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Show LE LIE ERIC TEA DALE ugu t 16, 2001 orne tickets there you put your name and address on. It was a draw to go to the ski lodge at th Grand Tetons the Teton Ski Lodge. And we won it. We were drawn out. And we went away for a free weekend at the Teton Lodge. We couldn't ski, but we went for the ride. And I took my accordion. I've got a big accordion now. And I happened to tell the guy that I had it. "Oh, bring it with you," he said. So I brought this accordion and I played for them on occasion. I played up at the lodge. And I got talking to the guy, and I told him about this guarding the Beatles. "Can we interview you?" I said, "What for?" I said, "I haven't done anything." He said, "Hey, you've had contact with the Beatles. Come up here and we'll interview you." So I was on the radio. The guys at work said, "I heard you on the radio yesterday." And then, sure enough, about three years ago I had a phone call. It was Paul Murphy. And they were doing the Beatles Anthology. So he said, "I've been told that you were connected with the Beatles?" I said, "Connected, I didn't. I guarded them for five minutes." He said, "Will you come on the program?" He said, "I want to interview you." And so he came down and brought a cameraman. I played the piano for them a little bit, and he interviewed me. And, so, that was on tape. I've still got it on tape. So the experiences I've had, and the people I've met, have always helped me along the road really because I can talk to anybody about anything. I've been to a lot of places. I've been in Africa, I've been to ... And the job I had at Hertz at London Airport, I met a lot of women that crune over, a lot of Americans, and people from all over-Germany, France-coming over for abortions, seeing this was the first place that was given a license to do that. I said, "I've been to 49 |
