Kim Wilson

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Kim Wilson composed and performed our theme music.

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David put out a record called Closer to the Flame.

He had just produced an album for Dion called Yo Frankie, and he put him and Dion, Graham Parker, and Kim Wilson of the Fabulous Thunderbirds, both of whom also had new albums out at the time, together with a band that included the Miami Horns, which is La Bamba and Eddie Mannion, Al Chesnewitz and Mario Rivera were the horn players.

We had Steve Cropper on guitar, Phil Chen on bass, Terry Williams from Dire Straits and Rock Pile on drums, alongside of Dave Charles, who was Dave Edmonds' drummer, Gavin Povey, who was Dave's keyboard player.

I mean, it was just a mind-blowingly amazing tour to be a part of.

I'm on mainstream radio again with Heart and Soul and Ujera Radio.

And of course, we've gone to two singles at Mass Radio with Kim Wilson.

I've been having a ball, man.

Yeah, goodness.

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Kim Wilson composed and performed our theme music.

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And also, I just need to say this.

Kim Wilson is coming to town, my town.

Kim Wilson is the harmonica player from the Fabulous Hornboys.

Fabulous, yeah.

And probably the greatest living player who's actively still, you know, blowing it.

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You heard music by Bobby Sanchez and Kim Wilson, who composed and performed our theme music.

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You see all the harmonica players do.

Omar Dykes had that special with Jimmy Reed, and it was Kim Wilson and Omar and Dave Scott on stage, and they all had Cadillac Pete's play.

So that was kind of cool.

I play, I pay my bills, and I get to do what I love to do, and that's pretty much it.