B
Right.
A
And it's, it's pretty, fairly well easily to uh, uh, something to fall into. I'm kind of the say way, I, I've gone through different periods of life, uh, in music from pop to classical. I guess one of the things was that influenced me was that I, I've worked in radio stations as a D J for all my college years trying to support my way through there, and suppor-, was support, I was influenced by all different kinds of music but basically because that's where I worked. And I've developed a real love for, uh, classical music in, probably junior high and high school because my band instructor was, uh, heavy into classical type music. He said he used to sit on Saturday mornings and watch cartoons just to hear the music, uh, that they were using behind them because they used, especially Disney used a lot of classical music, uh, behind the cartoons and so consequently we wind up, wound up playing a lot of classical music there and I think that, uh, got deep seated into me. One of things I especially like now in music regardless of what kind it is, uh, are those that call on those classical, uh, roots, I guess, uh, Barry Manilow comes to mind for some reason there's, there's not a whole lot of his stuff that I'm real crazy about, but he does have some things. Chicago had some things,
B
Right.
A
uh, and I think even Electric Light Orchestra had some, some real, um, influences by classical music and I'm still, still, my favorite, in fact most of my C D -s are classical music.
B
I find it very interesting that some television shows that I enjoy I particularly like the music. I don't know which is chicken and egg in that situation. Uh, a good example would be, uh, I have connections but, but not particularly deep ones to the Vietnamese war type situations,
A
Uh-huh.