Last Hobos Ramble

John and Adam discuss some of their favorite holiday movies! Some are classics that you see coming and some you won't! We're just doing what we do, goofing and having a good time.

John and Adam take a few minutes to discuss John's new lap steel guitar and talk about Mark Chesnutt's recent hospitalization and cancelled shows. Also, we announce the winner of the Mitchel Whittington book "The Grove: An East Texas Haunting."

Adam and John Discuss metal detecting as a hobby and review the Gretsch G2622T Streamliner semi-hollow body guitar.

Adam and John discuss the haunts of Sarah Jane Rd. in Port Neches, Texas and Bragg Rd. in Saratoga, Texas. Also, touch base on the illnesses that Kris Kristofferson and Toby Keith have been suffering through. Also, prayers requested for Israel. They end with the contest for Mitchel Whitington's autographed copy of his book.

John and Adam get to speak with Mitchel Whitington who along with his wife, Tammy, owns The Grove in Jefferson, TX. The Grove has recently been named the 3rd Most Haunted Destination in the Nation, beating out Myrtles Plantation and The Winchester House. Mitchel tells us all about that, answers questions, and tells us some great stories about his writing, his experiences, and living with the ghosts in the 3rd most Haunted House in the U.S. Visit The Grove's Website to purchase books by Mitchel or to get more information regarding tours. http://www.thegrove-jefferson.com/index.htm

John and Adam go through their list of people who are good for country music right now. Names like Lucas Nelson, Oliver Anthony, Larkin Poe, Billy Strings, and Chris Stapleton to name a few.

John and Adam discuss some of the influence social media is having as well as a few history items like Threadgill's and the Galveston Hurricane of 1900.

Adam and John discuss the life of Jimmy Buffett and the joy he has brought them over the years. They also talk a little about guns and a little about history, but this one is mostly for Jimmy.

The Hobos talk remember Stevie Ray Vaughan 33 years after his tragic passing. They also look at Oliver Anthony's latest comments on his success and the political commentary surrounding his song "Rich Men North of Richmond." John makes fun of Adam's take on gourmet hotdogs at a local restaurant, Jay Wilson's.

John and Adam discuss Billy Gibbons' upcoming Troubadour Award and drool over some beautiful Gretsch guitars! Following that up with some Texas History and making sure they get Rolling Stone Magazine back on track and of the backs of the little guys!