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GW: I’m not sure–I don’t know. See, I’m based out of Texas and all of my operations are out of Nashville and of course the management agency up here, they take care of all of that. They try their best to keep from bothering me with it and as a result I know very little of that part of the business.

GW: Right. Yeah, so many people never even heard that song, of course written by Hank Cochran. I had heard it years ago and it just never left my mind and I thought, “Boy, what a good time to bring it back.” I hope everybody’s satisfied with our rendition of it.

PWD: Absolutely. I was pleased to find that you included one of my favorite songs on the album, “I Know An Ending,” which was on an old Merle Haggard album from the mid-seventies.

GW: Yes, in fact I’m planning on going in the studio as quick as possible and starting to redo all of that stuff. Bring it back with better quality and all that and still keep the original Gene Watson feel on it. That’s one of our definite plans for the future, and hopefully within the next few months.

PWD: I’ve noted that some of the European labels have done a good job of getting some of your older recordings back in print. I have no idea who Hux Records is, but they became my favorite label when they started reissuing some of those old Capitol albums of yours. How did that come to be?

PWD: Your fan club indicated that there had been an issue with some of your MCA recordings, but I have yet to see that. Has that been released?

GW: I don’t know. They’re usually on a dual album set. Unfortunately, I don’t own the masters. But I appreciate them working a deal through Hux. Hux has been real good to put these selections together. If I did, they would be available through me. The people that are fortunate enough to find them, they tell us how proud they are to have them back because a lot of those songs are out of print. You know, that was negotiated through Capitol Records. You can’t buy them any more, so it just kind of gave them a new life when Hux came back with them.

PWD: I certainly think they will be, Gene. It’s just a terrific cut, just absolutely terrific. I read recently in an interview that was done on another website concerning your interest in automobiles. I won’t rehash that territory, but being a fan of autos, do you have any particular favorites among the racing circuits–either CART, Indy, or NASCAR?

GW: Well, I watch drags. I like NHRA and I like NASCAR, too. I’m a huge fan of Carl Edwards. I’m a John Force fan–the whole team in the drag racing field. I like all types of racing. But NASCAR and drag–NHRA–would probably be my favorites.

PWD: Are there any plans for any of your MCA, Epic, or Warner Brothers cuts to be reissued.

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