The number 7 is God's perfect number and to go with that is my perfect guest for Episode 7 "Robby McGee"

Robby talks about his childhood influences, how he became the piano player for The Midsouth Boys, the songs he has written, how he almost lost it all as a result of a diving accident he had in 1988. Plus some funny road stories and what he's doing now!

Chuck Day shares his childhood of his mother being a Pentecostal Preacher, his family singing Gospel music, recording their first record with the help of Rusty Goodman of The Happy Goodman Family. Working for Freddy Fender & Marty Haggard to rededicating his life back to Jesus and starting the Christian Country group "The Days" He's also the co-writer to the song made famous by Gold City called Midnight Cry!

Chuck has received awards from the ICGMA (International Country Gospel Music Association) such as Entertainer of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, Songwriter of the Decade and was inducted into the ICGMA Hall of Fame in 2000.

Gene Reasoner has been in the music business for many years. He talks about how he got started, his time with Grandpa Jones from Hee Haw, playing on the Grand Ole Opry stage for the first time and how Jubilation/White River was started.

Rick Sandidge has been in the music business since the early 1970's and has traveled in a Gospel group as a bus driver/soundman.

Then his world opened up when he realized his gift was to be a studio engineer & record producer.

Joe Cook tells his story of his childhood, when he was saved, his influences and his years with Midsouth and what he's doing now.

Kent Humphrey shares his story of how he got started in the music business with his dad, The Dixie Melody Boys & Midsouth and what he's doing now!

This is the first episode of The Bobby Bowen Show. Bobby tells his story of how he got started in the music business.