I Got A Hat Deal With Resistol,

I Think From An Artist Standpoint, You Have To Put Out Music That You Feel Like Represents You And Things You Feel Like Your Crowd Wants To Hear. And If That Drives Them To Go And Download The Album Or The Single, That's What We Want.

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

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.

Alabama - They Were The Masters Of That. They Could Come Out With 'mountain Music' Or 'tennessee River' And Then Turn Around And Come Out With 'feels So Right.' Go Out And Have Fun And Be Those Guys That Like To Party, Then Turn Around And Make Every Woman In America Want Randy Owen.

'she's Country' Obviously Changed A Lot Of Things For Us And Pretty Much, I Think, Doubled Our Crowd Size In Just A Few Months Time.