Matt Connarton Unleashed 11-16-24 hour 3

0:00 Speaker 1: W m N ChRI the nomos.

0:17 Speaker 2: See me but please don't it.

0:26 Speaker 3: By me?

0:29 Speaker 4: When's time? Quass Jones love you always, Chris Jones.

0:44 Speaker 5: Is their lasting love.

0:51 Speaker 2: Down the floor sup that form.

0:58 Speaker 6: The it's always what losing It's always what.

1:15 Speaker 7: Peacecing requietly waiting, head lights up the drive.

1:32 Speaker 3: Take me we please job.

1:38 Speaker 1: Me good bye.

1:43 Speaker 8: When it's time, this is out the floor still be

1:53 Speaker 8: back forward.

1:57 Speaker 2: Losing game?

1:58 Speaker 5: It always what she bla me saying it's waye what she.

2:46 Speaker 3: This is how so.

2:50 Speaker 2: Sping f f.

2:54 Speaker 9: The no saying it's aways what you the music game

3:04 Speaker 9: just aways?

3:06 Speaker 3: What se musing game?

3:21 Speaker 2: It's aways?

3:23 Speaker 10: What the music games? Aways?

3:39 Speaker 3: What sees?

4:00 Speaker 11: That is losing game? That is from twenty twenty.

4:03 Speaker 12: That is Brooks Young and that song is a personal

4:07 Speaker 12: favorite of mine of his. If you are just joining

4:10 Speaker 12: us on this Saturday morning, as we enter the third

4:14 Speaker 12: hour of Matt Connorton Unleashed on this Saturday, we are

4:21 Speaker 12: going to spend this hour devoted to Brooks Young, remembering

4:25 Speaker 12: Brooks Young. If you don't know, Brooks Young was fatally

4:30 Speaker 12: killed in a car accident in Alton on Route eleven.

4:34 Speaker 11: I believe earlier this week.

4:36 Speaker 12: I was quite shocked when I saw the news, and

4:39 Speaker 12: Brooks is someone who had been on the show quite

4:42 Speaker 12: a number of times over the years, I had the

4:44 Speaker 12: honor of interviewing him.

4:46 Speaker 11: And what I would like to do with this hour

4:48 Speaker 11: so a couple things.

4:50 Speaker 12: I want to share some of his music, of course,

4:52 Speaker 12: in memory of Brooks and such a talented musician and

4:56 Speaker 12: just a really really good person too, just such a

4:58 Speaker 12: great guy. So you know, we'll play some of some

5:02 Speaker 12: of his music, and I might even I have it

5:04 Speaker 12: queued up. The last interview that I did with Brooks, uh,

5:09 Speaker 12: the last time that he was on. Uh not not

5:12 Speaker 12: too many months ago. Actually, uh, we might we might

5:15 Speaker 12: revisit some of that too. But another thing that I

5:19 Speaker 12: would really like to do with this hour, again, this

5:21 Speaker 12: is for those of you listening live, if you are

5:23 Speaker 12: listening live on Saturday morning, uh, because there is a

5:26 Speaker 12: replay during the week. So, but if anyone would like

5:30 Speaker 12: to call into the show, the studio line is open,

5:33 Speaker 12: uh six O three two five oh six oh seven, Uh,

5:37 Speaker 12: if you'd like to call, and if you have memories

5:39 Speaker 12: of Brooks that you would like to share, either personal

5:42 Speaker 12: memories or or maybe you didn't know him but you

5:44 Speaker 12: were a fan of his music, whatever it may be.

5:47 Speaker 12: If you have anything that you would like to say, Uh,

5:50 Speaker 12: six o three two five oh six o seven is

5:53 Speaker 12: the studio line six o three two five oh six

5:56 Speaker 12: oh seven. I'm also keeping an eye on my email

5:59 Speaker 12: if anyone wants to email me anything. If if you

6:01 Speaker 12: don't want to be on the air, but you have

6:02 Speaker 12: something that you'd like to share, Matt at mattconnorton dot com.

6:07 Speaker 12: We also have a text line you can instant message me.

6:10 Speaker 12: You can say something in the chat room if you

6:12 Speaker 12: go to mattconnorton dot com slash live. All those options

6:17 Speaker 12: are listed there so you can instant message me through

6:20 Speaker 12: the website. That way, you can click my email that

6:25 Speaker 12: way send me something, or again, of course, you know,

6:29 Speaker 12: in the Facebook chatroom or the YouTube chat room or

6:31 Speaker 12: wherever you know, feel free to chime in as well,

6:35 Speaker 12: you know, if you'd like to participate in what we're

6:38 Speaker 12: doing with this hour of the program. You know, I'd

6:41 Speaker 12: love to hear from you, but the best thing, ideally

6:43 Speaker 12: would be to give us a call at six oh

6:45 Speaker 12: three two five oh six oh seven if you have

6:48 Speaker 12: anything you'd like to share about Brooks Young. I did

6:51 Speaker 12: hear from a lot of people over the course of

6:53 Speaker 12: the week, so I know people are tuned in, and

6:55 Speaker 12: I know people are grieving, So I I'll just tell

7:00 Speaker 12: you I first interviewed Brooks quite a few years ago.

7:07 Speaker 12: The first time that I interviewed him, it was not

7:09 Speaker 12: on this show. It was on another show that I

7:12 Speaker 12: do that aris elsewhere, but it was my first time

7:15 Speaker 12: meeting him, and I actually went to I brought a

7:19 Speaker 12: portable setup with me and I went to Strings and

7:22 Speaker 12: Things and conquered because Brooks was actually working there at

7:25 Speaker 12: the time. So, you know, while pursuing his you know,

7:30 Speaker 12: you know, very early in his career, but his quickly

7:34 Speaker 12: it was accelerating fast. His music career, it was taken off.

7:39 Speaker 12: I think he had just played with BB King when

7:42 Speaker 12: I interviewed him. I think that had just happened. That

7:44 Speaker 12: either just happened or it was about to happen, but

7:47 Speaker 12: I feel like it had just happened. And so you know,

7:51 Speaker 12: he had plenty to talk about. But even just meeting

7:54 Speaker 12: him that first day, going to Strings and Things to

7:57 Speaker 12: meet him, and he just you know, right away way

8:01 Speaker 12: you know, he he just had such a positive attitude

8:05 Speaker 12: as well he should have. You know, some some wonderful

8:07 Speaker 12: things were happening.

8:07 Speaker 2: But uh, but.

8:09 Speaker 12: He just he was positive and very humble. He obviously

8:16 Speaker 12: enormously talented, that was apparent and clear, hell of a

8:21 Speaker 12: guitar player and a and a great voice to kind

8:25 Speaker 12: of a unique voice. I can't think of anyone who

8:27 Speaker 12: sounds quite like him. But it was such a pleasure

8:31 Speaker 12: to just sit and talk with him. And I was

8:34 Speaker 12: thinking about this yesterday actually, as I was kind of

8:37 Speaker 12: in my mind, just sort of mentally preparing for today,

8:41 Speaker 12: I was thinking about how when when we lose somebody

8:46 Speaker 12: who is a musician, it's it's at least in my experience,

8:53 Speaker 12: it's interesting how you don't necessarily have to have known

8:56 Speaker 12: them that well personal personally to feel such a connection

9:00 Speaker 12: with him. So when I first realized it was actually uh,

9:05 Speaker 12: Mike from h Mike g from Strings and Things, when

9:09 Speaker 12: he had posted on Facebook what had happened, that was

9:12 Speaker 12: when I first became aware of it, and you know,

9:15 Speaker 12: I just felt like I'd been punched in the gut.

9:17 Speaker 11: It was.

9:17 Speaker 12: It was such a terrible feeling. It was just such

9:19 Speaker 12: a shock to see that Brooks had passed away. And

9:23 Speaker 12: at that point, there wasn't a lot of information other

9:25 Speaker 12: than it was a car accident. But it's interesting how

9:31 Speaker 12: so I never I didn't really get to know Brooks

9:36 Speaker 12: other than professionally, in the sense that I'd never spent

9:39 Speaker 12: any time with him.

9:39 Speaker 11: Socially.

9:41 Speaker 12: I'd seen him play live, of course, and I got

9:43 Speaker 12: to interview him a number of times through the years.

9:48 Speaker 11: But but.

9:50 Speaker 12: When you are a fan of someone's music, you feel

9:54 Speaker 12: connected to them in a way that transcends sort of

9:59 Speaker 12: traditional friendship, if that makes sense. That's why, For example,

10:03 Speaker 12: if you're a big fan, you know, if it's someone

10:05 Speaker 12: you know really famous, and Brooks had a lot of success.

10:08 Speaker 12: But if it's you know, a famous musician or a

10:12 Speaker 12: famous actor, or a famous author, anyone who's created any

10:15 Speaker 12: kind of art, if their art connects with you in

10:19 Speaker 12: some way and makes you feel something, then you also

10:22 Speaker 12: feel something for that person, even if you've never met them,

10:24 Speaker 12: and you never will meet them because they're famous and

10:27 Speaker 12: they're sort of out of reach.

10:30 Speaker 11: But you feel a connection.

10:31 Speaker 12: And then if they pass away, you go, oh, no,

10:33 Speaker 12: I feel a sense of loss, even though it's someone

10:35 Speaker 12: you may have never met. And I think that with Brooks.

10:39 Speaker 12: Obviously I had met him because i'd interviewed him quite

10:41 Speaker 12: a few times, but again, i'd never spend any time

10:45 Speaker 12: with him socially, not really, but but being a fan

10:51 Speaker 12: of his music, but also over the course of interviewing him.

10:55 Speaker 11: And this is something I was thinking about.

10:57 Speaker 12: I was thinking about this yesterday and I never really

10:59 Speaker 12: quite thought of it this way before, but in reflecting

11:02 Speaker 12: on Brooks.

11:05 Speaker 11: When and I assume this is.

11:06 Speaker 12: True for other people too who do this, where you

11:09 Speaker 12: interview people, it's sort of like it's a form of

11:17 Speaker 12: getting to know someone. So like I said, I never

11:19 Speaker 12: spend any time with them socially, but when I'm interviewing

11:22 Speaker 12: someone and I'm trying to learn, it's like getting to

11:26 Speaker 12: know someone, but in a very compressed period of time,

11:31 Speaker 12: if that makes sense. If I sit down with someone

11:33 Speaker 12: and I do a one hour segment where we're going

11:37 Speaker 12: to play some of their music, and I'm going to

11:40 Speaker 12: ask them a lot of questions because I'm curious. I

11:43 Speaker 12: want to I want to know about their music, but

11:45 Speaker 12: I also want to know about them as a person.

11:47 Speaker 12: I want to learn, and I have a natural curiosity

11:50 Speaker 12: which helps to.

11:52 Speaker 11: Do this right.

11:53 Speaker 12: I want to learn as much about that person as

11:56 Speaker 12: I can and try to get as much of a

11:58 Speaker 12: sense of that as I can. So it's kind of

12:03 Speaker 12: like a different version of getting to know someone over

12:07 Speaker 12: the course of years socially, because you get to know

12:12 Speaker 12: them personally. But what I'm doing, I'm also getting to

12:16 Speaker 12: know them, but in a very compressed period of time,

12:18 Speaker 12: because I'm asking them questions about things that I'm specifically

12:21 Speaker 12: curious about, and I'm trying to learn as much about

12:24 Speaker 12: that individual as possible. And I think that that's part

12:27 Speaker 12: of why, even though I didn't know Brooks that well

12:32 Speaker 12: outside of all of this, I think that's part of

12:35 Speaker 12: why it was such a shock when I saw that

12:39 Speaker 12: he had passed away, because again being a fan of

12:43 Speaker 12: his music, that's part of it, but also just having

12:47 Speaker 12: sat down with him and having those conversations where I'm

12:51 Speaker 12: trying to learn as much about him as a person

12:53 Speaker 12: as possible. I think that contributes to that sense of loss,

12:57 Speaker 12: where it's like I feel like I'm I just lost

13:01 Speaker 12: a good friend, even though I didn't know him that

13:03 Speaker 12: well socially and I'd never quite it was. You know,

13:10 Speaker 12: there are other people have interviewed who've left us, and

13:15 Speaker 12: there's of course, you know, people I've been fans of

13:19 Speaker 12: who you know passed away and they say, oh, that's terrible.

13:21 Speaker 12: I'm a fan of their work. But I'd never really

13:24 Speaker 12: thought of it that way, in terms of, you know,

13:26 Speaker 12: getting to know someone over the course of an interview.

13:28 Speaker 12: I'd never thought about it in quite this context until

13:31 Speaker 12: this week, until I was thinking about Brooks and kind

13:36 Speaker 12: of analyzing that sense of terrible loss that I'm feeling,

13:41 Speaker 12: and that I know many of you who are listening

13:44 Speaker 12: are feeling as well. And you didn't have to be

13:50 Speaker 12: around him very long to be drawn to him anyway.

13:53 Speaker 12: I strongly suspect that most people who met Brooks young

14:00 Speaker 12: liked him very much immediately, and we're drawn in by

14:04 Speaker 12: his his positivity and his charisma and and of course

14:11 Speaker 12: his immense talent. So so it was quite a shock

14:20 Speaker 12: to me. But again, if anyone would like to join

14:26 Speaker 12: us today, and and you know, it might be hard,

14:28 Speaker 12: I mean, it's it's a fresh wound, so it might

14:33 Speaker 12: it might actually be hard for people to really even

14:35 Speaker 12: you know, some some people might not.

14:39 Speaker 11: Might not be ready h to talk about it.

14:42 Speaker 12: But but if you would like to share anything, the

14:44 Speaker 12: studio line is open six O three two five O

14:47 Speaker 12: six oh seven. But I'm going to play a song

14:52 Speaker 12: in the meantime. I'm going to play another Brooks Young song,

14:55 Speaker 12: and this one seems appropriate. This is from h fifteen.

15:00 Speaker 12: This is called silver Wings.

15:05 Speaker 13: Silver wins, shining in the sun lights, rowing jumps, and

15:19 Speaker 13: it's somewhere in flight.

15:24 Speaker 1: They're taking you.

15:29 Speaker 2: And leaving me loose, silver.

15:38 Speaker 14: Snowly faded out of sight. A joy, a cry, don't

15:49 Speaker 14: take that a blue n.

15:54 Speaker 1: But you loved you out of your mind and left

15:59 Speaker 1: me stepping behind, silver shining in the sun.

16:12 Speaker 13: Light, rolling it jumps, It is so well in the flame.

16:24 Speaker 1: They're taking you away.

16:29 Speaker 2: Believe in me though me.

16:34 Speaker 1: Sill the way, slowly fanny out of sight.

17:22 Speaker 10: Jo I cried, don't.

17:28 Speaker 2: Take that a blame rime, but you loved.

17:33 Speaker 8: Me out of your mind, lifting.

17:38 Speaker 1: Steading me behind. Still the we.

17:48 Speaker 15: Shining in the sun light, ruving gun is somewhere in

17:59 Speaker 15: the fla.

18:02 Speaker 10: They're taking you away.

18:07 Speaker 16: I leave in me old, still away.

18:16 Speaker 1: Slowly faine outside, still love me to be slowly fain

18:27 Speaker 1: out of sight.

18:57 Speaker 2: We would and free.

19:07 Speaker 17: We non doing a way lest on me ol Now.

19:28 Speaker 2: It's out light.

19:33 Speaker 18: It's hard I see. You can't let the gold to

19:44 Speaker 18: something that you don't.

19:47 Speaker 2: Know hom yet.

19:51 Speaker 19: Falling down and be so hard?

20:00 Speaker 2: Would you catch me?

20:03 Speaker 20: Get that fuel, take the bag.

20:24 Speaker 2: Just one whole time. You can't let you just something

20:35 Speaker 2: that you don't know. Following you town, you can be

20:44 Speaker 2: so hard? Would you wi you catch me?

20:53 Speaker 3: Then?

20:53 Speaker 2: Get that fine? Falling down? Be so hard? Would you

21:11 Speaker 2: catch me?

21:13 Speaker 19: If my father fall all that?

21:23 Speaker 3: Now?

21:27 Speaker 21: Oh wait, take my back, take me back, take me back,

21:32 Speaker 21: take my back on you take me back, take my back,

21:41 Speaker 21: take my back, take my back to that room, yell.

21:49 Speaker 2: Following me down?

21:52 Speaker 10: Be so hard?

21:59 Speaker 2: Would you you catch men? It's that frond falling down again?

22:11 Speaker 2: Be so hard? Sorry you don catch me? It's that sound,

22:23 Speaker 2: so don't wake me in the morning.

23:24 Speaker 5: Don't believe me At last.

23:32 Speaker 22: When the day comes in the ill said, who've been

23:36 Speaker 22: making it?

23:38 Speaker 10: Oh mad?

23:44 Speaker 19: I saw you'll know on the teable, y'all keys's on

23:49 Speaker 19: the floor.

23:55 Speaker 5: What if I want to walk away?

23:58 Speaker 2: Baby? What if I what to go on? We can

24:09 Speaker 2: make it.

24:11 Speaker 3: We can make it.

24:14 Speaker 2: We can make it. Week can make it the last

24:29 Speaker 2: who ass listen out of the way, Wait till all.

24:35 Speaker 5: Your car holiday.

24:42 Speaker 2: This isn't what I feel.

24:45 Speaker 3: Good?

24:45 Speaker 5: Ratchett wa.

24:52 Speaker 2: I saw your note on the table, your kids.

24:58 Speaker 3: I saw the fo.

25:04 Speaker 2: What a fast want to walk away? What I find word? Still,

25:16 Speaker 2: we can't we can't make it. We can't make.

25:25 Speaker 10: We can't make.

26:48 Speaker 11: Oh, that's such a great track. That is Restless, that

26:52 Speaker 11: is Brooks Young. And if you are just.

26:53 Speaker 12: Joining us, uh this hour, we are remembering our departed

26:57 Speaker 12: friend of Brooks Young, enormously talented musician and a spectacular

27:02 Speaker 12: human being who just passed away in a car accident

27:06 Speaker 12: earlier this week. And studio line is open if you

27:10 Speaker 12: would like to, if you have anything to contribute, six

27:13 Speaker 12: oh three, two five, six oh seven. But again, I

27:17 Speaker 12: know it's hard. Like I said earlier, it's a fresh wound.

27:20 Speaker 12: So but if anyone would like to call in with

27:24 Speaker 12: any thoughts or stories or memories about Brooks, you are

27:27 Speaker 12: welcome to. And if we're in the middle of a song,

27:29 Speaker 12: you know, I'll just you might be on hold for

27:31 Speaker 12: a moment. But I think what I'm.

27:33 Speaker 11: Gonna do now actually is I'm going to play. I'm

27:36 Speaker 11: gonna share a little bit.

27:37 Speaker 12: With you, not the whole thing, obviously, because we won't

27:39 Speaker 12: have time and I do want to get some more

27:41 Speaker 12: songs into but I'm gonna share a little bit with

27:43 Speaker 12: you of Brook's final appearance on the show, the last

27:47 Speaker 12: time that I interviewed him.

27:49 Speaker 11: So here it is. This is from earlier this year,

27:53 Speaker 11: and we enjoy having a year. But also you, uh

27:56 Speaker 11: you brought your guitar.

27:57 Speaker 12: Oh that's a beautiful Now I'm bummed our videos now

28:00 Speaker 12: working because that's a beautiful guitar.

28:01 Speaker 2: But we'll thank you.

28:02 Speaker 11: We will take uh, we will take pictures while you're playing.

28:04 Speaker 11: That's uh wow, yeah, thank you. That's really nice.

28:06 Speaker 1: Yeah, it's.

28:08 Speaker 23: My love of guitars has drove over and so this

28:13 Speaker 23: is a Gibson D two hundred.

28:15 Speaker 1: Yeah.

28:15 Speaker 23: And I used this guitar on the George thorough Good tour.

28:20 Speaker 11: Yeah, as well as.

28:21 Speaker 23: My electrics when I sat and played with tourg got

28:25 Speaker 23: this right before I left on tour and uh, guitars

28:28 Speaker 23: beautiful ghost with me everywhere.

28:29 Speaker 5: So it's gorgeous, it really is.

28:31 Speaker 23: Yeah, it's fairly new to me. I I just picked

28:35 Speaker 23: it up right before I left on tour, and so

28:39 Speaker 23: I've only had it for a few months. And oh really,

28:41 Speaker 23: I haven't even recorded or done anything like that with

28:44 Speaker 23: it yet. So this is its first like not on

28:46 Speaker 23: stage performance.

28:48 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, oh wow, very cool, very cool works. I'm

28:50 Speaker 11: down to here.

28:51 Speaker 24: You play sure and let me let me get that

28:54 Speaker 24: other mic up, So there we are. While you're doing that,

28:59 Speaker 24: tell a little story about this song real quick, yeah

29:01 Speaker 24: go fin. So funny thing is is this song is

29:05 Speaker 24: called I Believe And.

29:08 Speaker 23: You know, me and the guys in the band, we

29:10 Speaker 23: wrote this song fourteen years ago and just recently, I

29:15 Speaker 23: was at home, I had a day off. And if

29:19 Speaker 23: anyone's followed the band over the years, you know, I'm

29:21 Speaker 23: a big NASCAR fan, you know, and we've performed for

29:25 Speaker 23: NASCAR to track many times, the band. So on Netflix,

29:30 Speaker 23: there's a new NASCAR documentary and I'm a huge fan

29:33 Speaker 23: of Hendrick Motorsports Nascar.

29:35 Speaker 2: I'm on Netflix.

29:36 Speaker 23: I am sitting on the couch eating some lunch, and

29:38 Speaker 23: I'm watching this big moment where Hendrick Motorsports gets their

29:41 Speaker 23: three hundredth wins, a really big moment in the episode,

29:45 Speaker 23: and Jeff Gordon's up there, and all of a sudden,

29:48 Speaker 23: I'm hearing a song that I'm like, geez, I must

29:51 Speaker 23: have left a speaker on or my phone's on playing

29:53 Speaker 23: one of my songs.

29:55 Speaker 1: And no, it wasn't.

29:56 Speaker 23: It was in the Netflix documentary for NASCAR car nodding, Yeah,

30:01 Speaker 23: this big moment and Jeff Gordon's on the screen and

30:06 Speaker 23: this is just recently and I was like no, I

30:09 Speaker 23: was like, wow, this is so.

30:10 Speaker 2: I'm on the phone.

30:11 Speaker 23: I'm like calling everybody and I'm like hey, you know,

30:14 Speaker 23: and it was just a really cool moment because I

30:16 Speaker 23: grew up as a NASCAR fan and like, Jeff Gordon

30:19 Speaker 23: was my favorite driver, and and to have one of

30:22 Speaker 23: our songs in this big moment on this NASCAR documentary

30:26 Speaker 23: on Netflix and it just came out. It's very hot shot.

30:29 Speaker 23: Everyone is watching it and it's just I like, I

30:32 Speaker 23: had to sit back for him. I was like, wow,

30:33 Speaker 23: this is great and uh yeah, so I'll play it

30:37 Speaker 23: for you. It's a song called I Believe. Seeing that

30:39 Speaker 23: we just played restless, something new, I'll play something a

30:41 Speaker 23: little Uh.

30:42 Speaker 25: Yeah, yeah, I've got a got that other mic up.

30:46 Speaker 25: So what's young is with us live? I believe all right,

31:00 Speaker 25: m h.

31:04 Speaker 2: I believe that some things aren't true.

31:10 Speaker 16: It's just me that you're gonna try and talk to you.

31:17 Speaker 16: The closer you get, the harder I fire. I would

31:24 Speaker 16: do anything, any thing that side. I would swim across

31:31 Speaker 16: the ocean, fly to the moon. I would walk a

31:37 Speaker 16: thousand miles just or get to you. I would walk

31:44 Speaker 16: a thousand.

31:45 Speaker 2: Miles just to get to you. The amoralism to hear

32:06 Speaker 2: your name, the same old stories. Nothing else has changed.

32:15 Speaker 2: A piggin love.

32:18 Speaker 16: Well we left eye. It seems like forever since we've

32:25 Speaker 16: been up, Barn, I would swim across the ocean, fly

32:32 Speaker 16: to the moon. I would balk thousand masks just to

32:37 Speaker 16: get to you. I would balk thousand miles just to

32:44 Speaker 16: get to you. I would walk thousand masks or just

32:50 Speaker 16: a be with you here. I would balk thousand miles

32:56 Speaker 16: just to be with you.

33:03 Speaker 11: So there you have it.

33:04 Speaker 3: That is uh.

33:05 Speaker 12: That is from the final appearance of Brooks Young on

33:08 Speaker 12: the show, when I got to interview him and he

33:11 Speaker 12: played live. Of course, the entire thing is available online

33:15 Speaker 12: if you want to hear it. But if you are

33:16 Speaker 12: just joining us today, we are remembering Brooks Young and

33:20 Speaker 12: I think I'm gonna play this is another personal favorite

33:23 Speaker 12: of mine, great great track. We'll play a couple more here,

33:28 Speaker 12: a couple more studio tracks. This is called Ventilator by

33:33 Speaker 12: the great Brooks Young.

33:47 Speaker 26: Whell this back, he shakes.

34:00 Speaker 2: I'm gonna break.

34:03 Speaker 10: You woman's coussin that you can't hear her scream.

34:09 Speaker 2: A feels like murder in the first degree.

34:16 Speaker 26: Le norma showing down, it's a bad stepping all day.

34:30 Speaker 2: Showing now only where you are, let your moody w

34:35 Speaker 2: go ventilater year.

34:44 Speaker 19: Chap didn't circled with no sacking chance.

34:50 Speaker 10: A cold, don't live.

34:52 Speaker 2: In miss you're a gun in hand. We can't be

34:58 Speaker 2: no ba eat it.

35:01 Speaker 10: We can't be calling by words nice bat sheet and.

35:06 Speaker 19: Ain't gonna everybody is walking around.

35:15 Speaker 2: Ebody tron step on.

35:18 Speaker 3: It down created, So now.

35:28 Speaker 2: Let your about it.

35:30 Speaker 3: Let nobody's do.

35:34 Speaker 5: Some kind of that need it to.

35:39 Speaker 2: Know you're gonna do abound the world. What you're gonna

35:47 Speaker 2: to A bad one?

35:50 Speaker 10: You're gonna to.

35:52 Speaker 2: You're gonna fight.

35:53 Speaker 1: In, We're gonna tie in.

35:59 Speaker 19: Got that bad?

36:24 Speaker 2: Let me let me boy go.

36:30 Speaker 10: So that later.

36:34 Speaker 2: So let them later.

37:01 Speaker 3: What's gonna to bad? What are you gonna try? What

37:09 Speaker 3: you're going to? God? What are you gonna do?

37:15 Speaker 2: What you gonna do a bad what's gonna.

37:22 Speaker 10: Go's?

37:23 Speaker 3: Got it?

37:25 Speaker 2: You're gone fade look bad? A crazy little me think

37:58 Speaker 2: we've gon a.

38:01 Speaker 3: So broad?

38:05 Speaker 1: Where did we go?

38:10 Speaker 2: Where did we have jams getting too, but we're making.

38:20 Speaker 3: This time.

38:24 Speaker 10: A change.

38:25 Speaker 2: Man hand and made this time.

38:34 Speaker 3: Hold out, hold out, hold out to hold out to the.

38:53 Speaker 2: Jams had a change in the main.

38:59 Speaker 27: So Straw, where did you go?

39:07 Speaker 2: And which did we had Chad get your children.

39:15 Speaker 10: And we've made it.

39:18 Speaker 2: This time.

39:22 Speaker 10: Take matter head.

39:26 Speaker 3: Way with.

39:32 Speaker 2: Lady, hold lauds, launch to.

39:43 Speaker 3: Hold lots of.

40:24 Speaker 1: It's gonna be.

40:25 Speaker 10: A lie, Lord, it's gonna be a lie. Hold on to.

40:44 Speaker 27: Your hold on to your lad, hold on to luck,

40:55 Speaker 27: hold on.

40:56 Speaker 2: You luck.

41:03 Speaker 3: All the.

41:05 Speaker 28: Allo Allow.

43:01 Speaker 11: What a cool song.

43:03 Speaker 1: I like the.

43:05 Speaker 12: There's a little bit of a fake out at the

43:07 Speaker 12: end too, where it sounds like it's fading out and

43:09 Speaker 12: it sort of is but not quite and then it

43:11 Speaker 12: fades out. It kind of like you kind of think

43:13 Speaker 12: it's fading out sooner than it does.

43:15 Speaker 3: I like that. I like that.

43:17 Speaker 12: That is hold on to Your Heart by Brooks Young.

43:20 Speaker 12: That song, by the way, had escaped me. I had

43:23 Speaker 12: not heard that one, but I found it online and

43:26 Speaker 12: I was like, ah, one I haven't heard. And the

43:28 Speaker 12: thing with Brooks too is, you know, doing a show

43:30 Speaker 12: like this, I always have to screen the music. But

43:32 Speaker 12: Brooks never had any bad words in any of his songs,

43:35 Speaker 12: so I knew that I could play that without pre

43:39 Speaker 12: screening it and it would not be a problem. But

43:42 Speaker 12: if you are just joining us, we are spending this

43:45 Speaker 12: hour remembering our friend Brooks Young who was taken from

43:49 Speaker 12: us earlier this week in a tragic car accident. And

43:53 Speaker 12: such a talented person, and love his music and and

43:58 Speaker 12: loved him. He was just a great, great guy.

44:01 Speaker 3: You know.

44:01 Speaker 12: It was interesting, As I said, I'd interviewed him so

44:04 Speaker 12: many times over the years, and but the when I

44:08 Speaker 12: interviewed him in twenty twenty three, I interviewed him earlier

44:10 Speaker 12: this year. I'd also interviewed him in twenty twenty three,

44:14 Speaker 12: and but I think it was the first time I'd

44:16 Speaker 12: seen him in quite a few years, at least the

44:20 Speaker 12: last time I had seen him, definitely pre pandemic. So

44:25 Speaker 12: but it's it's you know. And his hair had pretty

44:29 Speaker 12: much turned completely gray, you know, he's prematurely gray. He

44:33 Speaker 12: was only forty two when he passed away. But but

44:36 Speaker 12: it was it was I hadn't seen him since his

44:39 Speaker 12: hair would turn completely gray. But it kind of suited him,

44:42 Speaker 12: it worked for him. But yeah, such a such a

44:46 Speaker 12: great guy. I think we should Uh, I think we

44:49 Speaker 12: should continue. I you know, I hate to say it's

44:54 Speaker 12: such a cliche. I think we should let the music

44:56 Speaker 12: do the talking. But I think we should. I do

44:57 Speaker 12: think that's probably the best way to honor Brooks uh

45:00 Speaker 12: and his memory. So let's play another one.

45:02 Speaker 11: Why not? This is called same old blues Brooks Young.

45:32 Speaker 2: Morning may.

45:34 Speaker 10: Keeps the phone. That's of tears that fall from my ass.

45:50 Speaker 10: That's that sit.

45:53 Speaker 5: In my room.

45:55 Speaker 2: Steering Now, that's the gloom. That's the way.

46:03 Speaker 10: In the same.

46:06 Speaker 2: Sable blues.

46:14 Speaker 20: Ra can hell.

46:16 Speaker 2: Racking as thinking.

46:24 Speaker 10: When the sun.

46:27 Speaker 29: Used the sund my back door. Now the sun it's

46:34 Speaker 29: turns away. Oh my lavedad, it turned to the pay.

46:42 Speaker 10: It's the pay.

46:45 Speaker 2: Lo the same.

47:39 Speaker 30: Sunshine, sunshine, so you see now, but it all.

47:51 Speaker 2: Looks like clowns to me.

47:57 Speaker 1: Who has that.

48:00 Speaker 3: In my room?

48:02 Speaker 1: Staring up.

48:05 Speaker 10: The flue?

48:07 Speaker 2: It's the ray. It's the same.

48:16 Speaker 31: Yeah, it's the ray. It's the same who blue, yay,

48:28 Speaker 31: it's the rain. It's the same ooh blue.

48:47 Speaker 2: That you guys called a gap leaving what we are thinking,

48:55 Speaker 2: Oh oh, okna, ain't good mistake, because if we throw

49:03 Speaker 2: it all away, we couldn't be love. Oh can't you

49:10 Speaker 2: see that? No one? We never love you not. We'll

49:18 Speaker 2: never touch you when I've got church you but one

49:23 Speaker 2: left you find.

49:26 Speaker 3: No one.

49:28 Speaker 19: We'll never love you like an love you.

49:32 Speaker 3: We'll never give you what I give a dog wound

49:38 Speaker 3: love love.

49:40 Speaker 32: You lacking child, your one, she'll take your keys A

49:50 Speaker 32: close the door, tell me what you the kid for?

49:55 Speaker 27: Cau City?

49:55 Speaker 3: You know?

49:57 Speaker 2: And you going.

50:00 Speaker 16: There's something back of the saying, oh yeah me because

50:03 Speaker 16: if we're going all the way, we're gonna be No.

50:13 Speaker 2: I gotta tell you no, we'll never love you that.

50:20 Speaker 10: We'll never kiss you.

50:21 Speaker 2: Not got pis know.

50:25 Speaker 19: Either it's your badnother no word, no.

50:36 Speaker 3: No one.

50:40 Speaker 2: Report we love it well, we're gonna do.

50:52 Speaker 10: You pack your bats call a.

50:55 Speaker 2: Can believe in what we have think is over.

51:05 Speaker 3: Word.

51:06 Speaker 2: We level love you like a love. We'll never tell

51:11 Speaker 2: you like a cho No you bad, no one, we'll

51:21 Speaker 2: level love you like that well. We'll never give you

51:26 Speaker 2: a lucky love love luck at sound, No.

51:39 Speaker 11: One remembering Brooks young, Let's uh, let's play one more.

52:15 Speaker 2: I hear a voice.

52:22 Speaker 10: In sad my man telling me, but you listen to

52:32 Speaker 10: my thoughts, your wand.

52:43 Speaker 2: Your wand sand shivers tell my span even though it's

52:59 Speaker 2: not a.

53:04 Speaker 10: Hero out of the day.

53:11 Speaker 5: I guess that's what out.

53:18 Speaker 10: I guess that's what.

53:20 Speaker 1: Out lea.

53:25 Speaker 19: Whoa whoa whoa hero hout the day? Hero how the day.

53:53 Speaker 10: Going one way on a two way track ahead and

54:01 Speaker 10: my way.

54:02 Speaker 22: But I'll never too bad. I hear you crying when

54:10 Speaker 22: you call my name, I'll.

54:15 Speaker 1: Say your so, I'll say your soul.

54:28 Speaker 3: Whoa whoa whoa whoa hear on the day he of

54:52 Speaker 3: the day.

55:02 Speaker 2: They had living in.

55:12 Speaker 19: Telling me about a day.

55:16 Speaker 2: The ready.

55:32 Speaker 3: Whoa whoa whoa whoa.

55:48 Speaker 2: Of the day.

55:55 Speaker 3: Of the day.

56:34 Speaker 12: That is hero of the day, Brooks Young taken much

56:38 Speaker 12: too soon. But as music lives on, I suggest you,

56:42 Speaker 12: if you're a fan, you should definitely go online and

56:46 Speaker 12: check out such a prolific songwriter, such a great songwriter,

56:49 Speaker 12: great voice, and one hell of a guitar player, Brooks Young.

56:53 Speaker 11: I'm honored to have known him. All Right, Well, we

56:56 Speaker 11: will begin to wrap up.

56:58 Speaker 12: If you miss any part of today's show, it will

56:59 Speaker 12: be up in just a little bit at wmnhradio dot

57:02 Speaker 12: org and at my website Matt Connorton dot com. I

57:05 Speaker 12: also want to remind you very quickly that next week

57:07 Speaker 12: is a big, big weekend. Friday, November twenty second, it

57:11 Speaker 12: is the pre Black Friday event and lighting of the

57:15 Speaker 12: Yule Tree at the Sister Witch Company at eleven ninety

57:18 Speaker 12: three Hooks At Road in Hooks It And if you

57:20 Speaker 12: get there by seven for the lighting of the Yule Tree,

57:23 Speaker 12: you do get a ticket for an exclusive pre shop

57:26 Speaker 12: for their next event which will be November thirtieth at

57:29 Speaker 12: the Magical Market and Small Business Psychic Fair at the

57:33 Speaker 12: Manchester Masonic Temple. So they have a lot going on.

57:36 Speaker 12: Sisterwitchcompany dot com is the website. You should definitely check

57:40 Speaker 12: it out. Also next weekend I mentioned it's a big

57:42 Speaker 12: weekend because on Sunday it is Spelfefest. It's an all

57:46 Speaker 12: day event or doors open at one pm and goes

57:49 Speaker 12: till one am, twelve hours. I will be there, Jenny

57:52 Speaker 12: will be there, our friends Eleanor and Spelfe of course

57:55 Speaker 12: and everyone from the Midnight Creatives Collective and we'll be there.

57:58 Speaker 12: And it's a it's gonna be a fantastic event, so

58:02 Speaker 12: much great music and it is for a very very

58:05 Speaker 12: good cause. So that will be the twenty fourth and

58:10 Speaker 12: that is a jewel right here in Manchester, so lots

58:14 Speaker 12: going on again. Thank you all for joining me today.

58:17 Speaker 12: Thank you to our friend Dennis Layton from the Gray

58:20 Speaker 12: Curtain joining us in the first hour, and he's got

58:23 Speaker 12: a great event going on tonight if you're in Connecticut,

58:25 Speaker 12: of course, the No Masters Fest Night two, and that

58:30 Speaker 12: is also for a great cause. And what a great

58:33 Speaker 12: band that is, the Gray Curtain. And then of course

58:35 Speaker 12: in the second hour we were joined by Liz Hannah

58:38 Speaker 12: and Atlas from the Mosaic Art Collective and they are

58:42 Speaker 12: doing great things as well, and we're gonna get out

58:45 Speaker 12: of here. That's it for us for now.

58:47 Speaker 11: I'll talk to y'all a little bit later.

58:48 Speaker 2: Bye. Everybody you're listening to WUM and h.

58:55 Speaker 21: Command, don't get supremely.

59:00 Speaker 2: Oh Gobby

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