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Traveling All Over The Country And All Over The World, I Think You've Got A Lot Of Pop Acts And A Lot Of Rock Acts That Are Making A Point Of Traveling To Different Places And Making People Aware Of Their Music And Their Shows And The Whole Deal And I Think Country Music Has Always Sort Of Stayed, For The Most Part, In The States.

Macon Has Such A Rich Musical History - And The State Of Georgia, As Well.

I Think It's Important For Artists To Work Together. It's Great For Fans To See, Like, Ludacris Came Out To Our Show In Atlanta And Kinda Made A Surprise Appearance There, It Shows A Mutual Respect For What Each Other Does.

Country Music In The Mid-'90s Was A Big Influence On My Career, And I Played All The Songs That Are Referenced In '94' Back In My Club Days. Joe Diffie Was Rocking A Sick Mullet, And He Was Hotter Than Ever... Just Putting Out Monster Hit After Monster Hit. It Totally Takes Me Back To Those Days, And It Makes Me Smile Every Time I Hear It.

I Haven't Figured Out Why People Like What They Like. I Don't Know. I Wish I Did. I Could Sell That To Everybody, Man, And Be A Millionaire.