Y'ALL 106.7 interviews singer/songwriter/ instrumentalist, and founding member of the 90s country music band Ricochet, Mr. Eddie Kilgallon! Known for their hits like "Daddy's Money," and "What Do I know," the band made their mark on country music! So how did the guys get together? What was it like touring in the peak in of 90s country? Eddie is taking us along the journey!

Not only is he an incredible pianist and vocalist, Eddie is a songwriter penning hits like George Strait's "One Night at a Time!" How did it feel to land a song with the king of country music?

The stories don't stop there, since parting ways with Ricochet, Eddie K. now plays in the band for Montgomery Gentry and serves as tour manager. He shares heartfelt memories with T-Roy and what's up ahead with new music for MG. It's all right here on this Y'ALL 106.7 interview!

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Y'ALL 106.7 interviews country music singer songwriter + signature voice in country music- Josh Turner! With timeless songs and five #1 hits like “Long black train,” “Your man,” and “why don’t we just dance,” it's hard to pick a favorite! His debut album “Long Black Train” is certified platinum with nearly 1.5 album sales and over 300 million streams to date. Turner's latest album, “This Country Music Thing” in 2024 has already racked up 10 million streams, and debuted top 10 on country album charts.

“Two steppin’ on the moon,” from the new album garnered him an invitation to perform for NASA astronauts, on the International Space Station, from Mission Control at Houston's Johnson Space Center. He was also asked by NBC's TODAY to perform "Unsung Hero" for Veterans Day, a song he wrote about his granddaddy who served in WWII.

So which country music hit does Turner love the most? with a voice like his, it's clear he was destined to sing country music. When did Turner know this is what he wanted to do? What lessons has he learned along the way?

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Y'ALL 106.7 interviews lead singer of the greatest group in country music, Shenandoah, Mr. Marty Raybon! We have so many favorite Shenandoah songs with hits like “Two Dozen Roses,” “Next to Me” and “Church on Cumberland Road." The band has scored over a dozen number one records and 26 singles on billboard charts, named ACM vocal group of the year 1981 and won a GRAMMY for their for their Allison Krauss duet “Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart”

Recently, Marty collaborated with Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan for a new rendition of of the band's smash hit "Sunday in the South."

We're chatting all about Raybon's journey in country music, the iconic era that is 80s/90s country, advice he'd give his younger self and what's next for the band.

Today that legacy continues as original members Raybon and Mike McGuire reunite to launch a new chapter in Shenandoah’s storied career.

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