Just put your name on it. Just put your name on it. That's all I've been. Be a man or woman put your name on it.

Just click the mind that if you just run through somebody's face a lot of people ain't gonna be able to take that over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

They're just not gonna want that. Want to do a month like a face.

They don't have to worry about them anymore.

Alright!

Derek Small is here in November 6th. He's at the Will Turn Theatre. Yeah. You guys have to go buy tickets. They have to. I'm commanding them.

I command them loudly please.

November 6th you are going to the Will Turn Theatre. What are you gonna see? Will go again?

Go see somebody that rocks the fuck out. Go see Derek Smalls. Will turn.com. DerekSmallsMusic.com. It'll be up at jmore.com.

So do that more years. November 6th. Also the other dates I'll get them up quick in case they tap out of the podcast. Do something else.

November 9th. Mortheater in Seattle. November 11th. The Vogue Theatre Vancouver. And then November 14th. The Warfield in San Francisco.

These are not the real rock in all rooms. These are not dumps. These are not bloody dumps. These are not bloody dumps. These are good.

By the way if you see bloody dumps has good doctor. I will. That's what remind myself when I eat beats.

Yeah that's good. Well yeah. But these are not these are proper rock venues. The Warfield is my favorite place to play in the world.

Really? Yeah. Because they treat the artists with respect. I'm sure all these other places do too if they're listening.

But the Warfield we played at a tap played Warfield a couple of times. It's like they just spread they put out in backstage.

It's like the best and they printed up a big old style set for Cisco poster for us. The first time we played there.

Yes if we'd been there in the 60s which we never were. You know where? No we never got to. When was the first time spinal tap played?

When you said tap for the listeners spinal tap obviously Derek Smalls the bassist for the iconic band spinal tap. His new album Smalls Change. Meditations upon aging is. It's really good man. Thank you.

And it's really bass. I mean it's absurd to talk to a great bassist and say it's really bass heavy. Yeah. But I'm a fan. Well. And that's ironic. A great bass line.

You should say that because I kept saying to the producer more bass. So I guess we're all right. Well you should. I mean if you're the frontman if you're a man.

What else am I going to say? What makes somebody treat an artist right? Like what is I'm a comic so all I know is.

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