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JJ's music has saved more than one life. you feel it in the core of your soul. I love that more and more people have discovered the amazing music of JJ Grey and Mofro, I love nothing more than taking someone to a show who isn't familiar. But I am also selfish and I don't want to share the greatest "unknown" with those who are not worthy. IYKYK💞

This is awesome, thank you!

Charles Baker such a great guy, as they all seem to be on that show. Great interview, thank you

This is a really well conducted interview. This isn’t my world at all, but I very much enjoyed watching this.

Legend 🤘

Ah, the curse of high intelligence and having nowhere to use it 😂 I have the same problem, though to a slightly lesser degree because my autism keeps me naturally reserved and keeps me from having these desires to be in front of people (even as a professional musician). Constantly explaining where you're coming from after a life of no one understanding you is a serious mindfuck, especially when there's no expectation to tell people. It's hard

What a fabulous interview with this fabulous man from one of the best groups Manchester has ever produced!!!! ❤❤❤❤🤗👍👏👏👏👏👏I know how he felt, my dad was a baker and confectioner and I also grew up helping out in his two shops! None of us children went into the baking business either! 🤗

Good little interview. I saw Mr. Pickett summer of ‘73 with Tower of Power in Providence Civic Center opening for Santana. I was knocked out by his solos and his Lenny Dance.

I disagree with that piano/good song theory. There are plenty of genres that hinge upon a specific sound from a specific instrument. Maybe you can make the argument for popular western music but even that’s a stretch. That rules out hip hop and some of the more minimalistic or dissonant metal sub genres like doom metal.

I love this story and bless you Steve, but I also really wanna know if David's ideas on the other side made it on to Thriller too!!!

Kevs getting on a bit, almost didn't recognise him..legend

JJ is from Jacksonville, I met him here several times here. My friend works on his guitars and he is awesome

Definately gettjng bill murray vibes. Such a lovely person. And cool interview

dude you are a phenomenal interviewer !! this might be the best bill interview out there, such a gem :DDD

every time i hear his name i think of a funny web animated series about sentient objects battling for a prize

Amazing where song ideas come from....Like Bob Marley's wake up and Live is from a bill board cure for indigestion.

Funny how my musical journey took a similar trajectory. I was offered a free clarinet in 3rd grade and joined my first school band. I always wanted to play tenor sax, but the school didn't offer me a free saxophone. My parents, God bless' em, bought me a $75 Buescher Tenor when I was 10 that I cherished. I still have it at 70. Unfortunately for me, school bands never had openings for tenor sax players. So I was always stuck on clarinet. Played tenor sax for enjoyment but never found a show band like Lenny did at 19. In 1970, I stood outside San Diego's Funky Quarters (over 21 club) a skinny 16 year-old, listening to Tower of Power, when Skip Mesquite was lead tenor. I got a jab of that Soul Vaccination and went totally apeshit for that band as did my drummer bro who idolized David Garibaldi. All my friends scratching their heads why I wasn't into popular top 40. They said, "...that Arnold kid likes the "Jigaboo Junk." Lenny was, and will always be my favorite woodwind aficionado.

but why does it sound like he has a lisp? I know he doesn't, but....

Oh JJ knows he's the man!

UK students were subsidised.

he didnt did a thing, he did a miracld ❤

God bless you Sir. Absolutely my favourite MJ song

“What’s your favorite you heard your music in?” “Vanossgaming”

My favorite place is Geometry Dash, most of the menus without the main theme has his music in them

Happy Birthday, Vinnie!!

12:31 💀💀💀

Michael Jackson was a intelligent, talented businessman!

Bill Wurtz is like if Jerma were a human being

Changed my perception of the split of 10cc. Thank you.

Kevin is epic, from BFDI to stocks to OG Monster School, he makes great music everywhere

That was top x Cool dude. Consequences' Ive had it since the late 80's even then i thought it was a million light years ahead of its time. And the writings within, man they are so relevant today. It certainly had an influence on my musical life and journey x

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Nobody could have done Skinny Pete lIke Charles Baker. He was absolutely perfect in the role. Thanks for the interview. Always wondered what let Charles to this role. Happy to see he's doing well.

Awesome intro!!!! 🤣

Great interview bro

Honestly that thumbnail is crazier than the earthquake

if youre high and watch this you either understand everything or nothing

Aquarium...beautiful ❤.

I adore him, not just his music, him! His personality, and you are awesome for being young and polite to him, you're both awesome 😃👏👏👏🏆👋😀🦘🇦🇺🦘.

Toto sucks. Its not just me. HUMAN NATURE fits nicely in the THRILLER songlist. I have never had it on any playlist of mine so i dont consider it such a mj classic.

I love this guy cause he made some of the scp ambience wel not only that bro got me listening to my childhood without me noticing

Mr. Cobham, BIG THANK YOU for the inspiration. God Bless You!!

Trust experience, trust Oakley.

What is this! only watched a while, this is just a private conversation, it goes absolutly NOWHERE remotely interesting!

Skinny pete and badger spin off when?

Hi Shawn. I was a neighbor of your mom's when I lived in Hot Springs Village, AR. It was a pleasure to meet you. You are a very talented musician.

u might want to get joel haver and discuss about movies!

i am so underhyped for Bill

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Somewhere in Hollywood and Old wild men are in my top songs ever ❤️❤️