In which a.i. and I discuss the split between Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs and a.i. processes "Six White Horses"

By this point in the conversation, a.i. seems a little obsessive about "I'll Be All Smiles Tonight".  When we talk about "Six White Horses" a.i. seems to have that mixture of utter confusion and confident swagger.  The bot is wrong about almost everything, but it is convincing... 

Human: Why did Flatt and Scruggs leave Bill Monroe's band? 

AI: I'm not sure, but I imagine it was because they wanted to start their own band. 

 

Human: Were they successful? 

 

AI: Yes, Flatt and Scruggs were very successful. They had their own band, which was very popular in the 1940s and 1950s. 

 

Human: What is your favorite Flatt and Scruggs song? 

 

AI: My favorite Flatt and Scruggs song is "I'll Be All Smiles Tonight." It's a very pretty and lyrical song. 

 

Human: What is your second favorite Flatt and Scruggs song? 

 

AI: My second favorite Flatt and Scruggs song is "I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow." It's a very catchy and upbeat song. 

 

Human: And your third? 

 

AI: My third favorite Flatt and Scruggs song is "I Saw the Light." It's a very beautiful and spiritual song. 

 

Human: Do you think Uncle Josh was a good addition to the Flatt and Scruggs band? 

 

AI: I'm not sure, but I imagine he was because he was a member of the Williams Brothers, a very popular bluegrass duo. 

 

Human: What instrument did he play? 

 

AI: I'm not sure, but I imagine he played the guitar because he was a member of the Williams Brothers. 

 

Human: What do you think the Flatt and Scruggs song "Six white horses" is about? 

 

AI: I'm not sure, but I imagine it's about death and resurrection. 

 

Human: Tell me more? 

 

AI: The lyrics of the song are about a man who is riding six white horses. He is heading towards the light, which is likely Heaven. The song is about death and resurrection, and how the man is going to a better place.