Okay, welcome folks. You have tuned in to another edition of Life on Planet Porky. Thank you very much

indeed for joining myself, the Porkmeister and Leslie Ann Jones this morning. We hope to be able to light up

the universe over the next 40 minutes.

And Leslie Ann, I have to say, you never failed to amaze me or surprise me.

I picked up the story of the incredible rocker, Little Richard Dine, over the weekend.

And what do I see next? You've actually got a story about meeting the man.

Is there anybody in the show was where you haven't met? And please tell me about your experience.

Oh, you know what? It was all in a day's work back in the day. We obviously this was our job.

We did meet all the rock stars. We did get to interview them. We did spend time with

them. And I had the wildest night out of my life in West Hollywood with Little Richard back in

1985.

Good job. So he'd just been in England, actually. He'd been working on a new album called Lifetime Friend.

And he'd had a car accident. He crashed into a

telephone pole. He broke his right leg and several of his ribs. And he had all these head and facial

injuries and stuff. But it didn't stop him. He said, no, no, no, no, no. Nothing stops me going out

on the night on the tiles. Lovely young lady in from london out we go and there wasn't a bar

or a club in the whole of west hollywood we didn't turn over that night he honestly he he left me

in a heap in the corner i think it took me about a month to get over it how many people were in his

entourage when you went out oh Oh, just the two of us.

Yeah, yeah. How did he cotton on to you? You know, he's one of the biggest rock stars historically

in the world. You drift into West Hollywood. Where did you bump into him? Well, I didn't. I had an

arrangement with him. There was a guy called Charles White, amazing eccentric himself.

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