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Rob New York, phone ahead and we'll send someone to rob you right at the
airport.
It's Late Night with David Letterman.
Tonight, from 30-something, actress Polly Draper, legendary musicians Jack
Bruce and Ginger Baker, hockey star Fred Hull, and fewer males.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman!
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
David Letterman: Okay.
David Letterman: Oh, listen, thank you.
David Letterman: Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to begin tonight's program
with a special announcement
from the executives at CBS.
Because of the recent suspension of Andy Rooney, the name of the show from now
on will be 59 Minutes.
David Letterman: Thank you very much.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: That's it, Kevin?
David Letterman: Here's the really big joke I gave you earlier.
Are you hiding jokes from me again?
David Letterman: Oh, man.
David Letterman: Hey, hey.
David Letterman: Look who's on the big show tonight, kids.
David Letterman: Polly Draper from 30-something is with us.
David Letterman: Oh, boy.
David Letterman: Oh, boy.
David Letterman: Also from the -- hi.
David Letterman: How are you doing?
David Letterman: Get you a drink?
David Letterman: From the St. Louis Blues, Brett Hull, who is, by the way,
leading
Storm in the NHL.
David Letterman: And Paul has some friends over there.
David Letterman: Say hello to our friend Paul Schaefer.
David Letterman: Now we'll begin the show, kids.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Paul, why don't you introduce our friends?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big show.
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Why don't you introduce our musical guest?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big show.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Paul, why don't you introduce our musical guest?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big show.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Paul, why don't you introduce our musical guest?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big night for us.
David Letterman: This is, I think, two members of the, I think, the heaviest
rhythm section
David Letterman: in history have come to sit in and play with us this evening.
David Letterman: Everybody knows them.
David Letterman: They're marvelous musicians in their own right.
David Letterman: And they're gentlemen as well.
David Letterman: Say hello to, on the drums, Mr. Ginger Baker.
David Letterman: And on the bass, Mr. Jack Bruce.
David Letterman: Come on.
David Letterman: Thank you, Paul, for being here.
David Letterman: Thank you for being here.
David Letterman: Nice to see you.
David Letterman: Nice to see you.
David Letterman: Nice to see you.
David Letterman: I used to work with them, you know.
David Letterman: You worked with The Cream?
David Letterman: Yeah, for a while.
David Letterman: When was, what did you do for them?
David Letterman: In the early days, I played clarinet.
David Letterman: I don't remember clarinet and sunshine of your love, but I
guess it was mixed.
David Letterman: Some didn't make the final mix, some did.
David Letterman: I see.
David Letterman: Paul, do you own one of them VCR deals?
David Letterman: I have a VCR, yeah.
David Letterman: I just got one for Christmas.
David Letterman: It's the first time I've ever had a VCR in my life.
David Letterman: First VCR?
David Letterman: Really?
David Letterman: So, last weekend I think to myself, should I be a complete
bonehead and go into the VCR club store and buy a VCR to take home and watch
them?
David Letterman: So I did.
David Letterman: I said, yep, here I am officially now.
David Letterman: I'm a bonehead.
David Letterman: You go into the store and you can't just go into the store and
rent one or buy one like you would do with shoes.
David Letterman: I, of course, rent all my shoes.
David Letterman: You have to, you have to what?
David Letterman: You have to go in there and you have to join a club, right?
David Letterman: You have to join a club in order to get movies.
David Letterman: That's right.
David Letterman: And there are, and this really is, it gives you a good idea
how awful most movies are.
David Letterman: It's nothing but bad, bad movies.
David Letterman: And there was like one movie left and it was that thing,
Bernie's Weekend, Weekend at Bernie's or something.
David Letterman: That was the only movie left in the damn little video club.
David Letterman: So.
David Letterman: Meanwhile, they get my name, my phone number, my social
security number, and people are milling around.
David Letterman: And what I want to know is those things, are they sanitized in
any way?
David Letterman: Of course, people have had them in their homes.
David Letterman: Are they sterilized?
David Letterman: Are they boiled or something?
David Letterman: I'm sure they are.
David Letterman: I think somebody comes along with a big steam applicator and
steams the whole thing right up.
David Letterman: Woo-wee!
David Letterman: Wouldn't that be keen?
David Letterman: But you know, so right in the middle of all of this, I'm
standing around dazed and frightened because the place is crowded.
David Letterman: A woman, a short woman who works there, keeps kind of winding
her way through the crowd.
David Letterman: And finally, at the top of her lungs, she says, "Does somebody
have a Rain Man box?"
David Letterman: I don't know.
David Letterman: Okay, let's get right to the top ten.
David Letterman: Here we go.
David Letterman: Unseasonably warm here in New York City today.
David Letterman: About 60 degrees and it's raining now, I understand.
David Letterman: I will be needing the current temperature later.
David Letterman: Tonight's category from the home office in Lebanon,
Pennsylvania.
David Letterman: Top ten ways CBS can fill that extra minute.
David Letterman: Wow.
David Letterman: You know, Andy Rooney, because he may have made certain
remarks that the CBS is not happy about.
David Letterman: Yes.
David Letterman: Has suspended him, placed him on three months suspension.
David Letterman: No pay, I understand.
David Letterman: From employees there at CBS.
David Letterman: I'm not sure of that.
David Letterman: Spend him without pay.
David Letterman: Anyway, ten ways now that CBS can fill that extra minute on 60
Minutes.
David Letterman: I see.
David Letterman: Here we go.
David Letterman: Edit.
David Letterman: Number ten.
David Letterman: Oh, come on, Ginger.
David Letterman: You can help out on this, can't you?
David Letterman: Number ten.
David Letterman: Let Dan Rather show some fake war footage.
David Letterman: Number nine.
David Letterman: Ed Bradley and Morley Safer have a belching contest.
David Letterman: Number eight.
David Letterman: Sixty Seconds with Jimmy the Greek.
David Letterman: Number seven.
David Letterman: Show the Mike Tyson Buster Douglas fight twice.
David Letterman: Number six.
David Letterman: A new closing in which reporters link arms and sing Happy New
Year.
David Letterman: Number five.
David Letterman: Have Mike Wallace share with viewers his hair coloring tips.
David Letterman: Number four.
David Letterman: On the air auction of Andy Rooney's personal possessions.
David Letterman: Number three.
David Letterman: Bloopers from earlier in the show.
David Letterman: Number two.
David Letterman: Just show that neat ticking clock a little longer.
David Letterman: And the number one way CBS can fill that extra minute on 60
Minutes.
David Letterman: Microwave Waffles.
David Letterman: There's somebody holding a Rain Man box.
David Letterman: Temperature is 59 degrees.
David Letterman: Right.
David Letterman: Relative humidity, please.
David Letterman: Relative humidity 60%.
David Letterman: Perfect.
David Letterman: Let's begin the show.
David Letterman: Okay.
David Letterman: It works.
David Letterman: We can't believe it works.
David Letterman: We'll do a commercial.
David Letterman: We'll get a big show.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: I am.
David Letterman: It works.
David Letterman: We can't believe it works.
David Letterman: We'll do a commercial.
David Letterman: We'll get a big show.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: I am.
David Letterman: We'll do a commercial.
David Letterman: We'll get a big show.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: Thank you very much.
David Letterman: We'll do a commercial.
David Letterman: We'll be back right here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: Welcome back to the show.
Jack Hall will be here a little bit later, and we have Jack Bruce and Ginger
Baker over there.
Sounds great. Thank you, guys.
Thanks for coming by.
Look, it's Polly Grafer.
We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.
Who's on the program tonight?
Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker.
We've been listening to them all evening.
And a song later, right?
Yes.
Yeah? Big song?
From one of Jack's new albums.
Okay, terrific.
We'll be right back here with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker.
As we said, our next guest once formed two-thirds of the legendary band Cream,
and we have Jack Bruce's new album right here.
It's called, as you can perhaps see, A Question of Time.
Ladies and gentlemen, once again, please say hello to Ginger Baker and Jack
Bruce.
Look, now, princess, I'm out here just for you.
So take off in your bay and bay, I got important things to do.
Look, here, princess, I gave you everything.
But now I want it all back, so I can start some living.
Princess, look now, I want to be famous and rich.
So I can be empty and bitter like you, sitting home a month to do.
Princess, look now, I got 15 women called Sue,
20 women called Jersey, but I'm the same.
Look, now, princess, I'm singing this sad song about a man in the kennel who
cries all day long.
Look, here, princess, don't shut me out for good.
Keep me in your mind for later like I always knew you would.
Look, here, princess, I'm in a desert now.
I don't see women around, you've got to show me how.
Princess, look now, I got 15 women called Sue,
20 women called Jim and I'm sad.
Let the baby!
Look, here, princess, I didn't mean to sneer, but you're running around, having
plenty of fun, while I'm sitting along with my fear.
Princess, look now, princess, look now, I want my time again.
You know, it all went bad and I'm missing my string.
Look, here, princess, it's got to be better than this.
Because I'm in prison in hell right now and I won't have to roll my wrist.
Look, here, princess, I got 15 women called Sue,
20 women called Jane and I'm sad.
I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
Thank you.
Nice of you guys to be here. How's things going?
You guys are touring now with the album or not?
Yeah, we're playing all over the states.
And is it anything like it was in the old days, being out on the road?
Older, yeah. It's the same, but older.
And what kind of folks come to the shows?
People.
People are coming to the shows?
Two-legged ones.
Well, that's good. I guess that's a good sign.
It's an improvement from the 60s, yeah.
Now, you are, in addition to playing, you're also trained as a classical cellist?
I am, yeah.
Do you ever play the cello anymore?
Yeah, I play it on records, but it's kind of difficult on stage, you know, to
kind of move around with the cello.
It's one of the most difficult instruments to play, isn't it?
As far as I'm concerned, it is, yeah.
That's why I'm playing this. Every instrument is difficult for a movie.
Yeah. And you, for a while, and maybe still are, were raising olive trees. Is
that true?
I was farming olives for seven years.
Yeah. Where does that take place?
Toscana.
Uh-huh. In...
Italia.
Yeah. And how do you do this?
Well, it's hard work.
Yeah, I would think so. Are you actually out there tilling the soil?
Yeah, you, you plow the fields, like, twice a year.
We'll just grow the pimentos, so you can...
You have to grow those separately.
Separate? Oh, is it separate?
The olive forms around the pimentos.
Is it the same thing? I don't know how to do that.
Is there, is there any chance that you guys will, uh, participate in a big
cream reunion?
Uh, absolutely, maybe.
Yeah.
But it must, it must be talked about all the time, right?
Yeah, it's talked about all the time.
It seems like it's in the air now for reunions.
So, are we closer now? Are we not closer? Is it ever going to happen? Do we
care?
I'm further away. He's further away.
Really? So, you're holding out now.
No, I'm not holding out.
You're just further away.
Uh, anyway, thank you very much, guys, for being here.
We appreciate having you on the show tonight.
And, uh, we'll do a commercial and be right back here with Brett Hall.
All right, thank you.
You just missed a really good reason to, uh, come and see the show live.
We actually heard a, uh, drum solo there.
Not bad for a tree farmer.
I don't know what that means.
Nice to see you, Brett.
Thank you very much for being here.
Uh, Brett Hall, uh, we'll be right back.
Okay, we're done?
Nice to meet you.
Thank you very much.
Uh, when's your next game?
Tomorrow, against the Devils.
Good for you.
How are they doing?
They're doing very well.
They got the Russians, you know.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
But the Russians are kind of old, aren't they?
Yeah, they are.
Yeah, all right.
Uh, but an old, but an old Russian hell is worth what?
I don't know.
Uh, my thanks to everybody who was here.
Uh, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, Polly Draper, and everybody.
We'll see you Monday.
Have a good weekend.
Good night, everybody.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.

Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker on Letterman, February 9, 1990 (stereo)

Rob New York, phone ahead and we'll send someone to rob you right at the
airport.
It's Late Night with David Letterman.
Tonight, from 30-something, actress Polly Draper, legendary musicians Jack
Bruce and Ginger Baker, hockey star Fred Hull, and fewer males.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman!
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
And now, a man who is the best friend the American dairy farmer has ever had,
David Letterman.
David Letterman: Okay.
David Letterman: Oh, listen, thank you.
David Letterman: Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to begin tonight's program
with a special announcement
from the executives at CBS.
Because of the recent suspension of Andy Rooney, the name of the show from now
on will be 59 Minutes.
David Letterman: Thank you very much.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: That's it, Kevin?
David Letterman: Here's the really big joke I gave you earlier.
Are you hiding jokes from me again?
David Letterman: Oh, man.
David Letterman: Hey, hey.
David Letterman: Look who's on the big show tonight, kids.
David Letterman: Polly Draper from 30-something is with us.
David Letterman: Oh, boy.
David Letterman: Oh, boy.
David Letterman: Also from the -- hi.
David Letterman: How are you doing?
David Letterman: Get you a drink?
David Letterman: From the St. Louis Blues, Brett Hull, who is, by the way,
leading
Storm in the NHL.
David Letterman: And Paul has some friends over there.
David Letterman: Say hello to our friend Paul Schaefer.
David Letterman: Now we'll begin the show, kids.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Paul, why don't you introduce our friends?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big show.
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Why don't you introduce our musical guest?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big show.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Paul, why don't you introduce our musical guest?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big show.
David Letterman: Thank you.
David Letterman: Paul, why don't you introduce our musical guest?
David Letterman: I would be thrilled.
David Letterman: This is a big night for us.
David Letterman: This is, I think, two members of the, I think, the heaviest
rhythm section
David Letterman: in history have come to sit in and play with us this evening.
David Letterman: Everybody knows them.
David Letterman: They're marvelous musicians in their own right.
David Letterman: And they're gentlemen as well.
David Letterman: Say hello to, on the drums, Mr. Ginger Baker.
David Letterman: And on the bass, Mr. Jack Bruce.
David Letterman: Come on.
David Letterman: Thank you, Paul, for being here.
David Letterman: Thank you for being here.
David Letterman: Nice to see you.
David Letterman: Nice to see you.
David Letterman: Nice to see you.
David Letterman: I used to work with them, you know.
David Letterman: You worked with The Cream?
David Letterman: Yeah, for a while.
David Letterman: When was, what did you do for them?
David Letterman: In the early days, I played clarinet.
David Letterman: I don't remember clarinet and sunshine of your love, but I
guess it was mixed.
David Letterman: Some didn't make the final mix, some did.
David Letterman: I see.
David Letterman: Paul, do you own one of them VCR deals?
David Letterman: I have a VCR, yeah.
David Letterman: I just got one for Christmas.
David Letterman: It's the first time I've ever had a VCR in my life.
David Letterman: First VCR?
David Letterman: Really?
David Letterman: So, last weekend I think to myself, should I be a complete
bonehead and go into the VCR club store and buy a VCR to take home and watch
them?
David Letterman: So I did.
David Letterman: I said, yep, here I am officially now.
David Letterman: I'm a bonehead.
David Letterman: You go into the store and you can't just go into the store and
rent one or buy one like you would do with shoes.
David Letterman: I, of course, rent all my shoes.
David Letterman: You have to, you have to what?
David Letterman: You have to go in there and you have to join a club, right?
David Letterman: You have to join a club in order to get movies.
David Letterman: That's right.
David Letterman: And there are, and this really is, it gives you a good idea
how awful most movies are.
David Letterman: It's nothing but bad, bad movies.
David Letterman: And there was like one movie left and it was that thing,
Bernie's Weekend, Weekend at Bernie's or something.
David Letterman: That was the only movie left in the damn little video club.
David Letterman: So.
David Letterman: Meanwhile, they get my name, my phone number, my social
security number, and people are milling around.
David Letterman: And what I want to know is those things, are they sanitized in
any way?
David Letterman: Of course, people have had them in their homes.
David Letterman: Are they sterilized?
David Letterman: Are they boiled or something?
David Letterman: I'm sure they are.
David Letterman: I think somebody comes along with a big steam applicator and
steams the whole thing right up.
David Letterman: Woo-wee!
David Letterman: Wouldn't that be keen?
David Letterman: But you know, so right in the middle of all of this, I'm
standing around dazed and frightened because the place is crowded.
David Letterman: A woman, a short woman who works there, keeps kind of winding
her way through the crowd.
David Letterman: And finally, at the top of her lungs, she says, "Does somebody
have a Rain Man box?"
David Letterman: I don't know.
David Letterman: Okay, let's get right to the top ten.
David Letterman: Here we go.
David Letterman: Unseasonably warm here in New York City today.
David Letterman: About 60 degrees and it's raining now, I understand.
David Letterman: I will be needing the current temperature later.
David Letterman: Tonight's category from the home office in Lebanon,
Pennsylvania.
David Letterman: Top ten ways CBS can fill that extra minute.
David Letterman: Wow.
David Letterman: You know, Andy Rooney, because he may have made certain
remarks that the CBS is not happy about.
David Letterman: Yes.
David Letterman: Has suspended him, placed him on three months suspension.
David Letterman: No pay, I understand.
David Letterman: From employees there at CBS.
David Letterman: I'm not sure of that.
David Letterman: Spend him without pay.
David Letterman: Anyway, ten ways now that CBS can fill that extra minute on 60
Minutes.
David Letterman: I see.
David Letterman: Here we go.
David Letterman: Edit.
David Letterman: Number ten.
David Letterman: Oh, come on, Ginger.
David Letterman: You can help out on this, can't you?
David Letterman: Number ten.
David Letterman: Let Dan Rather show some fake war footage.
David Letterman: Number nine.
David Letterman: Ed Bradley and Morley Safer have a belching contest.
David Letterman: Number eight.
David Letterman: Sixty Seconds with Jimmy the Greek.
David Letterman: Number seven.
David Letterman: Show the Mike Tyson Buster Douglas fight twice.
David Letterman: Number six.
David Letterman: A new closing in which reporters link arms and sing Happy New
Year.
David Letterman: Number five.
David Letterman: Have Mike Wallace share with viewers his hair coloring tips.
David Letterman: Number four.
David Letterman: On the air auction of Andy Rooney's personal possessions.
David Letterman: Number three.
David Letterman: Bloopers from earlier in the show.
David Letterman: Number two.
David Letterman: Just show that neat ticking clock a little longer.
David Letterman: And the number one way CBS can fill that extra minute on 60
Minutes.
David Letterman: Microwave Waffles.
David Letterman: There's somebody holding a Rain Man box.
David Letterman: Temperature is 59 degrees.
David Letterman: Right.
David Letterman: Relative humidity, please.
David Letterman: Relative humidity 60%.
David Letterman: Perfect.
David Letterman: Let's begin the show.
David Letterman: Okay.
David Letterman: It works.
David Letterman: We can't believe it works.
David Letterman: We'll do a commercial.
David Letterman: We'll get a big show.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: I am.
David Letterman: It works.
David Letterman: We can't believe it works.
David Letterman: We'll do a commercial.
David Letterman: We'll get a big show.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: I am.
David Letterman: We'll do a commercial.
David Letterman: We'll get a big show.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
David Letterman: We'll get back here with Holly Grayson.
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David Letterman: Welcome back to the show.
Jack Hall will be here a little bit later, and we have Jack Bruce and Ginger
Baker over there.
Sounds great. Thank you, guys.
Thanks for coming by.
Look, it's Polly Grafer.
We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.
Who's on the program tonight?
Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker.
We've been listening to them all evening.
And a song later, right?
Yes.
Yeah? Big song?
From one of Jack's new albums.
Okay, terrific.
We'll be right back here with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker.
As we said, our next guest once formed two-thirds of the legendary band Cream,
and we have Jack Bruce's new album right he