Jelly Roll

They'd be like, sing the gone for a little while song. You know what I'm saying? Because it was like our thing. Amazing. That's amazing. That's when I didn't realize I had the voice. Yeah. It was so cool watching music move them people like that.

I've had quite a few of them already, especially rehabs. So my rule is I'm a man of faith, and my rule is real simple. What I believe of my faith would require from me and the person that I follow is that I go speak at jails, I go feed the homeless, I go hang out with the widows, and I go to the rehabs. Because that's where I think that, you know, the God I serve would want me to go.

I've had quite a few of them already, especially rehabs. So my rule is I'm a man of faith, and my rule is real simple. What I believe of my faith would require from me and the person that I follow is that I go speak at jails, I go feed the homeless, I go hang out with the widows, and I go to the rehabs. Because that's where I think that, you know, the God I serve would want me to go.

I've had quite a few of them already, especially rehabs. So my rule is I'm a man of faith, and my rule is real simple. What I believe of my faith would require from me and the person that I follow is that I go speak at jails, I go feed the homeless, I go hang out with the widows, and I go to the rehabs. Because that's where I think that, you know, the God I serve would want me to go.

That's where the representation of him went. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, of course. So I get it a lot, especially out of the rehabs. The jails, too. The jails are so different, though, because some of them guys I'm singing in front of won't come home for another 10 or 20 years. But I will tell you a cool story.

That's where the representation of him went. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, of course. So I get it a lot, especially out of the rehabs. The jails, too. The jails are so different, though, because some of them guys I'm singing in front of won't come home for another 10 or 20 years. But I will tell you a cool story.

That's where the representation of him went. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, of course. So I get it a lot, especially out of the rehabs. The jails, too. The jails are so different, though, because some of them guys I'm singing in front of won't come home for another 10 or 20 years. But I will tell you a cool story.

I went to the Oregon State Penitentiary to do the first— I brought the first music to the yard at the OSP, the original penitentiary in Oregon, the only death row left in Oregon— or was the only death row left. And we took the music back to the yard, and there was a guy who'd been in there for 19 years. And he tells my manager, man, he's like, man, I'm coming home at the end of this year.

I went to the Oregon State Penitentiary to do the first— I brought the first music to the yard at the OSP, the original penitentiary in Oregon, the only death row left in Oregon— or was the only death row left. And we took the music back to the yard, and there was a guy who'd been in there for 19 years. And he tells my manager, man, he's like, man, I'm coming home at the end of this year.

I went to the Oregon State Penitentiary to do the first— I brought the first music to the yard at the OSP, the original penitentiary in Oregon, the only death row left in Oregon— or was the only death row left. And we took the music back to the yard, and there was a guy who'd been in there for 19 years. And he tells my manager, man, he's like, man, I'm coming home at the end of this year.

I come home the day after Christmas. I've been gone for 20 years, you know, whatever. I'm just looking forward to hanging out with my daughter. She's 22. I've been gone since she was two. So... We fly him out and his daughter for my New Year's Eve show. So imagine being incarcerated for 20 years. You come straight out.

I come home the day after Christmas. I've been gone for 20 years, you know, whatever. I'm just looking forward to hanging out with my daughter. She's 22. I've been gone since she was two. So... We fly him out and his daughter for my New Year's Eve show. So imagine being incarcerated for 20 years. You come straight out.

I come home the day after Christmas. I've been gone for 20 years, you know, whatever. I'm just looking forward to hanging out with my daughter. She's 22. I've been gone since she was two. So... We fly him out and his daughter for my New Year's Eve show. So imagine being incarcerated for 20 years. You come straight out.

We put you in a first class flight with your little girl, who's not a little girl anymore. She's 22. And they came down and partied with us in Nashville all of New Year's Eve. That's amazing. You know, and I just, I'm thinking about how, I'm overwhelmed by this, right? And I've been doing this a few years. I just imagine what this guy is feeling, you know?

We put you in a first class flight with your little girl, who's not a little girl anymore. She's 22. And they came down and partied with us in Nashville all of New Year's Eve. That's amazing. You know, and I just, I'm thinking about how, I'm overwhelmed by this, right? And I've been doing this a few years. I just imagine what this guy is feeling, you know?

We put you in a first class flight with your little girl, who's not a little girl anymore. She's 22. And they came down and partied with us in Nashville all of New Year's Eve. That's amazing. You know, and I just, I'm thinking about how, I'm overwhelmed by this, right? And I've been doing this a few years. I just imagine what this guy is feeling, you know?

And great, went straight home and got a job. And just the character of a man whose vision and dream in jail was to go do an activity with his daughter. He's like, man, I've missed 20 years of my little girl's life. The first thing I want to do is go home and be a part of her life.

And great, went straight home and got a job. And just the character of a man whose vision and dream in jail was to go do an activity with his daughter. He's like, man, I've missed 20 years of my little girl's life. The first thing I want to do is go home and be a part of her life.

And great, went straight home and got a job. And just the character of a man whose vision and dream in jail was to go do an activity with his daughter. He's like, man, I've missed 20 years of my little girl's life. The first thing I want to do is go home and be a part of her life.

I got home when she was almost two. Yeah. And this story's even probably the coolest part of this whole story, Jay. Yeah. My daughter... her mother at the time, because I was rightfully so a fucking criminal, wouldn't let me see her. So I had to go to court. I had to get supervised visits through the courtroom.