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Finely crafted song, a pleasure to hear. Thank you!

Choose to not meet The Beatles, gosh - must be the only person on the planet!

I love Paul Carrack! He is so underrated. <3

Great interview, great memory with outstanding details that Michael has. Still playing "Love Train is still my favorite" Con funk shun 2025#

I clearly remember a Fudge concert, probably 1971. The era of the drum solo. They were usually pretty dull affairs, but Carmine was a madman! All of us down at the front of the stage cheered him on with his performance that would have given anyone else a heart attack. Them was da' daze, huh?

Thank you so much for this interview! Jim Vallance has ling been one if my favorite songwriters. It was really good to listen to him tell his stories and give his perspectives. I first found out about him 40+ years ago, when i saw Bryan on his Cuts Like a Knife tour, opening in a festival lineup for Ozzy Osbourne, 38 Special, and Rush. I was blown away by how good Bryan and his band were. Opening doors, exactly! Then i got home and looked at my brother's Bryan Adams albums. On the album sleeve, there was a large picture of Bryan Adams on the left, Jim Vallance on the right. And then the rest of the credits under them. That made a pretty huge impression on me. I had never seen a cowriter who was not a member of the band displayed so prominently. That told me a lot about the quality and importance of Jim Vallance's songwriting. It also told me a lot about Bryan's sense of fair play and gratitude. Much respect. But Jim Vallance and Bruce Fairbairn together in the same band? That is entirely too much behind the scenes music talent. Wow.

So many great bands of R&B and Funk. It was a great time for me! Con Funk Shun was a top 3.

Two of my my top 20 dudes Kihn and Yankovic. Weird Al called my cute sister 15 or so years ago but went to the Machine and I heard she was upset about missing call up to the Seattle Area. This is a precious interview since I never heard Kihns radio show.

i believe he cashed in the earth chips 2021?

What a lovely man. I'm so glad I managed to see him play, both with the Byrds (Sweetheart lineup) and the Burritos, (with Bernie and Rick.) He and his music have been in my life since I was 11 years old, and I'm 70 now! Such a shame that England was so far away, I would have been to see every gig I could if I had lived in California... Much Love and Admiration Chris, and Happy 80th Birthday from the 4th of December. 🥰😍🥰

are they twins?

Gino, Next time do not sing when your voice is "closed up".... you could have harmed your voice and the VATICAN would not care lesssssss. did not catch a flu. Others have gotten sick also. Something in the VATICAN. 🌹🌹

Joe Chambers treated me like I was an old friend and valued, after I commented on some videos, he was unique and genuine, I would have loved to have met him.

Carmine i am a super fan of you and the Fudge. you are a unbelievable drummer.

"M&S" about SN? I knew it.

A case of beer and a ounce of weed at 6:00a.m. I knew there was a reason why I always liked John Candy.

Love Confunkshun but baby when Michael’s solo TO PROVE MY LOVE hit the clubs it was time to 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

I know 3 brothers in real life just like them in Keswick Ontario Canada in 2024.

I became a fan of Gino's music years ago and wondered about "I Just Want to Stop"--probably my least favorite Gino song. It was good to hear an explanation.

Secrets and Juicy was Awesome Music. California One, Candy, If you in Need, and Loveshine is some Awesome Music 🎵🎶

In Memphis at those Clubs, Confunkshun would play Every Artists Songs just like the Record. The Barkays did that too. But I remember the Clubs and dance floor was packed, Especially Club Family Affair and Club Rosewood, and Everywhere They went down South, Really.

I'm Leaving Girl, Miss Got the Body, Set You Out Okay, it's All up to You, Candy, and I Owe it Myself. It's So Many Significant Hits by Confunkshun, I could name all day. These a My favorite Songs by Them.

I know what Michael Cooper was talking about at the Union Planters Bank Vaught, because I used to work delivery at Memphis International Airport. Yes, it's So Many records They doesn't Play often at Concerts like Juicy, Indian Summer, and California One, Along with Numerous other Songs. Confunkshun is Legendary and has A History that I unknowingly followed with Pleasure, Flat Out.

Confunkshun has so many Hit Songs that They don't play at Concerts. Secrets was the bomb, If You in need of Love, just to name a few.

Confunkshun would play Three sets about 15 records a set and Their first New Album Confunkshun. Man those Memphis and those Clubs was the Place to be back in the Day.

I Loved going to Club Family Affair and Club Rosewood in Memphis to dance and Jam the Night away back in the 70s. Confunkshun and The Barkays led an array of Bands in The City. It was Epic Real Music 🎶 and Real Musicians 🎵

Eddie and Greg are together again. ❤️🥰 Rest in Peace Greg and Eddie! You will both be missed!🥲❤️🥰👍

RIP Greg, you loved Al's work enough to be a part of it.

First saw Mayall & Buddy live in the UK in '99 - then it started an 18 year journey with my partner to catch Buddy, both as a Bluesbreaker & solo, in the UK. What a talent - & when you meet him he's just so engaging, as you see here!

It was the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars back in the 60’s when I saw the original Byrds live. It was in the high school gymnasium where their sound cut thru the horrible acoustics making them the hit of the night. Unforgettable!! Thanks Chris!!!

One of my go-to karaoke tracks! The production of the original song is incredible, some of the best recorded drums I've ever heard.

Magnet and steel I’ve played it a few times every year since it came out. It was a romantic beautiful song. Still love it. Can’t believe I found a relatively recent interview of Walter Egan.

Thanks Joe..........Great interviewer

Glad I found this.

I've watched so many Gino inteviews, and he's answered the same questions many times, never sounding like he's tired of it!! I love how this interviewer started with asking about Gino starting on drums, and Gino provided so much of his history. Gino not only told the stories about his life and career, but added so much. I loved hearing this interview!

Tubes. Woo! Sushi Girl. Woo! Light for Peace!

Chris on his audition: “I was really lucky”. No, WE were the lucky ones. Thanks for all the wonderful music.

Saw the Tubes in Phoenix and much earlier in Santa Cruz and these were the best concerts I've ever been to. No other group comes close.

I love your interviewing style, bro. You ask a pertinent question and then let the interviewee (in this case, Walter) just tell his story without interjection. Very professional and classy. Subscribed! 🤘🏾

I have been in love with Stevi Nicks since I was 13 years old. Its no shame to have loved and lost with Stevi. She is a force of nature. Uncontainable.

Tony had a nice part on Seinfeld I think his dialogue was "some little bald guy from the city" first time I heard him speak.

John Voldstad, we love you so stinkin much!

Big fan of Jeff here and I agree with his assessment here. As evidenced -- ruclips.net/video/i6wNWrN2Fpo/видео.html

I'm sure the writers loved writing for them as much as we loved watching them. There's a dead possum out by the well..... We'll take it!

One of the greatest acts in television history. Brilliant concept and writing. Most amazing thing I have heard about the whole thing was from Newhart himself. About the difference filming before an audience makes. They got immediate and enthusiastic approval. Newhart himself a legend gave us another

Still infatuated with stevie😂

Eddy KILLS

Great song 🎵

Really dig this one Roscoe.

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