#333 - Ben Rector on How He Got Snoop Dogg To Rap On A Song With Him + How Much Kenny G Charged Him To Be On His New Album + Building A Giant ‘Muppet’ for His Album Cover
02/11/22 • 56 min
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Ben Rector is a singer-songwriter who has had major success with hits like “Brand New” and “Love Like This”. He stops by to talk to Bobby about what it was like growing up in Oklahoma and going to college in Fayetteville, Arkansas where he was the only one in college playing music and trying to be an artist. Ben talks about songs from his new album and how he got Snoop Dogg to rap on a song with him and an interesting thing that happened once he got the verse sent to him. He also talks about how cool it was working with Kenny G and getting to also have him play on a song.
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Ben Rector is a singer-songwriter who has had major success with hits like “Brand New” and “Love Like This”. He stops by to talk to Bobby about what it was like growing up in Oklahoma and going to college in Fayetteville, Arkansas where he was the only one in college playing music and trying to be an artist. Ben talks about songs from his new album and how he got Snoop Dogg to rap on a song with him and an interesting thing that happened once he got the verse sent to him. He also talks about how cool it was working with Kenny G and getting to also have him play on a song.
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Bobbycast - #333 - Ben Rector on How He Got Snoop Dogg To Rap On A Song With Him + How Much Kenny G Charged Him To Be On His New Album + Building A Giant ‘Muppet’ for His Album Cover
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Great episode with Ben Rector, episode three thirty three, and this guy plays massive shows, just known for how good of a singer, how good of a performer he is. It was super pumped him over the house. Ben was born at Tulsa studied piano growing up. He talked about how, like everybody else, he quit playing piano. Did we put on the thing? How violent a singer he is? Is that on here? Yeah? He starts talking about that, about how loud he speaks. Yeah
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