you here and know you're very busy these days making mental rehearsals so i really enjoy that you are going to be very glad to hear thank you so much for a wonderful i have one question that is very very important for me is to know the who drew me to it and then i kind of got my start there in the month till your area in my early twenty's playing with the haitian and west african dance classes and i met a couple of lead drummers there who kind and you know i had played in a lot of different bands and funk bands and reggae bands and jam bands and i really just wanted to get into a band that were the congress belong so to speak of music you know there's something there something gritty about the attitude of the music and you know it might be the life and times of that era and generation  t there's just something that comes across and i music that really spoke to me and i think it's just like that gritty attitude kind of down and dirty kind of sound you know and then you know another huge influence is the palladium sound you know the big lush was a great night yeah yeah i had three actually that night we did and expand we played at two forty two main and then we all packed up and ran down to qantas set that up did that one packed out all up and i was the last one booking done i think in man for the for the whole year all the way out to the first night and you know when i'm booking the band you know i have players who have families and businesses and they live far away you know mongomery the playing fields and you know in cavite so there's a lot of travel you know on their older folks and wyoming to say all but you know there were not twenty anymore and  so you know so i take that into account when we're booking you know i don't think we're on to go on some big tour or or anything like that but i think we're enjoying our gigs here with the community and we're getting fed that way and it's doable common denominator really that brings you and i together today and yeah all of us at the gigs regardless of the language barrier or anything like that it's the music that is the common denominator that brings us all together yeah sure i remember  eight zero you can also go to a think a music dot com and go to our contact page there and fill out a listing and i'll get that mail there you can fill it right out on the on the website and  it's beautiful what they're doing for the community the contribution you know and then you know like the trailblazers like so selena and so you know you know many many other  the you know but the union with the santos has been really good date you know they have a nice following of people they have big classes you know they're doing classes a monthly or and and among other and in burlington and together and then you know he showed up every her soul and have a little chart sketched out for everybody said here we're going to we're going to do thriller so you know if you rehearsals we had it had it together enough for the show and you know we figured it would be the first night to know not starting next year next year so he'll be coming in on our winter break we're going to go into the studio and hopefully write some original music so to get back to you know english  lyrics there's a possibility for that to happen because we're just put we're going to try and pull all the stops out and at least have our set be eighty percent original music from everyone contributing you know  band my brother in law steve crawford and he was a bass player for a little while with us our friend j p played bass and at the after sam we had  great teacher too yeah yeah good well thank you very much and now we're not going to say goodbye we're going to have now one take so you can see all the crowd that is following a field day not only in bali don't body many other areas here in ramallah this is the green mountain state