David Letterman

They were integral to existence in the world.

And then the sport that transformed them as a recreation for us.

Yeah, it never occurred to me that that's the origin of that.

I have this thing I brought you.

I saw a documentary with your name on it about yacht rock music.

Yeah, that was one of my two years ago.

And I'll just tell you about yacht rock.

This was the music when I went to California, Southern California.

It was KNXFM.

And that's all they played, the mellow sounds of Southern California.

And it pretty much was all what we now know of as yacht rock.

And I thought it was trifling and didn't have much interest in it as serious music.

And then I saw how it was kind of dissected and discussed on that documentary.

And I realized, no, wait a minute.

These guys were really up to something pretty good.

Yeah.

High, high quality stuff.

And I'll tell you what's been a problem for me.

If you have the serious radio and you dial up Yacht Rock, they have some stooge, some cartoon character pretending he's some snobby, wealthy, superficial asshole enjoying Yacht Rock.

And it's not for the people.