Troy Vollhoffer

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351 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard May 2025

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Let's talk about your relationship with your grandfather. Yeah. Because you lost your grandfather. I did. And that song obviously was picked because of the inspiration, right?
So that's playing, right?
There's a gas station. Where is it close to?
Sure.
That's amazing. And to get your perspective on that is a really cool thing. I met one of the legendary songwriters of all time, Harlan Howard. Oh, wow. When I was playing hockey. Legend of legends. Got sent to Nashville, pre-Predators. They had a team there with San Jose's firearm team called the Nashville Knights. And he dropped the puck at one of our games. I'm like, who's Harlan Howard?
So after the game, we went to Skull Sherman's place, which is Skull's steakhouse now, and Skull was still alive then. Right. Down there, had a few drinks with him, and he was like,
T.L. 's a great guy.
I love T.L. I've known him a long time.
Foreman, I see his homecoming show there.
Yeah, we used to do that show. That's how I met you.
I remember when Joe used to wear it. a white shirt, black pants, and a black tie every night. Really? Oh, yeah. I still love that. It was a great look, though. And it was so, like, you would have thought he was, like, more of a contemporary artist. And he came out and played some great music. And the voice is amazing.
He's underrated. I don't know what to say.
Does the family come out on the road with you much?
They got their own lives, right?
I feel very confident with them. Yeah. You're the safety of your group. Yeah.
I love the comic fairs.
I think that the history of country music is, I mean, that's where they played, you know, before country music was touring, they played the fairs. And then when I was a kid growing up, The country music wasn't an arena act. Right. It didn't happen until Alabama. When Alabama hit, it was like, well, Kenny Rogers, but he was kind of a crossover. Right, yeah.
But then Alabama hit, and Randy Travis hit, George hit. Garth hit. Garth hit. And everything. Well, a lot, right? But it's an exciting place to be, isn't it? Country music has a really good vibe right now.
I don't know. I just remember calling it George Eli.
It's definitely swinging in a different direction.
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