There are moments in our podcast's life that define who he is.

What did you say your name was again?

M. L.

Oh, because sun's on winter.

You're never going gonna last.

It's just enjoyed well we can.

Oh, because of Detroit.

You asked you to arrive in my chair.

It's gone. What are you doing? What are you doing? That is not painful by them. That is painful by the people of Detroit. You might be qualified, ML. I'm not qualified for this job. Let me tell you something. You want to go right now? Okay? You want to go right now? Hey kids, it's your old pal, ML Elric, coming to you with a very special guest.

A gentleman I met last week at Comerica Park.

His name is Matt Bissonette.

He is the bass player for Elton John and some other amazing acts, which we're going to get into in just a minute.

But I have to tell you, when we met, it was electric.

It was a lot like when Brian Wilson performed and saw his wife from the honeys.

When everybody saw he was looking out in the crowd, she knew he was looking only at her.

And I was there in the 14th row. Yeah, exactly. I was there in the 14th row with John Roth for the Cadju Cafe. And I said, that Bissinette guy, I think we got some, we got some Motor City magic here. And so I reached out to him. And here he is with us on the road from Boston. Matt Bissonette, Maestro. How are you? Good to see you.

Great. Thanks for having me on your cool show. Very, very cool. Nice to be here.

So we also, unfortunately, also have Mark and Sean and Patrick, so apologies in advance for that.

I'm holding on for a couple of minutes, but I got nothing but good things to say about these lads.

See, he likes it better than you do, ML.

He's different than you are already.

Well, based on ML's intro, I just want to know right off the bat.

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