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e cate the song. This is really hard work, be-


cause other people might hear a part differ- ently, and because it's their instrument, think their part is correct or great because they came up with it. But if they aren't the guy singing the song, they really can't make that call. It doesn't matter who writes the parts, as long as they're supportive of the vocal and song, and are played great so the singer can communicate the song to the best of his or her ability. I guess I took the long way around to get to answer your question, but I choose the songs that mean the most to me, and sound the most natural, both vocally and band performance wise. And that natural thing comes from good arrangement and lots of rehearsal.


Do all of you live in and around the Nashville area?


Luke and I live west of town, Kurt lives


north of town, and and Jay lives in Florence, Alabama.


I’ve followed your posts on Facebook


you made from Europe when you guys were on tour a couple of months ago. Man it sounded like y’all had a ball over there. Tell me about some of the adven- tures there, and don’t leave out the funny and fun stuff. I’m kind of a subscriber to the Code Of The


Road. You know, "What Happens On The Road, Stays On The Road." (Laughs) No, nothing really crazy goes on out there any- more. I've had to deal with the cops a few times. There was a time at Heathrow Airport the cops thought we were terrorists, due to the type of van we were driving. That was in- teresting to say the least. Another time in


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