Hello Guy. How's your week been? My week's been very musical as I believe yours has.

We went to see some shows, not together. We went not together. No, which was a shame yes I went to see I wouldn't see the who and

squeeze and Robert Plant with saving grace and you went to see 10cc. But something special happened.

Well it was it was pretty amazing actually because it's basically 10ccc. now is

it's obviously Graham Gorman, Rick the the guitar player, Fenn, who he met because he lives down in

Brisbane and when we played in Brisbane came to the sourceful show didn't he?

Rick Fenn on guitar who's actually is part of 10cC solidly now because he's been he's been in the back

I mean he's not part that original four obviously but he's been in the band

since the 70s since I think since Kevin and Lowell left. And the drummer whose name escapes me, who's also played drums with them forever and ever.

But it's basically Graham Gorman's band. On comes Kevin. Kevin.

Now, Kevin, first of all doesn't come on.

I gave it away really because he, there's a beautiful film that he's obviously directed

of him singing a particular song, the band played to that.

So you think he's not there, he's there in spirit, and then on he walks.

And honestly, he's more God-like than Godly because he is...

I see what he did though. Because, I mean, he was I see what he did though because I mean he was he was brilliant and he was so good he done it is he sang cry

He sang this wonderful song that is on sheet music their second album from I think 74 and it's called I believe

I'm the name the Scaic the Wild Men it's about it's imagining in 1974 that all the rock and rollers were now old guys playing their sort of rusty strings out on some Western plane, you know, remembering their pass. Of course, that's exactly where they are now pretty much, you know, they're all old guys. So the poignancy of that's

Do you know it at all guy? I can't say that I do I wouldn't have a listen if you if I've been prebriefed

I need to find out exactly what it was called I think it's called the well men and he did cry and it was wonderful and everyone was crying and of course what you realize about 10cC What shocked me and what made me want to go back to the beginning of and start again as a songwriter was the

utter complexity of the arrangements. I mean just but of the songwriting, of the chord

structures that they key jump all the time that it's all whimsical

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