Woody 2026 part 3

Sura 1: Hi Woody, it's Richard here. 299s · Speaker 3

Hi Woody, it's Richard here. How you doing? Hey, alright. How are you, mate? Not bad, mate. Good to speak to you again, Woody. Last time I saw you was, I think it was January, at Tom's Place when they launched the thing about Bowie's childh…

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Sura 2: It's all been word of mouth and then promoters coming in on the word of mouth and going, we want to do this, we want to put you on here. 299s · Speaker 1

It's all been word of mouth and then promoters coming in on the word of mouth and going, we want to do this, we want to put you on here. And then it expanded that way and I went, shit. So that's why it's been tough. It's been a little tough…

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Sura 3: Do you feel that sort of sense of responsibility? 299s · Speaker 2

Do you feel that sort of sense of responsibility? Because that period of David's music where you joined him, 1970 going up to 73, I mean, it's really the essential foundation of his work, if you like, isn't it? yeah it was really i mean you…

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Sura 4: some good productions and we didn't know if we'd get on with him but he got that whole humour thing straight away you know so it was like okay this works and I think that's it is important that you do have that sense of humour that you can jump on whenever you need it or if it gets too dark in a session do you know what i mean It's so fucking weird that you can't have a fight, really, you know? 289s · Speaker 1

some good productions and we didn't know if we'd get on with him but he got that whole humour thing straight away you know so it was like okay this works and I think that's it is important that you do have that sense of humour that you can …

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Sura 5: Wow, that's amazing. 225s · Speaker 1

Wow, that's amazing. Yeah. but with the knowledge of a string player, of an arranger, you know. I mean, he used to work all the parts out on his Les Paul, so he'd be doing string parts and cello parts on guitar, and then just writing it, si…

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