Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried. You know you're the host. Yes, yes, I believe me. I wake up screaming. Your name's on it. Hi, I've

visited Gilbert Gottfried and I'm here with my co-host Frank Santopadre. We're once again recording at

Not Bag with our engineer Frank Verde Rosa. If he doesn't lose this recording. And we're here with the

uh the Black Southern Jazz Jazz Music. He was a blues musician. A blues musician. Sorry.

Ray Bond. You're not listening to me off the mic. You're listening to this is our latest release. And it's uh

gotta pull up. See you could hear that. K-Tron Axe. I thought I was talking to Dr. John.

This is part two of something fun that we did last week for 200 episodes and Frank said 157

many episodes. Good Christ. That's 357 episodes of this thing that we've done. I thought we both

be dead long before we got to this point. Oh god. I was hoping. The sweet release of death. Yes.

But for 200 episodes, I thought, well, let's do something different. Let's do something that

involves the fans directly. So we went to the Gilbert Gottfried amazing colossal listener society,

which was founded by our friends Rob Smentek and Eric Fusco. And uh I posted and I said, look,

ask us questions. Anything about the show, the history of the show, putting the show together,

how the guests are booked. M-Mentek and Fusco were the thrill killers. Yes they were. Yes.

M-Mentek and Fusco. Yes. Yeah. They gave Dick and Perry a run for their money.

They were in the big little book version of in cold blood.

A reference for 12 people. We decided to do something even more radically different for part two

of our question and answer session. We decided to let jazz musician Cinoe I did it.

All right. Yes. Legendary bluesman Paul Raybone fired the questions at us.

I'm actually going to be singing the questions with the band with the Raybone band.

I think I like blind lemon Raybone. We're going to have that we'll have the listeners submit

blues names for you. Yeah. Shulis Raybone. Shulis deaf Raybone. Yeah.

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