Yeah

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in our library of high-res music.

And, and, uh, these are all the songs that everybody knows, and, and except now that you can hear all of it instead of just a small percentage of it, which the MP3 is, is capable of producing.

Yeah.

The CD actually plays back the CD tracks, uh, uh, better than the vinyl.

The vinyl colors them.

But in...

Discover it all in Nordstrom stores and at Nordstrom.com.

Talk to me a little bit, though, about Woodstock.

Boy, I can only talk to you a little bit about it.

Because that's all you remember? I was so...

Well, I actually was there, but I...

I didn't...

My biggest memory of Woodstock is, okay, everybody was really excited, and, you know, all these heavy musicians are walking around, and we're just starting to get a foothold, and Hendrix is there, and some of the Stones are there, and other bands are there that we knew were great bands.

to get to her upside my

[laughs]

I think it's because [laughs] it might've been the second song I wrote of this group.

The first one was Foggy Edge of Time, 'cause I remember playing the piano and hearing these, just these two changes going back and forth, and then the melody came and then the words came and everything happened.

That was good.

[singing] Out on the foggy edge of time.

I was flying low into my prime.

I was looking back, not looking good.

Tell me about that one.

(laughs)

So in that respect, it's, it's really great.

And I love the whole thing.

But there are a lot of, uh, uh, or at least a few people who like my o- my, uh, other side of my music.

And, and they...

This film has totally turned them against me.

There's a...

Why, uh, Jonathan Demme? Why not Bernard Shakey to, to direct this film?