To hammer home the point, Canada continues: "I'm a commitment guy, and I'm all about The Departed now."
The band will begin to cut a new album after its tour with Jennings is complete, according to Canada. Until then, their covers-heavy record will make up the bulk of their live shows. Such a record was something Ragweed had planned on doing, only for it to be derailed by the fractured dynamics which led to the band's split.
Canada (behind the wheel) and The Departed.
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Cody Canada & The Departed and Shooter Jennings perform Thursday, March 22, at Rockin' Rodeo, Denton.
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"Ragweed had talked about it forever," Canada says. "But it was never going to happen because of inner discussion and disagreements, not to mention that the record company [Universal] would've never let it see the light of day."
As it stands today, Canada and Plato aren't hoping people will forget about the band that provided them with national success. He simply wants people to know artistic lightning strikes more than once.
"My thought is that if people believed in Jeremy Plato and me in Ragweed, they should still believe in us now, because we still got it."