This is a great interview, Prince and The Revolution became a huge part of my life in my early teen years and still is a part of my life today. I am so grateful I got to see the Revolution in 2019 and Princes last concert in 2016 in Oakland Ca, went on a whim and so glad was such a unique concert experience with him just with his piano. I was into Prince before he got really famous too so its been a wonderful journey watching all of these musicians he worked with over the years, so wonderful to hear Lisa talk about what they were going through.There were purple areas lit up in San Francisco bay area too and it was amazing the honoring of Prince and it was like his essence was being spread out all over the world in those beautiful purple places! I felt the energy getting intense with Prince at the end of his life maybe feeling him pushing himself too much and like Lisa says he needed rest, so true!!!! He really never stopped. I love that Lisa created Mountains and it was a song he worked with on Parade. That soundtrack is really beautiful too.
Such a beautiful, talented and gentle soul. I love Lisa’s honesty and her willingness to share her memories. She is amazing both as an artist and a human being. 💜
With all of the nonsense about Prince on RUclips right now, this was SO REFRESHING! She answered all of the questions, gave details and didn't try to evade! The ONE PROBLEM I have with this fantastic interview: you did not ask her about the song, "Song About"! As Prince fans, we all know that the song is about Prince and was written decades ago, but, when I listen to the song NOW, it gives me CHILLS! I would have loved to hear her talk about that in this setting. Thanks Scott and Lisa, this was one of the best Prince related interviews that I've ever seen!
@KayBee - A lot of it has to do with legal reasons. Everyone before the New Power Generation are not under a confidentiality order. The last person to have worked with Prince and not have had that stipulation in their contract is Matt Fink. (you can also count Shelia E because she had continued to work with him from time to time). Everyone else has to be careful with what they say, because Prince's estate can seek legal action if they choose. Wendy alluded to it in passing in an interview maybe 10 years ago. It was an interview done by both Wendy and Lisa talking about Prince and his lawyers were asking both to stop talking about him via threats of cease and dismiss orders. Wendy basically said she blew him off and would do another interview and purposely talk about him out of spite. None of the member of The Time are under that stipulation either and it's normally Jesse and Terry who are less reserved about only saying nice things about Prince.
33:05 I, too, began to worry when Prince announced his Piano and a Microphone tour. It was as if he had come full circle. It was if Prince was saying, "I started this journey alone and I'm going to end it alone.
Very few people in this world got the honor and privilege to share life with Prince this beautiful soul did. Thank you Ms.Lisa Colenan for sharing your stories with us. You were in the space in time were only a hand full of people got to live. U are soo lucky 😁👍
I think it's a lot easier to grasp and appreciate someone's contributions after they're gone. What they give is easier to discuss when they're not here listening or adding their perspective answering questions or whatever. It's not as consequential to be honest about what we think. It doesn't seem like sucking up the way it would if they could hear you or eventually would.
Wendy and Lisa are so wonderful and at 9 yrs old I was in love. They inspired me to be a musician and I learned to play tons of instruments. Once in Saginaw. I was standing near the stage with a then talented Dezi Phillips. Wendy threw me a laced scarf. Like the old pepsi commercial Here Kidd.🥲🥲🤘🏽🤘🏽💫 Purple Funk Forever ..
Ahhh ... Lisa... such a beautiful & talented human being. And the sexiest part of her body is her BRAIN : ) This was such an amazing and engaging feature, thank U
This was great to see a long form interview with Lisa. As one of the quieter members in the group interviews I never got to hear much from her but what a lovely person. i've always loved her keyboard parts and voice in Wendy & Lisa and the Revolution so its great to get to know a bit more. I didn't know mountains was mainly written by her. Its always been my favorite track from Parade alongside Kiss. I was surprised she didn't think Waterfall was a hit. It wasn't a huge smash but i definitely remember it getting some rotation on MTV and radio. i still love the song. I don't remember Are You My Baby? being played at all eventhough it was also a great single. I just remember it being released when i walked into my local record store.
21:56 = the truth and I'm grateful she & The Revolution understand that and feel it from the crowds. I was hesitant in seeing them without him since the only time I saw them was with him, but I'm so glad I did go to see The Revolution a couple of years ago. They were so great and kept it authentic & true to the original sound (which she mentions), it was somewhat healing. Re: lead vocals, I think they do great on their own, just them, mostly Wendy, her & BrownMark is actually pretty good on vocals & with the crowd (which she also mentions).
I love Lisa. Such a sincere and caring soul. When he asked her about having any idea of what he was going through and her answer really tells how much she knew Him. Especially about the Piano and Microphone tour. Maybe that's why he distanced himself from her and Wendy.
Thank You, FUNKNSTUFF. I just recently subscribed to your RUclips channel, and I am so happy that I did. I love your interview with Lisa Coleman. I watched all three parts of it, and I love ❤️ it. Lisa Coleman is an awesome musician and such a beautiful person. Once again, thank you and God bless you. By the way, if you can, please do an interview of my favorite rock and roll musician (he’s actually very eclectic and performs classic old school soul songs in his other band, Soul Station)……the legendary Paul Stanley of KISS. I have met him twice, and Paul is very down to earth and more introverted than his stage persona.
OMG what a fantastic interview! So honest and revealing. A terrific look behind the curtain. Thank you Lisa! The part you played on the biggest stages did not go unnoticed!
This is such a great interview. Lisa is really sharing some deeply personal and honest experiences. She has always been one of those people that I've wanted to know more about so I really appreciate her willingness to be so open. Thank you Lisa!!
Lisa is obviously a very intelligent and talented lady with a great heart and a very calm disposition!!! I'm glad that they got a break by getting into film scoring!!! There are so many stories of record company executives making bad marketing decisions that have ruined great artists!!! Pop music has been transformed from writing great songs to crafting hit songs. It's too bad that she had to go through a painful breakup with Prince. Unfortunately, the greatest tributes are paid to people after they die. Lisa gave some very revealing insights about playing for and writing with a true musical genius! Thank you Scott for yet another great interview!
🎹🎤🎸🎷🎬🎼🎼🎺👍 nice instrumental sound…! OSU, early 90’s…😊. Different time and place I use to want to meet, write and play with you all. When I was in college. When I started looking at listening to, playing and writing music as as an art form more than just a “fan”. I like you alls playing… I know you alls playing sometimes before I actually find out it is you.
Great interview but was hoping you would ask her about their relationship with Prince after the Revolution (e.g. how often they spoke, their reunion in '06', the last time they spoke before he died)
wow....i love their debut album....funny to hear her speak differently about it..........it thought it was fresh without obviously keeping the prince vibe....there are a few songs thatt are genuinely touching and amazing ...not sure how Lisa would sound so dismissive of songs like Chance To Grow or Everything But You.....chokes me up.....great album
The song was "Are You My Baby" and "Lolly Lolly" they performed on Soul Train. I like how they were overwhelmed to be there. Don asked them some poignant questions. Nice that he had them on. Because, Prince at that point never performed on the show. I wished he did back in the days when he had I Wanna Be Your Lover on the market. Or even Soft and Wet. but he was adamant about not wanting to be the typical R&B Singer. When he performed finally on Soul Train, Mr. Cornelius already stop hosting. "Lolly Lolly" was funky. The Soul Train Dancers was supportive. You see they were like. We are actually here.
Prince did Soul Train in 1983. He had on a purple trench coat and even did a little breakdance. It was Prince & Anita Baker. I was a big Anita Baker fan & that's when she came out
The piano/microphone tour happened because his other hip (the one that didn't have an operation) was causing such pain. So he couldn't really stand and dance and play the guitar anymore. Sad, as it was replaceable, but he didn't want it done.
A very well-paced and thoughtful interview. I LOVE that you took it slow and gave Lisa time to stretch out and fully answer the questions without talking over her. Much of this I knew from past interviews and Biographies, but I never knew about her shopping spree with Morris and Prince for lingerie! Poor Lisa :D Very enjoyable show. Love your laid back style!
Great stuff..v informative..Lisa comes across as a very easy going lovely soul..Prince was lucky he found her..;) and Wendy of course ..Thanks with the good work for da funk..!!....Also İ know it was Lisa's ınterview but Wendy could have said Hi!! ;)
By the way..I have a good friend here İ play with sometimes..prob one of the UK'S finest funk bass players..played for a band called İan Dury and the blockheads..Norman Watt Roy..he'd be a great ınterview...let me know İ'll gıve hım a shout ıf ur ınterested...;)
I don't think these guys were grounding him at that point. I think they were assuming they were better and more crucial than they were. To ask for a million bucks each is ridiculous - not very grounded.
I understand the split now. I just wish he wanted to please the fans enough to keep the band together. The influence of Miles Davis working with a new band at certain points didn't help Prince keep Wendy and Lisa. Smh. Choosing sides after the breakup of him and Suzanne makes sense though. From a girl's perspective, I guess.
Absolutely Wonderful Interview, I've been waiting for decades for an interview with Lisa Coleman. I always thought that Lisa was extremely attractive, I totally loved the fit and finish of her work and Prince seemed to have Jill sing backup on songs in lieu of Lisa and it was always very difficult for me to tell their voices apart. For me, the big question that absolutely no one ever asks any long time associates of Prince is, "Do you think that Prince was mentally ill?" I was married to a Japanese woman for 23 years and for 12 of those 23 years I dealt with her extremely taxing Multiple Personality Disorder / Disassociative Identity Disorder and many of the stories that people who worked with Prince, even when they were junior high school student band members, remind me so much of her being very different personalities literally every time that I saw her.
If Lisa was that worried about him, why didn't she seek to contact him or just go to any of his concerts where he was. She's just talking and she could have got in contact with him if she was really that worried about him especially since she said that he didn't look right.
Yep, difficult isn't it? I can believe that former associates thought he wasn't well. And that the chasm was too big to reach out successfully. But not trying to reach out despite thinking you should, that's a hard square to circle.
Prince wore all his musicians out by playing infinitely long guitar solos , i can only imagine how unbearable it could get to stay on the team for so long
As a Prince fan this does no justice as a interviewer your slow like malassis u make your guest boring with not prepared questions & lack of interesting question that fans really want to know. Watch Rogan & learn to be engaging with your guess to keep the flow faster and entertaining for your viewers not fall asleep. This will bring the lack of energy to your show
This show is about the guest artists and the creative process of making unforgettable music, not the host's cult of personality. Those with an attention span appreciate the depth of knowledge and respect evident in the questions, and relaxed, positive atmosphere that encourages and allows guests to freely open up with uninterrupted candor. Try watching a few episodes and hopefully you will better get it, after being bombarded with what else might be out there. It's like adjusting to fine wine or cuisine after a steady diet of overpowering fast food. At the end of the day, there is no show like this one with the substance, sensitivity and insights that are provided.
Lisa Coleman, quelle classe ! Prince and the Revolution, nothing compares to U ! Prince will live for ever, vive la révolution !
She's just the sweetest person I love you Lisa
Enjoyed this very much.
This is a great interview, Prince and The Revolution became a huge part of my life in my early teen years and still is a part of my life today. I am so grateful I got to see the Revolution in 2019 and Princes last concert in 2016 in Oakland Ca, went on a whim and so glad was such a unique concert experience with him just with his piano. I was into Prince before he got really famous too so its been a wonderful journey watching all of these musicians he worked with over the years, so wonderful to hear Lisa talk about what they were going through.There were purple areas lit up in San Francisco bay area too and it was amazing the honoring of Prince and it was like his essence was being spread out all over the world in those beautiful purple places! I felt the energy getting intense with Prince at the end of his life maybe feeling him pushing himself too much and like Lisa says he needed rest, so true!!!! He really never stopped. I love that Lisa created Mountains and it was a song he worked with on Parade. That soundtrack is really beautiful too.
Such a beautiful, talented and gentle soul. I love Lisa’s honesty and her willingness to share her memories.
She is amazing both as an artist and a human being. 💜
Love Lisa!
With all of the nonsense about Prince on RUclips right now, this was SO REFRESHING! She answered all of the questions, gave details and didn't try to evade! The ONE PROBLEM I have with this fantastic interview: you did not ask her about the song, "Song About"! As Prince fans, we all know that the song is about Prince and was written decades ago, but, when I listen to the song NOW, it gives me CHILLS! I would have loved to hear her talk about that in this setting. Thanks Scott and Lisa, this was one of the best Prince related interviews that I've ever seen!
I would like to listen to that song. Can you help me to find it? purple greetings.
@KayBee -
A lot of it has to do with legal reasons. Everyone before the New Power Generation are not under a confidentiality order. The last person to have worked with Prince and not have had that stipulation in their contract is Matt Fink. (you can also count Shelia E because she had continued to work with him from time to time). Everyone else has to be careful with what they say, because Prince's estate can seek legal action if they choose.
Wendy alluded to it in passing in an interview maybe 10 years ago. It was an interview done by both Wendy and Lisa talking about Prince and his lawyers were asking both to stop talking about him via threats of cease and dismiss orders. Wendy basically said she blew him off and would do another interview and purposely talk about him out of spite. None of the member of The Time are under that stipulation either and it's normally Jesse and Terry who are less reserved about only saying nice things about Prince.
@@kaybee7696 Thanks KayBee - but that video is not avaiable anymore. :-(
@@kaybee7696 hey, I still can´t watch it. Maybe it doesn´t work in Germany. Any other idea? Have a nice day.
@@kaybee7696
Is this the lyrics to that song?
Song About
Wendy & Lisa
It makes me want to cry
Thinking about you
"Beautiful" you said
The way you shook your head
So strange, that no one stayed
At the end of the parade
This is just another song about it
This is just another song about
Standing next to me
Imagine that it's true
You where singing songs
About life or doom
I was singing songs to you
This is just another song about it
This is just another song about
I gave colors to you
You washed my heart
With many dreams
Dreams I'd never seen
The pain of my spirit
The pain of my heart
Don't ever tell me
To let it all go
This is just another song about it
This is just another song about
Quelle: Musixmatch
Songwriter: Lisa Coleman / Wendy Melvoin
Songtext von Song About © Emi Virgin Music, Inc.
Who better to talk to than Lisa ..... What an lovely person and sincere as well! Thank you for sharing this interview/ video.
33:05 I, too, began to worry when Prince announced his Piano and a Microphone tour. It was as if he had come full circle. It was if Prince was saying, "I started this journey alone and I'm going to end it alone.
Very few people in this world got the honor and privilege to share life with Prince this beautiful soul did. Thank you Ms.Lisa Colenan for sharing your stories with us. You were in the space in time were only a hand full of people got to live. U are soo lucky 😁👍
IM glad I got to hear your story and I learned a lot . So sorry about prince but I know y’all will keep his name alive
I think it's a lot easier to grasp and appreciate someone's contributions after they're gone. What they give is easier to discuss when they're not here listening or adding their perspective answering questions or whatever. It's not as consequential to be honest about what we think. It doesn't seem like sucking up the way it would if they could hear you or eventually would.
Lovely. Lovely. Lovely.
Mountains is my jam and I have Lisa C to thank for it 💓
Seldom Seen mind too linn lm 1 drum
I love this interview , yes I remembered when you all was on Soul Train it was Are you my Baby and Saticfaction love you Lisa :-)
FANTASTIC!!! Thanks SO MUCH for interviewing 1 of my favorite musicians on the planet!!!
Mountains - Marvelous!!!
Such a nice person. So talented. Excellent. Very down to Earth.
Incredibly skilled, decent artist. Respect.
I finally got the chance to watch Lisa Coleman's interview, thank you Scott...really cool man.
This interview was the missing link. Lisa thanks for being honest & down to earth. Each member of the Revolution are greats chosen by a great 👏
Wendy and Lisa are so wonderful and at 9 yrs old I was in love. They inspired me to be a musician and I learned to play tons of instruments. Once in Saginaw. I was standing near the stage with a then talented Dezi Phillips. Wendy threw me a laced scarf. Like the old pepsi commercial Here Kidd.🥲🥲🤘🏽🤘🏽💫 Purple Funk Forever ..
Ahhh ... Lisa... such a beautiful & talented human being. And the sexiest part of her body is her BRAIN : ) This was such an amazing and engaging feature, thank U
I just love the way she is cool and honest. Great interview!
This was great to see a long form interview with Lisa. As one of the quieter members in the group interviews I never got to hear much from her but what a lovely person. i've always loved her keyboard parts and voice in Wendy & Lisa and the Revolution so its great to get to know a bit more. I didn't know mountains was mainly written by her. Its always been my favorite track from Parade alongside Kiss. I was surprised she didn't think Waterfall was a hit. It wasn't a huge smash but i definitely remember it getting some rotation on MTV and radio. i still love the song. I don't remember Are You My Baby? being played at all eventhough it was also a great single. I just remember it being released when i walked into my local record store.
21:56 = the truth and I'm grateful she & The Revolution understand that and feel it from the crowds. I was hesitant in seeing them without him since the only time I saw them was with him, but I'm so glad I did go to see The Revolution a couple of years ago. They were so great and kept it authentic & true to the original sound (which she mentions), it was somewhat healing. Re: lead vocals, I think they do great on their own, just them, mostly Wendy, her & BrownMark is actually pretty good on vocals & with the crowd (which she also mentions).
I love Lisa. Such a sincere and caring soul. When he asked her about having any idea of what he was going through and her answer really tells how much she knew Him. Especially about the Piano and Microphone tour. Maybe that's why he distanced himself from her and Wendy.
She so cool. I really admire her as a musician and a person.
Thank U so much. I love Lisa ❤️ she is so truthful. I cried it was so emotional. Need some music now 💫
Thank You, FUNKNSTUFF. I just recently subscribed to your RUclips channel, and I am so happy that I did. I love your interview with Lisa Coleman. I watched all three parts of it, and I love ❤️ it. Lisa Coleman is an awesome musician and such a beautiful person. Once again, thank you and God bless you. By the way, if you can, please do an interview of my favorite rock and roll musician (he’s actually very eclectic and performs classic old school soul songs in his other band, Soul Station)……the legendary
Paul Stanley of KISS. I have met him twice, and Paul is very down to earth and more introverted than his stage persona.
great interview.. so thoughtful and well done. 164 views. Wow..I feel real lucky.
OMG what a fantastic interview! So honest and revealing. A terrific look behind the curtain. Thank you Lisa! The part you played on the biggest stages did not go unnoticed!
This is such a great interview. Lisa is really sharing some deeply personal and honest experiences. She has always been one of those people that I've wanted to know more about so I really appreciate her willingness to be so open. Thank you Lisa!!
Lisa is obviously a very intelligent and talented lady with a great heart and a very calm disposition!!! I'm glad that they got a break by getting into film scoring!!! There are so many stories of record company executives making bad marketing decisions that have ruined great artists!!! Pop music has been transformed from writing great songs to crafting hit songs. It's too bad that she had to go through a painful breakup with Prince. Unfortunately, the greatest tributes are paid to people after they die. Lisa gave some very revealing insights about playing for and writing with a true musical genius! Thank you Scott for yet another great interview!
Thank you for these interviews.
🎹🎤🎸🎷🎬🎼🎼🎺👍 nice instrumental sound…! OSU, early 90’s…😊. Different time and place I use to want to meet, write and play with you all. When I was in college. When I started looking at listening to, playing and writing music as as an art form more than just a “fan”. I like you alls playing… I know you alls playing sometimes before I actually find out it is you.
Great interview but was hoping you would ask her about their relationship with Prince after the Revolution (e.g. how often they spoke, their reunion in '06', the last time they spoke before he died)
Another cool interview my friend.......I dig the T-Shirt
Awesome interview!
I would like to hear the song 🎵 when you were mine played by the revolution. Their were a lot of great songs not heard
wow....i love their debut album....funny to hear her speak differently about it..........it thought it was fresh without obviously keeping the prince vibe....there are a few songs thatt are genuinely touching and amazing ...not sure how Lisa would sound so dismissive of songs like Chance To Grow or Everything But You.....chokes me up.....great album
I love Waterfall!!
I love this one. great!!!!!!!
The song was "Are You My Baby" and "Lolly Lolly" they performed on Soul Train. I like how they were overwhelmed to be there. Don asked them some poignant questions. Nice that he had them on. Because, Prince at that point never performed on the show. I wished he did back in the days when he had I Wanna Be Your Lover on the market. Or even Soft and Wet. but he was adamant about not wanting to be the typical R&B Singer. When he performed finally on Soul Train, Mr. Cornelius already stop hosting. "Lolly Lolly" was funky. The Soul Train Dancers was supportive. You see they were like. We are actually here.
Prince did Soul Train in 1983. He had on a purple trench coat and even did a little breakdance. It was Prince & Anita Baker. I was a big Anita Baker fan & that's when she came out
The piano/microphone tour happened because his other hip (the one that didn't have an operation) was causing such pain. So he couldn't really stand and dance and play the guitar anymore. Sad, as it was replaceable, but he didn't want it done.
A very well-paced and thoughtful interview. I LOVE that you took it slow and gave Lisa time to stretch out and fully answer the questions without talking over her.
Much of this I knew from past interviews and Biographies, but I never knew about her shopping spree with Morris and Prince for lingerie! Poor Lisa :D
Very enjoyable show. Love your laid back style!
i love lisa!x3
We ALL Love You Melissa!!!
Eroica is the underrated record left of the center but accessible, its the strongest of all their albums along w girl bros.
Great stuff..v informative..Lisa comes across as a very easy going lovely soul..Prince was lucky he found her..;) and Wendy of course ..Thanks with the good work for da funk..!!....Also İ know it was Lisa's ınterview but Wendy could have said Hi!! ;)
Yes, still hoping to get Wendy on too.
@@FunknstuffNet ..That would be great..another fine artist....Keep up the good work sir...I'll grab your book too ;)
By the way..I have a good friend here İ play with sometimes..prob one of the UK'S finest funk bass players..played for a band called İan Dury and the blockheads..Norman Watt Roy..he'd be a great ınterview...let me know İ'll gıve hım a shout ıf ur ınterested...;)
Wendy and Lisa rock!!❤❤
I love mountain
I never knew that Lisa wrote "A Million Miles"
Hindsight 20/20. But Prince could have created his own Motown. Kept Writing talent in house.
YEAH!!!!
Lisa likes Coltrane too? Perfect!! Wish more people would talk about him. Another genius gone.
Cool studio! Wonder which keyboard is your favorite go to? Hmm... :)
Prince got rid of the people that kept him grounded..He should have kept her for paisley park.
I don't think these guys were grounding him at that point. I think they were assuming they were better and more crucial than they were.
To ask for a million bucks each is ridiculous - not very grounded.
Wish you asked about the Miami 1985 soundcheck.
Are You My Baby was on Soul Train
Facts !!!!!!!
💜🤘🏿
I understand the split now. I just wish he wanted to please the fans enough to keep the band together. The influence of Miles Davis working with a new band at certain points didn't help Prince keep Wendy and Lisa. Smh. Choosing sides after the breakup of him and Suzanne makes sense though. From a girl's perspective, I guess.
Funny that she mentioned “Sideshow” b/c that’s the one song on their first album that I didn’t love.
He was being himself, didn't have to look no farther.
Absolutely Wonderful Interview, I've been waiting for decades for an interview with Lisa Coleman.
I always thought that Lisa was extremely attractive, I totally loved the fit and finish of her work and Prince seemed to have Jill sing backup on songs in lieu of Lisa and it was always very difficult for me to tell their voices apart.
For me, the big question that absolutely no one ever asks any long time associates of Prince is, "Do you think that Prince was mentally ill?"
I was married to a Japanese woman for 23 years and for 12 of those 23 years I dealt with her extremely taxing Multiple Personality Disorder / Disassociative Identity Disorder and many of the stories that people who worked with Prince, even when they were junior high school student band members, remind me so much of her being very different personalities literally every time that I saw her.
Fur coats in limousines would've been dope as fk.... man sometimes you gotta listen to the record company!
If Lisa was that worried about him, why didn't she seek to contact him or just go to any of his concerts where he was. She's just talking and she could have got in contact with him if she was really that worried about him especially since she said that he didn't look right.
Yep, difficult isn't it?
I can believe that former associates thought he wasn't well. And that the chasm was too big to reach out successfully. But not trying to reach out despite thinking you should, that's a hard square to circle.
Would you all do that for someone that fired you??
Prince wore all his musicians out by playing infinitely long guitar solos , i can only imagine how unbearable it could get to stay on the team for so long
Lol
As a Prince fan this does no justice as a interviewer your slow like malassis u make your guest boring with not prepared questions & lack of interesting question that fans really want to know. Watch Rogan & learn to be engaging with your guess to keep the flow faster and entertaining for your viewers not fall asleep.
This will bring the lack of energy to your show
This show is about the guest artists and the creative process of making unforgettable music, not the host's cult of personality. Those with an attention span appreciate the depth of knowledge and respect evident in the questions, and relaxed, positive atmosphere that encourages and allows guests to freely open up with uninterrupted candor. Try watching a few episodes and hopefully you will better get it, after being bombarded with what else might be out there. It's like adjusting to fine wine or cuisine after a steady diet of overpowering fast food. At the end of the day, there is no show like this one with the substance, sensitivity and insights that are provided.
I like it "slow" like this. I don't like quick-fire, overtalkative hosts. I think he's good, he let's her speak freely. 🙂
Her speaking is harder to endure than Eric The Midget. Slow and annoying. I guess I'll be less knowledgeable about Prince.
Great interview!