Flying Fish Records

So I went there very pointedly to get that job with David, and I got it.

But he was on Flying Fish Records out of San Francisco, and his record company was coming up to catch David's n- s- he had a new record, so he, uh, I didn't play on the record.

I was pretty green still, you know? And, uh, as the gig approached, he says, "Listen, I'm so sorry, Colin, but, uh, you're, I just don't think you're ready for this.

I need to bring, uh, someone else in."

And...

Bruce Kaplan, who owned Flying Fish Records, also worked for Bob at one point.

This is all before I...

And I worked for Bob for part-time...

And it could have been, I mean, going to the whole Stevie Ray Vaughan story, you know, it's like, I just happened to go home when I was broke from Vancouver because I was living out here couch surfing and playing on street corners.

And the guy I was playing with said, I don't think you're ready for this showcase I got coming up on Flying Fish Records.

They're coming up from San Francisco.

I'm going to let you go for the week and hire someone who's a bit more experienced.