Here we are, here we are. Another episode will let it be talk. It is Monday, April 8th.

And we have a legend, another legend here. Holy smokes, you know how I love the drummers?

I don't think I looked back over the seven years of the podcast.

And I would say it's almost a drum podcast, as I looked at it over the years.

I have always said, great drummer makes a great band.

And I've had some of my favorite drummers ever on this show.

And just to give you a little list of it over the seven years, I wanted to do this

because that way the lazy people or the new listeners don't go, you should have such and such on the show.

But look at this. Look at this list of drummers. I'm tutin' my horn, motherfuckers.

All booked by me, no agent, no publicist. Look who I've had on this.

The groove kings, Brad Wilk, Kenny Arnoth, Josh Fries, Jean Hogan, Slim Jim,

Jormavik, Tim Alexander, Patrick Keeler, Jimmy DeAnda, Joey C, Franklin Vanderbilt,

Dave Lombardo, John Theodore, Joe Travers, Jim Bogey's,

Braun Dailler, Tony Hajar, and Steve Gorman. Come on.

That is insane. That's an impressive list of incredible drummers out there in the world,

playing rock and roll. And the reason I read their names off is because I think everyone should know

who these fucking people are. That's how I feel about drummers.

Killer drummers, killer band. Bottom line. God, I would have loved to have Bonzo on.

Can you imagine Bonzo at his age now? The life he would have lived? Like, yeah, all right, let's do it, you know.

Today's guest. I've been watching this man play drum since 1981.

I went to the Dan, the green fourth of July weekend. Heart was the headliner,

Ozzy Osborne special guest, Blizzard of Oz band. Tommy Aldridge on the kit.

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