Answering your questions

[@paulnicolosi4792]

What a pleasure it is to listen to your recollections Bobby. Your channel has become my favorite.

[@kmbowden4711]

Stumbled on this site and lawd a'mighty I'm engrossed. I'm from Alabama and Bobby sounds like me and he's got that Southern storytellin in his blood. So good! Thank you both so much.

[@lbshore]

Love the George Harrison stuff. A buddy of mine who used to play with Robert Cray was telling me about the time they opened for Clapton in LA and were hanging out backstage with Eric and a bunch of other heavy hitters when George walked in and "a hush fell over the room." He was amazed. George Harrison was a god.

[@Baci302]

Your description of George's presence in D&B is so powerful. I watched the Scorsese HBO documentary on George a number of times. George had such a great spirit about him and was a very giving person. Obviously, you know because you were in his presence and are a witness to it, as you so perfectly described.

[@ElroyBeezley]

You are a national treasure. Thanks for sharing your stories.

[@johndrowe5281]

I was re-watching this one, as I download all of your videos, and as a Beatle Fan, I feel you described George (Mr Harrison, to me) with all the dignity he deserved. He was never pompous, he was never “too cool for you“ - though his Liverpudlian sarcasm could be dry enough to paint your mouth with talcum powder - he understood as well as anyone could, Beatlemania and the incongruities that followed such an opulent, outpouring of total abandon of one’s faculties. It bemused him, but he understood it. The aura he carried was certainly partially that he was a Beatle; but, it was also largely because of the man he was. He knew the life he led was not the life he wanted to lead (the smoking, the pot, the brandy, the cocaine… The “Ones he couldn’t throwback“ - which Olivia has intimated “tried” her love throughout their marriage, though their love was always just as strong… She, like anyone in her place, found it difficult to accept that “Beatles will be Beatles.” He had no misconceptions that entertainers were just that - entertainers. He knew he was not a political leader or anything more than a Gentlemen Gardener who made it big… Really big. He worked hard in the beginning, so I am sure he felt he deserved his props from fellow musicians. Still, the gentleman and magnanimous nature of that gentleman brought that reverent aura to him to which I believe you refer - that is an awful lot of pontificating from someone so removed as I am from the situation. Feel free to correct or delete me at any time ha ha. I’m sure my wife does ha ha ha. We all know from his infamous tour of 74 (?) That it was the smoking, drinking, snorting and choking pot that led to his cancer (propelled even faster by the assault upon him with the knife) to his untimely death. I would love to see his calm, peaceful face when he finally sees The Creator! So, in closing, blah blah blah blah blah blah - it’s your show big guy! Keep up the great work - both of you! Excuse my usual verbosity… Roctor

[@forrestprice3583]

Thank you for taking the time to answering the question! God bless both of you!

[@cj_m2477]

I love you guys! Real people with great stories to share. Thank you.

[@missoula1886]

Wow! Hats off 2 both of you... you keep cranking' these out... You are blessed.

[@joebloggs8636]

These stories are so priceless,could listen to Bobby talk and share his stories all day...no need to even sing or play Bobby,,,,i wonder if you know how much you have become loved since these talks...Coco, you may have missed your calling...better than professional interviewers.."Keep on Growing"!

[@BW-CC]

Glad you think so :)

[@lawrencedasilva1986]

I just discovered this channel myself and I can't get enough! 💖

[@willbyrd5717]

Love your words on the great Harrison Bobby

[@motherlessblues1565]

Hi Folks,,, Re Sweet Spots; People talk about guitars and many don’t realise that you don’t know how good any guitar is until you’ve played it reasonably loud and see how it resonates between notes ; you find the sweet spots ; how well it sings. This was always the ultimate test for any guitar . Your mention of sweet spots reminded me of this. It’s a mystery why some do & some don’t,,without pedals etc just guitar & amp cranked up ,,, just to where it’s breaking up, “ sweet spot territory” 🥂Cheers

[@dwdavis5977]

This is another great story. It makes me happy. I really am thankful.

[@stevemurray2737]

Where did you and Coco meet. And You should interview her for an episode.. Great stuff you 2!.. Do a Zoom Interview with Dave Mason and Clapton...

[@JP1AO]

George, Eric , and Dave as your guitarist. Yeah you ain't doin bad. :) Love it. :)

[@MrMike-fm8bp]

Loves these videos. Keep up the great work. We love you in Cleveland Ohio

[@tomcaroscio]

That shirt is badassed Bobby!!! More power to you bro.

[@gtrslinger6262]

Man, I enjoy these videos. Thanks!

[@Zappasays]

You responded to my question, and I am truly thrilled to death. It made my new year. I can't wait to tell everyone. Thank You !!!!

[@mickymantle3233]

Excellent ! Thank you both for sharing. I really look forward to each & every one of em.

[@ditchgator1]

Love to see examples of your paintings Mr. Whitlock 👍😎 Named one of my dogs Turk. Short for turkey...long story🤣 That bridge/middle extra positions is the 1st time I've ever heard. Gonna have to try that...if I can find a vintage strat. George's slide is unlike anything anybody has done. So sweet.👍😎 WHAT??? Girls FART??? I did not know that. My wife of 34 years (R.I.P.) never once had I ever heard her fart🤣👍 Great video. Thanks👍😎 👍😎❤🖖 Love folks

[@marshallsmountain]

In my view, something that George didn't have in his DB and Friends days was deep South Soul because he was British. In those few video shots of George's face during the D/B performances, he appears to be deeply intent on studying that influence however. Here was a Beatle who was such a great artist, but was content to be in back just soaking that soul up. Humility....very impressive.

[@smalltownteleboy]

I met Ringo once at LAX...just enough to say hello ...and he seemed to have kind of that same presence you described about George Harrison...thanks for the stories man...

[@MrGuitar1458]

Willys...Jeep... love that! Love your dog Turk 🐕 too... ❤ Speaking of loud guitar, guessing Eric had to jack up the amps (Fender Showmans and Sunn's, right?) to get enough gain for a bit of distortion on Brownie, am I right? I love the George Harrison stuff too, ATMP and the Dominos albums are the reasons I started playing guitar...❤❤

[@jcruisioso5975]

Wow three tones on the out of phase! Thanks Bobby! Whoa.

[@buddylobos5277]

35 Years ago our band had 2 guitar players. Our lead sound was always working towards a Hendrix or, Jeff Beck or Eric feel. Ran into the other guitar player about 3 years ago. He said ; man, who would have thought we should have been listening closer to George Harrison all that time. Well, we had a good laugh.

[@davidevans3175]

Question for Bobby: Did you know Robert Fitzpatrick (Beatles US attorney)? If so can you tell us about your experiences with him. Thanks Bobby! Been a fan since 1971.

[@BW-CC]

Yes

[@waynemagin2554]

I believe that on the older Strats that the switch position you are speaking of puts the bridge pickup and middle pickup out of phase. Which makes a very distinctive sound quality. A side story about Peter Green whom had purchased a Les Paul from a famous store in england. Took the guitar back saying that it was not as loud as he thought it should be. The guitar tech removed the neck pickup to check this problem out. How ever when he put it all back together he had put the pickup in backwards putting it out of phase with the bridge pickup. Creating yet another distinctive sound quality. Thank You Bobby and Coco for more of this history.

[@grahamhaynes4284]

Thanks so much for taking the time to share your memories. They are fascinating insights into the music of the 60's and 70's , when I was 50 years younger! It seems that music hasn't really got any more soulful since. There's been a lot of technical flash, manipulation and shareholder friendly promotion but much of it is sanitised and recycled, from an age where performing and recording were far more organic and spiritual. For my taste, Stevie Ray for blues and Wilco, for just being Wilco, are hard acts to follow.

[@tomcaroscio]

I have been wondering if that hound in the pics of D&D was EC's dog. I actually think the best name would have been Duke, but Jeep is even better. I have to hand it to Coco this format is awesome. It's a direct link to your fan base and totally direct and easy. I hope more classic rock stars copy cat off you guys!! I don't know if I can describe the Booby I see in these videos. He is a great soul!

[@themurrman8203]

We are beyond blessed by all of your videos and Bobby you are blessed with not only a gift of music that can only be imagined by us mortals, but with a beautiful, insightful and obviously loving wife (I am also so blessed to have a similar darling in my life) and so thank you so much for sharing your life and incredible insights with the world! I love all kinds of music, and as I've grown older it has expanded, but for me there only a few albums that can really touch my soul. Top Two: Layla and Alone Together. My sister took me to a Dave Mason concert in San Diego when I was in middle school, and I wore out Alone Together out and learned how to play the guitar mostly starting from there. Then it was on to Layla - and wore that out too and always wondered how that all came down - facinating and thank you. Just wondering if you have touched on Dave's connection to D&B, EC, you and the whole scene at that time? Lately too I've gotten into the Wrecking Crew stuff, Glenn Campbell, Louis Shelton, etc? Once again thanks, love your honesty and little giggles! What fun and a so welcome, needed thing now more than ever!

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@kimbalxyz2]

George having a calming effect on the band D&B, strange I have read George bringing in Eric had the same effect on The Beatles.

[@kavepbr]

Love your paintings. How about a paintings show?

[@gregoryalbert379]

When you lived at Friar Park, did you help garden ? I read somewhere there were 12 gardeners. That estate is huge !

[@BW-CC]

No

[@gregoryalbert379]

Thank you for responding. Friar Park is an amazing place with the Grotto, the topiary shaped trees, walk on water ponds. I do listen to your music and videos.

[@waynemagin2554]

It is absolutely wonderful how that bead does not move at all, Terk is holding it down real good ! Thank You Bobby and CoCc for sharing all of this history !!

[@Bass1955Man]

I saw them in 1969. A brilliant night, five rows from the front. When Delaney introduced the band, the crowd applauded each member, but when he introduced George you could have heard a pin drop. And this was in LIVERPOOL ! Such was the effect that the man had on people. We knew even then that this was special. I still maintain that he looked like a prince and was luminous ! One brave girl screamed 'George !' and everyone, including George, laughed, and the band kicked in again. Love and Peace.

[@BW-CC]

That's an awesome story, thank you

[@chalyjudge7749]

Awesome stuff! Thanks so much for these videos, and for your sincerity and humor! 👍😎❤️

[@soulhealer20]

Thanks for your words on George. I ALWAYS was influenced and inspired by him. On Feb 9 , 64, I didn't even know what an electric guitar was, then life was electrified and George had a part in that. Funny, a couple years later I started playing in garage bands but we didn't play Beatle songs (except for Twist & Shout) because they were all too hard to learn. Years later I graduated into that and I got to see George play in 1974. It was Gorgeous George for sure. Cheers

[@5150show]

Thank you so much for all these important videos

[@didiwinger2361]

I can't stop watching since I happened upon your videos a week ago. I watch every day and enjoy you both. Bobby has a beautiful voice and you too CoCo. I downloaded Bobby's autobiography from Amazon and am loving it.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@richardrybinski2320]

Your paintings are wonderful.

[@gudgengrebe]

I love your show. You are both so very interesting. I bought the Layla album when it came out, so I was aware of who Bobby Whitlock is, but knew next to nothing else, so these interviews are fascinating and important from a music history point of view. That said, it is a lot of fun listening to Bobby’s stories, which I love hearing. So thank you both for making all these stories available … and like Bobby points out, they’re all true. I respect your values, Bobby. Thank you, Coco, for all the interesting questions and the sensitive way that you organise the whole thing and the way you prompt Bobby’s memory. This is one of my favourite channels. Wishing you both all the very best from all of us here in the UK.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@chuckbouscaren3898]

I really like that particular painting. I've enjoyed watching these videos very much and thank you both for doing this project!

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Chuck

[@francoisbouvier7861]

Great content, I haven't been able to find the Jeff Healey chat. Really looking forward to hear what you have to say. So many that are so sorely missed.

[@leechild4655]

When we going to see some of your art pieces? I have been doing paintings the past year too from seeing everyone else doing it cause of the shutdown. Its hard to stop now. art can be all-consuming, as a matter of course.

[@BW-CC]

Bobby began painting nearly three years ago, he has upward of 2000 paintings. He is currently working with a company that makes high market carpets and silk tapestries. You can see more of his work: www.bobbywhitlockart.com

[@jimbolognino86]

What a great guy Bobby is and so talented thanks for all you do and Coco too!!

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@maryloushipmanartdecor1123]

Not sure if Bobby answered this elsewhere...was he asked to play at the Concert for George? That was such an amazing tribute to beautiful George. I would imagine Bobby must have been asked to be there.

[@BW-CC]

No of course he wasn't...

[@maryloushipmanartdecor1123]

I apologize. I know he was George's good friend so I thought he would have been asked. I don't know the backround.

[@BW-CC]

@@maryloushipmanartdecor1123 he wasn't invited... which I'm certain George would never havewanted to exclude him.

[@maryloushipmanartdecor1123]

Oh, I'm sure of it too. George was and still is a kind soul. Some people dropped the ball on that one. Thank you for your input.💖

[@ronnie5129]

Bobby, thank you for another video, i Can;t get enough of your experiences of your life, Do You and Eric ever stay in touch these days ? Looking forward to the next video, i look for them Daily Man,I Must ask this question, i have read that Duane only played 2 different Guitars while he was there Recording at Criteria studio;s, Do you remember what Guitars he played? if so this will clear up many peoples speculation on this, thanks, My Best, Cousin Figel

[@andyandcallie]

Speaking of loud, I remember seeing Hall & Oates at the Bottom Line (of all places) and they were incredibly LOUD -- but clear as a bell, so you're right, there is definitely a sweet spot with that. And then after the show, my sister and I were getting into a cab outside the club and who jumps in beside us but Bobby Keys. lol Then he asked us if we wanted to go to a party just up the street, so off we went! Only in New York... And that thing about listening--that's so interesting because I always loved Levon Helm for that. You could SEE him listening as he played. Anyway, I love your stories, you guys! I think I'm addicted!

[@CBusMike872]

Years ago, I read an interview with EC when he mentioned the sweet spot on the Strat pickups between the middle and bridge pickup. Interview was back in the 70's, I think in Guitar Player. I have a 59 Strat and have the same spot on mine. You're right, there's not a notch....it's a spot you find with your ear and try not to bump it to either pickup.

[@acon2834]

Hey Bobby, who are some of the contemporary or newer artists that you enjoy listening to?

[@BW-CC]

Amy Winehouse was phenomenal

[@chrisforrest4581]

Hi Love the stories thanks, Your voice sounds great !! I wish you and Eric would get back together and do another album Hey were the songs "The day the world gets round" or "Be Here Now" recorded during the All Thing Must Pass sessions ?

[@robertaltieri5877]

Bobby, being a car enthusiast along with music, I love the stories about the cars you owned. Love to hear more and what are driving now?

[@Baci302]

Oh man, I wanted to ask you a question. I attended Boston College from 1976-80 and, at that time, I was into was really into Stills. In the spring of '79 he and his band are on tour with the Cuban band, Irakere, and they come to play Boston College on a Saturday night. So me and my buddies get to the show early and are sitting on the floor of the Roberts Center gymnasium about 10 rows from the stage. Irakere was great. I love those Cuban rhythms and vocals. Then the Stills band comes out with Bonnie Bramlett, Mike Finnegan, Lala, et al. So my question to you is, given your connection to Bonnie, Stills, and Lala, was there ever an offer for you to play keyboards in that band instead of Finnegan?

[@acon2834]

Coco, great questions/insight around GeorgeH

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@samdill36]

maybe one day you could switch chairs and bobby ask the questions...

[@GeneMcCahill]

Awesome story and great painting

[@larryengelbe]

Love these videos!

[@lamper2]

What were your feelings about the punk and/or new wave movement of 76-80 did you think it was shit or were you impressed by e.g ANOTHER GIRL ANOTHER PLANET or the RAMONES/BLONDIE/TELEVISION /MARBLES stuff? I use to have a record player that had a smooth slide from 16 to 78 rpm-wonder if that would've worked on a guitar tone control.

[@kitano0]

I can't imagine Champs and Pig Nose amps being too loud...But that was a funny bit! Also, was the rosewood Tele George gave Delaney the same one he played at "the roof concert?" (Let It Be)

[@BW-CC]

Yes it was, and I CoCo played that guitar, and also went to London to pick up after the first failed sale. Super happy it finally ended up back home where it belonged.

[@jcruisioso5975]

The live gig Amps weren’t pignose or champs , correct Bobby?

[@williamculbreath5443]

Again awesome show Coco you nailed it .. hey Bobby Slick ass shirt there brother

[@patrickdonohoe8114]

Hey Bobby do you have any memories of playing Leeds with the Dominos? It was 5 minutes walk from my house but I was only 9 and hadn't had the revelation of the Layla album yet? To think you were so close! Keep em coming!💚

[@miknev5]

Oh man I missed it 😢. How about a week's notice on asking Bobbie questions. Bobbie is the man !

[@BW-CC]

It wasn't live, just questions people have asked.

[@miknev5]

@@BW-CC can I send some questions in?

[@Teleman73]

Bobby is correct, Brownie was a 50s Strat and they only had 3 position switches. 5 position switches didn't come until the late 60s. Hendrix supposedly used a match to jam his in place. Bell Bottom blues has that out of phase sweet spot going on. The sweet spot is important. Fender Deluxe Reverbs don't sound good till you get the volume on 5. But it's too loud by then at home and the windows rattle.

[@joebloggs8636]

"Theres a sweet spot when it Gells"...or is it Jells?....anyway right on Bobby %100 correct.

[@BW-CC]

When it's jelly

[@SuperBluesy]

I watched the appearance in Johnny Cash Show with Derek & Dominos doing “It’s Too Late” from way back and have got to say that although you’re doing the background response vocal, your voice is so much more grittier and soulful than his!!!

[@Normalizethis]

I ate my dinner with you two tonight. It was a very enjoyable meal.

[@BW-CC]

Awesome

[@dakotaross6094]

Any Peter Green stories from the original Fleetwood Mac?

[@BW-CC]

No sorry... someone asked CoCo if she wanted to meet him when she lived in London, but he was so ill, she declined.

[@michaelmessitt2405]

Have you ever gigged with the Band or any of its individual members? Ever record at Bearsville Studios, Woodstock NY?

[@JustAnotherBlader]

Great chat. Eric Clapton has gone on the record and spoken about finding that sweet spot between the two pickups for the banjo tone, I think he was referring to Bell Bottom Blues. I don’t think he had any influence on Fender making the 5 way switch though.

[@Marcus_C51]

I agree. Yes, as always Bobby you've got interesting insights on so many things. Yeah, the 3 position sweet spot vs. the 5 position-hmmmm, it makes alot of sense. I used to have a 3 position in one of my old Strats and then switched it over to the 5, now I'm thinking wow, you're onto something with that slight variation of position. "Bell Bottom Blues" and "I Looked Away" have that sublime sweet spot tone for sure. So pretty!

[@btlnckr]

Bobby, I've known about that "Sweet spot" that Eric used to get that switch right in that spot. Since the 70's. It must have been mentioned somewhere...maybe some mag? What I heard was that he did stick a match in the slot, but that's probably just what some other Strat player did. Who knows. Thanks B!

[@lawrencedasilva1986]

I was so surprised to find out that you live in Austin! How cool! I was born in Brazil but I grew up here. I was wondering if you ever hung out with the late Ronnie Lane when he lived in Austin? I also wanted to tell you that the songs you wrote (or co-wrote) on the "Layla" album helped me through a bitter break up with a beautiful young girl who I thought was my true love. I was just out of high school so maybe I was naive about love at the time. Nevertheless I even attempted suicide over her. Thank God I wasn't successful and I turned to music to help heal my heart. I used to listen to the album over and over again until the grooves wore through! Anyway, I have only recently discovered your conversations and I think they're wonderful! I love the fact that your wife is interviewing you and especially when you laugh about the colorful stories you share! Your natural, earthy warmth shines through! I love that you're not all full of yourself and are unpretentious about your amazing talents. Thank you both for this extraordinary opportunity! 💞💐🌹

[@vickyvlrich]

Amazing and so very cool.

[@Baci302]

Harrison, Clapton, and Dave Mason? Woah, man. That's crazy.

[@funkyalfonso]

Liked, loved and subbed.

[@alexcrim7001]

Hey Bobby! Hope all is well, did you ever meet Jimi Hendrix?

[@BW-CC]

Yes

[@willbyrd5717]

Thanks Bobby and coco for sharing those great memories

[@patboudotlamot]

analyse d'un vécu exceptionnel d'une grande finesse : merci pour ce témoignage

[@BW-CC]

De rien

[@billmiller2051]

I think Richard Thompson was one of the first to discover that out of phase sound on the Stratocaster.

[@michaelgranka7904]

A lot of people played in that position.

[@Angelo49]

Can I ask Bobby if that’s his vocal on easy now from Clapton s first solo lp or is that Daley bramlett??

[@Mike-xf2mh]

Here's my take on guitar playing...Taste Touch Timing..play for the song..There's a time and place for flash and shredding..George had the 3 T'S far as I'm concerned..thanks for the video guys!

[@martinriepma5009]

Hey Bobby, wondered if you’ve listened to Christone "Kingfish" Ingram (He’s on youtube) from Clarksdale MS. Great young Blues guitarist.

[@BW-CC]

Yes

[@yodajazzcat]

There should be a musician's commandment..."Thou shalt not talk amongst yourselves before or after the show. Thou shalt only play." Problems solved!! Lol

[@lawrenceburchett7411]

I have got a 2010 Blackie Strat , and a Digi tech crossroads effects pedal and a fender Blues Deluxe reissue and I can get the sound pretty close , but its certainly unique and after all I just like the way it sounds.I certainly cant play Clapton lick for lick ...lol , but its a great guitar though...

[@lemmah12]

Any stories or thoughts on Leon Russell?

[@davidmontgomery5047]

Do You remember a band Called Zephyr from Colorado ,I had heard they Played a couple Shows w/ D & Dominos , They featured Singer Candy Givens and Tommy Bolin on Guitar .

[@BW-CC]

No sorry

[@MAP448]

Which pickup are u referring to as the 1st pickup? The bridge is what I consider the 1st. Idk what other's views are & I am curious about your own personal view?

[@TheMaestro335]

The effect is called out of phase. It was a well known trick to put the toggle switch between the treble and middle pickup. Mark Konpfler used it most of the time. Keep the conversations coming👍

[@mikeblue385]

i lived in sunland,ca. i ended up at delaney's house one day. he took a gold strat off the wall and handed it to me. he said duane gave him that guitar. do you know anything about it?

[@BW-CC]

Yeah, it's not true

[@mikeblue385]

@@BW-CC i always wondered. thanks.

[@BW-CC]

@@mikeblue385 the real one was sold at auction by a friend who owned the real one and had been on loan at the big house for a while.

[@mikeblue385]

@@BW-CC i was just overwhelmed sitting there talking to one of my heroes. years later i played with a country artist who told me one night 'never let a lie stand in the way of a good story.' that explained a lot for me.

[@JP1AO]

LOL I had just looked at Daves post about Grannies.

[@paulwooton4390]

"Jeep" as in "I Remember..."? Some titles you just shrug and say who knows. You two are too much! I'm really enjoying your channel

[@pl33]

I was wondering what your relationship was with The Band.. I heard Eric and George were deeply enamoured with them and influenced by their music. EC even said once he wanted join them but was rejected.. Maybe they should have reconsidered after the last waltz as Robbie seemed to be the only person who wanted it to end... I always figured Eric was trying to recreate the band when he formed the dominos with you.. Just wondering how you saw them and how they affected your music..also, how did Richard Manuel and Garth Hudson influence you as a pianist and organist.. Thank you

[@michaeldonaghey]

Paul played lead on Paper Back Writer, not George.

[@jcruisioso5975]

What??? Man! My friend insisted this was true about the sweet spot . At least 2 . I’m puttin my original 3 way switch back in . I figured a roadie rigged the selector for Eric. Damn

[@billmiller2051]

I read in an interview that Eric had Hubert Sumlin over and had him pick out any guitar he wanted from his guitar room . Did you get to hang out in that room?

[@BW-CC]

He didn't have a guitar room, they were everywhere

[@leesanna7835]

@@BW-CC did Eric have a lot of guitars around that time, also, living at Friar Park, did George have a guitar room or a lot of guitars all over the place?

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I believe the Rosewood Tele is very heavy, a lot of mass in that wood!

[@BW-CC]

It was very heavy, made up of three layers, we took it to the Fender custom shop in ca where they took all the specs, Delaney was hoping to get an endorsement which he didn't. That guitar was beautiful, I enjoyed playing it very much, to Delaney it was a merely a piece he could dazzle people with, he had no interest in playing it nor did he appreciate the value of it. More over from the place where it came as a gift. CoCo

[@Deliquescentinsight]

@@BW-CC That's a shame - is Delaney a little on the narcissistic side?

[@chriselms2422]

Does Bob have any stories about Dylan and/or The Band?

[@taimeuppe6174]

CoCo ask Bobby if he ever knew Bill Gregory guitar guy from Millington..he wound up with It's A Beautiful Day for awhile early 70's

[@mattdaggett3695]

Really enjoy you 2

[@tylerhawks8376]

Another amazing shirt!

[@willbyrd5717]

Nice shirt Bobby I bet coco picked that