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Hey, how you doing? Adam Buckston here. Thank you very much indeed for downloading

part two of this bowie wallow. I'm just trudging up quite a steep hill here.

So I'm getting a little breathless because I'm old and I wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled.

And I do not dare to eat a peach. Just a delicious jazz apple. They sent me a free mug

after I mentioned jazz apples before. It's the big time for buckles.

So I don't need another mug, by the way, if you're listening, jazz apple guys.

So listen, part two of the bowie wallow. And what can you expect? Well, the main body of this

podcast will be a conversation between myself and Jonathan Ross. His radio show on Radio 2 for

a long time, BBC Radio 2. It was one of the best radio shows there ever was. He actually talked

to Bowie on that show and then had Bowie on his TV chat show. Their paths crossed professionally

a few times. And he was always a massive Bowie fan. And I've known him for a while. So we got together

to talk all about him. If you were a big Bowie fan, then you probably will have done the same

sort of thing with your pals. It was very comforting and cathartic to talk about Bowie that week.

I mean, it's something that I always like doing anyway, crapping on about music and music that I love.

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