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I Think My Music Is Definitely Country But It's Got A Little Bit Of That Rock Flair About It. I Always Try To Find The Things That Everyday People Deal With In Their Everyday Lives And Situations In The Songs That I Sing.

I've Been Wearing Wrangler Jeans For More Than A Decade Now, All The Way Back To When I First Started Playing Clubs In My Teens In Georgia.

If You Say, 'i'm Going To Cut This Song Because I Know The Teenagers Are Going To Love It,' Well, Then You're Going To Alienate Everybody Else. When I Cut My Record, I'm Just Going To Cut The Things That I Like, And Whoever Likes It, Likes It. That's Too Much Work To Try To Figure Out The Demographic. That's Too Much Like A Business.

Records Are One Thing, And Obviously, Without Hit Songs, You Don't Have The Opportunity To Do Your Shows. But My Live Show Has Always Been My Selling Tool.

You're Not Going To Hear Me Singing Songs About Wall Street Because I Don't Know Anything About That.