Hello Guy. How are you doing? Well I'm looking forward to the cove who's coming on now. I mean this is this is not part three because we've done his life part one and part two. This is just the chat with David Coverdale because he's got another

box set out and it's the fifth anniversary of Deep Purple well him joining

joining. Of him joining Deep Purple which is amazing what you think about which is like the start of

and that was I think that's that's Deep Purple Mark 3 when he by the time he joined

yes it was and I don't think there's any ever need for an excuse to talk to David Coverdale on this show.

I mean we don't know I mean we live in fear don't we of what's about to come because we we don't know what he's got in store for us and what he'll tangent he'll drag us down exactly because we don't really yeah because it's we've been through his career and but the

he's one of those but you can always revisit and there'll always be something else yeah yeah so he's just he's a force of nature anyway.

Well he was last time. So should we tune in Lake Tahoe? Let's get him on.

Welcome to the Rock on Tours.

Okay guys, I'm ready. But it's a big tune for sure.

I actually wrote that originally for Tina Turner.

Of course I had gone and found

Joni Mitchell, Ben and brought her back.

I've listened to a few of them and they've been really good man.

I'm sitting in the back of the car coming into London.

They're brilliant.

That caused a big problem in the band actually.

I was having too much fun.

Thank you guys for still being around,

still making music, still being into it,

and doing this podcast.

It's fabulous.

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