Guest Deems Taylor ( )

I think it's too much. A special rebroadcast for the American Armed Forces and their allies. You're invited to drop in where the elite meet to eat. Duffy's tapping. Duffy's what elite meet the auntie to my just bacon.

Duffy ain't here. Hello, Duffy. Tonight, James Taylor. James. James. Oh, Duffy, don't say what I'd say. Who is he? Yes, that is different from your question. Yeah, he's the guy who used to talk at Carnegie's Hall.

He got to talk about music. He just talks. Yeah, for that he gets paid. Well, they have to pay him otherwise he wouldn't stop talking. Well, look, you know my song, Leave a Spaces. Well, Peter Van Steeden is making it into a symphony.

A symphony. Well, it's the same as music only longer. Yeah, and louder. Well, Wyckman, there's no eight comin tonight. They had an accident. He ate colin to the orchestra. Yeah, very serious stuffy. He wiped out the entire little section.

Yeah, well, look, I got to go write a commentary for names. I'll call you back. Okay, Duffy. It's a commentary, you see, Peter Manstein is making my song, Leave us face it into a symphony.

I'm going to call it Archie Six. What happened to the fifth? Beethoven already wrote that. This thing I'm writing is a commentary for a team's tailor to say. A commentary? Yeah, one of them things you know that explains what a composer was thinking about after he's Dad, or as a musician say, after he has posthumorous.

Is this your symphony going to be played right out in public? Oh, yeah. Mm, now you'll be posthumorous, too. That crummy song. Eddie, that crummy song may turn out to be a hit that's being sold all over the country.