April 28, 2022 • 51 mins
Singer, songwriter and guitarist born in Southwest Missouri. Grew up singing and playing in the church " Yes my dad was a pastor!" Has worked with Grammy award winning producer Malcolm Springer and played on multiple albums such as Yellawolf "Hotel" and Elephant Room "All We Know" and many other records. Currently runs a recording studio at Sharpe Right Entertainment, Tours with Dakota Poorman and much more on the horizon!
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Warning. The following video contains stronglanguage which may be offensive to some viewers
and or inappropriate for children. Thecontent within this video is intended for mature
audiences only. Welcome to Everything YetNothing. Here's a hill billy and eyes
shadow who's looking fabulous and talking aboutanything yet something. Get ready to chew
on a blade of sweet grass andtalk about a variety of lgbt Q topics
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to the lifestyle of a gay hillbilly. Watch out books. These hills
don't just got eyes, they gotthemselves a podcast. Now here's t Roy.
Oh my god, didn't you sayTroy, because yes, it did.
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No. I just I felt reallyskinny today for some reason. I
just believe we didn't check that out. I did it on purpose. Out
see how I'm skinny? I am? Oh and gee, what a week
it has been. Um As youknow, Tuesday, it was freaking phenomenal
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with mister Damien Video, which ismy partner on the radio show on KRBC
The Bright Hour, and tonight wehave a guest that was actually our guest
on the radio show because he isOh my god, he's freaking amazing.
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He has a great voice. Hecan play so many instruments, he's been
out there. He's done trips withall kinds of performers that we all know,
and you know there is out therefor ever. He's been on tour
with a lot of really nice somepeople individuals. We're going to talk about
some of them. Um. Weare also going to talk about some of
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his musy that he has been workingon and that he has fed out and
written and all that good stuff.And like I said, he's phenomenal.
He's a great father, he's anawesome husband, he is a wonderful son
in law. And it's just heis freaking amazing. I can't say anymore
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because he is freaking amazing. ButI just hold it like that whole day.
My chest, yes, wow,I can't see feels so empty.
It is green screen in the back. Really is his head? Is Jackiet?
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Listen to him because he don't knownothing. He's just there anyways.
Oh my god, Damien Paul Ferriois on hair yea, oh my go
hi Christy, Oh Damian, Damiandid you change your sex again? Like?
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Oh oh oh, I bet confusedbecause I tell him all the time,
honey, I wouldn't want you.I wouldn't want your wife because she
is so much manlier and he justreally laughs at me for some reason.
WELLO, Robert, what hi Robert? But no, good old Damien Christie.
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Okay, Damien's under Christie because he'sprobably kicked off the Facebook because he
loves getting kicked off of that thing. He's always getting kicked off that thing,
always our chap. Mm hmmm.I was just talking about you,
Damien, like the show and howyou got here, buddy Chris Sharp on
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our show and oh yeah, hiAbbey, what's up? Oh m G.
Anyways, we are going to mysong and don't bring up okay,
so we are going to do somethingright quick that is brand new also hope
work brand new and you have neverheard it because it's never been out on
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radio or anything else. Um hereit is? Does this brand up?
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Sins on home the choices that youand now that I be the same,
And I'm missing you all the timeswe went through, all the sleepless nights,
all the chears are crying. Ican't come back, I can't get
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stronger. Feel this for every momentI'm gone brings me playing your table,
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I'm breaking down and I can't replayto change your fees as your cass play.
I resigned for never said all thethings out in my head and I
can sing you, Oh Cocain,forget the boy, and I can't shows
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Mama striking the crazy cry the kids? What MG, I told you phenomenal,
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Like what the hell worns this man? Ben? Like holy shit,
I want to live in that cavebecause I tell you, I would never
get tired of this awesome voice,awesome entertainer. So we are pulling mister
Chris Sharp out, what's up?What's up? Oh honey, let me
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tell you not now, because I'moh, you got me going over here.
I just think what that boy was? Holy hell son? Like shit
far. You know. I startedwriting that song when I was fifteen,
and I was writing it about heartbreakbefore I had felt heartbreak. And then
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I had my heartbreak seven years later, and I finished writing the song.
It kind of wrote itself. Youknow, hey, that's the best song
after that. And that was actuallyrecorded by Malcolm Springer, my producer.
We the band was called Monette atthe time when we recorded that, and
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we searched for a producer online andwe ended up just like finding him on
a website somewhere and it had hisphone number and we just called him.
And that's where my career started jumpingafter I met him. Sweet, sweet,
So how did it jump? Like? Give us some V two right?
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So I recorded with him for acouple it was probably about a year,
and he asked me to live onthe road with him and be a
engineer. So I had two guitarsand a backpack, and he would throw
me under the desk of a computerwith a bunch of guitar chords and microphone
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cables and he'd say connect this intothis and this into this. And so
I learned how to record and allthat from him and kind of the ins
and outs of you know, thebusiness and how crazy it can be.
You know, you get a phonecall and you're on the road. I
mean, it's it's how it goes. And during so we was Louisville,
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Kentucky, different clients, going inand out, all over the place,
and then we landed in Nashville andthat's I was. So my producer was
mixing a song and he looked atme and said, you need to go
outside. I need a mix alone. So I said, okay, So
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I took my guitar outside I startedplaying guitar and yellow Wolf. I knew
he was just a couple whole studiosdown. He skateboarded up and I was
just playing guitar and he's like,hey, you want to come in and
record? And I said sure.Uh. He said, you ain't getting
credits, you ain't getting uh royalties, you're not getting anything like that.
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So uh, I said, sure, that's fine. So I went in
and recorded with him, and uh. A couple of weeks later it was
it was released on the internet andI just happened to be on there,
so nice. Heck, god,that is so cool. That was my
first. That was my first,uh, you know, kind of like
something was happening, you know.Not not to mention all the tracks with
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Monette like the one that you justplayed, but that was what someone known,
you know what I mean? Allright, right right, that is
freaking cool. Like the song thatI just played. Man, you you
have a voice that you don't reallyhear much of, you know, it's
funny pulls people in, because itpulled me in like crazy. It's I
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was never I mean, I wasraised in church, so like singing in
church. And when I joined thisthat band, we were actually looking for
a singer, and every one ofthe bands like you, you're the singer,
and I'm like, no, wegot to find a singer. Oh.
It's just funny how all that worksout, because I never wanted to
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be I never wanted to be thesinger, you know, like I was
always like humbled, and you know, I was new. You know there's
someone out there better than me.But you know, everybody just kept saying
I had something unique. So wewent with it. You do like you
really do, and definitely stay withit because it's gonna go and it's gonna
take you far farther than you've everbeen before. I guarantee I love you
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too. Let's see someone talking tome. I'm telling you, man,
it's like we were talking before.While I was on back stage. There's
been times I wanted to quit,man, and you know, my wife
has told me stop it. That'sstupid. So you know, and you
know, we all go through roughpatches and you know, insecurities and stuff,
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you know, but if you reallybelieve in something, um, you
know, never give up. Youjust gotta keep truck at man. Yeah,
absolutely, especially to those young artists. If you guys are listening,
Uh no, it ain't easy,man, and you just gotta keep you
gotta keep going. It's a dailyit's a daily thing. You know.
You just gotta you gotta make sureyou're you're you're always on top of your
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game because the world ain't gonna giveyou nothing. Boy, you gotta work
for that ship because you know,but hey, you will reap the rewards
of your work. So you know, no matter how you feel, you
gotta pick shuff up, you know, put the head on and don't right,
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there's so many ours. Yeah,So I was supposed to record with
Saliva the Josie Scott here a coupleof weeks back that that was supposed to
happen, and the floor was therug was pulled out from under me.
So that would have been another reallycool experienced. Yeah, that would have
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been a Saliva like come on,bro, Like that would have been so
cool. I would have been like, hey, dude, how'd you write?
Click click boom? He would havebeen like, he would have been
like, I picked up a gun. I don't know, so funny.
It's everywhere I'm telling you, man, it's uh, what does the stories
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of you know, the bgs youknow and when they were when they are
on the road and when they werewriting songs, you know, they would
listen to any noise they heard onthe bus, you know, and they
would turn that into like a I'mpatterned and uh, music is just such
a funny thing because I mean,I've been sitting here working on this one
song for a couple of days.It feels like I got nothing done.
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But it's definitely not the case,right, Um, it's just finding the
right noises, right and you will, it will and it'll be amazing.
That's on the production side. Solike I'm working on a song that I
wrote, Um, I wrote bymyself and just uh doing some kind of
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some production stuff. A lot oftimes I want to bring in someone else
because you know, they have adifferent vibe on it, but that's just
part of my studio. So I'msitting here working on my own studio.
I've been working in here tonight.Nice Nice and his studio is in Branson,
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right, yep, it's right nextto old all the way. Parton
who Who is a couple of lots. So are you looking for clients to
take in? And I am lookingfor clients. I'm looking for I'm looking
for artists. I'm looking for peoplewho write their own music and to help
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guide them and find their voice andand let them know of the harsh realities
of the music business and you know, become friends with these people, you
know, and um yeah, yeah, the most the most important part is
uh is getting in there and learning, because there's a whole nother there's a
whole nother echelon to recording, youknow, and this and at a young
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age, the sooner you can getin recording, you know, the easier
it's going to be for you.So right, m m yeah, I've
learned that from Damien and Jimmy.Yeah, all the stuff that goes into
oh yeah, because you put theheadphones in and then you got to sing
into it microphone. But then there'slike it feels weird because like you can't
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you hear yourself, but it's notlike you're hearing yourself. You're hearing yourself
through a computer. It's like,yeah, yeah, it's really weird,
you know it is. It's areally cool experience. Um yeah. And
there's multiple ways of doing that.I mean, you know, I track
h you know, vocals and guitarat the same time, or you know,
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let's say you don't even play guitar. Well, you know, I'll
play the guitar for you and recordit for you, so you know,
and I'll even find band mats andhire people from out of state to play
on the records, you know,and I can outsource that kind of stuff
for you. Hey, yay,that is awesome. So you hear that,
people, this is the man totalk to and get a hold of,
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because so all you gotta do isemail me at Chris Sharpe is nineteen
eighty seven. So it's h RI S s h a Arpe I S
nineteen eighty seven at Gmail. Nowthe reason it's is nineteen eighty seven because
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I was I was year was born. So that's why I came up with
that email address. Okay seven Gmail, Yes, Chris Sharp is so Chris
Sharp is nineteen eighty seven. Alrighty, I'm putting her in there at meal
and the comments guys, so youknow, and check on the comments and
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be like, where's that email thatWell, you know where it's at.
Chris Sharp is nineteen eighty seven atgmail dot com. That's right wearing my
glasses. So those of you allthat to see any stare at the computed.
The glasses that I sometimes wear inthese videos are actually needed, right,
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Yeah, they're not. Do youhave any questions for me? Dudes?
Yeah? Um? What kind ofinstruments do you play? Exactly?
That is a loaded question. Iplay piano, guitar, bass, mandolin,
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yes, harmonica, ukulele, andthen pretty much any virtual instrument.
But I actually have this one.I was showing you this one when you
gotta play something money is the newone right here, and it is a
MIDI guitar. So it plays likea piano that plays like a piano,
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right, so the computer reads itas a piano, but it plays like
a damn guitar. It's it's crazy, dude. Now, this is the
thing is. All you have todo is go buy these They're called the
Mustang, the Fender Mustang, andthey haven't been uh for Xbox and for
PS five and they register in arecording student register as a piano. So
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if you're a young musician you're learninghow to record, go buy one of
these things if you play guitar,because they will save your life's that is
so cool, no idea, Yeah, it is super cool and I find
myself actually using that more than theregular keyboard. But when I'm going to
play actual chords on the piano,I play real piano, right, But
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so I've got um. I wantedto talk about that songwriting contest. Yes,
okay. Now that's at SIPs SIPshere in Branson, and it is
from seven pm until ten pm everyTuesday night. So if y'all from Branson,
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y'all need to come out and I'llbuy you a beer or something sweet,
you know what I'm saying. Andall right, we got I'm going
on tour with I'm maybe I'm waitingon dates like if it happens, but
going on tour with Dakota Poorman andhis song Hippie at Heart We'll be released
in three days and I play withhim. My producer connected me with him.
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Awesome, okay. And then withanother thing to plug is if you
go to ten inch so one zeroinch music dot com, my producer is
doing a contest. The person whowins the contest gets a free song recorded
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ten inch music so one zero incchmusic dot com. Now it costs twenty
five dollars to enter, and allyou have to do is send them what
you got, so it doesn't matterif it's you playing acoustic guitar on accouch
or whatever. It doesn't matter,So uh, jump up on that,
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man, because I know how muchthat song that you just played. It's
not cheap. So if you wantto record a song like that and it'd
be twenty five dollars, I wouldrecommend yes, like I know how much
it cost. And yeah, youwant to jump on this because one time
you want to jump on that anduh, he's he's not looking at the
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quality of your recording. So thisis where you're lucky, is that he
knows there's a reason you're coming tohim, So um, send him the
song, and then the person whohas the best song wins. Cool.
I may have sent him a coupleOkay, so I might be in the
contest. I'm telling you so funnyman. Oh absolutely, that's so cool.
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Heck yeah, all right, sowe got uh all right now my
studio. Yeah, Um, Ialso hire drummers and that kind of stuff
as well. So if you needa drummer, uh, and and I
play all the instruments. So uh, not only will I record all the
instruments for you, but I canget um, get you a real drummer
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or anything you need, and thenI have other studios that I work out
of in the area. So ifyou all contact me, um, we
can talk about all that stuff too. Cool nineteen eighty seven at gmail dot
com. That's great, m Ifyou can face Facebook stock me out,
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you can. I don't ever turnanyone down unless they have like a one
of those link things that takes youto like a porn website. I usually
don't accept those. But if youguys, if you guys add me on
Facebook, you always talk to methat way too, if you feel more
comfortable that way. Cool. Cool, that's awesome. Yeah. Is there
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any other way to get a holdof Yeah, you can actually call my
phone number because you should probably textit, honestly. Uh. Four one
seven three nine three five one zerofive. Is there any special hours for
them to contact you? Yes.Hours for me are nine am until five
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pm. So that's nine to fiveevery day. Oh god, no,
it's gonna be in my head allnight long. It's nine to five every
day, man. Yeah, So, uh, you guys get hit me
up any time, man. Andnot to mention, I know I know
people up in the industry too,and I can contect connect you with those
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guys. Too. So um,all we gotta do is hang out and
see what you need. Because whateveryou need, I can throw you somewhere,
you know, even if it's notme, you know, Um,
I can throw you to people thatcost a lot more than me. But
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yeah, I'm your local neighborhood audioengineer. I'm the cheap guy, and
I'm the guy who cares. I'mthe guy who cares about your music,
you know. And and and youknow where a lot of studios that you
go into, um they just wantyour money, you know. And and
me, I'm doing it. I'mdoing it because I love to do it,
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you know. And and my overheadisn't crazy, so you know,
I'm able to give cheaper rates.So especially to the aspiring songwriter, you
know. Yeah, absolutely, Likethat's very rare nowadays that you find a
really good songwriter you know that reallyhits the spot. You know. Yeah,
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well, you know, SIPs fromseven to ten, seven to ten
now at SIPs, I'm seven toeight is open mic. So if you
you know, you want to singa cover or you want to like you
know, maybe do I think thatthey even do stand up? And during
that hour I can't remember if theydo that or not, but don't quote
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me on that. But I doknow that they had a stand up guy
to do it this week, andhe got up on the mic. From
seven to eight, it's open micnight, and then from eight to ten
it's the songwriting contest. And I'ma judge whenever they need me. So,
hey, there's my wife. Hey, what's up? Day of being
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in the house in just a minute, I promise, But am I keep
him out too late? Right?That's awesome. I can't wait to meet
her, you know. Yeah,she's super awesome. She's always working.
She's not working on Facebook. Yeah. She I was playing down at the
landing and uh all this and shewalks up and I'm like, hey,
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hey, hey, honey, youlooking for a date. She's just smiling.
Awesome. She she actually told methat she's jealous of my tan because
I've been out in the sun playingon the landing and I'll look at her.
Yes, we would love to meettoo, too, you will.
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We should have some drinks together sometimessoon. That'd be awesome. And we
got a studio to chill out atyou man, Yes, I want to
do that for sure. Like Ihad so much fun man, like you
have no idea. It was solaid back, and I learned so much
about you, but not just aboutyou, but you know, your family,
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the studio, how everything works,and you know that's just I was
totally ecstatic. You know a lotof it's like you know, when you're
recording. Uh, I learned fromyou know, Malcolm, like you know,
get those candles lit, you know, burn the sage, you know,
get the incense lit. You know, get the vibe real good.
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You know, like everyone in ahappy mood, you know, like let's
want to chill. Yeah, yeah, that's that's my jam. Uh.
You know, I have a wholeI have a little box here, so
it's a little treasure chest and it'sfor sage. Right here. We have
a little kind of like that.It's from the Salem Um Museum, the
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salam Massachusetts, and we keep ourcrystals in it. Yeah. Yeah,
oh you guys are into crystals.Yeah, we're into a lot of other
stuff too, not like that.Hey, guys, if you want to
keep the spiders out of your house, you take these little cotton balls and
then you put peppermint extract on thecotton ball and then you put them in
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each corner of the house. Haveyou heard that one? No? No,
useless information for your everyday life.No, it's really useful information.
Oh yeah, it really is useful. Um. I haven't done it yet.
I haven't had any problems yet,but if I do, my mom
did that when I was younger,and I never saw a spider altar high
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school. Wow, that's good toknow. Yes, it is. Yeah,
every corner though, every corner ofthe house. So there's a corner
there, put a peppermint because becausethey run to the corners. Right now,
that's one in each corner, nota dozen two. I'm gonna peppermint
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from the top to the bottom.It's not everyone's gonna be like, oh,
bankers, bankers doesn't, bankers doesn't. I was working at McDonald's when
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I was younger and they said,uh, bakers doesn't. I said,
I know what that is. Andthe person next to me, she's like
sixteen, what's Bakers doesn't? Isaid, I don't know. Ask him
and he just railed into her.How could you not know that? How
could you not know what Bakers doesn't? That guy was upset about it.
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People get so upset about the smallestoh yeah, that stuff because they have
nothing better to do. Yeah,they should focus their efforts on productive things.
Yeah, exactly. So we gotsongwriter contests and SIPs. Yes,
And mister Chris Sharp is going tohave a soog coming up and that is
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going to be mayor nineteenth and twentysix I'm so excited to so you gotta
check it out. It's going tobe an hour long each one of them,
and it's going to be more detailedfrom the beginning to the very end
of his life, and it's gonnabe so much information that if I really
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want to keep us with them,really gets to know him, really be
a part of everything, you gottalike totally check that out. And that's
gonna be the nineteenth and twenty sixthof May. No, I hope not
the end. I hope his damein life doesn't end at ten o six
story. It's like I always say, that does happen? It was.
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It was nice knowing y'all and youknow, good gluck beginning and the continuance
so funny. I'm I'm so lookingforward to it and you know, uh,
more more than anything, Uh,when people hear your story, they
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can kind of relate with yeah,um, with what's going on and especially
as a musician, how different cooldit is because the odds are against you.
Yeah, I mean that's not verymaniality that a lot of people don't,
you know. So yeah, maybeyou'll be talking and telling somebody something
that they will absolutely use in theirlife and need to know. You know,
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you're gonna be helping them because youdidn't have that. So yeah,
encouragement when when you're down, uh, you know, and and me,
I've you know, sometimes fail onthis one. But when when you're down,
you're supposed to pick up the notepadand paper and start writing instead of
you know, being in that thatupset state. So yeah, so um,
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that's where your best songs come from, you know. So even in
your moments of strife, you knowyou want to you want to write,
but we'll talk about all that stuff. It's gonna be awesome. Man.
I'm super stoked about that. Butit has been thirty minutes. We don't
want to keep you out and wedon't want to life the whoop you ass.
So I think if you're happening eitherway, thank you, We're gonna
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let you get off there and goin. You give your wife a big
old hug for me and a headyand we will definitely deal together and have
some drinks, maybe around a fireplaceor some firepit. I love fires.
That's what's up. I got afireplace and I have a firepit. So
we're set. And what is thatthat you just fixed on your back perch
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on the back. Oh, it'sa hammock. It's a it is it's
it's a sitting hammock. Yeah,Like it's just oh like that one down
the road. Yeah, someone washanging from one in the tree the other
day and I was like, Iwant one. This one is like it
has a stand point stand on thebottom and then it's like it's like a
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banana hammock h from a stand.That's freaking awesome. Yeah. I try
to set in it the other dayand I will lean too much forward and
like that's you mean, like repeatedly, I'll be hell you saying this sucker,
Like repeatedly, Daniel's that way.It that way, she can lay
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on it and she can smell mecooking her dinner. That's definitely. So
it's called a barbecue watcher to allall those people that need to be in
the no that I need one ofthose. So I could say on barbecue
and not really be a barbecue.She says she wants to smell me barbecue
and fresh pineapple while she's playing,and literally put it right next to the
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grill. That's where it's at.So the hammach is here, and then
right below the deck there's the grill. It's right here. That's why she
calls the barbecue watcher. But you'vegot it backwards. That would be my
seat because you're the barbecue, you'rethe griller. So I would That's what
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I'm saying. If I put itright in next to the grill, I
can like flip the burgers while I'mlaying in it. It'd be perfect.
Did I think we got it onsale or something? You should have saw
the instructions. I wanted to.Oh, man, I wanted to.
I was spitting nails when I wasputting the thing together. Not one word,
not one word written, not onejust oh I hate those We're so
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angry. I was like, whatis going on in the world right now?
I remember what was it that weput together. It was a show
for something. It was just likethat, and it's like I graduated from
picture books thirty years ago. Yeah, we paid someone to put our dresser
together because it looked like a nightmareand it took the guy three or four
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hours to put the damn thing together. Yes, I couldn't. I'm gonna
have leftover screws and bolts and woodand all kinds of stuff. It's terrible.
Those things are terrible. It is. But yes, thank you so
much for showing up. And hey, no problem. Can't wait to get
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together with you, and can't waitfor the nineteenth and twenty six because that's
gonna be phenomenal. Me too.We're gonna we're gonna get some as much
awesomeness those and those two absolutely asmuch awesomeness as we can. And I'm
gonna I'm gonna, really, I'mprobably gonna sit down and write out some
stuff. That way. I havesome good stories for you guys, and
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so thank you so much for havingme. And I look forward to having
having some drinks over at my studiowith with everybody. Yes, yes,
that would be great. Yeah,but good night, thank you, all
right, later y'all later. It'snice meeting you're on here, Danielle.
Yes, nice meeting you, Danielle. Can't wait to meet you. It's
gonna be we are so I donot look bad. I mean I look
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so thin. I love the shirt. That green screen behind me. I
like that too, I love it. I can't believe. So you can't
wear yellow. You know you can'twear a green so anyways, oh yeah,
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the show anyways on this blowing myfan or might have. Everyone had
a happy holiday yesterday of say holidayyesterday. It was a holiday yesterday.
He had twenty first of April.What was yesterday for twenty baby? So
if you part took in a medicationhere it is so medicated medications fine,
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and we hope that you are wellhealthy and not feeling nothing. We were
very healthy yesterday. Yeah, andwe were not feeling anything. Oh yeah,
and oh don't you love the newhouse. I love our new house
so so um, it's so hotin this room. The studios like,
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oh, let's talk about what youdo. Let's do it commercial. Yeah,
do a commercial and then we'll talkabout what you're doing. Yeah.
I gotta like gather my thoughts.Oh yeah, life just got sweeter now
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so anyway, hi, how areyou? Um? I was so not
ready for that one, So everybodycheck out Chris. All of his information
is in the comments. So checkout the comments and you can enter at
teenage music dot com. Um,and we will be replaying this, so
(39:27):
it'll be letting you know exactly whenhis saga will be coming up, and
of course we'll be mentioning it andwe will more than likely be sharing adds
in between now and then. Sonext week we've got Let's get Sauce cook
Show. Everybody check that out.Yes, because not going to be a
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fattening episode. I'm just saying justa little bit. It's not gonna be
a harm hydrated Oh there you go. It's still healthy and it's still gonna
be vegetarian. So healthy what itis? Healthy and good what we're gonna
be cooking. So you gotta watchit. Next Thursday at nine o'clock,
(40:15):
it will not be here, andit will be at the last place cooking.
It'll be a Moura's kitchen because itis let's get sauced. It is
let's get sauced, and it's we'regonna have a sauce. That's just that's
it. And usually everything is gonnabe homemade, handmade, homemade, hand
(40:37):
homemade, homemade, homemade, mademade. But we're not calling ye sorry
Laura with Laura Away. Yeah,we've learned that from Takichina. I want
to say, Hi Channel. Wedidn't get really Oh my god, Hi,
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Hi Robber, Hi dot Com Radio, Hi everything yet nothing that's us
No, Hi. Daniella said that, Um, what you're thinking about you
every day? Hi, Christine.Christine's going well, Um, glad it's
your home from the hospital for thistime. I'm sorry that you're gonna have
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to go back. I hope everythinggoes, yes, it well. We
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H Hey, ter Hi Terra forthose of all that don't know. Tera
Terra is my very first h fan, number one fan, number one fan
of Ti Ray TV. Troy TVis what got me where I am today
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with the show and with my radioshow, and uh, it's been phenomenal
ever since I started it. Istarted it in Tennessee. She was actually
up there with her husband. Um, they were celebrating, and uh she
got to meet me and I'm ather and all in love with each other
(42:52):
the first time we ever met.And from then on, she's one of
my best friends. And she haswatched just about every episode that I have
been in. And she is avery amazing artist, mother wife, and
you can find her on Facebook aswell, and uh, it's phenomenal.
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I'll show you some of her art. This is one of her art.
Okay, what is everything is greenthat you cannot see that's green? And
it is a plaque. Right.She also made me this doll that I
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just found in love about because ohwell, it is my favorite colors,
I know. And there is astory behind this doll that I will let
you know the next time she ison because that's gonna be soon, okay.
And what is clear is the yellowand green that is on her.
(43:59):
She's Neon colors. And this isactually what her best friend looked like before
she passed away. And I didn'tknow that until she let me know about
it. And she's always in mystudio because I love her. Nadas all
right, show it now, Ohdumb, I don't give it justice because
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I love you too. Carla,Carla beautiful, just beautiful. Let what
now? We got to go backto her beautiful house that was not that
was the real house. We arethere, we are. We had to
leave it for a minute. Yeah, we went to the basement. Awe
(44:54):
and terrasas. She has another onefor me, Well, I I said,
because soon I will be bringing bringingyou and setting up a time for
you to reappear on my show andshow your art that you haven't shown.
Um. She also has a pageon Facebook and if you would pop that
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up. The information for Facebook.Tara, I will let everybody know,
Tara. Do you hear me?Tara, Tera don't. We're still gonna
keep this class. Oh Hi,sorry about that. I just had to
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die. It's okay. I'm stillbreathing. I'm breathing again. Oh and
jam I'm telling you it's hot inhere. I need like five thousand air
conditioners. Almost time for the acOh he will, oh, I will
totally, I will oh he We'lllet you know when. Oh. Anyways,
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if you want to see her art, you can go to Terram Michelle
and look it up on Facebook becauseshe has Facebook and her pages is on
her Facebook. So did I finishmy story? Okay? So I finished
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Theater. Yeah, the number oneband in the number one band in brance
most awarded and twenty twenty one withthe Nashville Roadhouse Live Band, with the
Nashville Roadhouse Live Band. And thisweek they have the Grand Ladies. This
week they have the Grand Ladies,the Grand Walkery that has sang on the
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Grand Old Op, right, andso come check them out? What everyone
else? Come? Oh? Yeah, that's Nashville. Just in case you
didn't know, The Round Old Operais a nash anyways. Um, but
(47:13):
yeah, come check it out.I'll be there Friday and Saturday. Show
starts at eight o'clock, so ifyou want to see it, which is
a phenomenal show, Stevie Lee Woodsand his band the Nashville Broadhouse Live will
be there performing and he also hasspecial guests coming in besides the Grand Ladies.
Um, not this time, butother times. And so you got
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to definitely keep it checked out.Look it up on Facebook. You can
pull it up on Facebook, downloadit, keep up that up to date
with it. And it's like thebest in Brenton, one of the best,
not the very yeah, one ofthe best. Well it was funny
like oh yeah, true, itis the best artists. So anyways,
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just Woods, oh and she Iknow him. He just had a number
one hit worldwide and that is theway you look to that. You got
to check it out. And italso comes with the video which is absolutely
beautiful and it hits a lot ofeverything in life nowadays. You gotta watch
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you no matter who you are,how you are, it's for you.
Um, even haters you can hatewatch it, watch it, hate it.
If you are a hater, Idon't care, and check out Terris
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go today. Oh yeah, yeah, Southern girl. Everybody joined us next
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week for let's get sauced. Andyes, next week, next Thursday,
at nine o'clock, let's get saucedLaura Cash and we will be making a
spaghetti Afraido spaghetti squash, a spaghettisquash, alfreidos portabala mushrooms. Oh,
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let me tell you people, youhave not tried anything, and let me
tell you you might like spaghetti,but this spaghetti that we're gonna be making
is so much healthier for you,and it is so much better than spaghetti,
Like I love spaghetti. Last month, Laura taught us to make homemade
pasta. Yes, and delicious sauce. Oh god, so so good.
(49:30):
We're going to go low carb,low carbon. We're gonna try to keep
every cooking show low carb or healthierthan if it was to not be healthy.
And if you have any idea,if it's not gonna be low carbon's
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No. I just I felt reallyskinny today for some reason. I
just believe we didn't check that out. I did it on purpose. Out
see how I'm skinny? I am? Oh and gee, what a week
it has been. Um As youknow, Tuesday, it was freaking phenomenal
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with mister Damien Video, which ismy partner on the radio show on KRBC
The Bright Hour, and tonight wehave a guest that was actually our guest
on the radio show because he isOh my god, he's freaking amazing.
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written and all that good stuff.And like I said, he's phenomenal.
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in law. And it's just heis freaking amazing. I can't say anymore
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because he is freaking amazing. ButI just hold it like that whole day.
My chest, yes, wow,I can't see feels so empty.
It is green screen in the back. Really is his head? Is Jackiet?
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Listen to him because he don't knownothing. He's just there anyways.
Oh my god, Damien Paul Ferriois on hair yea, oh my go
hi Christy, Oh Damian, Damiandid you change your sex again? Like?
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Oh oh oh, I bet confusedbecause I tell him all the time,
honey, I wouldn't want you.I wouldn't want your wife because she
is so much manlier and he justreally laughs at me for some reason.
WELLO, Robert, what hi Robert? But no, good old Damien Christie.
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Okay, Damien's under Christie because he'sprobably kicked off the Facebook because he
loves getting kicked off of that thing. He's always getting kicked off that thing,
always our chap. Mm hmmm.I was just talking about you,
Damien, like the show and howyou got here, buddy Chris Sharp on
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our show and oh yeah, hiAbbey, what's up? Oh m G.
Anyways, we are going to mysong and don't bring up okay,
so we are going to do somethingright quick that is brand new also hope
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Sins on home the choices that youand now that I be the same,
And I'm missing you all the timeswe went through, all the sleepless nights,
all the chears are crying. Ican't come back, I can't get
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stronger. Feel this for every momentI'm gone brings me playing your table,
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I'm breaking down and I can't replayto change your fees as your cass play.
I resigned for never said all thethings out in my head and I
can sing you, Oh Cocain,forget the boy, and I can't shows
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Mama striking the crazy cry the kids? What MG, I told you phenomenal,
(08:22):
Like what the hell worns this man? Ben? Like holy shit,
I want to live in that cavebecause I tell you, I would never
get tired of this awesome voice,awesome entertainer. So we are pulling mister
Chris Sharp out, what's up?What's up? Oh honey, let me
(08:48):
tell you not now, because I'moh, you got me going over here.
I just think what that boy was? Holy hell son? Like shit
far. You know. I startedwriting that song when I was fifteen,
and I was writing it about heartbreakbefore I had felt heartbreak. And then
(09:09):
I had my heartbreak seven years later, and I finished writing the song.
It kind of wrote itself. Youknow, hey, that's the best song
after that. And that was actuallyrecorded by Malcolm Springer, my producer.
We the band was called Monette atthe time when we recorded that, and
(09:30):
we searched for a producer online andwe ended up just like finding him on
a website somewhere and it had hisphone number and we just called him.
And that's where my career started jumpingafter I met him. Sweet, sweet,
So how did it jump? Like? Give us some V two right?
(09:50):
So I recorded with him for acouple it was probably about a year,
and he asked me to live onthe road with him and be a
engineer. So I had two guitarsand a backpack, and he would throw
me under the desk of a computerwith a bunch of guitar chords and microphone
(10:11):
cables and he'd say connect this intothis and this into this. And so
I learned how to record and allthat from him and kind of the ins
and outs of you know, thebusiness and how crazy it can be.
You know, you get a phonecall and you're on the road. I
mean, it's it's how it goes. And during so we was Louisville,
(10:33):
Kentucky, different clients, going inand out, all over the place,
and then we landed in Nashville andthat's I was. So my producer was
mixing a song and he looked atme and said, you need to go
outside. I need a mix alone. So I said, okay, So
(10:54):
I took my guitar outside I startedplaying guitar and yellow Wolf. I knew
he was just a couple whole studiosdown. He skateboarded up and I was
just playing guitar and he's like,hey, you want to come in and
record? And I said sure.Uh. He said, you ain't getting
credits, you ain't getting uh royalties, you're not getting anything like that.
(11:16):
So uh, I said, sure, that's fine. So I went in
and recorded with him, and uh. A couple of weeks later it was
it was released on the internet andI just happened to be on there,
so nice. Heck, god,that is so cool. That was my
first. That was my first,uh, you know, kind of like
something was happening, you know.Not not to mention all the tracks with
(11:39):
Monette like the one that you justplayed, but that was what someone known,
you know what I mean? Allright, right right, that is
freaking cool. Like the song thatI just played. Man, you you
have a voice that you don't reallyhear much of, you know, it's
funny pulls people in, because itpulled me in like crazy. It's I
(12:05):
was never I mean, I wasraised in church, so like singing in
church. And when I joined thisthat band, we were actually looking for
a singer, and every one ofthe bands like you, you're the singer,
and I'm like, no, wegot to find a singer. Oh.
It's just funny how all that worksout, because I never wanted to
(12:28):
be I never wanted to be thesinger, you know, like I was
always like humbled, and you know, I was new. You know there's
someone out there better than me.But you know, everybody just kept saying
I had something unique. So wewent with it. You do like you
really do, and definitely stay withit because it's gonna go and it's gonna
take you far farther than you've everbeen before. I guarantee I love you
(12:52):
too. Let's see someone talking tome. I'm telling you, man,
it's like we were talking before.While I was on back stage. There's
been times I wanted to quit,man, and you know, my wife
has told me stop it. That'sstupid. So you know, and you
know, we all go through roughpatches and you know, insecurities and stuff,
(13:18):
you know, but if you reallybelieve in something, um, you
know, never give up. Youjust gotta keep truck at man. Yeah,
absolutely, especially to those young artists. If you guys are listening,
Uh no, it ain't easy,man, and you just gotta keep you
gotta keep going. It's a dailyit's a daily thing. You know.
You just gotta you gotta make sureyou're you're you're always on top of your
(13:41):
game because the world ain't gonna giveyou nothing. Boy, you gotta work
for that ship because you know,but hey, you will reap the rewards
of your work. So you know, no matter how you feel, you
gotta pick shuff up, you know, put the head on and don't right,
(14:03):
there's so many ours. Yeah,So I was supposed to record with
Saliva the Josie Scott here a coupleof weeks back that that was supposed to
happen, and the floor was therug was pulled out from under me.
So that would have been another reallycool experienced. Yeah, that would have
(14:24):
been a Saliva like come on,bro, Like that would have been so
cool. I would have been like, hey, dude, how'd you write?
Click click boom? He would havebeen like, he would have been
like, I picked up a gun. I don't know, so funny.
It's everywhere I'm telling you, man, it's uh, what does the stories
(14:48):
of you know, the bgs youknow and when they were when they are
on the road and when they werewriting songs, you know, they would
listen to any noise they heard onthe bus, you know, and they
would turn that into like a I'mpatterned and uh, music is just such
a funny thing because I mean,I've been sitting here working on this one
song for a couple of days.It feels like I got nothing done.
(15:09):
But it's definitely not the case,right, Um, it's just finding the
right noises, right and you will, it will and it'll be amazing.
That's on the production side. Solike I'm working on a song that I
wrote, Um, I wrote bymyself and just uh doing some kind of
(15:33):
some production stuff. A lot oftimes I want to bring in someone else
because you know, they have adifferent vibe on it, but that's just
part of my studio. So I'msitting here working on my own studio.
I've been working in here tonight.Nice Nice and his studio is in Branson,
(15:56):
right, yep, it's right nextto old all the way. Parton
who Who is a couple of lots. So are you looking for clients to
take in? And I am lookingfor clients. I'm looking for I'm looking
for artists. I'm looking for peoplewho write their own music and to help
(16:18):
guide them and find their voice andand let them know of the harsh realities
of the music business and you know, become friends with these people, you
know, and um yeah, yeah, the most the most important part is
uh is getting in there and learning, because there's a whole nother there's a
whole nother echelon to recording, youknow, and this and at a young
(16:42):
age, the sooner you can getin recording, you know, the easier
it's going to be for you.So right, m m yeah, I've
learned that from Damien and Jimmy.Yeah, all the stuff that goes into
oh yeah, because you put theheadphones in and then you got to sing
into it microphone. But then there'slike it feels weird because like you can't
(17:04):
you hear yourself, but it's notlike you're hearing yourself. You're hearing yourself
through a computer. It's like,yeah, yeah, it's really weird,
you know it is. It's areally cool experience. Um yeah. And
there's multiple ways of doing that.I mean, you know, I track
h you know, vocals and guitarat the same time, or you know,
(17:26):
let's say you don't even play guitar. Well, you know, I'll
play the guitar for you and recordit for you, so you know,
and I'll even find band mats andhire people from out of state to play
on the records, you know,and I can outsource that kind of stuff
for you. Hey, yay,that is awesome. So you hear that,
people, this is the man totalk to and get a hold of,
(17:48):
because so all you gotta do isemail me at Chris Sharpe is nineteen
eighty seven. So it's h RI S s h a Arpe I S
nineteen eighty seven at Gmail. Nowthe reason it's is nineteen eighty seven because
(18:10):
I was I was year was born. So that's why I came up with
that email address. Okay seven Gmail, Yes, Chris Sharp is so Chris
Sharp is nineteen eighty seven. Alrighty, I'm putting her in there at meal
and the comments guys, so youknow, and check on the comments and
(18:34):
be like, where's that email thatWell, you know where it's at.
Chris Sharp is nineteen eighty seven atgmail dot com. That's right wearing my
glasses. So those of you allthat to see any stare at the computed.
The glasses that I sometimes wear inthese videos are actually needed, right,
(18:56):
Yeah, they're not. Do youhave any questions for me? Dudes?
Yeah? Um? What kind ofinstruments do you play? Exactly?
That is a loaded question. Iplay piano, guitar, bass, mandolin,
(19:17):
yes, harmonica, ukulele, andthen pretty much any virtual instrument.
But I actually have this one.I was showing you this one when you
gotta play something money is the newone right here, and it is a
MIDI guitar. So it plays likea piano that plays like a piano,
(19:40):
right, so the computer reads itas a piano, but it plays like
a damn guitar. It's it's crazy, dude. Now, this is the
thing is. All you have todo is go buy these They're called the
Mustang, the Fender Mustang, andthey haven't been uh for Xbox and for
PS five and they register in arecording student register as a piano. So
(20:03):
if you're a young musician you're learninghow to record, go buy one of
these things if you play guitar,because they will save your life's that is
so cool, no idea, Yeah, it is super cool and I find
myself actually using that more than theregular keyboard. But when I'm going to
play actual chords on the piano,I play real piano, right, But
(20:27):
so I've got um. I wantedto talk about that songwriting contest. Yes,
okay. Now that's at SIPs SIPshere in Branson, and it is
from seven pm until ten pm everyTuesday night. So if y'all from Branson,
(20:48):
y'all need to come out and I'llbuy you a beer or something sweet,
you know what I'm saying. Andall right, we got I'm going
on tour with I'm maybe I'm waitingon dates like if it happens, but
going on tour with Dakota Poorman andhis song Hippie at Heart We'll be released
in three days and I play withhim. My producer connected me with him.
(21:12):
Awesome, okay. And then withanother thing to plug is if you
go to ten inch so one zeroinch music dot com, my producer is
doing a contest. The person whowins the contest gets a free song recorded
(21:37):
ten inch music so one zero incchmusic dot com. Now it costs twenty
five dollars to enter, and allyou have to do is send them what
you got, so it doesn't matterif it's you playing acoustic guitar on accouch
or whatever. It doesn't matter,So uh, jump up on that,
(22:03):
man, because I know how muchthat song that you just played. It's
not cheap. So if you wantto record a song like that and it'd
be twenty five dollars, I wouldrecommend yes, like I know how much
it cost. And yeah, youwant to jump on this because one time
you want to jump on that anduh, he's he's not looking at the
(22:29):
quality of your recording. So thisis where you're lucky, is that he
knows there's a reason you're coming tohim, So um, send him the
song, and then the person whohas the best song wins. Cool.
I may have sent him a coupleOkay, so I might be in the
contest. I'm telling you so funnyman. Oh absolutely, that's so cool.
(22:57):
Heck yeah, all right, sowe got uh all right now my
studio. Yeah, Um, Ialso hire drummers and that kind of stuff
as well. So if you needa drummer, uh, and and I
play all the instruments. So uh, not only will I record all the
instruments for you, but I canget um, get you a real drummer
(23:21):
or anything you need, and thenI have other studios that I work out
of in the area. So ifyou all contact me, um, we
can talk about all that stuff too. Cool nineteen eighty seven at gmail dot
com. That's great, m Ifyou can face Facebook stock me out,
(23:41):
you can. I don't ever turnanyone down unless they have like a one
of those link things that takes youto like a porn website. I usually
don't accept those. But if youguys, if you guys add me on
Facebook, you always talk to methat way too, if you feel more
comfortable that way. Cool. Cool, that's awesome. Yeah. Is there
(24:03):
any other way to get a holdof Yeah, you can actually call my
phone number because you should probably textit, honestly. Uh. Four one
seven three nine three five one zerofive. Is there any special hours for
them to contact you? Yes.Hours for me are nine am until five
(24:26):
pm. So that's nine to fiveevery day. Oh god, no,
it's gonna be in my head allnight long. It's nine to five every
day, man. Yeah, So, uh, you guys get hit me
up any time, man. Andnot to mention, I know I know
people up in the industry too,and I can contect connect you with those
(24:48):
guys. Too. So um,all we gotta do is hang out and
see what you need. Because whateveryou need, I can throw you somewhere,
you know, even if it's notme, you know, Um,
I can throw you to people thatcost a lot more than me. But
(25:10):
yeah, I'm your local neighborhood audioengineer. I'm the cheap guy, and
I'm the guy who cares. I'mthe guy who cares about your music,
you know. And and and youknow where a lot of studios that you
go into, um they just wantyour money, you know. And and
me, I'm doing it. I'mdoing it because I love to do it,
(25:30):
you know. And and my overheadisn't crazy, so you know,
I'm able to give cheaper rates.So especially to the aspiring songwriter, you
know. Yeah, absolutely, Likethat's very rare nowadays that you find a
really good songwriter you know that reallyhits the spot. You know. Yeah,
(25:52):
well, you know, SIPs fromseven to ten, seven to ten
now at SIPs, I'm seven toeight is open mic. So if you
you know, you want to singa cover or you want to like you
know, maybe do I think thatthey even do stand up? And during
that hour I can't remember if theydo that or not, but don't quote
(26:14):
me on that. But I doknow that they had a stand up guy
to do it this week, andhe got up on the mic. From
seven to eight, it's open micnight, and then from eight to ten
it's the songwriting contest. And I'ma judge whenever they need me. So,
hey, there's my wife. Hey, what's up? Day of being
(26:37):
in the house in just a minute, I promise, But am I keep
him out too late? Right?That's awesome. I can't wait to meet
her, you know. Yeah,she's super awesome. She's always working.
She's not working on Facebook. Yeah. She I was playing down at the
landing and uh all this and shewalks up and I'm like, hey,
(27:02):
hey, hey, honey, youlooking for a date. She's just smiling.
Awesome. She she actually told methat she's jealous of my tan because
I've been out in the sun playingon the landing and I'll look at her.
Yes, we would love to meettoo, too, you will.
(27:23):
We should have some drinks together sometimessoon. That'd be awesome. And we
got a studio to chill out atyou man, Yes, I want to
do that for sure. Like Ihad so much fun man, like you
have no idea. It was solaid back, and I learned so much
about you, but not just aboutyou, but you know, your family,
(27:45):
the studio, how everything works,and you know that's just I was
totally ecstatic. You know a lotof it's like you know, when you're
recording. Uh, I learned fromyou know, Malcolm, like you know,
get those candles lit, you know, burn the sage, you know,
get the incense lit. You know, get the vibe real good.
(28:07):
You know, like everyone in ahappy mood, you know, like let's
want to chill. Yeah, yeah, that's that's my jam. Uh.
You know, I have a wholeI have a little box here, so
it's a little treasure chest and it'sfor sage. Right here. We have
a little kind of like that.It's from the Salem Um Museum, the
(28:33):
salam Massachusetts, and we keep ourcrystals in it. Yeah. Yeah,
oh you guys are into crystals.Yeah, we're into a lot of other
stuff too, not like that.Hey, guys, if you want to
keep the spiders out of your house, you take these little cotton balls and
then you put peppermint extract on thecotton ball and then you put them in
(28:56):
each corner of the house. Haveyou heard that one? No? No,
useless information for your everyday life.No, it's really useful information.
Oh yeah, it really is useful. Um. I haven't done it yet.
I haven't had any problems yet,but if I do, my mom
did that when I was younger,and I never saw a spider altar high
(29:19):
school. Wow, that's good toknow. Yes, it is. Yeah,
every corner though, every corner ofthe house. So there's a corner
there, put a peppermint because becausethey run to the corners. Right now,
that's one in each corner, nota dozen two. I'm gonna peppermint
(29:41):
from the top to the bottom.It's not everyone's gonna be like, oh,
bankers, bankers doesn't, bankers doesn't. I was working at McDonald's when
(30:03):
I was younger and they said,uh, bakers doesn't. I said,
I know what that is. Andthe person next to me, she's like
sixteen, what's Bakers doesn't? Isaid, I don't know. Ask him
and he just railed into her.How could you not know that? How
could you not know what Bakers doesn't? That guy was upset about it.
(30:25):
People get so upset about the smallestoh yeah, that stuff because they have
nothing better to do. Yeah,they should focus their efforts on productive things.
Yeah, exactly. So we gotsongwriter contests and SIPs. Yes,
And mister Chris Sharp is going tohave a soog coming up and that is
(30:47):
going to be mayor nineteenth and twentysix I'm so excited to so you gotta
check it out. It's going tobe an hour long each one of them,
and it's going to be more detailedfrom the beginning to the very end
of his life, and it's gonnabe so much information that if I really
(31:08):
want to keep us with them,really gets to know him, really be
a part of everything, you gottalike totally check that out. And that's
gonna be the nineteenth and twenty sixthof May. No, I hope not
the end. I hope his damein life doesn't end at ten o six
story. It's like I always say, that does happen? It was.
(31:33):
It was nice knowing y'all and youknow, good gluck beginning and the continuance
so funny. I'm I'm so lookingforward to it and you know, uh,
more more than anything, Uh,when people hear your story, they
(31:53):
can kind of relate with yeah,um, with what's going on and especially
as a musician, how different cooldit is because the odds are against you.
Yeah, I mean that's not verymaniality that a lot of people don't,
you know. So yeah, maybeyou'll be talking and telling somebody something
that they will absolutely use in theirlife and need to know. You know,
(32:16):
you're gonna be helping them because youdidn't have that. So yeah,
encouragement when when you're down, uh, you know, and and me,
I've you know, sometimes fail onthis one. But when when you're down,
you're supposed to pick up the notepadand paper and start writing instead of
you know, being in that thatupset state. So yeah, so um,
(32:39):
that's where your best songs come from, you know. So even in
your moments of strife, you knowyou want to you want to write,
but we'll talk about all that stuff. It's gonna be awesome. Man.
I'm super stoked about that. Butit has been thirty minutes. We don't
want to keep you out and wedon't want to life the whoop you ass.
So I think if you're happening eitherway, thank you, We're gonna
(33:00):
let you get off there and goin. You give your wife a big
old hug for me and a headyand we will definitely deal together and have
some drinks, maybe around a fireplaceor some firepit. I love fires.
That's what's up. I got afireplace and I have a firepit. So
we're set. And what is thatthat you just fixed on your back perch
(33:25):
on the back. Oh, it'sa hammock. It's a it is it's
it's a sitting hammock. Yeah,Like it's just oh like that one down
the road. Yeah, someone washanging from one in the tree the other
day and I was like, Iwant one. This one is like it
has a stand point stand on thebottom and then it's like it's like a
(33:45):
banana hammock h from a stand.That's freaking awesome. Yeah. I try
to set in it the other dayand I will lean too much forward and
like that's you mean, like repeatedly, I'll be hell you saying this sucker,
Like repeatedly, Daniel's that way.It that way, she can lay
(34:12):
on it and she can smell mecooking her dinner. That's definitely. So
it's called a barbecue watcher to allall those people that need to be in
the no that I need one ofthose. So I could say on barbecue
and not really be a barbecue.She says she wants to smell me barbecue
and fresh pineapple while she's playing,and literally put it right next to the
(34:37):
grill. That's where it's at.So the hammach is here, and then
right below the deck there's the grill. It's right here. That's why she
calls the barbecue watcher. But you'vegot it backwards. That would be my
seat because you're the barbecue, you'rethe griller. So I would That's what
(34:58):
I'm saying. If I put itright in next to the grill, I
can like flip the burgers while I'mlaying in it. It'd be perfect.
Did I think we got it onsale or something? You should have saw
the instructions. I wanted to.Oh, man, I wanted to.
I was spitting nails when I wasputting the thing together. Not one word,
not one word written, not onejust oh I hate those We're so
(35:24):
angry. I was like, whatis going on in the world right now?
I remember what was it that weput together. It was a show
for something. It was just likethat, and it's like I graduated from
picture books thirty years ago. Yeah, we paid someone to put our dresser
together because it looked like a nightmareand it took the guy three or four
(35:46):
hours to put the damn thing together. Yes, I couldn't. I'm gonna
have leftover screws and bolts and woodand all kinds of stuff. It's terrible.
Those things are terrible. It is. But yes, thank you so
much for showing up. And hey, no problem. Can't wait to get
(36:07):
together with you, and can't waitfor the nineteenth and twenty six because that's
gonna be phenomenal. Me too.We're gonna we're gonna get some as much
awesomeness those and those two absolutely asmuch awesomeness as we can. And I'm
gonna I'm gonna, really, I'mprobably gonna sit down and write out some
stuff. That way. I havesome good stories for you guys, and
(36:31):
so thank you so much for havingme. And I look forward to having
having some drinks over at my studiowith with everybody. Yes, yes,
that would be great. Yeah,but good night, thank you, all
right, later y'all later. It'snice meeting you're on here, Danielle.
Yes, nice meeting you, Danielle. Can't wait to meet you. It's
gonna be we are so I donot look bad. I mean I look
(37:01):
so thin. I love the shirt. That green screen behind me. I
like that too, I love it. I can't believe. So you can't
wear yellow. You know you can'twear a green so anyways, oh yeah,
(37:22):
the show anyways on this blowing myfan or might have. Everyone had
a happy holiday yesterday of say holidayyesterday. It was a holiday yesterday.
He had twenty first of April.What was yesterday for twenty baby? So
if you part took in a medicationhere it is so medicated medications fine,
(37:49):
and we hope that you are wellhealthy and not feeling nothing. We were
very healthy yesterday. Yeah, andwe were not feeling anything. Oh yeah,
and oh don't you love the newhouse. I love our new house
so so um, it's so hotin this room. The studios like,
(38:15):
oh, let's talk about what youdo. Let's do it commercial. Yeah,
do a commercial and then we'll talkabout what you're doing. Yeah.
I gotta like gather my thoughts.Oh yeah, life just got sweeter now
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so anyway, hi, how areyou? Um? I was so not
ready for that one, So everybodycheck out Chris. All of his information
is in the comments. So checkout the comments and you can enter at
teenage music dot com. Um,and we will be replaying this, so
(39:27):
it'll be letting you know exactly whenhis saga will be coming up, and
of course we'll be mentioning it andwe will more than likely be sharing adds
in between now and then. Sonext week we've got Let's get Sauce cook
Show. Everybody check that out.Yes, because not going to be a
(39:52):
fattening episode. I'm just saying justa little bit. It's not gonna be
a harm hydrated Oh there you go. It's still healthy and it's still gonna
be vegetarian. So healthy what itis? Healthy and good what we're gonna
be cooking. So you gotta watchit. Next Thursday at nine o'clock,
(40:15):
it will not be here, andit will be at the last place cooking.
It'll be a Moura's kitchen because itis let's get sauced. It is
let's get sauced, and it's we'regonna have a sauce. That's just that's
it. And usually everything is gonnabe homemade, handmade, homemade, hand
(40:37):
homemade, homemade, homemade, mademade. But we're not calling ye sorry
Laura with Laura Away. Yeah,we've learned that from Takichina. I want
to say, Hi Channel. Wedidn't get really Oh my god, Hi,
(41:00):
Hi Robber, Hi dot Com Radio, Hi everything yet nothing that's us
No, Hi. Daniella said that, Um, what you're thinking about you
every day? Hi, Christine.Christine's going well, Um, glad it's
your home from the hospital for thistime. I'm sorry that you're gonna have
(41:22):
to go back. I hope everythinggoes, yes, it well. We
love you and our prayers and thoughtsand totally with you for all your Facebook
people. The music on here tonightis on um non copyrighted. It is
owned by reginal and it is ownedby Chrish Sharp. Yeah. If this
(41:46):
is booted off of Facebook. Isagain because we're on TikTok, were on
Twitter, ron whatever else. Justlook up wlfed SB dot com radio or
you can say then you're gonna beoff anyway. She can look it up
on I Think Nothing without the GSfacebook page and YouTube and and YouTube.
(42:08):
H Hey, ter Hi Terra forthose of all that don't know. Tera
Terra is my very first h fan, number one fan, number one fan
of Ti Ray TV. Troy TVis what got me where I am today
(42:31):
with the show and with my radioshow, and uh, it's been phenomenal
ever since I started it. Istarted it in Tennessee. She was actually
up there with her husband. Um, they were celebrating, and uh she
got to meet me and I'm ather and all in love with each other
(42:52):
the first time we ever met.And from then on, she's one of
my best friends. And she haswatched just about every episode that I have
been in. And she is avery amazing artist, mother wife, and
you can find her on Facebook aswell, and uh, it's phenomenal.
(43:13):
I'll show you some of her art. This is one of her art.
Okay, what is everything is greenthat you cannot see that's green? And
it is a plaque. Right.She also made me this doll that I
(43:34):
just found in love about because ohwell, it is my favorite colors,
I know. And there is astory behind this doll that I will let
you know the next time she ison because that's gonna be soon, okay.
And what is clear is the yellowand green that is on her.
(43:59):
She's Neon colors. And this isactually what her best friend looked like before
she passed away. And I didn'tknow that until she let me know about
it. And she's always in mystudio because I love her. Nadas all
right, show it now, Ohdumb, I don't give it justice because
(44:27):
I love you too. Carla,Carla beautiful, just beautiful. Let what
now? We got to go backto her beautiful house that was not that
was the real house. We arethere, we are. We had to
leave it for a minute. Yeah, we went to the basement. Awe
(44:54):
and terrasas. She has another onefor me, Well, I I said,
because soon I will be bringing bringingyou and setting up a time for
you to reappear on my show andshow your art that you haven't shown.
Um. She also has a pageon Facebook and if you would pop that
(45:17):
up. The information for Facebook.Tara, I will let everybody know,
Tara. Do you hear me?Tara, Tera don't. We're still gonna
keep this class. Oh Hi,sorry about that. I just had to
(45:39):
die. It's okay. I'm stillbreathing. I'm breathing again. Oh and
jam I'm telling you it's hot inhere. I need like five thousand air
conditioners. Almost time for the acOh he will, oh, I will
totally, I will oh he We'lllet you know when. Oh. Anyways,
(46:01):
if you want to see her art, you can go to Terram Michelle
and look it up on Facebook becauseshe has Facebook and her pages is on
her Facebook. So did I finishmy story? Okay? So I finished
my story and to the Nauseve Theater. Oh what, the Nashville Roadhouse Lives
(46:27):
Theater. Yeah, the number oneband in the number one band in brance
most awarded and twenty twenty one withthe Nashville Roadhouse Live Band, with the
Nashville Roadhouse Live Band. And thisweek they have the Grand Ladies. This
week they have the Grand Ladies,the Grand Walkery that has sang on the
(46:52):
Grand Old Op, right, andso come check them out? What everyone
else? Come? Oh? Yeah, that's Nashville. Just in case you
didn't know, The Round Old Operais a nash anyways. Um, but
(47:13):
yeah, come check it out.I'll be there Friday and Saturday. Show
starts at eight o'clock, so ifyou want to see it, which is
a phenomenal show, Stevie Lee Woodsand his band the Nashville Broadhouse Live will
be there performing and he also hasspecial guests coming in besides the Grand Ladies.
Um, not this time, butother times. And so you got
(47:35):
to definitely keep it checked out.Look it up on Facebook. You can
pull it up on Facebook, downloadit, keep up that up to date
with it. And it's like thebest in Brenton, one of the best,
not the very yeah, one ofthe best. Well it was funny
like oh yeah, true, itis the best artists. So anyways,
(47:57):
just Woods, oh and she Iknow him. He just had a number
one hit worldwide and that is theway you look to that. You got
to check it out. And italso comes with the video which is absolutely
beautiful and it hits a lot ofeverything in life nowadays. You gotta watch
(48:21):
you no matter who you are,how you are, it's for you.
Um, even haters you can hatewatch it, watch it, hate it.
If you are a hater, Idon't care, and check out Terris
page. Just love creations on Facebook, Love creations on face. She's gonna
go today. Oh yeah, yeah, Southern girl. Everybody joined us next
(48:45):
week for let's get sauced. Andyes, next week, next Thursday,
at nine o'clock, let's get saucedLaura Cash and we will be making a
spaghetti Afraido spaghetti squash, a spaghettisquash, alfreidos portabala mushrooms. Oh,
(49:07):
let me tell you people, youhave not tried anything, and let me
tell you you might like spaghetti,but this spaghetti that we're gonna be making
is so much healthier for you,and it is so much better than spaghetti,
Like I love spaghetti. Last month, Laura taught us to make homemade
pasta. Yes, and delicious sauce. Oh god, so so good.
(49:30):
We're going to go low carb,low carbon. We're gonna try to keep
every cooking show low carb or healthierthan if it was to not be healthy.
And if you have any idea,if it's not gonna be low carbon's
gonna be delicious either. If youhave any ideas and you want us to
(49:50):
think about or even cooking your milmake sure that it is forty minutes to
make that meal and into to us. Let us know what it is and
uh we may we may have youon as a special guest and you can
send that to t Ray TV atgmail dot com or t Ray tv LLC
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at gmail dot com. Yes,or just hit us up here our Facebook,
um, message us on YouTube yes. So um, everybody, have
a great week and we hope younext week. Help see you be a
rainbow and help somebody else to bea rainbow. Please keep your heads up,
be and I see each other andpeace of love. I wasn't ready,
(50:37):
so fastest time and thank you forjoining t Roy and a special guest
here on Everything yet Nothing. Tunein next Thursday at ten pm Eastern,
nine pm Central for another episode youwon't want to miss until next time.
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