Hey, Peter.

Hey, it's a little cramped in here today.

It is very cramped.

It's very cramped and stuffy a little bit.

A little stuffy with talent.

Low end talent.

I mean, yeah, but they're only playing like one or maybe two notes tops at a time.

You know they can hear what you're saying, even though you're talking quietly.

All right.

Let's do your show.

Yep.

I'm Adam Manus.

And I'm Peter Martin. And you're listening to the You'll hear at podcasts.

Jazz.

Explain. Explain this intro song we've got going on today. Man, well, I can't explain it. It's

about 100x classier than our regular one. I just realized that. It's like subtle and like

ours is all ridiculously rambunctious. I was like, is that late 90s

Bjork? What's going on here? It's so classy. I think we're going to get copyright pinged for lifting it, but that's the Upright Citizens podcast. Yeah, that is the theme song to our Open Studio's sister podcast, Upright Citizens. We're joined the day by the illustrious host, bassist Bob DeBoo and Ruben Rogers. What's up, guys? What's up? What's up, y'all? I got to give the credit. Where do is the, Mr. Bob DeBoo came up with the majority of that situation. Oh, at least he laid the groundwork. Talking about the theme song. Yes. The theme song, the bass work. Yeah work we had a lot we had a lot that we did

beforehand getting to that getting to yeah we were passing back stuff for a while it was great

and then we landed like no your stuff is better yeah no no ultimately that's that's bob playing

the bottom line and i just came in in my experience this is it's a very characteristic bob debu

activity to lay the groundwork yeah for what going on, which is going to roll into write what we're talking about today. That's how we do it here. I'm going to fix that for you. No, wait, wrong one. Wrong one. There's something you might be interested in. Yes, very much. Very something. Yeah. No, we're going to talk about this special relationship.

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