Two friends, a guitar, and the stories behind the songs.
Jeff on the left, Joe on the right.
Jeff Chandler and Joe Watkins go back about 30 years, to singing 90s songs together in the kitchen at Chick-fil-A. Now they sit down at the mics with a guitar and talk about the songs they love: what makes a great song great, the stories behind it, and what it means to the people who sing it.
Expect conversation, songwriting talk, live covers, and fun with all things music. From McDonough, Georgia, in Metro Atlanta.
The singer
Jeff was headed for baseball until a church Christmas play at 16 turned him into a singer. He spent years on the road singing, and he's the voice on the show's cover of Jon Secada's "Angel," recorded with Joe.
The basement musician
Joe learned four chords to Garth Brooks' "The Dance" in a basement, then bought a guitar he had to grow into. He sings and plays guitar in churches around the world.
Joe is also an entrepreneur and business coach, and the host of FIBERS of Life and Business™.
Episode 2
What makes a great song great: melody first, hooks everywhere, and "three chords and the truth." Then the music video of Jeff's cover of "Angel," played in full.
Episode 1
The very first show. How a baseball player became a singer, how a basement musician found his chords, and why your voice matters even if you never go pro.
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