouldn't tell my age But I just recently started singing again And I do the 2 or 3 days a week at nursing homes And retirement homes and veteran homes Went to Colorado To the Colorado State Veterans Home For free and I sang for them And I've been all over East Texas Tyler Singing at veteran homes We've been to Arkansas I love the smiles I love to make people happy That's what I do I do a lot of Jim Reeves Eddie Arnold Marty Robbins Little George Strait And a little of my own music They just love it I imagine I love it too And I'm sure glad we made the connection Because I love to play original music But you've got some great traditional country music And Texas Proud The first song I ever heard from you Is going to lead off tonight So I'm excited to play that for the folks too Now you did, you lived in Branson For quite some time And then moved back to Lufkin, Texas And that's where you're originally from And I play another artist from Lufkin In fact I'm on him and his buddy's record label Called LakeParadiseRecords.net And he's my good buddy Flint Thompson And you've known him since he was a little baby or a kid I lived in a little community Just south of Lufkin Called Homer, Texas And down the road was a place Called Bald Hill, Texas And Flint Thompson's dad Was a year or two older than me But when I was a kid We rode the bus together to school Right out of Lufkin And Flint's folks are from Bald Hill, Texas And I was from Homer, Texas Which used to be the county seat Of Angelina County But I've been knowing Flint Since I was a little boy I mean literally And when he first started singing around here And he had a song come out Called My Time With You Which is a beautiful song And I've just been knowing him for a long time There's been a lot of people From around this area Done pretty good In the music business That's awesome He got a record deal Or offered a record deal He's done quite well in country music And we got to meet him finally In Willow Springs, Missouri We went over there, him and Doug Were doing an awards show together And Flint was performing that night Finally got to meet him in person Just such a great guy And we're lifelong friends now And I've been playing his music For probably I'd say almost 10 years now And this song that he's got Is a tribute to the Shriners Hospital And 100% of the proceeds go to the Shriners For children with cancer Love to the Rescue By Flint Thompson Is a smash hit song You know there's another old boy From about 30-40 miles down the road from me That started out over around Groveton, Texas And started singing And he's doing real well Cody Johnson Yeah he is, I played him when he was an independent artist too And now look at him And he sold out NRG Stadium Down there in Houston As an independent artist And still to this day nobody has done that In the independent world I'll tell you a story, my youngest son We were going to Cowboy Church And we were going over to The guy that was the rodeo coach For Sam Houston University And we were going over there on Thursday nights To practice And Cody Johnson used to come over there And him and my son And the other boys, Cody was trying to be a bull rider And my son was trying to be saddle bronc And Cody would come out there And we would just stand around And he was just like anybody else He wasn't even really pursuing music at the time He wanted to be a bull rider I interviewed another artist By the name of Mo Bandy Here just recently I'm sure you know Mo He lives just down here in Reed Springs, Missouri He was a bull rider, Branson And that's what he used to do He was a sheet metal worker and a bull rider I told him, I said you wanted to do something That lasted a little bit longer than 8 seconds So you started making these 3 minute songs You know when I moved to Branson I went to work at First Community Bank Of Taney County Mo Bandy was one of our customers there At the bank I worked at I'm sure you've heard of First Community Bank I have Downtown Branson I told you so when I interviewed Mo Because I did not know he lived here And was this close I told him we've got to get together and have lunch You used to perform at the Golden Corral That sounds good to me We could meet there for sure When I moved up there He had just had a major heart attack And I think he might have had some open heart surgery But he wasn't in real good health At that time I hardly believe he's 80 years old He is now We got you on New Music Friday And we're going to play For the folks that haven't heard it Texas Proud Let's talk about this one Tell us the story behind it You know there was a guy That got started out His name was Tommy Allen And he lived in Nashville for a long time Used to be roommates with Mel Tillis And several like that And I met up with Tommy Through Gene Strohman And through Joey Riley When I was singing at the Wiley Opry Up in Wiley, Texas And Joey came on to play for Mickey Gilly And Gene Strohman went on to the Pine Mountain Jamboree there In Pine Bluff, Arkansas And I heard that song Texas Proud That Tommy Allen had written And I just loved it And believe it or not Some of the guys playing on there Are part of the old Bob Wills band The guys playing Fiddle on there Is one of the Most famous fiddle players That there ever was And he's gone now And his name is slipping away from my mind Johnny Gimble Johnny Gimble's playing fiddle on Texas Proud Probably played on all of George Strait's Original stuff Amarillo by Morning and all that And I got some of those guys on that album That is awesome Man, when you got good people like that in your corner The magic happens, doesn't it? Yeah, and one guy playing still on there He had played for Buddy Holly And Rizzi Way back then And I had two or three of them on there That was old legendary They were all up in their 70's That played on my album And bless their heart, they're all gone now But I wouldn't take anything for the musicians Playing on Texas Proud Absolutely, let's play Texas Proud And then we're going to come back and talk some more With John Williams on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best It's on that new music track The Lord was smiling on me When he blessed me with his life He put me here in Texas And it's Texas till I die When they raise the flag of Texas I'm the tallest in the crowd Not because I'm bigger I'm just any size Not because I'm bigger I'm just standing Texas Proud I'm Texas Proud What I am Proud to be a Texas man Like the ones who came before me I was born to love the land Oh Texas Proud What I am Proud to be a Texas man Oh I want to shout out loud I'm Texas Proud I could sit and tell you stories All about the Alamo Of the mighty Texas Rangers Who were once just the only law I could talk about our cities That are reaching for the clouds But I've said it all When I sing Texas Proud I'm Texas Proud What I am Proud to be a Texas man Like the ones who came before me I was born to love the land Oh Texas Proud What I am Proud to be a Texas man Oh I want to shout out loud I'm Texas Proud Texas Proud What I am Proud to be a Texas man Like the ones who came before me I was born to love the land Oh Texas Proud What I am Proud to be a Texas man Oh I want to shout out loud I'm Texas Proud Texas Proud Proud to be a Texas man Like the ones who came before me I was born to love the land Oh Texas Proud What I am Proud to be a Texas man That is called Texas Proud His name is John Williams He is from Lufkin, Texas And he's live with us tonight on the Tim Kelly Show Great song man, I love playing that one on the radio You know that song I've had a fella A senator here in Texas He said that song Trent Ashby John that song just makes me want to stand up a little prouder A little taller It just makes me proud to be from Texas Absolutely I love that You should be proud of that, that is a great song I'm really proud of the musicians Like I said, Johnny Gimble on the fiddle Who could you get better than Johnny Gimble Yeah, absolutely Some of the guys played on there That was with the old Bob Wills Band Now after you left Branson You moved back to Texas You had a tractor supply and an ATV dealership For about 15 years And you had stopped singing But back in November of 2022 You started back and singing like you mentioned At these veterans homes And independent and assisted living centers And nursing homes all over East Texas Arkansas and Colorado too So you've been traveling quite a bit Since you got back into singing it sounds like Just had A sister of mine, a counselor Called me and said, John I want you to buy my house So we had just sold our place I bought her home and she said One thing, I'm going into Pinecrest Retirement home and I want you to come sing For us So I took my old equipment down there And it was popping and spitting And spurring And I sang for them So the first thing you know The activity director went to a meeting And told them about me And my phone started ringing So I went and bought me one of these new little systems With a little tower system With a little base It looked like a stove pipe Nowadays a telephone sounds better Than my old sound system You can get sounds better on your phone Had that good old crackle of a 33 EP that we used to play Those old 33 vinyl records They always sounded pretty crackly This system weighs 28 pounds I bought me a little cart And I put all my music I used to do it with a band But you can't do this for free All over the place and pay anybody So I put all my tracks on my computer And my wife goes with me And sits behind me and does the music And I do it all for free For the folks And we go around and we just have a ball And the love we get And the smiles and the folks I gotta tell you a story I was singing at a home the other day When I got through After I started singing she raised her head She was sitting there in the wheelchair She sang every word I sang Of Jim Reeves, Eddie Arnold When I got through The activity director came up and said John I want to tell you something I said uh oh I did something wrong She said no She said that lady in the wheelchair She said she's been in here six months And she hasn't spoken a word Since she's been in here And sang every word Music, Tim, and you know this Music is unbelievable Therapy for people Yes, I say it all the time And that's why the artists write the music Because they not only get therapy for themselves Putting their heart and soul out there And getting that relief But it also helps other people That are going through a similar situation And when that song becomes a classic Like you just mentioned People never forget that They may not know all the words But they'll remember that song As soon as they start hearing it played on the radio They said she hadn't spoken Since she'd been in there And I went over and started talking to her And she said my husband and I Used to listen to Jim Reeves When we would go down to get a hamburger She just started talking to me And I started talking to her And I hugged her and put my arm around her And I had another guy from the United Kingdom Over in Scotland, John Walker He worked in a facility With the severe folks That would try to hurt themselves Cut themselves And he said they started putting earphones on them And playing Jim Reeves And Eddie Arnold music to them And that rate fell 50% From what they had Of people trying to hurt themselves And he said it's unbelievable And that's what I want to say To all your folks out there All these independent artists singing That you don't realize The impact that you're having And Kim Kelly The impact you're having on people's lives By keeping the music And sharing the music It is amazing Absolutely and it's a pleasure to do it And I know it's a pleasure for you to do what you do And you still sing two or three times a week In these senior centers And things like that So God bless you man You're doing a great, great thing We put on antique car shows for them Every once in a while We put on one the other day And boy they love to come out and see the old cars And they get a kick out of it That's the next thing I was going to talk about You love classic music That is definite classic country music But you also love classic cars And you've got I think seven of them That said up to date right now And you just bought another one But you've got a 58 model Studebaker That my grandpa used to have It's either white or cream color And I love those old cars too man That is cool It's just something about them It's just a passion for me You know a lot of guys deer hunt Or bass fish And that's not my thing My old cars are just my passion And you know a lot of guys The kill of going out deer hunting Finding these old cars I like to find these Really unusual ones I had one Nash The man was 96 years old And he had owned it 45 years And I like things unusual And things that are You just don't see these cars 58 Studebaker Silverhawk Packards I love Packards And Hudson's and Nash Things like that That is awesome I love that too And I love when you post the pictures of them And it's kind of orange and white And the same colors as Whataburger And you put it right under the Whataburger sign That was cool It's a 59 Dodge And a man put a 383 V8 in it And it's a bad boy That is awesome I love that You've got a lot of cool stuff to talk about We could go a lot longer than 30 minutes We've got to have you back on the show in a few months How about that Not only on the show But I want to get fixed up with you And sing at two or three of the Maybe the Senior Citizen Center Maybe a couple of homes out there While I'm out there That sounds awesome My old friend Randy Plummer A good friend of mine there in Branson I call him Mr. Branson Yes, his Plummer family They had one of the first theaters here in Branson And I've actually had him on my program Three or four years ago And met him at the Little Opry Theater And I was working for the Marty Robbins tribute show So we met And we've been friends ever since He's a great guy What an awesome guy he is A Christian guy A God-fearing Christian guy Loves his mom and dad And I talk to him about it I pray his dad got sick a while back And I had me and all my fan club people Praying for his dad He's on my Randy Plummer's and the John Williams fan club Josh Jackson Jim Reeves' secretary The only secretary he ever had And their Genie C. Riley Is one of my friends in the fan club And Tony Wall from United Kingdom He is the Jim Reeves Of the United Kingdom So people get in my fan club You'll get connected with lots of folks All over the world The John Williams fan page On Facebook And also I've got a YouTube page And some of my music I love it And you're welcoming new people all the time I see that So people are finding you That is awesome I like to get a new artist If a new artist joins on there I like to at least spotlight them one time I can't do it over and over But I like to spotlight them on my fan page And do anything I can to kind of help them Absolutely That's why I started a couple of those kind of pages too On KICR, Indie Country Radio Those are private now because of all these scammers And hackers But if you ask to join them I'll definitely approve you If I go back and look at your bio And see that you are an artist that we play on the radio Then I'll absolutely get you in there You have to wade through a whole bunch of them My fan page I get women in there And men in there Wanting to Bitcoin and wanting to sell Sex and everything else So I'm trying to keep my page clean And people that are really interested in music Not just my music I spotlight Jim Rees Or Eddie Arnold Or Marty Robbins Or some local stuff I'm just trying to keep my fan page clean Absolutely Same here We try to do that in the lyrics that we play Here a while back I had an artist That had something in there And she said I thought you said you listened to the whole song I had a program director that got on me For them getting to play that song on the radio Or playing that song on the radio And she said I thought she said you listened to the whole song Oh yeah You're squeaky clean though In your traditional country music We love that Next song we're going to play is called Find Some Good In Me We can definitely do that in John Williams But tell us the story behind this song I was singing with Glenn Campbell's nephew Glenn Campbell's brother Lived down around Houston And he had a son named Rick Campbell And I got to be friends with Rick And we went into a studio To the Huey Mill Studio Which is a legendary studio in Pasadena And believe it or not Right before Clint Black Before Better Man hit big Of course they were all making little bread and butter money And everybody in Clint Black's band Except Clint Black Is played on Find Some Good In Me I got his band to play And about three weeks later Better Man went to number one And the rest is history There you go And I was telling you off the air When we got this started tonight You told me that story And I'm playing now Clint Black's daughter And Lisa Hartman Black Lily Pearl Black is her name And her debut single is called Never Knew Love And she's got a great video to it as well And Trent's daughter She's 25 years old now He's been doing it for a long time And she's making country music too She's got a great song called Texas Hold Him You know and I'm also I'm friends on my Facebook page And my fan page With George Jones and Tammy Wynette's daughter Georgette She's been around a long time She's a sweet girl And also on my fan page I've got two, well one main one On my fan page And people that get on my fan page You can talk to them and interact with Joyce Jackson And Georgette Jones Well her name's Georgette Lennon now And I've got several people on my fan page One of the ones I really like On my fan page That played on a couple of my albums Is named John Heinrich H-E-I-N-R-I-C-H And he plays saxophone For Ronnie Millsap And he's been a friend of mine For over 30 years Ever since I first started recording And one of the very few musicians That I met in Nashville That played on my album That really was interested in my singing And my album And became my friend A lot of them just come in there and play And they get their hundred bucks and go You know playing on sessions But John Heinrich can play anything He picks up one of the most talented musicians I've ever met And of course Ronnie's really slowing down But John's on the fan page too That is awesome You know you mentioned bass fishing You're not big on that but I am And I love bass fishing My wife, her dad, before he passed away He lived down in Gunbarrel City, Texas And Seven Point They got Cedar Creek Lake down there And I've been to Lake Fork, Texas On the way down there too That is a trophy bass lake What about Sam Rayburner? You got them all down there man It's good stuff They do it big in Texas Including the bass fishing But I was watching a video here Not too long ago actually Of Bill Dance I love to watch him He's real funny when he's fishing And he's talking to Porter Wagner And they're in the same boat fishing And they're having a great time And telling jokes and all that So that was kind of a memorable one for me He has a theater here in Branson Called the Dolly Parton Stampede And we go right by it all the time On the 76th Strip Boy there's some Bass fishing goes on down here In East Texas let me tell you It goes on all over But there's lots of bass fishing There's so much water down here now I don't think you have to go far to go fishing The creeks and the rivers And all are out of the banks I mean it's really I thank the Lord for the rain But Lord we need a break We have got water, water, water Well we appreciate Having you on tonight Stay safe and stay dry And we'll definitely have you back In a couple of months Love talking to you John I'm a fan of yours And John Williams Stampede is on Facebook Go check it out and join that group And if you love traditional country music He makes it and shares a lot of others We'll see you right now on the radio On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio, New Country Fest On a New Music Friday I could never be What you needed me to be And someday you'll know why It was best for me to leave You're all I ever hoped for You're everything I dreamed Someday maybe you will Find some good in me I never meant to hurt you Never meant to make you cry I only meant to give you Every star up in the sky But sometimes things just happen Which it didn't have to be Someday maybe you will Find some good in me Find some good in me Someday oh someday You'll come to understand The reason for what happened And I'll hold you again It didn't mean I didn't love you It didn't mean I didn't love you It's just the way things had to be Someday oh someday Try to find some good in me Try to find some good in me Someday oh someday You'll come to understand The reason for what happened And I'll hold you again It didn't mean I didn't love you It's just the way things had to be Someday oh someday Try to find some good in me Yes someday maybe you will Find some good in me He had her love and a dream to be The champion of the world He's closing on the leaderboard With every rodeo But to beat his dream He starved her love And he found out too soon When they played that victory song for him It would be the lovesick blues When his right hand won the silver His left hand lost the gold He'd use that silver saddle To hold her just once more But she said goodbye You'll hurt for life You're gonna die out on the road When his right hand won the silver His left hand lost the gold His left hand lost the gold You know when she left he gave it all up But he still rides each night On the second stool at Manny's bar Hanging on till closing time Cute old friends just call him champ You can let that record show When his right hand won the silver His left hand lost the gold When his right hand won the silver His left hand lost the gold He'd use that silver saddle To hold her just once more But she said goodbye You'll hurt for life You're gonna die out on the road When his right hand won the silver His left hand lost the gold He'd use that silver saddle To hold her just once more But she said goodbye You'll hurt for life You're gonna die out on the road When his right hand won the silver He'd use that silver saddle To hold her just once more But she said goodbye You'll hurt for life You're gonna die out on the road When his right hand won the silver He'd use that silver saddle To hold her just once more But she said goodbye You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life You'll hurt for life This is the Tim Kelly Show from KICR, Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best, on New Music Friday. She knows what she's doing Her heart understands She's my voice of reason And I'm a far better man In the hands of a woman Love, love, love, oh so sweet In the hands of a woman There's a place for guys like me I was lost, I was wondering All the stories I could tell I was forever running And I slipped and I fell In the hands of a woman Love, love, love, oh so sweet In the hands of a woman There's a place for guys like me When you feel that first touch It'll take you so high Oh, you'll want to stay right there For the rest of your life In the hands of a woman Love, love, love, oh so sweet In the hands of a woman There's a place for guys like me In the hands, in the hands, in the hands Of a woman Of a woman ACR Indie Country Radio Syndicated worldwide Playing new country's best And this is my kind of country New country, new country, new country I tried so hard to show you That you could be my man But as I got to know you Nothing turned out like I planned Why you found so much fault with me I'll never understand So go ahead and leave me now I just don't give a damn Gonna get me a dog One that won't talk back When I get home Lay his head in my lap Lie by my side When I take a nap Sleep like a log When I get me a dog Gonna get me a dog Who's tried and true Who won't complain about things to do When times get tough He'll see me through it all He means he's gonna get me a dog Gonna get me a dog One who loves to play When we go out He'll never stray He'll take a walk Anytime I say No need to talk When I get me a dog Gonna get me a dog Who's tried and true Who won't complain about things to do When times get tough He'll see me through it all He means he's gonna get me a dog When I lay down the law He'll give me his paw I'll scratch behind his ear And he'll bring me a beer Good dog Gonna get me a dog Maybe from the pound That I won't miss Having you around We'll eat from cans To happy hounds Living high on the hog When I get me a dog Gonna get me a dog Who's tried and true Who won't complain about things to do When times get tough He'll see me through it all He means he's gonna get me a dog He can bark all night And I love that sound Won't mind him digging in the ground Better than having you around He means you gonna get me a dog She is a great singer and a great songwriter From Nashville, Tennessee My good friend Jan Buckingham Gonna get me a dog She said they're less trouble Than her two ex-husbands were So there you go, ladies and gentlemen What a fun song and a fun lady She was fun to interview as well You can check out that interview In the Tim Kelly Show archives Just search for Jan Buckingham And she is a hoot, man I love talking to her Over 2,000 songs she has in her library And she's releasing one a month So we'll get him out to you As soon as she gets him to us That is for sure I recently had an interview With this next gentleman He is also from the great state of Texas His name is Toby Hutchison With the Toby Hutchison Band This is called Lies in Mississippi On the Tim Kelly Show From KICR, Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on New Music Friday Home There's no place like home And she feels like a stranger Like I never knew her Time All she needs is time But I've already lost her It won't leave my mind It happens all the time Crossing the Mississippi Will she forget me? I don't know If she'll come back home Will she even miss me? Can she forgive me For what I did? I will never know Our love Lies Crossing the Mississippi Time I'm worn out in time I'm trying to read her mind To listen to all the lies Why? All I ask is why? Why is it so easy? Easy for her To say goodbye Crossing the Mississippi Will she forget me? I don't know I don't know If she'll come back home Will she even miss me? Can she forgive me For what I did? I will never know Our love Lies Crossing the Mississippi How long can this go on? Without her by my side Nothing changes at dawn Feels like it's been so long Time seems to fly right by Don't want to live a lie How can I ever move on? When she's the only one Crossing the Mississippi Will she forget me? I don't know If she'll come back home Will she even miss me? Can she forgive me For what I did? I will never know Our love Lies Crossing the Mississippi In a world There was one man Tim Kelly And there was only one radio station Indie Country Radio Indie Country Radio We could keep this thing going Say everything's just fine I could say that I'm happy But that would be a lie Do you not care like I do? Do you not have anything to lose? Might be nice to be the one wearing your shoes Then I could fall, but not fall all the way Use their little words to make you stay Break promises and twist and turn the page Take the night, throw her out at night Not feel a thing when I make you cry Don't know how you do it, boy, cause I can't Wish I could love you like a man With no heartstrings attached Started out as a good time Guess I wanted more I can't help it, I go all in It's my style, but it ain't yours Let's trade places, me and you Flip it to my point of view Give you a taste of what it's like loving you Then I could fall, but not fall all the way Use their little words to make you stay Break promises and twist and turn the page Take the night, throw her out at night Not feel a thing when I make you cry Don't know how you do it, boy, cause I can't Wish I could love you like a man With no heartstrings attached Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh Then I could fall, but not fall all the way Use their little words to make you stay Break promises and twist and turn the page Take the night, throw her out at night Not feel a thing when I make you cry Don't know how you do it, boy, cause I can't Wish I could love you like a man With no heartstrings attached Let's replace this need This next artist, country music saved his life And I'm telling you, we were talking about that In the John Williams interview How it helped that lady in the nursing home To actually start talking and expressing herself through music This next gentleman did it too He's a five tour veteran We got to meet him when I hosted Freedom Jam USA Last September the 30th in St. Louis, Missouri He has a great page, you need to check it out If you love veterans like we do in this country John Eason has songs for heroes Go check that out and give it a like And tell him Tim Kelly sent you This is called Heart of a Mountain Or Heart of the Mountain from John Eason On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on this New Music Friday The moon flies its way through the clouds The stars fill the night sky past the county The red river wanders past the bayou where I'm from And I climb a little higher up the mountain I go to battle with this pen and this guitar It's hard to see tomorrow through the clouded But I burn another candle and I try to find the words To cut the darkness in the shadow of the mountain Looking back at the losing and the scars It would have been a smoother road without us But the man they made is strong, strong enough to fall Get back up and keep fighting with the mountain Get back up and keep fighting with the mountain Come the day when my days on earth are through Leave the valley to the ones that do the plowing Spread my bones where the highway saws a pittle through the pines I will rest in the arms of the mountain Where the moon flies its way through the clouds The stars fill the night sky past the county Seasons pass like seconds, forever feels like home Here in the heart of the mountain Here in the heart of the mountain Nobody knows New Country like we know New Country Indy Country Radio, New Country's Best Got an old Chevy truck with a rusty tailgate Go to the fishing hole down by the lake And I guess that's just the old school country in me Got a Spotify list and I love to crank Filled with Willie Merle haggard pants And I guess that's just the old school country in me And I bow my head every time I say a praise For the blessings on my dinner plate And I'm hand over heart every time old glory waits I guess that's just the old school country in me Well I love rock and roll, it's all the same I'd rather sing something with a little bit of twang And I guess that's just the old school country in me I'm pretty easy going, I'll tell you right now You push me around, I'll stand my ground I guess that's just the old school country in me And I bow my head every time I say a praise For the blessings on my dinner plate And I'm hand over heart every time old glory waits And I guess that's just the old school country in me I bow my head every time I say a praise For the blessings on my dinner plate And I'm hand over heart every time old glory waits And I guess that's just the old school country in me I guess that's just the old school country in me I guess that's just the old school country in me This next artist was a special guest on my show two weeks ago tonight And she also was with us at Freedom Jam She's an alumni artist of Season No. 6 of NBC's The Voice She was on Team Blake And she is my good friend Audra McLachlan You can check out the video to this next song on ICTV Indie Country Television It is a smash hit called Sad Song and a Cowboy From Audra McLachlan on the Tim Kelly Show From KICR Indie Country Radio New Country's Best on New Music Friday She was a highway kind Lovin' and leavin' back to the wind Not lookin' back kind Never seein' her reachin' cross the bed for him With a tear in her eye She was a hopeful soul Holdin' on to nothin' Lovin' believin' it was somethin' worth a pound Watchin' that rising break And she'll find a minute's trail of smoke But she won't He's gone like a stumble wind Take this wind Jumpin' and disappearin' Into the sun He loves her so He truly loves her Holdin' her like she's the only Like she's the only one He was born to break her heart He never had to give That's the job of a sad song And a cowboy It's always been that way The power of his kids Will keep her wantin' him long after he's great Her happy endings always pretendin' They'll stay one day He won't say He's gone like a stumble wind Take this wind Jumpin' and disappearin' Into the sun He loves her so He truly loves her Holdin' her like she's the only Like she's the only one He was born to break her heart He never had to give That's the job of a sad song And a cowboy Where he belongs It ain't his fault He's gone like a stumble wind In a sexy train Jumpin' and disappearin' Into the sun He loves her so He truly loves her Holdin' her like she's the only Like she's the only one He was born to break her heart He never had to give That's the job of a sad song And a cowboy Where he belongs Sad song And a cowboy New country sounds like this Hey man I'm givin' it all that I got Hey man I'm down to my last shot And this Fell like seven and I felt like dyin' Come on back to me And this Hey pretty boy You were pretty sure It was gonna work out for ya You're listening to the best In new country music on KICR Indie Country Radio All my friends say forget her Go out and have some fun But they've got no idea Of all the damage that she's done Her memory Is killing me This pain has got to end So Jack and Jim Come on in It's unhappy hour again Bartender please One more of these And keep on comin' Till I tell you when It's unhappy hour again On every bar stool Sits a good old boy like me Strangin' to forget that girl Who haunts his memory It's hard to hide The hurt inside And so I pretend Let's make it clear She's why I'm here It's unhappy hour again Bartender please One more of these And keep on comin' Till I tell you when It's unhappy hour again A heart that's broken Ain't easy to fix And when you love someone It's hard to call it quits Her love for me Is history And so the story ends So raise your glass Here's to the past It's unhappy hour again Oh Jack and Jim Come on in It's unhappy hour again Unhappy hour again This next artist is from Springfield Missouri just north of Branson. We got to meet her at the Southbound Bar and Grill where she performs every first Wednesday of the month. She was born two days ago and her name is Chelsea James. This is called Spinnin' on the Tim Kelly Show from KICR, Indy Country Radio, New Country's Best on New Music Friday. Lookin' up watchin' my mom and dad dancin' in the kitchen Teenage county fair, Ferris wheel, big steel kissin' Saturday, Thursday, couple steak and ice cream Home team curveball burnin' Front porch ice cream turnin' The moon goes around the earth The earth goes around the sun Lookin' out at the universe Same life for everyone The ups and downs, the roundabouts, the losing and winning And in the beginning that's all you know You're out there and you live it Cause everything around you is spinning Shiver high when you're five Spring around the road, see in the backyard First bike, gravel drive, laid out on the ground, seein' the stars Red, white, and blues after us, that was us at the college bar Shiny new rims on an old car And windin' up strings on a guitar The moon goes around the earth The earth goes around the sun Lookin' out at the universe Same life for everyone The ups and downs, the roundabouts, the losing and winning And in the beginning that's all you know You're out there and you live it Cause everything around you is spinning Hold back the ball and play on the pilot's wheel Take a step and that's what I need The moon goes around the earth The earth goes around the sun Lookin' out at the universe Same life for everyone The ups and downs, the roundabouts, the losing and winning And in the beginning that's all you know You're out there and you live it Cause everything around you is spinning Everything is spinning Everything is spinning Bet you thought you got the best of me Not over you, I'd never be Just as far as one big neon sea With plenty of fish swimmin' around And I came alone to have a few Wasn't tryin' to find nobody new But I found myself a whole dang crew And they've been helpin' me out I got Josh and I got Jim I got God and I can talk to him I got Johnny on the jukebox And some ladies that'll spin it like Benjamins I got cowboys on the TV The bartender says the next one's free I'll be fine soon It ain't like you were the last man in Tennessee I got ponies on my dancing feet I got Levi's on my barstool seat Some college boy in a gold box seat Just tried to buy me a round Bet you thought I'd be drivin' by your house And I really do hate to let you down But baby I ain't never been left alone and I am right now I got Josh and I got Jim I got God and I can talk to him I got Johnny on the jukebox And some ladies that'll spin it like Benjamins I got cowboys on the TV The bartender says the next one's free I'll be fine soon It ain't like you were the last man in Tennessee And if you were, you'd be a colder man All my ponies, yeah they all got my back I got Josh and I got Jim I got God and I can talk to him I got Johnny on the jukebox And some ladies that'll spin it like Benjamins I got cowboys on the TV The bartender says the next one's free I'll be fine soon It ain't like you were the last man in Tennessee I'll be okay, honey, with you, honey The last man in Tennessee They are a country music trio composed of two young ladies and one talented young gentleman. They call themselves Track 45 and that is called Last Man in Tennessee. I grew up listening to those 45 tracks. I love the name of that group. Track 45, Last Man in Tennessee. This next artist is an alumni artist of Team Kelly Clarkson of NBC's The Voice, my good friend Presley Tennant from Norco, California, and her latest single, it is called Somebody Like You. On the Tim Kelly Show from KICR, Indie Country Radio, New Country's Best on this New Music Friday. You like the fast lane, I like the back road You take your heels in and I go let the wind blow We were the wrong thing, that's just the way it goes I just got over it, now I know where you go All your friends that I run into Tell me I'll never find somebody like you You're made of money, you drive the ladies crazy You've got a funny name that ain't too funny, baby You'll never love you like you do, do, do That I'll never find somebody like you You used to flirt with all of my girlfriends I called you out and you overplayed them You wear that mirror out, deep in that stupid hair Take you out, leave you now, and take it out for both of us All your friends that I run into Tell me I'll never find somebody like you You're made of money, you drive the ladies crazy You've got a funny name that ain't too funny, baby You'll never love you like you do, do, do That I'll never find somebody like you Boy, I'm good for goodbyes You won't worry about me, baby I'll be fine All your friends that I run into Tell me I'll never find somebody like you You're made of money, you drive the ladies crazy You've got a funny name that ain't too funny, baby You'll never love you like you do, do, do That I'll never find somebody like you Like you, like you Oh, I'll never find somebody like you Like you, like you Like this And this And this And this And this You had a good flight I hear carbo's nice this time of year Bet you're having the time of your life Glad you made it back It's good you're having some fun Before you move on out to Santa Fe Me, I'm doing alright, I guess Really nothing strange I'm still in the place you left me I go a little crazy now and then That's about as far as I've been Since you've been gone If you ever go and change your mind I won't be hard to find Hope you're doing great I'm still in the state you left me in All my friends come around Wanna go out on Friday nights But I just tell them, no, I stay at home And turn out the lights If you ever wake up Thinking about us Wish you had a date Honey Just head my way You won't face me here by myself I'm still in the state you left me in I go a little crazy now and then That's about as far as I've been Since you've been gone If you ever go and change your mind I won't be hard to find Hope you're doing great I'm still in the state you left me in I'm still in the state you left me in I go a little crazy now and then I'm still in the state you left me in I go a little crazy now and then That's about as far as I've been Since you've been gone If you ever go and change your mind I won't be hard to find Hope you're doing great I'm still in the state you left me in Hope you're doing great I'm still in the state you left me in Hope you had a good flight I hear cobbles and ice This time of year In a world, there was one man, Tim Kelly And there was only one radio station, Indy Country Radio It's hard to find a place nowadays With some twang in the speakers Don't see a lot of two-stepping boots On the dance floor These kids are wearing sneakers That's right Walk through the swinging doors And you're back in 84 It's a shame that they don't make them anymore Like the last country bar in this town Ain't much change here Cowboys and two-thousand-roll beer Regulars just making the rounds Blank stocks on the jukebox The world outside just forgot Yeah, it's the only place I can feel time marching on I stay a little late helping keep the lights on And it's the last country bar in this town Five stairs on the mirror Hanging near a young George Strait cutout Still grab a pack from the vending machine But gotta smoke them outside now Juniors running the place And seniors passed away Still look so much alike It's like old times Like the last country bar in this town Ain't much change here Cowboys and two-thousand-roll beers Regulars just making the rounds Blank stocks on the jukebox The world outside just forgot Yeah, it's the only place I can feel time marching on I stay a little late helping keep the lights on And it's the last country bar in this town And it's the last country bar in this town Ain't much change here Cowboys and two-thousand-roll beers Regulars just making the rounds Blank stocks on the jukebox The world outside just forgot Yeah, it's the only place I can feel time marching on I stay a little late Helping keep the lights on I hope I'm not around the day they close down The last country bar in this town The last country bar in this town His name is Tommy Charles, and that is called Last Country Bar. Before that, my good friend Jake Worthington, another alumni artist of Season 6 of NBC's The Voice, Team Blake, and State You Left Me In. You can check out the video to that great song on our TV channel at ICTV Indie Country Television. Well, I played Last Country Bar. That's going to be the last country song we're going to play tonight on this New Music Friday. But I sure had a great time, and I want to thank my special guests, Christopher Faust and John Williams, for being on the program tonight. You can join me next Thursday, live at 7 p.m. Central Time, for another edition of The Tim Kelly Show. We'll do Triple Play Thursday, and then a week from tonight, we'll do New Music Friday, both times, 7 p.m. Central Time. And you can check me out on Twitch.tv. Just search The Tim Kelly Show. Give me a follow over there, and it'll notify you when I go on the air next. The Tim Kelly Show is produced by Tim Kelly Productions. Like The Tim Kelly Show on Facebook, and we will like you right back. Until next time, I will see you on the radio. Bye-bye, everybody. I can't put you on the riverbank While you're fighting trash I'm a thorn I'll see you on the radio Turn me on And turn it up I can make you smile Make you cry Turn back the pages of your life Turn me on I'll see you on the radio I can take you back to high school, gym floor, and a slow dance First love, first kiss, second base, down that old dirt road When it's freezing cold I can sink your soul I'm a thorn I'll see you on the radio Turn me on And turn it up I can make you smile Make you cry Turn back the pages of your life Turn me on I'll see you on the radio I'm young I'm old I'm country I'm rock and roll I'm a thorn I'll see you on the radio I'm young I'm old I'm country I'm rock and roll But turn me on And turn it up Let me make you smile Make you cry I'll see you on the radio I'll see you on the radio I'll see you on the radio