What made you move out of L.A.?

I was living in East L.A.

And a buddy of mine that I went to Pasadena City College with called me and said,

you've got to come up to Santa Barbara.

I fucking love this.

I got to stay here.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to literally with me, Roblo.

I love doing this podcast, as you guys hopefully know.

And every once in a while, the best thing about it is that I get to fanboy out and, you know, just be like, what? Wait, what? and today's one of those days because i'm talking to Kenny loggins come on i mean you know i'm i'm i'm all about my yacht rock maybe you don't know it

and i'm telling you the first time i am but he's so much more than yacht rock and he's the soundtrack

to my life,

and probably yours, too. It's a tremendous career that has spanned so many moments,

and I cannot wait to finally ask him if Michael Jackson ripped off his vocal style,

and this is it. Because I think he did. I'm going to ask

him. We'll see what he says. Anyway, so here we go. Ladies and Germs, Kenny Loggins.

Now, do you remember when Joe Walsh lived up here? Yeah. I can't believe Joe Walsh lived in.

A little too laid back for Joe. Well, particularly that time in a Joe Walsh lived up here? Yeah. I can't believe Joe Walsh lived here.

I don't.

A little too laid back for Joe. Well, particularly that time in his life. If you know what I'm saying. Yeah. I know you do. I played golf with Joe back then. Really? And we played at the Montecito Country Club, which was totally ironic that Joe was a member of the country club. Yeah, that's definitely against the image. And he never used a driver.

He always used an iron because he hated his drivers jeez that's that's a hard if you can hit a long

straight iron you're probably in better shape than a crappy wood wow for those who actually play

golf this was that was our version of Bushwood.

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