Hello Gary, hey guy. So that's someone you know well this week. We live not very far from each other and

on Stella Street. On Stella Street. And in the old days of course we'd be seeing each other at coffee houses and stuff now we just sort of wave from the other side of the street

When you say in the old days we see each other at coffee houses what you mean the 18th century?

Yes, with Boswell and jobs.

Byron.

Well, actually, we do go back because Johnny,

who's a very close band member and co-writer to most of her hits, or Texas's hits,

we go back all the way to about 1982, as I'm sure you'll find out if you listen. I dare say I shall.

All right, so let's get her on.

Welcome to the Rock on Ters.

Okay, guys, I'm ready.

This was great guys.

I, it's so great to talk to two guys that have done this.

But it's a big tune for sure.

I actually wrote that originally for Tina Turner.

Of course, I had gone and found Joanie Mitchell,

then Florida and brought her back.

What people forget about Bowie is that he was such a kind man.

Remember me?

I'm in a band now.

It's called Roxy Music.

You know this thing about the 10,000 hours of... I'm in a band now. It's called Roxy Music.

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