Hello Gary.

Hello Guy so we're in Paris.

We are we're in Paris. We're at L Olympia.

Yes as a theatre I think we both have long histories with.

Yeah, I first played here exactly 40 years ago. It was about our while.

With the same from motor that we had to know it.

Wow. And of course it's hallowed ground isn't it because the beatballs

he played this venue. That's right. Yeah. There are some photographs

aren't that the McCartney took in that fabulous exhibition, which, yeah, at the National Portrait Gallery.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So, you know, they still have the same front here where they put the neon light signs up on the grid

for the museum before me. and there's obviously the Beatles and

now is us.

And now there's us and they still have that old-fashioned thing where they put up the name of the manager or who's putting the show on.

Yeah, so in this case there's actually, you know, I mean Nick Mason saws for the secrets

takes up most of the letters, but I'm amazed they've even got enough left to fit

Tony Smith personal management presents as well.

Exactly. So I just wanted to sort of talk about what it's like being on the road because

simply you know a lot of people don't know what that experience be really like.

I was going to say one last thing about the Olympia about one funny thing here

these are the foibles and the quirks of being on the road and different

artists. So I played here in 2006 with David Gilmour. This is when we had this fabulous, very small band with Rick Wright in it, and Dick

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