Music

The song tells the story of one of Montana's most infamous cattlemen.

If you know a Montana singer looking to get their chance in the spotlight and a shot at making it big- "American Idol" auditions are soon opening up in Montana via Zoom.

There he is with ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, LIVE at the Grand Ole Opry less than a month ago. Butte, Montana's Tim Montana figured out a way to keep rocking throughout the pandemic, and now he's being profiled by Rolling Stone.

We got to hear Jessica Allestad play...and as it turns out- she is about to head to Nashville. She is a very impressive and talented young artist. After hearing her play, we thought- man, we better get her on the radio here in Montana before she takes off for Nashville.

I'm a millionaire? Sweet. Must've gotten a raise. I'm definitely upgrading my camper to a 5th wheel now.

Jimmy Failla is a former cab driver from New York who is able to say things like....well- like a cab driver from New York. He is the host of "Fox Across America" on Fox News Radio and joined us on Tuesday's Montana Talks.

I don't know about you- I never liked cigarette smoke (cigars are another story) but there is something very nostalgic about this incredibly well-written song. It's a song about how times have changed. How neighbors used to just drop by and say hi. When you'd hang out on your front porch. When the "world turned slower." When you didn't have to lock your doors at night. And yes, when you could still smoke in bars.

"It was colder than a well diggers ankles in Cut Bank, Montana." - Hank Williams, Jr. Yes it was, 55 below in Cut Bank on Wednesday morning.