Charlie Parr on writing songs.

[@JaredDaws]

This is a very interesting look at this individuals perspective as a country singer. I find this inspirational as a country singer myself. A lot of wisdom in this.

[@eliglor9863]

I was at that show in 2008!

[@kostringworks]

Ha! For real?! That you hollering in the background?

[@eliglor9863]

I was in that bar room chorus foe sho. Back when we would see him every month on Sundays.

[@danbgt]

Interesting listening to Charlie talk about his dad. Brings back a lot of memories. My dad was born in 1923 and was very much like his dad. Those guys were special. Lost my dad in 2004. Thanks for your music Charlie!

[@kostringworks]

Awesome Dan, yeah they sure don’t make ‘em like “that” anymore. Thanks saying hey and sharing that!

[@leewaite789]

Cool insight into his song writing 👍🏻👍🏻

[@kostringworks]

Right!? Thanks for tuning in lee!

[@mrsweettater]

I luv this 'cause it's very similar to what I do when I write a song. I regurgitate a bunch of "misremembered" bits, polish 'em, sand 'em, and make 'em rhyme. Charlie, you inspire me, to perspire, in the service of song!!!

[@kostringworks]

Love it!

[@bobfurlani3314]

Cheap Wine is another great one from Charlie

[@kostringworks]

So good! I think that one’s another fine example of cycling through just a couple of chords paired with a great story!

[@rogertinker1813]

Thank you

[@kostringworks]

You’re welcome bud!

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

Of course a folk song can be written but it has to be taken up by the society... you think that can happen in a splintered world of modern media multitudes of channels? But there are folk songs of a recent arrival. Can you name some?

[@kostringworks]

Pretty much anything by Cardi B as far is I’m concerned!

[@kostringworks]

I do fully agree with the sentiment, “the song has to be taken up be society”. Thanks for the insight!