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Daniel asks, which Petty Gro groove was the hardest to get.

You know, the funny thing was, was that listen to her heart for me.

When I first started playing, when I first heard the song,

I didn't really listen that closely to the drum part.

And I always thought that it was just like the regular petty straight up and straight down, but it's actually four on the floor.

And it always seemed a little bit strange, that beat with that song, you know? And, and so, I mean, it works,

but it always seemed a little strange at first when I first started playing it.

Well, the turnaround of it is a little tricky, right?

Like the actual song, so if that beat is going straight, maybe it helps anchor it.

Being a lot of money, you know, you, yeah, and, and, you know, Stan has a certain kind of swing

to a lot of the things that he plays, you know, so I had to sort of figure out that a little

bit too. So, you know, it all sounds very simple,

but there's little things on the inside.

And like I say,

I was saying that to someone the other day,

there's certain,

certain feels like the first,

the first break in Last Dance of Mary Jane.

If you play anything else other than

if you play anything other than that

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