And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Miloronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who just doesn't like rain. Miller, but in a way aren't we all? And boy, oh boy, has it been beautiful here?

I'm on the mainland, with Colonel Jeff, of course.

And it was so beautiful out here today

and for the last week because it's been raining like Noah's

ark rain where even he would have said okay that's too much and I will tell you about that later, but still a beautiful area.

Well, you know what, no, it's just horrible with rain.

But boy, I sure I'm happy to talk to you again.

And of course that was the Kenberry Orchestra and the Carol Channing dancers featuring boy tenor Mike Lucking asking

the musical question which song describes Larry and Colonel Jeff, Diary by Bread or Hey Joe by Jimmy Hendrix.

Well, first of all, Mike, this is a good time to say

how much Colonel Jeff and I dig you. Now that's the truth. You and

Brad Simpson write in a lot of great stuff for the musical questions and many other

folks do and it means a lot to us it means a lot to me and in this case though it's good question Mike but to start out with I have to tell you the truth. Neither the Colonel nor I had the slightest idea what those two songs were.

Now, I'm a dead head, okay? I know I may look like the the president of an accounting group and

fine with me by the way but I'm a dead head and always have been and when Bread and Hendricks put out those songs

There's a good chance like a hundred percent chance. I was listening to American beauty or working man's dead

Period or Zappa, oh God I always loved Frank Zappa and still do and will forever. But the greatest man in the music world to me has the first name Jerry and the last name Garcia and that is

that for Colonel Jeff it was the Ramones and the Minutemen the dead milkmen the Dickies

and I may not know those either, but I trust the Colonel, and I trust

you, Mike.

But by the way, Colonel Jeff found the bread song diary on the internet so we

could hear it and he played it and I'll be honest after just five or ten words in the acoustic guitar they had there that we looked at each other and thought I think that will be enough of that.

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