4th Generation musician and songwriter Jessee Lee tried to live a normal life outside the music industry, but that didn't last too long. Now she's touring 160+ nights a year. That's lucky for the rest of us ...

We try and get Memphis and Oppenheimer to open about their new, top-secret album and the treasures there-in. If they won't talk about it, maybe we can drink them into playing a cut or two...

We step outside out Texas Country Music comfort zone to hang with Perry Lowe, Rory "Storytime" Smith, and Cody King of the Chubby Knuckle Choir. Their blend of Funk Soulgrass is a great listen and goes well with bourbon.

Jerry DeLeon brings an accordion player and some of the new San Antonio sound to the majestic Texcellent-Shiner Studio...

Jack and Meta drop in to catch us up on life on the stage and reveal what happened to that Sprinter van they had to abandon in the Colorado snow ...

Vinny Tovar has a Tejano music legend for a father and grew up playing that style of music. So, naturally, when he went solo, he went Texas Country. We ask him WTF ... er, WTH!

We return to the Wood Shed, not to catch up with them, but to reminisce: we ask owners Mark Matoska (Tracy Byrd), Ollie Weaver (LeRoy Parnell), and John Stacy (Mark Chestnut) to tell us stories from the road circa '90s Country.

Whenever we have good whiskies to drink, we say "Beetlejuice" three times, and Fletch appears. We really should summon him more often ...

Sunny earns a return trip to the Drinking Texas Radio Show by covering Mike's favorite Charlie Pride tune, "Is Anybody Goin' to San Antone" with Azteca Ranch Music labelmates Vinny Tovar and Jerry DeLeon ... and some guy named Rico ...

We catch up with the legendary wild man and party animal, mere months after his new wife began the process of domestication... don't worry - he's still got lots of songs and stories.