Charlie Daniels is a certifiable legend in music. Last year he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and this year he's released a book about his life. Entitled "Never Look at the Empty Seats: A Memoir," the Grammy award-winning Charlie Daniels who has sold more than twenty million albums and is known for such songs as "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" is as down to earth as they come. In this interview we gain his perspectives on his life, the responsibilities of fame, his work with Bob Dylan and why he wrote his autobiography.

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