This is the episode where I felt that this was becoming a real show. We had a top notch guest, (who wasn't my long time friend) an eclectic mix of videos and a prestigious location.

Frank's opening rant was shot in front of the Old Town School of Folk Music. He lamented that the artists who brought their talents to the Old Town School would find it hard to get their music played on corporate country radio. 

The show segments were all shot in a classroom in the Old Town School. Notice the writing on the chalkboard behind Frank. Not only will you see the name of the show but also some mentions of particularly sucky country singers and a shout out to Frank's daughter.

The show starts with bloopers from episode 2. Frank wrongly blames this bald headed producer for the first bloopers but wisely accepts blame for the second. The bloopers are followed by a brief history of our beloved Old Town School.Our first music video of the episode is the Drive By Truckers, Nowhere to Go. This song features Jason Isbell on vocals. The second video can be argued is not country music but the point of our show is that any good music with a country influence deserves a listen. So watch this episode to see Ben Lee's video for the remarkably catchy tune Catch My Disease. The third video is a country blues number reminiscent of the Rolling Stones. It's Broken Mouth Blues by Nic Armstrong.

Our in studio ( classroom) guest is Will Kimbrough. He was in town opening for and playing in the band of Rodney Crowell. In the interview section he mentions influences from Woody Guthrie to the Who. He also laments a corporate country system that ignores greats like Rodney Crowell. Both songs are from his 2006 release "Americanitis." "Warring Ways" was written during the run up to the Iraq war. By contrast, "Everyone's in Love with Everyone" is a delightfully happy song. Both are performed live and acoustic in the Old Town School classroom.