PipemanRadio Interviews Devil's Cut at Aftershock 2023

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Hey, you have done to censure? Wow crazy you why become America.

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It's time for the Adventures of Pipe
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The White Man bottles out the window
one more to take me through the snowy

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John Joab console. This is the
pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man

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W four c Y Radio. I'm
here with Devil's Cut, Nice, Ray

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and Zach Nice. You're an aftershock, yes, sir, and your partner

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in crime here is bumming me out. Okay, because he's wearing a shirt

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of a band that was gonna play. Oh I know, Oh my god,

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you're bumming me up. I know. Well they did. Now,

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well, well we they did Louder
than Life. They didn't cancel that.

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We know they were loud. That
was awesome that they sounded so good.

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Yeah, it was a good set. I've seen them a few times,

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alay and like, I was one
of those people before it happened. I'm

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like, yeah, I don't know
about this, you know, and uh

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really should be done. But then
I watched it and I was like,

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man, they did do the Brothers
right, and you know, they paid

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good tribute. Well you look who
replaced you know, like who's the replacement?

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I mean they would have wanted it
that way, if any like even

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from the grave, those are who
they would have probably have chosen themselves,

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you know what I mean. And
so let's talk about you guys though,

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let's do it. What is a
cut of the dem so if okay?

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So what it is is, are
you familiar with bourbon? Like the process

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of bourbon? Like? Yeah,
so that's right, dude, dude,

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Kentucky boys, we love, we
love bourbon. But the barrel absorbs some

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of the liquor. It's part of
the process. What the barrel absorbs is

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called the Devil's cute. And I
was even looking for how you got your

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band name because I hate that fucking
question. But no, that might off

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the base. Ever thought of that
though, It's really cool. It's a

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cool comment. Glad you answered that
way, because like you know, people

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are going to assume and nobody,
I don't think unless you're from Kentucky.

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Yeah, figure it out. It's
like Jim Beams Devil's cut, I mean,

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more or less is what we were
named after was Jim Games like that,

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that whole brand and everything, and
that bourbon's pretty harsh, it is

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it is. It's fucking rough.
Brother. Well, you know what,

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now you definitely have to be like
their band to make your own bourbon,

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because like, how could you not
well, I mean, we're already devil

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Scout. Unless Jim Beam will give
us the endorsement. Jim Beam give us

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the endorsement. We totally would love
that. Yeah, there, just thrown

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it out there to the gods,
Jim Beam. I'm not drinking you unless

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you let make them an endorsement.
Goddamn right, Kentucky boys being here in

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California after shock, it's wild,
man, like, just the whole process,

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the drive here. Obviously we are
a long ways from home, far

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from the south, but like we
do a shtick for like dal Earnheart,

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I mean as big in the south
further west we have gotten. It is

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dissipated. Like the response for Dinan
is like, why why are you?

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Why are you? Why do you
want a chant for Dilan? Go back

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to the East coast. We praise
him like it is just oh, I

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live in South Florida, you know, oh, you already know. So

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when we did rock we did Rockville, we got to have on the turn.

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He died at Daytona International State when
that that was bad as to drive

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on that Wow, dude, just
especially in NASCAR, fans be like,

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oh my god, like this is
worth I never imagine like that wall that

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they go up like fucking Hey,
what I heard is you gotta drive like

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fifty five miles per hour or you
are tumbling off that wall. Oh for

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sure. You just really don't realize
how step it is until you're actually faced

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with it. Yeah, you know
what I did? So because it's near

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home for me, I drove up
in my jeep and I had my skateboard

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in the jeep. So I was
telling the person that runs media, I'm

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like, uh, do you think
I'll get in trouble if I go take

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my skateboard and go ride it on
the speedway on the on the wall.

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And I'm like, yeah, I
won't do it till the end because I'm

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probably gonna break my every bone and
i won't be able to do interviews.

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So I'll wait till I'm done with
the interviews. Did you get to do

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it? I didn't do it,
oh man. She's like, yeah,

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you probably would. I'm like,
oh, okay, Well, as long

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as it was videotaped, it would
have been worth it, right, Oh,

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it would have totally been worth absolutely
yeah. I might just do it

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like one day, like just drive
up there and like sneak in, jump

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the fence. But now I have
a credentials that, you know, because

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when you don't have credentials, you
don't get in trouble. Tony. When

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you have credentials, you get in
trouble and it's not as fun though,

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I know. Just get it on
the tactic, right. I had to

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do that for a major. He's
when I say that you know what you

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should do? That should be the
whole formula of your TikTok. It's just

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you go on there and keep saying
tactic Cody ash Wild, I love you.

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We gotta do this here toctic okay. And that's how I feel about

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doing them right, the fucking tactic. You know what content? I have

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like five hundred drafts of my TikTok
because I'm like fucking a, I don't

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have eight hours of time to do
a one minute video. Like seriously,

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it's a lot of work to do
those little toctics. That is the crazy.

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You have to be up to par
with TikTok or you just kind of

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singing, you know exactly. It
is definitely a different generation. Or all

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you have to do is solve Rubik's
cubes and you get millions of followers.

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Because that's what my daughter's boyfriend did. I chose the wrong career right,

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Like it was so funny too,
because he's like twenty six years old,

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zam marine. He's solving these TikTok
and these uh cubes on TikTok and it's

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boiling up and he knows nothing about
social media. And then he did go

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into a uh like competition. Guess
guess who was the oldest he was.

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No, there wasn't a bit over
eighteen besides him, No way, Yeah,

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Victor by default, I know,
right, he had to like I'll

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beat your ass kid, you know. So, what's the craziest story in

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your musical journey so far that you
can say? I don't know, man,

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it's all been pretty pretty wild.
I mean probably like most surreal.

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Like our our manager drums for Jelly
Roll so nice. So when we first

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started our the Jelly Studio was our
studio, so like we did all of

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our early songs, all of our
tracking in Jelly studio. His wife's upstairs

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doing her podcast, but like just
going in there, like jelly Roll's fucking

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huge now, Like I mean,
he's like a household name doing arenas and

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all this shit, but probably just
being in that setting around the whole Jelly

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Roll camp, open arms, sweetest
fucking people you could ever imagine, the

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entire band Jelly Roll every but they're
like his brains come in brother, like

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he's the studio blah blah. Like
that was pretty unreal, you know,

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like that. I love him.
He's like the greatest guy. Okay,

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And I've interviewed him for a long
time, and what's cool is now he's

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like super big, like you said, and hillston't still the same guy,

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still coming in Preston. He'll yell
across prest bye. Man. He tells

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her he's the only one I've ever
interviewed my daughter. She was a better

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interview than him. I just kind
of say, I love it, man,

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But he literally what I what I
respect so much about him is the

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fact that, yeah he's huge now, it's still the same dude. Has

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not changed the way you see online
and everything is him genuinely. Yeah,

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And he's just the most like coolest
dude, you know, straight up dude.

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He's just enjoying the ride. That's
right, you know, that's all

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you can do. That's life,
you know. But he is literally that

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guy and perfect example to me.
He's a role model to anybody who wants

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to get in music, because if
anybody had any barricades whatsoever, it's him.

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Yeah, And look he's charting in
what five different genres, but that's

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more or less. Even our whole
idea for our project was to be able

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to have a song that could maybe
be on country radio. You do,

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right, But now you got Jelly
Roll doing it. You got Hearty doing

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it. Like it's that verrier between
country music and hard rock is very much

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so like non existent anymore. It's
like got five Finger Death Punch touring with

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Bratley Gilbert. Yeah, like you
got Carrie Underwood touring with Guns N' Roses.

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You know. Like it's like really
skewed right now. And I fucking

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love it. I love it too. And the reason I love it is

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I come from the time where I
couldn't go to punk shows because I had

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long hair, you know, or
you had to only like this and nothing

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else. And that's bullshit. Fuck
that. You know. I have different

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likes, different pleasures. And you
know what, if I could see like

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Blake Shelton with Slayer, I'd be
happy. That would actually be sicker and

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shit, right, dude, I'd
be there. That's why I'm getting out

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with country boys, love metal right
vice versa, so it all goes hand

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in hand. So I mean,
like you really the line is not that

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you know it is there, but
it's shouldn't be. It makes sense and

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it doesn't have to be. No, it don't. But I do agree

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with you. My younger years,
I was an assho. I was like,

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oh, it's not what I like. I don't like it and doesn't

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it but like, of course as
we get older, no, man,

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music is awesome. You like many
different genres, so many different everything.

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It's like there's something to take from
everything. Well that's like I'm a told

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Slayer fan or anything like that,
you know, or even heavier. And

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I also love me some Hank Junior
Yep, hell yeah, right, you're

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talking his language. I saw him
live and I was like wow. And

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then I've seen Hank three live too, and it's like, you know that's

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completely different. Show that one,
right, and then Hank Senior like all

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three, it's like completely different.
You know, what was really cool is

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I think it was it was either
Louder or Bourbon one year and Bourban beyond.

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Then who was it that performed?
Uh fuck, I can't believe I'm

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drawing black Fried Chicken, Guy Fried
Chicken, guy, buckethead, no Fried

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Chicken on and blah blah blah.
Oh zach Man, I was like,

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holy shit, I'm loving this dude. He was playing all kinds of different

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ship like he was playing metal,
he was playing it. I was like,

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this dude, is fucking good that
it was just a party. It

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was cool. That's what people that
are like the gatekeepers, they don't see

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that because they're too busy just looking
at what they want to look at.

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You know, I think, like
anything in life that we're experiencing now,

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look at all sides, man,
don't just form an opinion based on one

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thing. Look at all sides and
develop it. And why should you only

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like one music? That's stupid?
You know well, I mean like you

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bring up the heavy metal stuff too. There's so many people like leaving metal

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and playing country. Like Pablo drummer
of Chelsea Grin. He plays for John

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Langson now Cody our manager Jelly Roll, but he was in Soalar. There's

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just so many people making that jump. Well ship Jack from Sleeping with Sirens,

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that's the guitars of Jelly Roll.
You know. People are just making

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that leap because country is sick and
it's just like it's okay to like country

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and like it just I don't know, you just see so many people just

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kind of slotting over heads. Man. Yeah, I think to your point

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before about how it's changing and how
it changed and the borders are going away,

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I think what did that was when
you had new country that sounded like

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rock. Like to me, Miranda
Lambert, is it sounds like lead a

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Ford. You're not wrong, you
know, and even like you take what's

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her name? Gretchen Wilson fucking loved
her and I am. I'm a Yankee

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man, and I still love Gretchen
Wilson awesome, you know legend. So

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he takes it and then like Blake
Shellton, I mentioned him because I did

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a live broadcast of one of his
concerts. Oh hell yeah, And so

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eight o'clock in the morning he comes
out of it to her bus, his

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cup comes to our trailer hanging out
and he was just the coolest, funniest

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character ever. Never got to meet
that cabot. He does seem like a

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genuine He's exactly who you see on
the voice, like exactly like he just

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like and just so down to earth. And then look he's with Gwen Stefani,

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who would figure good for him?
Right? Like people are like,

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you know, to me, like
they you say him and Miranda were the

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power couple. I think him and
Gwen are the power couple. Why because

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you're bringing the two genres together absolutely, I mean honestly really right, it's

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valid point. Yeah you know,
yep, sou who else is your favorite?

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As far as like like music,
Ya don't judge. I love same

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Hunt. I love Morgan Wine.
We actually did a song that we're hopefully

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gonna release here soon with Luke the
basis of Morgan Wine, Bailey Zimmerman Sick

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love Him Ship God, I got
put on the spot. How about him?

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Uh yeah, yeah, well we
know pan Terror might be one.

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Well lately, man, I've been, like anything, I've been going back

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to my roots. I was raising
like a blues household. So I've been

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listening to like a lot of mighty, Sam McClean, going back to BB

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king a lot of s r V
and I've just been getting in touch with

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my roots again. You know who
I love? Larkin Poe. Larkin Poe.

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Have you heard that? Yes,
my dad just showed me him.

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Not that long. I interviewed them
at Bourbon Beyond years ago before they saw

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getting big, and I didn't know
who they were, and I went out

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to their set. I'm like,
oh my fucking god, I love them.

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They were very good. They freaking
ripped, dude. And she plays

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the uh the steel you know,
the lap guitar. Badass, Yeah,

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badass. I also like where I
live. I live on this island,

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South Florida. At the park,
like literally two blocks from me there is

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they have like every weekend a bluegrass
thing going on, and I dig me

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some bluegrass. Those are the real
musicians, right, It's crazy bluegrass guys.

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Yeah, you like sitting in the
middle of the woods and like just

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jamming. Right. All they need
is a washboard and a Canna dip and

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send them on their way, dude, right, right, exactly? So

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what else do you want the listeners
to know about you guys and your music?

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I mean, just check us out, man. I mean we're we're

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still we're still grinding. We're not
big, you know, like we're doing

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We're doing the circuits like anyone else. But just give us a listen,

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give us a look. We're on
all platforms, all media's, we're on

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the toc Tic, we're on Instagram, We're on the whole nine. So

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I mean, just like just look
us up and give us a listen and

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hopefully like it. Man, do
you have some like crazy Kentucky TikTok that

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you've done? I mean, honestly, we're we're just kind of like as

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we are is just how we are
on that. So it's like that there's

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one TikTok we did that. It's
like how to shotgun a beer? You

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know, just like ship like that, like like bring it back to where

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we're from, because like back home, like yeah, we shot gun beers

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all the time. Granted we cannot
shotgun plastic cups, but here we are,

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we could dry. We could figure
it out. Now here's the question.

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Can you open a beer with a
lighter? Yes, I can.

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I can open it with anything.
There you go, okay that I could

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do it with your teethmore. Yeah, that's not a good move. No,

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no, was it you though they
could do that? Someone in this

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band? How the hell are you
doing a pack of cigarettes? They gotta

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be a fresh pack, don't.
Oh yeah, there you go. There

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that makes sense. I was gonna
say, otherwise you have no cigarettes left,

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they get crushed ingenuity man, because
you know why I said, I

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was very surprised that later in life
had so many people asking me to open

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their beer because I was open at
my lighter and they were all like a

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maze, like, how you doing
that? Not everyone could do it?

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Not everyone could do it. Yeah. Yeah, it is a technique,

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but it's not hard. No,
not at all. No, it's just

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a matter of trying, you know. And you gotta learn how to not

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poke somebody's eye out, you know, because that can happen. You know.

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That's why I wear my sunglasses when
I'm doing it. Got the beer

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goggles right there, dude, no
doubt. Tell you. How does everybody

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connect you guys on socials, on
the web, by your merch check out

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all your ship Yeah, more or
less, we're all connected. Link tree

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it you'll find it on any of
our platforms. It'll connect you from A

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to Z. Nice and thanks for
being on the adventures. It's been fun.

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Man. See I love hearing that. That's the best thing I could

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ever hear, because between me and
you, Press is fucking boring. Ship

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for artists, man, No,
man, everyone's different. Like it's just

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it's just fun. It's just fun
to cut up, you know. There

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you go. That's the way it
should be. No script, no notes,

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just talk about ship that don't even
matter. Back home, we call

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that shooting and the ship. That's
right, So are we shooting the ship

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right now? We're shooting the ship, been shooting. We're shooting the goddamn

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ship. On that tick, man, getting that talk tip, I'll tell

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you what, brother, On that
talk tip, I will tell you that

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as a Yankee, I cannot fucking
say Littleville the right way. No one

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can. We we can't. I
grew up saying Louisville and that's like really

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sticks in my head. And then
I try so hard, I go little

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and I sound like a fucking So
here's the key you need to get marbles.

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Put it in your mouth. And
you're not the first saying that.

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Somebody else was like gave me that
same advice. I like, well,

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now I know that must be true, No one does it right? Tomato

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tomato, there it is. And
then do you see that ladder in life

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on the stage, they have all
the different pronunciations. Yes, yes,

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there's actually downtown Louisville. There is
a there's a sign that it's infants too,

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it's it's yeah. Does that shows
the different variations on how I say

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that. It makes me like,
really, who's right and who's wrong?

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No one knows it is. And
I think it's done that way just to

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funk with us Yankees because we can't
say it. Probably maybe maybe I think

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that's what you have to speak to
the that's right. See you just said

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really well right there, like yeah, you said great. You know I

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can't do that, but hey,
that's why you're the artist and I'm just

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talking. You're the pipe man,
brother, I am the pipe man.

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That's right. And you have been
on the Adventures of pipe Man. Hell

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yeah, thank you, thank you
for listening to the Adventures of pipe Man

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on w for c u I Radio.