Welcome to a new episode of Perfectly Good Podcast! In this episode, hosts Jesse Jackson and Sylvan Groth dive deep into John Hiatt's song 'My Baby' from the album 'The Open Road'. They discuss the song's history, its lyrical evolution from early drafts to the final release, and interesting anecdotes from John Hiatt himself. The hosts praise the song for its vivid imagery and memorable lines while debating its various versions. They also address fan queries and encourage the audience to share their insights. Tune in for an engaging exploration of a standout Hiatt track.

00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Banter

00:33 Tonight's Special Episode

01:00 Discussing 'My Baby' and Its Origins

03:00 Just the Facts: 'My Baby'

04:57 Speculation and Early Drafts

05:52 Live Performance Insights

07:22 Comparing Versions: 'Kick Outta Nothing' vs. 'My Baby'

07:59 Diving into the Lyrics

18:47 Character Analysis and Personal Reflections

24:55 Reflecting on Nancy Stanley's Journey

25:37 Analyzing Lyrics and Themes

26:31 College vs. High School Imagery

27:38 Rebellious Spirit and Mythical Features

29:35 Musical Elements and Live Performances

30:15 Interpreting the Bridge and Guitar Solo

32:51 Intimate Moments and Personal Imagery

38:47 Final Thoughts and Ratings

41:14 Engaging with the Audience

42:15 Closing Remarks and Future Plans

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