McQuade: My late wife often said I had the most beautiful organ. I have decided everyone is just jealous of the fact that we play the most beautiful instrument on earth. Sigh- we flutists put up with such teasing and jokes. Do you eat special foods to achieve that windy state of maximum abdominal combustion? Or do you suffer with gall stones?Īdams: Why Strachie sweetie, please wipe the fog off those glasses and you will see the word is 'flutist', not 'flatulist'. I imagine that guarantees you a dressing room all to yourself when performing at concerts and the like. Which funnily enough is exactly what I said halfway through the Second World War. You’re the first American to appear on our showcase slot. McQuade: Welcome to Dead Man Talking, Ms Adams. That southern drawl is sure easy on the ears but sometimes I don't understand a word.
She hails from East Tennessee and goes swimming with Elvis twice a week. He's not exactly what you'd call a Ladies Man, so I hoped having this opportunity to work with a gal would keep him on his best behaviour and perhaps encourage him to wear his best aftershave ( Eau de Formaldehyde).Īnyway - a quick word of introduction - Julie plays flute and has featured on albums such as 'Through A Whisky Glass Darkly', 'Abbey Tapes:The Exorcism' and the new Columbus Road album 'Red Kite'.
Not that I need an excuse to feature fellow Philosopher's Stone band member Julie Adams on 'Dead Man Talking' - but having the Presidential election this week seemed the ideal opportunity to introduce my favourite East Tennessee musician to Strachan McQuade.
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