Tina Weymouth

memorize these parts and then just kind of improv this into a song.

But the only word that he remembered and the only word that kind of came out of the session was blind, of which Tina Weymouth talks about how he looked like a Muppet recording the song.

And considering the way that their relationship would go, that might be the last positive thing that Tina Weymouth has ever said about David Byrne.

Yeah, yeah.

From what I've read, there was quite a bit of heat after the breakup there, for sure.

You learn those songs.

We do that every year with Chris and Tina and myself and a group of great people and, And you learned those songs pretty much on the road down and you were listening next to the stage.

And I, you know, it's the way I try to live my life is the way you live your life.

And I'm your partner in this experience of life.

Let's keep going.

Okay, real quick.

My friend and your friend, Tina Weymouth, said she thinks rock bands and bands in general and artists should not dress like common people and there should be some sort of costume, which is one of the reasons she likes the Zambonis so much.

Dave, you got to call me back.

I think it's cool to do a song where you talk about, uh, economizing and maximizing your work ethic," which is, uh, a lot of that second song, The Good Thing, also from Talking Heads, from More Songs About Buildings and Food.

I specifically played that because in the outro, which is just fantastic, and it's up there with the greatest moments, period, of rock music for me, is that outro with, uh, David yelping, "Watch me work," and Tina Weymouth with that fantastic bassline.

It's just, it's so dramatic and so unique and creative.

It's, that's the kind of thing that messed my mind up and said, "You know what? There's a door for me here.

He was one of the two people in that group.

so uh nakamura and albert are uh collaborating especially on some of the stuff that had a little bit more of a hip-hop edge and around that time um nakamura brings in dell the funky homo sapien and dj kid koala who are both uh on uh on a lot of tracks on this as well so you're starting to get uh collaborators and then after that uh damon albert likes that so he starts grabbing some different people to collaborate with so he brings in miho hitori of sibo mato he brings in tina weymouth of the talking heads uh but he kind of said that it was the work in tom tom club that influenced this a little bit more and he brings in ibrahim ferrer do you recognize the name ibrahim ferrer because we covered something with ibrahim for hair in it as well Ibrahim Ferrer was a member of the Buena Vista Social Club.

So we are going deep into the CT.

We have some Handsome Boy Modeling School.

Is it Soundcheck Gravity? No, maybe that's the one that I like.

That's got a good, that's got a pretty good groove to it.

uh 19 2000 is interesting i don't know how much i like that that's the i think that's the tina weymouth um uh and i guess fran like her husband's on that song too right they called both of them in there what's his name uh chris france um and on that as well so And Latin Simone, I like.

I don't love.