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[Rodzinski]

Here we are!
9th Avenue.

[Rodzinski]

BK, what can you tell me about Cerberus Records, the label that released “Together Again” and also a few albums by David Spear who did the music to The Creature Wasn’t Nice? Is it a coincidence that  Spear and you had projects on that label?

[Rodzinski]

I don’t recall if the label was mentioned in Album Produced By…

[George]

Congrats, Rodzinski!  You just rolled over 10000+ posts!

[bk]

That album was mentioned in the first memoir - There's Mel, There's Woody, and There's You. Hope Rodzinski is enjoying Directed by.

[bk]

Cerberus was/is owned by Richard Jones, Muse Margaret's ever-lovin' hubby. I think Richard knew David already, but he really may have known him from The Creature, as Margaret was in it. He did quite a few albums back in the day - several Morricone scores, including La Cage Aux Folles, Zulu Dawn by Elmer Bernstein - some stuff from CBS - radio and TV stuff by Bernard Herrmann, etc.

[George]

If I had a Greek-style apple cinnamon cake, I would eat it.     

Covid hasn’t affected your taste buds?

It never affected mine...fortunately.

[bk]

New notes are up.

[bk]

Up are new notes.

[bk]

I've seen them.

[bk]

I've read them.

[bk]

I wrote them.

[George]

Has anyone seen the movie version of Dear Evan Hansen?

I did, but I haven't seen the show yet.  It's supposed to come here to the Washington Center this upcoming season.

[bk]

And now they can be read.

[bk]

Hold tight while I change the topic.

[George]

I heard they made some changes to the story line for the movie.

I'd heard that, too, but I don't know how it originally was written.

[George]

The big change for the movie was to make Evan middle-aged.

I did notice that!