the real relationship … to actually be in St. Louis and start to really make the music with people.

the real relationship
… to actually be in St. Louis and start to really make the music with people.

In ?66 when we were playing that music, people were flipping out with anger at that music and hated it. Then we?re doing it a few years later, and people said, ?This is the real deal, and we knew it all along.

In 1966, when we were playing that music, ... people were flipping out with anger at that music and hated it.

In ?66 when we were playing that music, people were flipping out with anger at that music and hated it,

It's unexpected revenue, because people are just doing what they were always doing. It's not like a whole new market opened up. There's no behavioral change. It's just more money.