00:01And on piano, the legendary Nicky Hopkins.
00:11Nicky was not the star, he was the sideman.
00:13His job was to make the records better, not to go, look, look at me.
00:17He had an intuitive feeling of where the piano should sit and where it should be.
00:25I know that he enjoyed working on the Imagine album.
00:31It's just another example of having Nicky Hopkins and a Beatle together.
00:38It grew so out of control. I mean, I was doing pretty much every drug, every existing drug.
00:46Chick called a few phone numbers, got him into rehab, and that probably saved his life at that moment.
00:54But Nicky's playing on You Are So Beautiful is just, I mean, I get goosebumps when I listen to it.
01:02He was one of the busiest and most successful session players.
01:05But he was just, he was just the gold star session piano player.
01:10Over a 30-year period, Nicky Hopkins would play on over 250 albums.
01:24But he's going to be like this for the main Multineliad, which is where it's not located.
01:25That's the first one where he was.
01:26And he was still on a big side on the floor.
01:27So he's going to be like, I remember, here, if it's about luck.
01:28I think that's my main piece of thing.
01:29I don't know.
01:30But he's going to see us.
01:31I don't know.
01:32What about Alkaacu?
01:33I don't know.
01:34He's going to be a little bit.
01:35He's going to be a little bit.
01:36I think I don't know.
01:37He's going to be a little bit.
01:38But he's going to be a little bit.
01:39He went to it.
01:40What about you do?
01:41He's…
01:42But I don't know.
01:43I'm what about you?
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