I love,
love, love the Beatles.
I love the Beatles.
I love anything that has a lot of harmony in it.
I'm a big fan of harmony,
which is why I think I love playing with people because
it's really hard to do harmony solo.
So I love like the Indigo Girls and Simon and Garfunkel
and anything that has a ton of harmony in it.
Narrow streets of cobblestone.
So when I was about,
when I was about 45,
so like a long time between high school,
so like for 30 years nothing happened.
I would grab my guitar and I would go,
well, I guess I'll teach myself some chords today.
And I would take my little chord book and I would
just go and I'd go,
okay, okay,
no G.
Okay, that's good.
What can I learn today?
Maybe I could learn AG seven.
It was ridiculously boring and there was no joy in it
at all.
And I would just sit in this room and learn a
couple chords and then I would go,
okay, well that's my practice for today.
It was,
it was pitiful.
Before Tony's acoustic challenge I could play,
but I didn't really,
I didn't really understand what I was playing.
I would just follow along with the sheet music.
The first performance,
performance, I'll call it a performance,
was an open mic.
It was three songs.
And I did not have the confidence to not have my
music in front of me for three songs.
So since Tony's acoustic challenge,
I feel like I more understand a little bit more about
Song structure,
I guess I would say.
And I'm able,
instead of just following along,
just reading along,
I can kind of tell where the song is going,
Here comes here,
comes To be able to make music just seemed like so
much fun.
So if that's a vision,
then that was my vision.
Black Bird singing in the Dead of Night.
Take these broken wings and learn.
Fly all Your life,
Damnit. Love it.
That's enough.
We got it.
That's wrap.
Oh, that was fun.