Coastal Alabama Highway 98 Radio

COASTAL ALABAMA RADIO
Rick McCann behind the microphone and broadcasting live
from beautiful Gulf Shores, Alabama!

Music, extended weather forecast, breaking news, area event information and lots of laughs on every show!

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Episode 385

Transcript

SPEAKER_15 0:08

Hello and welcome to Coastal Alabama's Highway 98 Radio. Rick again behind the microphone. We've got the latest breaking news, extended weather forecast, and great music coming up live, broadcasting from the Blue Ran Media Studios here in Golf Shores, Alabama.

SPEAKER_05 0:48

I got smoke in my hair, my clothes thrown everywhere. Woke up in my rocking chair, holdin' a beer in my hand, sportin' a knee on hand. My stereo cranked up. I can't find my truck. How I get home from the club. Ain't got a clue what went down. So I started calling around. And all my friends take. I started to double drink. I'll my brain stay. I went on double crazy thing with me. No, I don't remember a thing. But this day I celebrate. I was around the star, hard and hard. You come back. Yeah, I'm a dear. What I'm trying to say. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I found my bills, foam. I cried, oh no, no. I'm done, damn it. Now I'm broke. But it was worth acting like Yeah, girl, I must have really done. I started to double. I went on crazy with the face. Don't break some days. I was a rock star, party hard, and over you come back. They are must be one I was down the straps on the floor.

SPEAKER_16 4:24

You need to go back to all that mobile bank control.

SPEAKER_15 5:03

Good morning, everyone, and welcome to Coastal Alabama Radio. Monday morning. Monday morning, July the twentieth of twenty twenty-sec. I can't tell myself, folks. I try not to give the day and all that. I just it's a habit. Bear with me. Some folks actually like it. Reminds me what today is. We have a lot of great things coming up on today's program for you, Rick McKinnon, once again behind the microphone. Rocking live from the Blueber Studios in Golf Court. Alabama, of course. Right along with the beautiful Golf Coast. And great music. Now today I'm not really introducing anyone that you don't know. I am introducing someone that you are gonna be reacquainted with, and that's Luke Ryan. We will play an artist. Now Luke has been around more than 20 years. And uh a lot of people don't realize that he's actually written or co-redden hurricane. You remember him? Actually come out with the new Luke Rogue. You're gonna be a good thing. So we're gonna hear my Luke Brian today, along with another new artist, new song. Of course I've got a weather forecast for you. Uh tell you a little bit about what's happening in the news and so much more. So let's um let's go ahead and finish a little record. I'll drink some more coffee. Like I really need it, and I'll tell you all about the weather and all of that other stuff coming up here in just a few moments. Right now you can advertise your business, your product, your company, on all of the platforms of Blue Ram media. That includes radio shows, newsletters, and all of our social media. Hundreds and thousands of people collectively visit us every day, and now they can visit with you for just one hundred dollars a month to advertise your product, your business, your company, yourself.

SPEAKER_05 8:50

Contact us or help desk at bluerammedia.com Then I'm cut so high, you could see the pockets flannel tied up, mossy oak hat, cold bear bottled on, peel the label off it. It takes her dirt a road to make a girl like that. She certified County line She country and she knows it. Everybody in here does too. Body like a river, just a rollin'. Tall boot stepping like one, two, one, two. It don't matter where she goes with. Roots run deep, but they can't hide. That girl's country and she knows it. She knows she got this country boy tonight.

unknown 10:00

Alright.

SPEAKER_05 10:03

The wild turns on when she hears Marina Del Rey. Y'all gets the girl when she's tipping back wine. Song 42, tattooed on a ribbon page. Saw it dancing in the dark last night. She certified. She country, she knows it. Everybody in here does do body like a river, just a rolling. Top boot, steppin' like one, two, one, two. It don't matter where she goes. Roots run deep, but they came high. That girl's country and she knows it. She knows she got this country for tonight. No matter what I do, got her every little move from last night on my mind. She's certified. County line. She country and she knows it. Everybody in here does too. Body like a river, just a rollin'. Tall foot stepping line. One, two, one, two. It don't matter what she goes with. Roots run deep, but they can't hide. That is country and she knows it. She knows she got this country for tonight. Alright. She country and she knows it.

SPEAKER_04 11:59

She left her standing in a cloud of dust.

SPEAKER_08 12:03

Lit up a cigarette and made it all the way to Dallas. Finally showed herself what she was made up. Paddle downhill, she never thought twice about it. Didn't call her mama.

SPEAKER_04 12:18

Didn't stop for her gas. Never broke down, ever looked back. She let her heart break her. Doing things to the window, it's got a bad baby.

SPEAKER_08 12:44

Don't just serve the bag.

SPEAKER_04 12:55

It's been a while since you spelled it. Got a battle since you need it halfway with that. How does she knew how to fake it? She knew how to fake.

SPEAKER_18 15:07

Drove a hundred thousand miles on my knees, hauled marbles and rocks, and thought twice before I hauled a Barbie doll bed for the girl next door. She tried to pin me with a kiss, and I began to understand there's something women like about a pickup man. When I turned 16, I saved a few hundred bucks. My first car was a pickup truck. I was cruising the town and the first girl I see was Bobby Joe Gentry, the homecoming queen. She flagged me down and climbed up in the cabin said, I never knew you were a pickup man. You can set my truck on fire and roll it down a hill. And I still wouldn't wait before it could be veil. I got an eight-foot bed that never has to be made. You know, if it weren't for trucks, you wouldn't have tailgates. I met all my wives. The traffic jams are just something women like about a pickup man. Most private nights, I can be found in the bed of my truck on an old Jake's lounge. Back then to my spot at the driving show. You know a cargo light gives off a romantic blow. I never have to wait in line at the popcorn stand. Cause something wimmin' like a bada pickup man. You can set my truck on fire and roll it down a hill. And I still wouldn't trade it for a good feel. I got an eight-foot bet that never has to be made. You know if it weren't for trucks, it wouldn't have to gate. I met all my wives. Traffic jams, you're just something whimin' like a bide-pick-up man. Lucky to rush or a brand new machine. Once around the block, and you know what I mean. Set my truck on fire, and roll it down a hill and I feel waiting for a good bill. I got an eight-foot bed that never has to be made. You know if it works, it runs to work and have tailgate. I met all my wives. Traffic jam to get some of them women like about a pickup man. Yeah, there's some of them women like about a pick up man.

SPEAKER_15 19:24

You're listening to Coastal Alabama Radio. Broadcasting right here in the Blue Ram Media Studios in Golf Shores, Alabama. Welcome aboard. Over in the city of Fairhope coming up on July the 22nd. Let me see now. I believe that's gonna be a Wednesday. Yes it is. Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Fair Hope United Methodist Church. Right there at 155 South Action Street. We're holding a big bag. Many Hope community partners are coming together once again. Everybody needed your neighbors everybody is welcome. You are free.

SPEAKER_05 21:48

Up under the sea of my big jack. Rolling on thirty five. She got that sun. And waiting on you to look my way and your little hot self over here. Go get me down the big yeah. I'll run out of the boards, wanna wind you up and take you downtown. Take it way down. I'll flip the phone on my phone. Don't sound like a winner when I lay you down and love you right. Yeah, that's my kind of night. Might sit down on my top. Put in my country ride. Little cotton and little tea pain might just make it rain. You can hang your teeth on. Stop a stop a little moon. You know I know what you like. Yeah. Take it way down. I'll grab the home, roam, roam, roll, roll my phone. Down the plant with the stuff a little tap and up. Don't sound like a winner when I lay you down and love to write. Yeah, that's my kind of night. Yeah, that's my kind of night. My kind of your kind is this kind of night. We danced in the dark and your left one don't mind. Wanna get our love? Wanna get our buzz on? Take you down. But you look like a kind of way. I've almost gone up. That just got a little catchy spinner. Don't sound like a winner when I lay you down in love, you write. Yeah, that's my kind of night. Yeah, that's my kind of night. That's my kind of night. Yeah, that's my kind of night.

SPEAKER_17 25:20

I'd ride a book while must take. Bow back with no race. I take a barefoot wall across Arkansas.

SPEAKER_04 25:32

I'd spend a month in the desert. Just to be together. For one night and toss.

SPEAKER_17 25:45

For one night and told, so I think about lonely. Is there's too much time to think? Like me lying here knowing. What it was all up to me.

SPEAKER_04 26:15

I'd write a book while musting. Bare back with no rays. I'd take a barefoot walk across Arkansas. I'd spin a month in the desert Just to be together. For one night and toast For one night and toast.

SPEAKER_17 27:06

Baby back with no raids. I take a barefoot wall across Arkansas. I'd spend a month in the desert just to be together. For one night and toss. Just one night and salsa.

SPEAKER_15 27:52

Broadcasting live from the beautiful Gulf Coast of Alabama, it's Highway 98. We got your favorite new hit. Some of those good old hits. Indie music, gospel, bluegrass, and so much more. Here on Highway 98. Your company.

SPEAKER_05 31:07

Nothing special about it. A field fire party. Truck circled around it. Me and the guys with no damn plants. Moon in the sky, crushing some cans, nothing going down. Yeah, the kind you forget about. And then you lit up my phone. To see you were coming a little later on. I can't imagine a world where you don't. Cause leaning on the side of my shabby. I was feeling like the luckiest guy. Like the stars were fallin' just right. You could have been just me and the guys away in the trunk bed full of empties. But you took the same old night. I've lived a thousand times and made it a memory. Cause the way that you were smiling, dancing up on the tailgate. Got me thinking I wish that you look at me that way. I was done. That was us making the first one. I can't forget about. Yeah, I still remember now. When you lit up my phone, see you were coming a little later on. I can't imagine a world where you don't. Cause lean it on the side of my shabby. I was feeling like the luckiest guy. Like the stars were falling just a right. It could have been just me and the guys who were the trunk bed full of empty. But you took the same all night. I never found that time. Made it a memory.

unknown 33:17

Made it a memory.

SPEAKER_05 33:24

We made a million more since then. We got a million more to go. Cause every moment I'm with you. Like when you lit up my phone. See you were coming a little later on. And I can't imagine a world where you don't. Cause I leaned in and girl, you let me. I was feeling like the luckiest guy. Like the stars were falling just a right. It could have been just me and the guys with the trunk bed full of empty. But you took the swing all night. I've lived a thousand times and made it a memory.

unknown 34:22

You made it a memory.

SPEAKER_06 34:52

Still shows.

SPEAKER_05 35:38

I hang my head, start to cry, remember yesterday. I keep your picture by my bed, your smile.

SPEAKER_12 36:23

Take you with you, never fail.

SPEAKER_05 36:33

I guess that how it goes. Take you with never. I can say how it goes. I'm still away. A million tears, a go. I can stand how it goes. I'm still away. A million tears, a go. Hammer and a nail. Staggin in bale. I'm dog tired by the five o'clock hour, but I'm ready to raise the mail. Just is getting ready. I'm gassing up the shitty. I'm gonna figure a mistake. I hope she's gonna wear the jeans with the tear that her mama never fixed. The moon goes up and the stuff goes down. We find only at the time. We'll stop, step on the bathroom. We do it well, we do it well. Wild theory on the wheel. I've been working and trying to flirtin' and dying for it all night, kinda kids. Country on the football, candles on the sofa. Doing everything right. Got the culture boards on turning all the way on the night. It's the blue close up and the sun goes down. We find a little final time. When the dust and little bastard, dance in the dust on the ready, you're the one that five skin wins.

SPEAKER_15 42:06

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SPEAKER_14 42:45

Your home for a Christian country.

SPEAKER_15 44:01

You can enjoy the rest of the park as well. When you're good and safe, remember this is a real thing. And it's on July the 28th. Coming up. Moment away.

SPEAKER_14 44:28

Who knows what a child will grow up to be? It's one of the coolest things about it.

SPEAKER_05 46:01

I was driven by the drive, not knowing where the lonely road was leading. More money in a bank account to buy things I could brag about. Didn't like the mark that these old boots were leaving. So I'm getting on a better path. And as for my next half. And people like the one who built this heart. Be a welcome sign, be an open door. I wanna be remembered for the times I was alive from someone to go. I put my rights away, my wrongs. Hope I get back that time I lost. Even though I got a later store. And long after I'm dead and gone, I hope I'm looking down upon. A million times I let my makers mo.

SPEAKER_17 47:16

I wanna leave a long trail behind. Full of Jesus, full of kindness. Try to be the change I won't see. Whoa, I wanna plan that kinda sea lives like me.

SPEAKER_05 49:10

I just wanna leave my makers more.

SPEAKER_04 49:50

And all this time's just flying by with midnight prayers and drunk mistakes. I'll get over you someday. When the sun sets in the east and goes around the world. When the world don't turn in the summer sky. When the stars don't go in hell's eyes cold, it's out of too much. That's when I get old. I wasn't a dreaming battery. It's not like I lose and sleep, you're honestly. When the world don't turn and the summer sky ain't blue, when the stars don't glow and hell's as cold and Dolly's out of tune, and Johnny don't love June, and my heart don't stop when you walk in the room. That's when I get my feelings.

SPEAKER_15 52:31

We've got that extended weather forecast. Uh unfortunately, we're in that mix, that time period when we're gonna be seeing some substantial rain and thunderstorms for the next uh about seven days. Actually, we had a little bit of that over the weekend, not too much. But for the rest of today, the remainder, we're looking at 93 degrees. That is the high. Very hot and humid overnight low, if you can even call that a low, will be around 78 to 79 degrees. Wind today for the rest of the time will be coming out of the north-northwest of about 812 miles from hours. We will have some uh thunderstorms or something later in the day. Sunshine happening throughout the remainder of today. Tomorrow again, about 50% chance of thunderstorms as the temperatures continue to rise of about 92 for Tuesday. 79 or 80 in the overnight wind coming out of the east, northeast, 11 to 13 miles per hour. The chances of those thunderstorms tomorrow, right around 50% once again. Wednesday it's gonna be a little bit cooler. Right around 80 degrees wind coming out of the southwest We will have about a twenty-eight percent chance of rain popping out in your middle of the week Wednesday and we move back into the weekend again. Right now, that's gonna be your updated weather forecast. Right now, that's gonna be your weather forecast.

SPEAKER_00 57:06

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SPEAKER_12 57:11

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SPEAKER_05 58:52

Another long, hard working day gone. Time to pack it up and head on home. Sun's gonna rise, and I know I gotta do it all over again. There's only two ways through this town, and I don't ever take the other way around. I see the lights and I slow down. It's like they pull me. I was gonna drive, but I wasn't gonna stop. Then my old truck found a front wrong spot. Gonna drive in, but I wasn't gonna stay. Then I heard a boss to call in my name. Wasn't gonna let the bar twist my arm, but I'm helpless and all it tones that I wasn't on the train. Then I thought just don't came on. I was on the out of the door when the bank kicked in two, three, four flame it on each for tipping at the burn and I'll be I was gonna drive, I wouldn't gonna stop. Then my whole drop down the front spot. Gonna drive in but I wouldn't gonna stay. Then I heard a bar to call the night. But I'm helpless and I'm gonna play I was gonna get it last week. And then a punter stone came on. Save it for the end of the week. I was gonna drop down what you don't stop. Then I'll drop down the phone on the start. Then I heard a ball, but I'm gonna work on the tank on the ball. I work on the tank.

SPEAKER_08 1:02:47

They ain't got no charm. And shovely is foreign to the master car, and you won't know why. Your heart gets broke every time. But let me tell you where to find them. Where the good old boys I can check every day, boom, bad boy. For some dark deal, steps with your face, it's good to see your face again.

SPEAKER_05 1:05:40

It's been a while. How about doing it? Well, I get by somehow.

SPEAKER_03 1:05:52

You sure look good to sure came in your life.

SPEAKER_05 1:06:00

No, I didn't see that firing you is fast over I can see it now. Oh I never saw I look in your eyes and I never had you owe me that time And I never saw you dance with your feet over I see it now I own in him you never looked more beautiful Letting go has been so hard on me and sitting here it's clear to see what he means to you the way you look at him it ain't no Mr. Reans Oh I couldn't be Oh I never saw I look in your eyes and I never had you owe me that I never saw you dance with your feet off the ground. Oh, but I see it now I never saw you dance with your feet off the verand. Who would I see it now?

SPEAKER_03 1:09:00

I don't always act like my mama's son. When it's supposed to be this on the run, ain't how you live where I come from. I still got the boys I grew up with, and they still do everything we did. They wanted that, a guy wanted this. A guy wanted the fast names, bright lights, new town every night. What I know in the back of my mind. Longest mama still praying, Daddy still comes. They tell me how to pass about and catch me up on the dogs. Long as daddy stayed from back to where I came from. Yeah, I know I got a place to slow it down with a knee. What I've been, who I've been, but I know I'm gonna end up right where I'm supposed to be. Long as I got a little hotel left in me. Little hotel left in me. I'll always have a little fight. Always know what's wrong from right. Even if it ain't what it looks like, all the time. Lord knows I've been raised right. I'm just raising hell right now, but I know the four seven they don't keep these boots on the ground. I'm still praying, Daddy still comes. They tell me how to pass about and catch me up on the dog. Back to where I came from. Yeah, I know I gotta place that with a knee. What I've been who I've been, but I know I'm gonna end up right where I'm supposed to be. Long as I got a little hotel left for me. Little hotel left. Yeah, I've been gone with too long. Yeah, it's been some time, but I know it'll be alright. Long as mama still praying, Daddy still comes. They tell me how to pass about and catch me up on the dog. Back to where I came from. Yeah, I know I got a place for it now with a need one. And I've been who I've been, but I know I'm gonna end up right where I'm supposed to be. Long as I got a little hotel left and move. Little hotel left in me. Long as I got a little hotel left and move. Little hotel left and me.

SPEAKER_14 1:12:15

And here's the exit. You know, Johnny, he has six beers in already. This is not gonna end well.

SPEAKER_16 1:12:22

Steve, he's rumbling, bubbling, stumbling all over the place, and oh, that can't be good.

SPEAKER_14 1:12:26

Look at that zloppy key action, that's gonna draw a penalty.

SPEAKER_18 1:12:31

Drinking, driving, possible fifteen hundred dollar fine, and one year in jail.

SPEAKER_14 1:12:36

Yeah, Steve, that was a good call by the ref. One bad decision totally changes the game. You know what just goes to show if you drink and you drive, nobody wins.

SPEAKER_15 1:12:51

Oh wow, the Arkansas Resort would like to remind you about a special day. And anyway, that actually now for a number of years. The community safety day.

SPEAKER_05 1:15:13

Looking at a field downwind. If I can make a nickel off a turning in bass, never worry about the price of gas. I'd be wheeling and dealin' and sitting there reelin' on in hunting, fishin', lovin' every day. That's the prayer that a country boy prays. Thank God he made me this way. Hunting, fishin', loving every day. Early in the morning, late in the evening. I'm getting red dir rich and flea river plate. Huntin' fishing, lovin' every day. I get a little farm pond bugs. Sound of gravel when I'm back it up. Pulling a string on a 9.92 stroke. I love it when my baby wants to roll with me. Throws her boots on, climbs in a tree. Tucking her hair in my hat, and she's ready to go. We get to hug. Love it every day. That's the pride that a country boy breaks. Thank God he made me this way. Love it every day. Early in the morning. Lovin' every day. So while y'all are up there, breathing in that old dirty air, I'll be down here, knee deep in the mother lake. A hunt and fish lovin' every day. I wanna see them tall pines sway. Y'all close them eyes. Let's go there in our mind. A hunt, two fishing, lovin' every day. That's the friend that's country for the race. Thank God he made in his way. Lovin' every day. Black coffee in the morning. Keep dropping that plow, bailin' that hay, feedin' them cows from the rooster crow to another long day is gone. Country on. Hey, big rip, keep clogging them mouths, pullin' that horn, making us smile, rollin' that load down the road all night long. Country on. Hey, cowboy, keep slinging that rope, eating that dirt, wearing that goal, break a lead rodeo, but just don't break no bones. Country on Head March deep, I bought another round. Keep the neon lid in this bridge town, just pour a little more. Country on Country On. Yeah. Country on. Hey firemen, boys and girls in blue. We could sure use a lot more like you. You come running in anytime anything goes wrong. Country on. Hey soldier, wherever you might be. Hats off for keeping us free. All our thoughts and prayers till you get back home. Country on. Hey, hometown, keep throwing that ball. Brains the mouth, dive finger fish on the wall. They only stay a little so long. Still love a month. Country on. We need to stay on bad days. Hell no, they all country on country on the whole time.

SPEAKER_07 1:22:57

Has my head hurting. You didn't sleep a wink all night, but somehow, girl, you still look perfect. And I guess we knew that you believe me. But one night with you ain't near enough for what I'm needing. So you can climb in that cabin case and fly back to LA. But we can shut the blind, shut out the world, and lay in the sand all day. We can both pretend we meet up again when you pass through.

SPEAKER_06 1:23:44

Now you can leave me your memory. It can be the end.

unknown 1:23:58

We can go again.

SPEAKER_04 1:24:14

Made me laugh with my dress tripping over your damn bed. This shows in town for one night only. I've got a plane of cast, and my heart keeps telling me don't you can climb on that balls and catch them right back to Tennessee. You can kick them boots back off. We can both pretend when you pass me.

SPEAKER_07 1:25:09

Yeah, we can go We don't have to make plans, baby. We can let it all in tonight.

SPEAKER_04 1:25:32

Baby, let's just lay here while while we decide Cause I should learn to love you one more time.

SPEAKER_07 1:25:47

I could climb on that bus, kick that ride back to Tennessee.

SPEAKER_04 1:25:54

You could kick them boots back off coming these benches. Hold on me, we can both pretend to meet up again when you pass through.

SPEAKER_06 1:26:09

You can leave me a memory, it can be the end, we can go okay.