00:00Pat Stevens, where do the children play? We're talking Santa Monica, and I'm three years old.
00:08The memories are all almost in black and white now in my mind. My dad was off being a young
00:14professor at UCLA. I'm holding my mom's hand, and I'm hearing
00:20So Weezer covered Africa, and I heard it, and I was like, I wonder what that was like from the
00:31original. So I went on Spotify, and I put on Toto, Africa, and then
00:36Shirley as Kilimanjaro rises from the Serengeti. The guitar solo on Icky Thumb, Jack White,
00:46reminds me to be reckless. You listen to that guitar solo, and it's just like,
00:52what are you about? Yeah, keep it out of control. Keep it out of control. Truman Sinclair,
00:59and the song is called Bloodline. I think he has 500 followers. I'm not alone in being unable to
01:07enjoy something when it's hyped. An acoustic, an unplugged album from Third Eye Blind came on,
01:13and then it does songs like this, and this song came on, and I heard the harmonica on it,
01:20and it sounded like old Neil Young. It sounded like 70s Neil Young, and then this kind of alt-country
01:28vocal came on, and it just owned me immediately. I'd never heard of him, and I played it again,
01:35then I played it again. I hope everybody out there enjoys Truman Sinclair.
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