Elvie Shane and Little Big Town joined the Cadillac Three for an ominous rendition of “Hillbilly” during Friday’s CMAFest. Watch the performance:
Dubbed “The Cadillac Three & Friends” and featuring a lineup of Randy Rogers Band, Boy Named Banjo, Tenille Townes, and Shane, the show culminated with a group rendition of the Cadillac Three signature “The South.” Johnston, bassist/steel player Kelby Ray, and drummer Neil Mason came to the front of the stage to lead a call-and-response of the song’s defiant testimonial with their guests: “This is where I was born/and this is where I’ll die.
Of note: The guest shot by Worsham helps make an argument for the Mississippi musician being the hardest working guy at CMA Fest. On Thursday, he covered Aerosmith and Tom Petty songs at a Gibson Garage party; played with Dierks Bentley at Spotify House on Friday; hosts his Donuts and Jam Fan Party on Saturday morning and performs at Warner Music Nashville’s Summer Sounds Stage that afternoon; and will reunite with Bentley onstage at Nissan Stadium on Sunday night.
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