What made that happen?

That wasn't deliberate.

What happened was Jack White came up to me in a club in New York and he said, "Do, do you wanna come down to Nashville and record a record for my label, Third Man Records?" I, I said yes.

And then, uh, it should've been my first question, I said, "What do you have in mind?" He said, "Anything." So unlike a lot of rock and roll babble, it came true.

Ticket arrived, the plane ticket.

Got on the plane.

I wrote a piece on the plane, a spoken word thing, 'cause that was what he was angling for.

Yes, please.

What made that happen?

I wasn't deliberate.

What happened was Jack White came up to me in a club in New York and he said, do you want to come down to Nashville and record a record for my label, Third Man Records? I said, yes.

And then it should have been my first question.

I said, what do you have in mind? He said, anything.

So unlike a lot of rock and roll babble, it came true.

Ticket arrived, the plane ticket, get on the plane.

Right.

Who are you and how do you know Glenn?

My name is BP Fallon, but nobody's perfect.

I met Glenn very early on in the Frames, and a friend of mine, the manager, Frank Murray, who managed the poems, I thought would be a good fit with Glenn.

So I was hooked then up to Steve and Sweeney.

We sat there and we talked and we talked about Frank Murray.

And Frank Murray then became their manager.

It wasn't entirely long term, but it kicked them off.

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