BW, Can't thank you and CoCo enough for the shoutout. This is Brad! Amazed that my dear friends Marty and Sharon got through to you guys. I can't begin to tell you how much joy you have brought me with your amazing musicianship and humanity for nearly 50 years! Starting wit D&B, D&D, George etc I could listen to these interviews for days. CoCo , you are such a good interviewer it's amazing! I sit here enthralled! Please keep em coming. I've had a great run in this life but listening to you share the stories of your wonderful, rich life has enriched me immensely! I now know why everyone loved and respected you so much and wanted to hang and work with you because your sweetness comes thru in spades in these interviews! You have made me a very happy man indeed! Thanks so much! Brad
Thank you, some of my old boys have gone to glory now too, miss them all everyday. We were never famous, but we made em dance. That was our job, glad to do it,,,,thanks again,
Great stories as always. Love them all. I did meet and be around Bobby Keys back in 1983-85. He used to know some other people from Lubbock, Texas who were part of a band named "The Planets" and played with them here and there. Got to hang around him due to being around the band helping out and he was very good to me. He learned I did not smoke or drink or do any drugs and after everybody left and it was just he and I in a room said to me you got a good head on you to stick away from all of the junk. Had I had someone like you around I would have saved me lots of lost money. Probably true. He had a great laugh and basically was a fun man to be around. Good times.
These chats are the greatest history of American /british music ever put to words.Coco really is one great inter viewer .They make you feel like you were back stage thru it all.Saw Cream on their first American tour and the rest is history,love how bobby talks about all the R&R royaltyon a first name close friend.Be nice if you could turn these talks into a book.Masterful historic story about the music that touched so many lives.
You can get by with 2-3 pairs of pants, but a man needs plenty of shirts. It is heartwarming to hear about the intimate relationships and details behind these recordings! God bless.
Not only did he have five star gastronomical taste but he seems to have carried that over in his taste for friends. Thanks again for sharing Bobby. By the way that man could sure play that sax.
You are such a dear man. Your stories are as big as your heart. No greater pleasure than sitting in listening to you speak about your friends, your life and your laughter. Thank you again and again for all you share
I met Bobby Keys once at Keith’s house in Sussex, UK. Me and my buddy were Keith’s gardener at the time and was invited to his daughter, Angie’s wedding reception. Everyone was there as you would expect. In the mingling crowd I saw BK standing by himself and I had to go over and say hello. We talked about the mad dogs tour and you and Hurtwood Edge. He was humbled that I knew so much and was a super mellow guy. Later that night was a jam in a tent with Ronnie, Keith, Bobby and other folks. Me and my mate was just sat cross legged on the grass in front of that foot hight stage.. will never forget it.
Great story about ur friend Bobby Keys, you know ive lost alot of my hardcore running buddies, and im only 63 and been clean n sober for 15 yrs...this life now is sure different but most of the time im very grateful for it and my memories of running hard...i too barely got out of the dope game...sounds like u did too Bobby, keep the stories coming because even tho im not a musician ive loved the tunes through the years...still love em...keep the faith Bobby and CoCo ya'll aint nothing but badass...
I did my binge watching a week or so ago, and now I'm all caught up! Loving all the memories. Makes me feel like I'm sitting in your living room exchanging stories, laughing and having fun. Thanks so much!
Great storys about Bobby Keys ! You made me laugh !! Seen you all at The Fillmore East with Delaney & Bonnie with Eric ! Great Show. You got me singing, " You're My Girl " all day !!
Hi Coco and Bobby, Thank you so much for all the great stories! I had to go back and listen to Leo Sayer’s ‘When I Need You’ to hear BK’s sooo great solo. Much Love And Respect to you Two.
I usually watch a couple a night .Great Bobby Keys story , I had a suspicion thats where it was going , sure glad you are keeping it up I do not get tired of the content ...
When I started watching this channel I thought, at this rate BW is going to run out of stories, now I'm wondering if I'll live long enough to hear them all! Compulsive viewing! P.S. check out Bobby's solo work - a store of neglected gems 👍
I love the way you put it- i was a late-comer to this channel. I immediately became addicted! Started watching, then would say "just one more" til it was past 4am. Got up the next day+had to tune in with my morning coffee. Even the comments are so interesting that I began wondering if I'll ever get through it all. It's like sitting with old friends, reminiscing about the good ol' days. Even tho I wasn't there, the MUSIC WAS part of MY life. RELATABLE! It's all intertwined. Haven't found much that interests me these days, BUT THIS IS TOP NOTCH!! Can't stop watching, laughing, learning...feel like a fly on the wall--a wall of HISTORY!!. So thankful Bobby+Coco decided to share with us. Gives me LOTS to look forward to, along with a LOT of other people👍🏼Great stories!! HELLUVA GOOD ATTITUDE! 👏👏👏
Love you both! Bobby, your voice and songs are a gift! Coco, too! You’re both blessed. Bobby, your stories and storytelling are infectious, and healing in a way, due to your ability to lead us through the good, and not so good times with a chuckle in your voice, and your positive demeanor. Can’t say enough about how much I appreciate y’all doing these videos! So glad y’all found each other and everything happened as it did. It was meant to be. Holding down the fort here in south Austin, Keep on rockin’ and painting!
Best rock n roll sax player for my money that there ever was. When I watched the movie about him I noticed something - hs comic delivery reminded me uncannily of that of the comedian Ron White. And i looked it up and there from pretty close to the same part of Texas - Lubbock area - so I reckon that might explain it.
Bobby: I've watched your videos here and there (I suspect a binge watch might be coming soon), but I recently caught the "Life in 12 Bars" EC documentary, and you, sir, have got to be one of the best story tellers I've ever run across. I've always been a fan, but you as person and not just another voice and instument in the mix is pure gold. You have a very genuine quality that comes through and all too rare anymore. With tremendous respect and best wishes, ~bp
Loved Bobby Keys. That reminds me of the one episode of the honeymooners when Ralph Kramden and his Alice went out with a couple Ralph was going to play the big shot and get the bill. The bill came. The other guy says I got it. Ralph says no I got it. The guy said OK Ralph’s jaw dropped to the table.
I just listen too a bobby keys interview, my god is he a funny man, this interview was back when he came out with his book every night is Saturday night not sure what year it was but great stuff.
Thanks for another great video CoCo and Bobby. I’m a huge fan of Bobby Keys’ playing and his book. He seemed like a once in a lifetime character. You all have a great weekend
Lovely stories. I think anecdotes told by friends are a far better way of appreciating someone's character; biographies are nearly always coloured by the axe the author's grinding.
I know Bobby Keys was out there in the Late 50's and I heard he even played with Buddy Holly. but, I don't know what on. I saw him many times with the Stones. There's a great 2 hr.TV movie about him called "Every nite is a Saturday Nite'. It's on AXS TV every few months.
Its one of the best music channels on youtube because its all real deal in your face recollections straight from the heart and soul of the man who played it recorded it toured it wrote it sang it lived it and lucky for all of us he survived and came out the other side to tell the tales of all of it Its really fucking cool man You guys should do a thing with Joe Chambers and his R&R musicians hall of fame show
@@joebloggs8636 its very good and i love it Have you watched any of the R&R musicians hall of fame video’s? Joe Chambers interviews some great people as well
Good Bobby Keys' story. This didn't happen on your watch, but he, reportedly, was suspended from the Stones for taking a bath (probably with friends) in expensive Champagne. The two of you inspired me to rent Mad Dogs and Englishmen. What a non-stop party that was. Last note: thanks for doing the vignette on Kay Poorboy. In a world of singers--- an un-sung hero... the Shakespearian version of "Layla." Keep the faith.
Just catching up on all your videos, I'm new to the party..but don't worry I stay late!.. I'm blown away by this inside look at this era.. things I always wondered about.. my new favorite channel..please keep them coming.. Bill
Keith Richards once said that Bobby Keys was the only saxophone player in rock and roll who played his saxophone just like a guitar. And BTW, beautiful story of the two Bobby's !!!!
Great stories. A friend of a friend was Bobby Keys's "guy" in Philadelphia for after the show when The Stones came to town. One night he said he hung out with Bobby, Keith, and Ronnie and had a good ol' time.
It's good hearing you say it's fun for ya'll doing this - because it's damn sure fun for us on this side! When I see a new video is available I'll set aside a special time to watch, assuring I'll not be interrupted, because that's how much I enjoy your reminiscence. As for Bobby Keys, I remember a part of the Mad Dogs film where he's driving around Dallas talking about how he should visit his grandfather, but the conversation would probably just be a scolding about how he should have stayed in college and studied architecture. Ya'll stay safe and keep the vids a coming.
Bobby, after listening to your story about Jools Holland I went back to watch the show. That was an incredible performance. You were in the zone. Great work!
It's so cool to sit back and relax and hear a great conversation with ya all! Bobby Keyes was just so awesome😃 Thanks for the further insight on one of our fav musicians🎷🎵🎵🎷
I'm feel fortunate I'm able to say I saw Bobby Keys at the Palomino many years ago when he played with Ronnie Lane. It was a nice show but sad at the same time because Ronnie was in his final days, had to be led on stage with a cane, wasn't able to stand or play, etc. One of the highlights of the show was that they played the solo section of "Can't You Hear Me Knockin", and Bobby just wailed. I'll never forget that memory. I wonder if Bobby W. has any recollections of Ronnie Lane being that Ronnie was friends with Clapton, etc.?
Ronnie Lane used to live in Austin. I saw him sing “Ooh La La” at the Cactus Café on UT campus. He tired easily and had to be led up by a lovely lady, but sang well and blessed the place.
Yep...gotta close the matchbook before striking one handed, otherwise the whole book could blow. Been there done that. Kinda embarrassing 🤣👍😎 Melted shirts clinging onto the skin hurts like hell! Don't wear those kinda shirts anymore 🤣👍😎 Pinhole burns too🤣👍😎 I'm positive Mr. Keys feels the same about you Mr. Whitlock 👍😎 👍😎❤🖖 Love folks
I'd like to hear Bobby talk about his solo albums that he made after the Dominoes. I've been listening to the first 2 & Rock Your Sox Off. A lot of great stuff there. "Dearest I Wonder" I think is really special. Just a beautiful, really soulful song.
"Im glad to have called Bobby Keys my friend" Can't say it any better then that!
Peace Bobby W & Bobby K
Im from the country - I love to play my music -
I wish I could have met Bobby Keys and hopefully I will meet Mr B Dub & CoCo
BW, Can't thank you and CoCo enough for the shoutout. This is Brad! Amazed that my dear friends Marty and Sharon got through to you guys. I can't begin to tell you how much joy you have brought me with your amazing musicianship and humanity for nearly 50 years! Starting wit D&B, D&D, George etc I could listen to these interviews for days. CoCo , you are such a good interviewer it's amazing! I sit here enthralled! Please keep em coming. I've had a great run in this life but listening to you share the stories of your wonderful, rich life has enriched me immensely! I now know why everyone loved and respected you so much and wanted to hang and work with you because your sweetness comes thru in spades in these interviews! You have made me a very happy man indeed! Thanks so much! Brad
Thank you, some of my old boys have gone to glory now too, miss them all everyday. We were never famous, but we made em dance. That was our job, glad to do it,,,,thanks again,
The Dominoes had so much heart and soul. Eric brought the broken heart and boy! did Bobby bring the soul...love you guys❤
Can’t you hear me knockin , to this day the best Sax solo in rock n roll EVER !!! RIP Bobby Keys . Thanks for the story B double ya .
Great stories as always. Love them all. I did meet and be around Bobby Keys back in 1983-85. He used to know some other people from Lubbock, Texas who were part of a band named "The Planets" and played with them here and there. Got to hang around him due to being around the band helping out and he was very good to me. He learned I did not smoke or drink or do any drugs and after everybody left and it was just he and I in a room said to me you got a good head on you to stick away from all of the junk. Had I had someone like you around I would have saved me lots of lost money. Probably true. He had a great laugh and basically was a fun man to be around. Good times.
You guy's are so real. Thanks for the history lessons !!
Thank you Bob
These chats are the greatest history of American /british music ever put to words.Coco really is one great inter viewer .They make you feel like you were back stage thru it all.Saw Cream on their first American tour and the rest is history,love how bobby talks about all the R&R royaltyon a first name close friend.Be nice if you could turn these talks into a book.Masterful historic story about the music that touched so many lives.
@@jakiekor Bobby Whitlock A Rock and Roll Autobiography
On Amazon
Seriously, I don’t binge watch anything, but you guys are amazingly intoxicating!
Thanks for the amazing Bobby Keys stories.....Warms the Heart ! ❤🎸🎷🎹🎤🎶🔊☮
Love Bobby's stories and he has a great laugh too!!
You can get by with 2-3 pairs of pants, but a man needs plenty of shirts. It is heartwarming to hear about the intimate relationships and details behind these recordings! God bless.
Thank you Michael
Not only did he have five star gastronomical taste but he seems to have carried that over in his taste for friends. Thanks again for sharing Bobby. By the way that man could sure play that sax.
Bobby, the music you all made was my part and parcel growing up and im so happy to hear these stories of those days. Thanks again🙂
yup!
You are such a dear man. Your stories are as big as your heart. No greater pleasure than sitting in listening to you speak about your friends, your life and your laughter. Thank you again and again for all you share
I met Bobby Keys once at Keith’s house in Sussex, UK. Me and my buddy were Keith’s gardener at the time and was invited to his daughter, Angie’s wedding reception. Everyone was there as you would expect. In the mingling crowd I saw BK standing by himself and I had to go over and say hello. We talked about the mad dogs tour and you and Hurtwood Edge. He was humbled that I knew so much and was a super mellow guy. Later that night was a jam in a tent with Ronnie, Keith, Bobby and other folks. Me and my mate was just sat cross legged on the grass in front of that foot hight stage.. will never forget it.
What a wonderful memory.. CoCo
did you know Jack i.e. Jumping Jack? or was this years later you worked?
Great story about ur friend Bobby Keys, you know ive lost alot of my hardcore running buddies, and im only 63 and been clean n sober for 15 yrs...this life now is sure different but most of the time im very grateful for it and my memories of running hard...i too barely got out of the dope game...sounds like u did too Bobby, keep the stories coming because even tho im not a musician ive loved the tunes through the years...still love em...keep the faith Bobby and CoCo ya'll aint nothing but badass...
Thank you JR
When charlie watts grins you know bobby was smokin!
I think the focus on friendships in these stories is my favorite part :)
I did my binge watching a week or so ago, and now I'm all caught up! Loving all the memories. Makes me feel like I'm sitting in your living room exchanging stories, laughing and having fun. Thanks so much!
Great storys about Bobby Keys ! You made me laugh !! Seen you all at The Fillmore East with Delaney & Bonnie with Eric ! Great Show. You got me singing, " You're My Girl " all day !!
Hey BW! Thanks again for sharing your stories. I don't always comment, bug I do always enjoy the entertaining yarns from your younger days.
Hi Coco and Bobby,
Thank you so much for all the great stories!
I had to go back and listen to Leo Sayer’s ‘When I Need You’ to hear BK’s sooo great solo.
Much Love And Respect to you Two.
I usually watch a couple a night .Great Bobby Keys story , I had a suspicion thats where it was going , sure glad you are keeping it up I do not get tired of the content ...
When I started watching this channel I thought, at this rate BW is going to run out of stories, now I'm wondering if I'll live long enough to hear them all!
Compulsive viewing!
P.S. check out Bobby's solo work - a store of neglected gems 👍
I love the way you put it- i was a late-comer to this channel. I immediately became addicted! Started watching, then would say "just one more" til it was past 4am. Got up the next day+had to tune in with my morning coffee. Even the comments are so interesting that I began wondering if I'll ever get through it all. It's like sitting with old friends, reminiscing about the good ol' days. Even tho I wasn't there, the MUSIC WAS part of MY life. RELATABLE! It's all intertwined. Haven't found much that interests me these days, BUT THIS IS TOP NOTCH!! Can't stop watching, laughing, learning...feel like a fly on the wall--a wall of HISTORY!!. So thankful Bobby+Coco decided to share with us. Gives me LOTS to look forward to, along with a LOT of other people👍🏼Great stories!! HELLUVA GOOD ATTITUDE!
👏👏👏
..what a wonderful soul, you can tell by his eyes and laughter.. And I just love Coco's voice
Great Heartfelt stories, you can really sense your love & friendship of Bobby Keys
Love you both! Bobby, your voice and songs are a gift! Coco, too! You’re both blessed.
Bobby, your stories and storytelling are infectious, and healing in a way, due to your ability to lead us through the good, and not so good times with a chuckle in your voice, and your positive demeanor.
Can’t say enough about how much I appreciate y’all doing these videos!
So glad y’all found each other and everything happened as it did. It was meant to be.
Holding down the fort here in south Austin,
Keep on rockin’ and painting!
Best rock n roll sax player for my money that there ever was. When I watched the movie about him I noticed something - hs comic delivery reminded me uncannily of that of the comedian Ron White. And i looked it up and there from pretty close to the same part of Texas - Lubbock area - so I reckon that might explain it.
Bobby: I've watched your videos here and there (I suspect a binge watch might be coming soon), but I recently caught the "Life in 12 Bars" EC documentary, and you, sir, have got to be one of the best story tellers I've ever run across. I've always been a fan, but you as person and not just another voice and instument in the mix is pure gold. You have a very genuine quality that comes through and all too rare anymore. With tremendous respect and best wishes, ~bp
Loved Bobby Keys. That reminds me of the one episode of the honeymooners when Ralph Kramden and his Alice went out with a couple Ralph was going to play the big shot and get the bill. The bill came. The other guy says I got it. Ralph says no I got it. The guy said OK Ralph’s jaw dropped to the table.
I just listen too a bobby keys interview, my god is he a funny man, this interview was back when he came out with his book every night is Saturday night not sure what year it was but great stuff.
Thank you Bobby & CoCo!
I'm Bunge watching while binge eating lol. I'm a huge Bobby keys fan
That last bit there....That's a Genuine Southern Gentleman.......brings a tear to the eye....
Thanks for another great video CoCo and Bobby. I’m a huge fan of Bobby Keys’ playing and his book. He seemed like a once in a lifetime character. You all have a great weekend
Lovely stories. I think anecdotes told by friends are a far better way of appreciating someone's character; biographies are nearly always coloured by the axe the author's grinding.
I'm glad you're happy doing these too Just wonderful So grateful
I know Bobby Keys was out there in the Late 50's and I heard he even played with Buddy Holly. but, I don't know what on. I saw him many times with the Stones. There's a great 2 hr.TV movie about him called "Every nite is a Saturday Nite'. It's on AXS TV every few months.
Bobby spoke at the premiere.
What a great story about the great Bobby Keys!. BW your stories are priceless...any stories about Jim Price?
Its one of the best music channels on youtube because its all real deal in your face recollections straight from the heart and soul of the man who played it recorded it toured it wrote it sang it lived it and lucky for all of us he survived and came out the other side to tell the tales of all of it
Its really fucking cool man
You guys should do a thing with Joe Chambers and his R&R musicians hall of fame show
this IS the best ch. on the tube!
@@joebloggs8636 its very good and i love it
Have you watched any of the R&R musicians hall of fame video’s? Joe Chambers interviews some great people as well
So glad I found this! I can watch this all day every day! You are my favorite singer Bobby 🤘
I'm gonna keep on bingin as long as u guys keep doin!
This is great!
Thank you so much for sharing your memories with us.
Thanks for sharing !
Good Bobby Keys' story. This didn't happen on your watch, but he, reportedly, was suspended from the Stones for taking a bath (probably with friends) in expensive Champagne. The two of you inspired me to rent Mad Dogs and Englishmen. What a non-stop party that was. Last note: thanks for doing the vignette on Kay Poorboy. In a world of singers--- an un-sung hero... the Shakespearian version of "Layla." Keep the faith.
I think it wasn't the champagne-he and some call girl shacked up too long he missed a show! got banned from the Stones for 10 years!
I saw him play in Austin with Joe Ely’s band during his Stones banishment. No one can imitate that sound of his.
The man owns a lot of shirts.
Good taste in shirts, also.
Great B Keys story!
Should have given Bobby Keys one dm during the shirt with the matches situation.
@@docbearmb I think Bobby might have been a few sizes larger😜
small but important correction: "lot of nice shirts"
Just catching up on all your videos, I'm new to the party..but don't worry I stay late!.. I'm blown away by this inside look at this era.. things I always wondered about.. my new favorite channel..please keep them coming..
Bill
THANKS FOR SHARING AGAIN! WILL BE WATCHING FOR NEXT ONE ☮️
I love people that can tell stories !
These stories are so good.Thanks to both of you for taking us on these little journeys.
missed you guys last few days..good to hear your stories again....
I've videoed with my canon.. that always takes longer to post.
And too we have other stuff to do.
Can't always get to it. Thank you Joe
This is why I love you guys. I get to hear stories that I would never have heard from somebody’s autobiography. Thanks
Keith Richards once said that Bobby Keys was the only saxophone player in rock and roll who played his saxophone just like a guitar. And BTW, beautiful story of the two Bobby's !!!!
Great stories. A friend of a friend was Bobby Keys's "guy" in Philadelphia for after the show when The Stones came to town. One night he said he hung out with Bobby, Keith, and Ronnie and had a good ol' time.
That’s a great story Bobby
Cool new video- going to get me a slice of cake - cause I'm binge-watching AND binge eating.
What a wonderful story !!!! I enjoy them all and I dig the historical aspects being straightened out but the human touch is fun to hear .
It's good hearing you say it's fun for ya'll doing this - because it's damn sure fun for us on this side! When I see a new video is available I'll set aside a special time to watch, assuring I'll not be interrupted, because that's how much I enjoy your reminiscence. As for Bobby Keys, I remember a part of the Mad Dogs film where he's driving around Dallas talking about how he should visit his grandfather, but the conversation would probably just be a scolding about how he should have stayed in college and studied architecture. Ya'll stay safe and keep the vids a coming.
Awesome Bobby. I still play, "I'd Rather Live the Straight Life" on my acoustic guitar. Such a great acoustic song from way back then.
Great stories about some great friendship!
Very nostalgic really takes me back
I'm really enjoy the stories ! Some very interesting stuff and very funny ! Keep it up ! Thank you !
I have a pretty good feeling about life in general whenever I see one of these vids... very nice.
Bobby left a few shirts at Mike V's house on Libby Way that I inherited when he and Jim left for England. Nice stuff too!
Can he have it back please
Real Sh*t Bobby... Love It...
Great stories!!!!
Enjoying all of these interviews!! Thanx muchly.
Love, love, LOVE these stories! Thanks for sharing and yes I am totally binging 😂
great stories for some great RnR'ers. I can not even imagine those conversations and antics that went on. I need to get his solo album on vinyl.
Lovely tales about your dear friend who seemed like such a great character!
Bobby, after listening to your story about Jools Holland I went back to watch the show. That was an incredible performance. You were in the zone. Great work!
Thank you
We miss him, Nashville Tn
Such a great storyteller along with everything else. Thank you both!
Wonderful one of a kind stories
Thank you for another great episode.
Thank you Jim
Congratulations on Bobby’s Beal Street walk of fame. Coco deserves a big assist!
It's so cool to sit back and relax and hear a great conversation with ya all!
Bobby Keyes was just so awesome😃 Thanks for the further insight on one of our fav musicians🎷🎵🎵🎷
2great Bobby’s. The show is great almost at 5000 subscribers “ keep on growing “
Yall had me at hello.cant get enuff
I'm feel fortunate I'm able to say I saw Bobby Keys at the Palomino many years ago when he played with Ronnie Lane. It was a nice show but sad at the same time because Ronnie was in his final days, had to be led on stage with a cane, wasn't able to stand or play, etc. One of the highlights of the show was that they played the solo section of "Can't You Hear Me Knockin", and Bobby just wailed. I'll never forget that memory. I wonder if Bobby W. has any recollections of Ronnie Lane being that Ronnie was friends with Clapton, etc.?
I was there... took photos, Mac showed up as well... that is Ian Mclagan. Good night.
Ronnie Lane used to live in Austin. I saw him sing “Ooh La La” at the Cactus Café on UT campus. He tired easily and had to be led up by a lovely lady, but sang well and blessed the place.
BW have you ever played a show on a revolving stage like at Madison Square Garden? Awesome memories Fella thanks.
Yes
Made me wonder if Bobby was playing Matchbox by Carl Perkins during that fire shirt incident.
Bobby missed you god the past few days!!! Love the stories keep them
Coming
Keys and price were a great pair how did that come about?
Thanks guys. You are going to make Brad's day.
Yep...gotta close the matchbook before striking one handed, otherwise the whole book could blow. Been there done that. Kinda embarrassing 🤣👍😎
Melted shirts clinging onto the skin hurts like hell! Don't wear those kinda shirts anymore 🤣👍😎
Pinhole burns too🤣👍😎
I'm positive Mr. Keys feels the same about you Mr. Whitlock 👍😎
👍😎❤🖖
Love folks
🎵Can't wait to hear the tracks you are all workin' on✨🎵🎵
Man that sax player is hot!
Oh yeah, he's on fire tonight!
Mark me down as a binge watcher.
I am still laughing abou the matches!!!
The life version of Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad seems perfect. Can Bobby comment?
The live version is phenomenal!
Loved your work w Eric Clapton
Glad you were able to see your D&B friend one last time
Yea Buddy...!!
“Binge watching better than binge eating , Bobby reply, Being Vegan”! Yea we are vegan !! Lol his laugh kills me
I'd like to hear Bobby talk about his solo albums that he made after the Dominoes. I've been listening to the first 2 & Rock Your Sox Off. A lot of great stuff there. "Dearest I Wonder" I think is really special. Just a beautiful, really soulful song.
It's one of my favorites... CoCo
Bobby, you should come out with a line of shirts.
Bobby and Coco, have you guys seen "Every night's a Saturday night"?
Bobby spoke at the premiere, yes we saw it.
You and Coco oughtta crash the Superbowl stage tommorow, I don't think it could be much better than that
Fantastic