But I was always in a choir, I was always in an ensemble. I became a member in my last year of high school and into college of a group called Three Guys and a Girl. Those were simpler times. Those were simpler times. I rubbed elbows with wonderful musicians out of Portland, not only jazz, which is where my head and ears were, but also the folk music era, which I adored.
Music is music.
He was a friend that Paul had met in San Jose. At that point, Jack Casady was on the East Coast. I think Jerry Peloquin joined the same time as me. Marty lived in a home that housed two other people. One was Thompson, William Thompson, who was a copy boy for the Chronicle, and the other was Jerry Peloquin.