Rami Jaffee

They're all wearing coats.

Rami Jaffe had like fingerless gloves and like they're blowing in their hands like, fuck, this isn't even cold, boys.

Like, come on.

But Dave's like, it's been 105 everywhere on this tour except for tonight.

That was something that, it was either Neil Avron or we did have, uh, Neil recruited because he did the Wallflowers record.

He recruited, uh, the Wallflowers o- organ, keys player, Rami Jaffee, who, uh, is now obviously in, uh, a full-fledged member of the Foo Fighters now.

Right.

Um, and it was just, I mean, he, just the fact that he was, uh, you know, in the Wallflowers, he came in and, and was taking hard drives every, every other few days, and he would g- go back home and lay down all of the stuff, uh, and bring it back, and we would play through.

Yeah.

I, I very much believe that that could be the case.

I believe that's kind of the work of, uh, once again, another Rami, uh, uh, Rami Jaffee situation, where he just- Man, I mean, he would just go nuts.

He would give three takes through three passes, full passes that were, you know, everything's comped and whatnot, and, uh, Neil would kinda pick and choose and copy and paste.

Yeah, and I love slide guitar in rock and roll, and I love the B3 Hammond organ on a song because I just think it's...

to that we're on the same page the B3 what a killer instrument I mean you know but speaking of that you said do you know who you know do you know who Rami Jaffe is

I don't think so

and you remember the big wallflowers yes yes yeah so Jake Dillon is Bob Dillon's son yep so the guy who played B3 for the wallflowers is Rami Jaffe

okay

Guess who the keyboardist is for Foo Fighters?

And then I'm in Vienna, and I saw that the Foo Fighters are here.

So I got a hold of Rami Jaffe and wrote him a whole note and asked him about, you know, going to see the show tomorrow night.

And he wrote me the longest email back.

He says, we just left Vienna two hours ago.

I hope I'll catch up with him the next time.

And he's so sweet.

Rami Jaffe is just an amazing guy.

The keyboard player.

And I started writing and then all of a sudden, like, uh teen cancer was like let's release it like next week i'm like okay so i had to come up with artwork and and everything so i did i did all that myself and and then so when you what you're talking about it is with a lot of people that are on there that you don't see it's mostly one band It's mostly Big Bottom from the SRCTTJ or something.

So what that is, that's got Scott Reeder from Caius, Justin Chancellor from Tool, Kelly Scott from Failure, Abby Travis from The Go-Go's, Troy Sanders from Mastodon, and Rami Jaffe from Foo Fighters.

All one

band.