Peter O'Brien

OK.

No, it's Jacques Borel, who was kind of, you know, the famous French singer-songwriter.

And the Walker brothers were really interesting because they were kind of pop stars, but they escaped the draft in the States and they went and they lived in Scandinavia.

So they recorded, you know, records in Scandinavia.

So I discovered subsequently that lots of very cool people like Bowie and people loved that record and kind of revered it.

But that wasn't why I didn't know that at the time.

I thought it was so exotic.

And the idea of someone wanting to be Jackie and you kind of wondered, what did that really mean?

So I just loved it.

And I kind of wore it out playing it.

I think my poor family, you know.

I know.

Tell us about this.

I love Steve Sondheim.

I was living in London.

I was a student at St.

Martin's and A Little Night Music opened in London.

And a neighbour of mine had seen it and said it was wonderful.

And I went and I probably went 15 times.

It was based on Ingmar Bergman's film, movie Smiles of a Summer Night.