wanted to point five is Buffalo's no repeat workday station it's -- may once again from the botanical gardens from starry night in the -- want to welcome to the start microphones met Carney thanks for being here my pleasure to be here. I mr. sound -- I'm sorry but nothing seemed to be working out okay for you it's beautiful it's beautiful day we just took a tour of the of the botanical garden so yes he showed me that plant what do they call insensitive plant. Anybody who comes to into the garden tonight who is looking at to have tickets to the show should check out the sensitive plant because it actually. Moves the sensitive man decreases rates for their talent when he touches. They'll your latest album is city of black and white and we started actually hearing about you back in 2006 with the the first album and single nothing left to lose. Looking at both albums what do you think is different from this -- last.
Well I think nothing left to lose is really this record of mean you know I I got a new music or jumping in the back return with a friend. Driving in Nashville and seeing seeing what would happen and so nothing left who's really the heading out into the kind of the sunset. This record really is kind of were -- that landed in Nashville and it's there's heartbreak can. Falling in love all the kind of songs they have me actually stick around the place -- this -- kind of my record of digging into a community. The first album was without actually your first Elmer was the one before yeah that was pretty much my first record breakthrough album we'll call it here lot of stream of consciousness a lot of wrapping. Which was kind of a surprise to let people who were the single is there any -- on the CD there is and as much though aren't we focus more like the drums being. Like they hitting you in the chest in kind of the rhythm section taking over with maybe some of my locals were doing -- wanted to make it really classic. It just an album that you put it on and every song is like a song you don't have to fast forward and that. -- Hopefully done. McCarty I'd like to introduce you to safety suit and doesn't want is I don't know -- certificates you get in trouble. We'll know what made you decide to pick Nashville. You know I didn't even mean to pick national Osaka. It was a road trip want to see my -- I was living in organ in my friend says hey we have me drive across the country animated joke. If I got a record I would come back so all American -- I think about how cool is that. How'd that happen I mean a lot of a lot of musicians are probably wondering how old. Guys like you guys like safety -- get discovered what your story. You know I don't know limits like. He was like them just a lot of heart and a lot of passion and some heard the record at the right time and nor did he wasn't like I got into this to do career or something that was just something I believe it's so much I wanted to do every day and I'm -- and I can I interject there. Would you grade is that my interview that -- back -- a further back at -- because he's one of the best writers in Nashville son that's easy. That was an easy one for us on Soledad well I think -- when I gotta get I can't inject overmatched Monsanto. I'll give you tournaments that -- good idea -- Settle it here earlier and other. I read something today that that was interesting you really weren't thinking about being an artist like this until college that's a little bit later -- why I grew up. I got a new music through writing what he says you know about writing was really hard guardian that was -- way. Was a literature major and that it really group -- family didn't do music I think my mom rented a piano for one day. And that I came home and I banged on it so much from its its directed that I came back and extent was gone -- so. So music for it was just -- part of our -- his upbringing in and but somehow I got into it in college and I would steal my roommates Qatar announced -- on the front porch and start writing songs and there was in The Who has a career was assuming no poured my heart into -- friends heard the -- came in the cassette tape and then different today we anticipate them and pretty soon I was. You know -- Burn CDs for five dollars all the people I do and that's kind of where it started. You'd like to read and guitar piano literature I've read both both when -- armpit I don't I -- don't appear to just a year ago so every -- you know until this record one of them. Is like me breaking into. The facility of some sorts in using their opinion you know it's funny I read that time as this one of your web sites that somebody about that and eight we we -- that no way because my were my college radio station was in this hall -- an editorial in the basement. And after I got the I get up and there'd be this huge piano on a stage and you with -- lights were out to sort of play at night if that's what I did on the circuit there's actually so called arms straight away that I. I would go home for Christmas and I always would -- to -- on the piano and I and so I I figured out a way to break into the U this year receive -- hall and I had to. There might have been credit card involved in May be like about him either had to jump proper technique was there but somehow we get some government. For those of us listening who've only heard your two singles. What can we expect from the neck carnations and it's -- terrible from there okay just -- certain. It's. Firm there I don't know I think it's just you know -- funny and of terrorists and those of your a lot of us on the work in the standalone. The good ones -- that whoever radios it was a mystery to me but. But the I just it's just mean if you were playing an acoustic sets it's really artists who -- really excited about an excellent photo of -- so much it was from upstate New York so. You can -- have favorite -- Western New York we call it but you know for those south of here it's upstate wouldn't you say. It's Mickey -- yes yes. -- like for talking to us today thank you my pleasure great to see you and welcome once again this during editing -- He will take the stage about 715 coming up just a few minutes we'll take a look at what is happening elsewhere on the gardens but first our -- two point.
