Mark Sutton

I have, yes, that is correct.

We should have specified at the start.

No, I write what goes on TV occasionally and then, like a lot of people in TV, I have long gaps between those times where I don't write anything that's on TV.

Well, believe it or not, I'm not finding as much time to read as I have done in previous years.

I'm one of those people who makes lists of all the books.

I read so I can see how I'm going.

And I was looking at my list for this year and was embarrassed to come on this show and talk about my reading habits lately.

But that's all right.

I haven't read a lot.

And my reading tended to be during the pandemic and during having a baby, I found I've kind of gone into my corner a little bit, which for me basically means...

Books that are comforting or easy to read, crime books, westerns, history, because you can pick them up and not read them for three months and then pick them up again and know what's going on.

And also rereading books that I have read before, which I find is kind of an easy thing to do when your mind is a little bit distracted because I guess you can let it wander and you're not going to lose your place because it's kind of, it's like having a spaghetti bolognese.

You just know what's in there and it's going to be tasty.

And I was vindicated.

Yeah, I sure am.

I have to say I was resigned to the fact that I thought Bob was never going to release a new album of original songs.

You know, we had those five CDs worth of Frank Sinatra covers, which are not to everyone's taste, but I kind of thought, oh, well, I'm content with his oeuvre.

You know, he's given enough.

I'm happy.

And then this album kind of came out of nowhere.