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What you re doing for your leadership. i know you got pushback from some fans and other artists, including one who i didn t even get this who said you were being elitist for taking these safety measures. i don t know how you can be elitist about a vaccine that s free and readily available to all adults across the country, but what are you saying to the critics? well, you know, it s been a long time since we ve been able to go into places and play shows for people. and i don t think that s going to last very long unless we do it carefully. there s never enough. we can t guarantee that everybody coming to the show is coming safely and they re not going to be spreading the virus. but i think it s up to all of us to do what we can just to keep the music business running. and we re going to get shut back down again real soon if we don t start doing this. you know, i don t understand the ....
we can t go on like this. that is a feeling that i am picking up from people all over this country, we can t go on like this, and we ve been there before, as this play shows. yeah, and whether it s racism as we deal with in the play directly or the people feel it. they feel it. they hear atticus say we can t go on like this. we have to heal this wound or we will never stop bleeding. the audience feels it. they watch the movie. they read the book. they see the play. it feels very familiar to just what s going on today, you know, justin amash coming on. when he tweeted it was like, okay, you tweeted. that s a profile in courage i guess nowadays. and then he did the town hall in front of his constituents. and those weren t just democrats in there coming, they were republicans and they were standing and cheering this guy. those people are out there. i live out there. i live in michigan. they re out there. they re ashamed of what s going on. ....
This country, we can t go on like this, and we ve been there before, as this play shows. yeah, and whether it s racism as we deal with in the play directly or the people feel it. they feel it. they hear atticus say we can t go on like this. we have to heal this wound or we will never stop bleeding. the audience feels it. they watch the movie. they read the book. they see the play. it feels very familiar to just what s going on today, you know, justin amash coming on. when he tweeted it was like, okay, you tweeted. that s a profile in courage i guess nowadays. and then he did the town hall in front of his constituents. and those weren t just democrats in there coming, they were republicans and they were standing and cheering this guy. those people are out there. i live out there. i live in michigan. they re out there. they re ashamed of what s going on. the fact that this guy, this ....
Guitarist jeff felder. they serve out generous drinks and spanish influence tapas. you grew up around two hours outside of seattle? yeah in eastern washington which was like country side, ranching, farming community. you don t live here anymore. you live in l.a. now? yeah. how long since you left? it s been 20 years. i come back here couple times a year, play shows. i still have family in the city. i think of it as home still. i always will. it s just, it s a home i don t live in anymore. you put on a long white dress while i burn when there s no ....