Here we are. Here we are. Set in the clocks back. Set the clocks back. Yeah.

How are you guys? Happy Monday, November 5th. Comedy from New York City, the Vagabond.

No mad. Call me what you will. How are you guys? You good today? Did you have a great

week and did you set your clock back? So funny. I just hear that over and over everywhere

you go. Set your clock. I mean most clocks go back automatic now. Like on the iPhone and

stuff. But yeah. Anyway, here we are. Great guest today. A Hall of Famer. A rock and

roll Hall of Famer is on the podcast today. And I believe he's the fourth. I had Steve

Jones, Duff McKagan, Nancy Wilson, and now Mr. David Bryan from Bond Jovey, the keyboard

God. And I don't use that word lightly. Keyboard God, he is, man. I mean, you got to think a

lot of those Bond Jovey songs. They are all driven by amazing, thematic, hooky keyboard

lines. And this guy, you know, underrated, I think underrated when I sit and look at the

work or listen to the work that he's done over the years, it really is a massive part

of the 80s sound and a massive part of the Bond Jovey sound. And without him, I don't

think some of the songs would be even close to as strong as they are. You know, the keyboards

really bring it in. It's funny when I used to play music. When I was playing music in the

80s, it was always like no keyboards, no way. And later on in life, when I played music

through the 90s, I was like keyboards, a must. You know, you realize if you're not ACDC

or the Ramones, you got to get some keyboards in there, man. It really fattens up and gives

the music some depth. Look at the black rose, man. The black rose without Eddie. Yeah,

they're pretty good, you know. But when Eddie's in there laying down all that stuff,

or when you look at the cars, we talk about the cars, David and I today, the cars, a

80s sound and keyboards, Bruce with the 70s, of course, and 80s keyboards. I'm a big fan

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