Tony Thompson

Oh, my gosh, right? [laughs]

Yes, and Tony Thompson.

He was my student.

And Tony Thompson.

He was my student.

Was he your student?

... of production.

The Bobby Clairmont.

Yeah, not Duran.

And then I was like, wait, that's the drummer from David Bowie's Serious Moonlight tour, Tony Thompson from, I guess it was Chic, who he's in or whatever.

Like, who is this band? And I'm not going to lie, that album and the song A Veto A Kill by Duran Duran from the James Bond movie, I was like, okay, I'm missing something here.

And that's kind of when the dam started to break for me.

Anyway, sorry.

I'm sure it's good.

No, I was just going to say, Dale Bozio and Terry Bozio, Dale Bozio, the singer, and then Terry Bozio, who's one of the greatest drummers ever to live.

The Warren Cucurulu, I think is how you say his name, the guitarist and Patrick O'Hearn, they were all Frank Zappa's band.

And Nile Rodgers had a band before Sheik and all that what he's done since called the Big Apple Band.

In the Big Apple Band was Nile, Bernard, Tony Thompson, and keyboard guy was a guy named Robert Sabino.

Our lead guitar player, Mickey Leonard, in the Sims Brothers Band, George and I's band, met Robert Sabino by walking past a window and hearing a man playing a piano in a musical conservatory.

Mickey ran into the office, walked in the door, says, who are you? We need to know you.

I

do wish, you know, I didn't see Power Station, but I really wish I would have to see Tony Thompson play drums.

I really would have liked to seen him play drums because the drumming for me, the first thing that took, that took me with that record was the drums on it were just amazing.

Power Station, the rhythm section is so outrageous.