Toddy Flowey

Oh, God.

All these legends.

I just looked and I said, I sang with all them, you know.

It was a dream come true, you know.

I got to sing with four of them, Irish legends.

Yeah, that was Savage, yeah.

He was unreal, he was, you know.

He'd done a three-hour show and just, he sort of looked at them and he was really enjoying it, you know.

I mean, me and Dad came down and they were sort of ill at the time, but they'd dance for three hours, the both of them, you know.

He said, when he first heard rock and roll, that feeling he got then, it was like he put it in a bottle and he fucking opens the bottle and shakes it over the crowd every gig he does or something.

That's the vibe I got, you know.

So, yeah, it was magical.

Then I had to sing something with him at 6am.

in the hotel.

We were having a sing-song in the bar of his hotel and he was on the way to get a flight and he just stuck his head in the bar while he was singing the scale days over.

I said, alright.

And I sort of stopped, you know.

Alright.

And he went, keep going, keep going.

I just kept singing and he came in and took his jacket off.