Peaches

I even had, there was a boy in my class in sixth grade, so that's before the Fiorici pants and everything, but J.O.

Baum, and we were not friends at all.

But when it came, it was so funny, but when it came to dance contests, we knew we were both the best dancers.

So we'd like eye each other up and let's go, let's win this one.

It was like, you know, Saturday Night Fever era.

So we'd be like doing all those kind of like, I do the splits and then swing the, you know, kind of like those 50 jive dancing meets, you know, the 70s disco dancing.

Yeah.

It was just like, so I grew up, you know, when you're little and you hear your parents' music and so whatever it is, you love it.

So, and not, I'm not dissing it because I still love it forever.

The Bette Midler album, the Barbra Streisand album, the Neil Diamond albums, the like West Side Story and Hair soundtracks, especially Hair.

I love that soundtrack.

And then my brother with the Ramones and the Beatles and Yes, you know, he was all this like prog rock, punk, British rock, American rock.

And my sister was more like Earth, Wind & Fire and disco and later on like the Smiths.

And then I remember, this is all out of Bortlesmiths, obviously later, but I remember hearing Kate Bush and I was like, this is unlike anything.

other than all those musics, this is mine now.

I remember my friend Julia Rosenberg came over with the album and she's like, listen to this.

And because I also loved singing, like I love singing.

So for me to sing all those songs and hit those notes were such a pleasure to me.

And they were so windy and emotional and had such a movement to them.

Yeah.