Josh Groban

So Greg's credit, he said, we got to do this at Sunset Sound, which was Louis Armstrong's favorite studio in L.A.

And then he called and they said, you know, we actually still have Louis' stool.

So if you want, we could set out the stool for your dad to sit on.

And we got the old mics he used to record into.

And I'm going crazy.

this is just turning into not just a song, but like a core memory family moment.

My whole family showed up and my brother and my sister-in-law, my two-year-old nephew, who's walking around and, you know, I got pictures of my dad playing the trumpet for him.

And it was just, you know, it, and he crushed it.

He totally crushed it.

So I got my musicality from him.

He went into business.

His mom said, that's no way to make a living.

And to have a song that is a tribute and a thank you for what he put in my DNA, uh, is just, it's the best.

It's the best thing I've ever heard.

So people like your, like your dad.

And he could really well, we have one recording of a live performance he had in the sixties and he was, I mean, truly phenomenal.

And you know, he became an executive recruiter, you know, he's a headhunter.

You know, he goes out and finds jobs for people and he's brilliant at it.

And he's got, luckily, I don't have that side of the brain.

If I wasn't doing this, I'd be lost.