John Powers

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Thank you.

Thank you.

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Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, that's right.

I mean, I may have. One of the things, I had this instrument.

I mean, I may have. One of the things, I had this instrument.

I mean, I may have. One of the things, I had this instrument.

Yes, I have my melodica everywhere I go. I did in those days, at least. It's like a harmonica and a keyboard put together. I would carry it around school all the time. And, you know, I was just a very, very ambitious, precocious teenager in New York from Louisiana in the big city now. And the world literally was my oyster. I felt like I could...

Yes, I have my melodica everywhere I go. I did in those days, at least. It's like a harmonica and a keyboard put together. I would carry it around school all the time. And, you know, I was just a very, very ambitious, precocious teenager in New York from Louisiana in the big city now. And the world literally was my oyster. I felt like I could...

Yes, I have my melodica everywhere I go. I did in those days, at least. It's like a harmonica and a keyboard put together. I would carry it around school all the time. And, you know, I was just a very, very ambitious, precocious teenager in New York from Louisiana in the big city now. And the world literally was my oyster. I felt like I could...

go out and put bands together and, you know, sometimes I'd even put acting troops together and I would combine the divisions to do projects that I dream up, you know, where I'd get dancers and actors and musicians and we would go down into the subways and we'd play for folks. I just don't think at that time they could understand the bigger vision that I saw in my head.

go out and put bands together and, you know, sometimes I'd even put acting troops together and I would combine the divisions to do projects that I dream up, you know, where I'd get dancers and actors and musicians and we would go down into the subways and we'd play for folks. I just don't think at that time they could understand the bigger vision that I saw in my head.

go out and put bands together and, you know, sometimes I'd even put acting troops together and I would combine the divisions to do projects that I dream up, you know, where I'd get dancers and actors and musicians and we would go down into the subways and we'd play for folks. I just don't think at that time they could understand the bigger vision that I saw in my head.

So, you know, things started to get to a point where they felt I wasn't focused enough, I guess.

So, you know, things started to get to a point where they felt I wasn't focused enough, I guess.