Paying tribute to one of the greats.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Then I have an admission of fault slash complaint about myself.

Oh, my.

Well, we thought we'd bring back one of the best things.

What did you call it?

You know, before I get to that, it occurs to me, that intro could have been to talk about Elton John

because as I disclosed during the show, when

I'd heard he'd played his last show, allegedly, you know, it's rock stars. Sometimes

they unretire, but he's 76.

I went back and listened, I saw on YouTube some shows from the first tour I saw him on, which I think was 1980.

It might have been 81.

And how blown away I was at the time by Elton, but his band, how great they were.

I was playing music at the time.

And I was coming off, you know, like seeing the stones who didn't even attempt the harmonies that make their records so incredible.

Keith couldn't be bothered to sing his parts some of the times.

Those giant soaring harmonies like, you know, the tumbled ice are all down the line or stuff like that.

They didn't have any backup singers.

They didn't, they would just have mix in, oh, down the line.

And as a guy who's long been into harmonies, it just, I hated that.

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