[ music ] [ music ] [ applause ] hi, how are you . Terrific. [ indistinct chatter ] my only regret is that charles did not bring his accordion so he couldve dueted together. [ laughter ] well be back after this message from teledyne. Were back. Were talking to eugene fodor and dr. William nolan will join us shortly. That was really beautiful. Thank you. I was listening to you practice. I was in makeup and i heard you in your dressing room. Before we go on yeah. Can i tell you could i ask you if you know how much youre doing for Classical Music because i know we get off on to various topics yeah. But i want you to know that when i go out to play a performance, you know, i get all psyched up and all this difficult stuff for two hours you know, and i go back to my dressing room and open the door and theres a line of people around through the hall and around the corner and what do they come back to talk about . My concert that ive spent 20 years of my life practicing for . No, they come sa
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At the end of the war, towards the end of the war as the japanese were withdrawing their forces towards the north, birch moved from south ofchina, the area here, up to this province which really was behind japanese lines. And many in this area the nationalist forces were primarily in the southwest where theyd been, they had to retreat, withdraw after fighting so long and hard with the japanese. The communists were forced up to the area after the long march, but their power increased through the course of world war ii. So when birch yets up there gets up there, he is in contact with communist forces from time to time, and the policy of the United States government is a very pragmatic policy, and that is to cooperate with the communist forces if necessary when theres a good reason to do so. He didnt have any particular sympathy for the communists or their cause, nor did he have any sympathy for the nationalists. His loyalties really were with the chinese people. There was great relief on
Do you still write your songs down with paper and pencil . Yes, i do. I have always carried a little recording device of some sort. They used to be pretty big, but now they are quite small, and i always carry a pen and paper, and i am ready if something occurs to me. You mentioned merle travis. What other musicians . Ry cooder is my favorite guitar player, but there are many others to choose from. There was an album that was a formative for me. Paradise and lunch. There was a guy coming up called tom rush who played here at the cellar door, and he played in boston at the 47. I really pattern myself after, just a guy with a guitar, full position, unapologetic. Falcon musician. Unapologetic folk musician. And i would say wouldtwo and the beatles. What do you think of current pop music . You know, i guess i do not like it a whole lot. [laughter] [applause] i guess i dont like it a whole lot. What would we find i sound just like my dad. There are great people out there, i know it. And i do
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