Happy New Year, yes, and happy new year to you too and happy lockdown three. Yes, and also I had my first lockdown birthday and

Oh, you did of course you did yes, of course I did and of course, well my birthday is January the third, so it's always nothing, anyway.

No one is the slightest bit interested in celebrating. But coming after this sort of nothing

Christmas and nothing New Year, it was just sort of double nothing. It was just the most nothing

birthday ever. So I sent you the most extravagant text I've ever written. I hope you received it.

With no birthday present of course no

no text cost nothing yeah you what sapped it so you didn't have to use your

text plan.

But now it's a shame we can't actually be together. But we're on Zoom today, which is good, because we'll be able to see the fellow we're talking to.

I actually first saw this, I'm going to talk about this during the show, but this man that's on today was the first rock singer I ever saw in my life.

He set the benchmark, and my God did he said it quite high.

Wow. Well the first rock scene I ever saw was Graham Parker.

Oh.

Because he was supporting Thin Lizzy.

He was great. I like what he still is he still still yeah.

He's fantastic we'll have to get him on the show. We should get him on the show. But anyway, but so we're so we're going to be

speaking to the one the only Bonnie lad aren't we Brian? Brian Johnson. I was going to say

Bonnie Ladd who's he I missed him is he the son of Alan Ladd. I hope he's brought his

orange box. Where where he lives, he lives in Sarasota, somewhere in Florida.

And apparently this is a mad place where, I said it was Barnum or someone, one of the big circuses, where they, he sort of brought the silence

so that all the animals could roam free in the winter.

So it was full of giraffes and sort of lions, yeah.

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