Phil, yes.

Do you have time to have lunch today with a brand new rock and roll hall of famer?

I'll make time.

Good idea.

I always have time for one of my favorite people who I've been working with for 20 years.

We met working on the Grammys together, but I've worked on so many projects

with him. He's one of the greatest songwriter, producers, and human beings I know, along with Terry

Lewis, his partner, they literally just made it into the Rock and Hall of Fame where they've always

deserved to be. They produced so many of our favorite records.

And his story, as we're about to hear, is really, really fascinating.

Are you okay with meeting Mr. Jimmy Jam?

Let me turn it to my father for just a minute.

That's a name.

Is his real name Joseph Marmalade?

You know, maybe that's a question you could ask him.

I doubt I will.

But I'm going to be very intimidated to meet such a cool person.

You always have the time to talk to Jimmy Jack.

Let's spill the beans, chew the fat, food for thought and jokes on tap, talking with our mouths full having fun.

A piece of cake and humble pie serving up a slice alive and leave the dressing on the side. It's naked lunch.

Clothing option. We're here in the serious garage, the garage, as it is well known and loved. Phil and I are here with Jimmy Jam. And this, you know, is such, we're so happy

you gave us the time, which is the last pun I will make with the time. The first of many.

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