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Why don't you play music anymore?
1:10:04
I kind of lost the groove.
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The groove?
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Playing with your dad, I never
thought about what music was.
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Music was life. It was...
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...just...
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...like breathing, really.
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So natural.
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After he died...
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...music became...
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...a job.
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You know, Jack always said to me:
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"It should never feel like work".
1:10:32
He was your best friend, huh?
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Your dad was the real deal.
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Do you think he wanted me
to be a musician?
1:10:45
More than anything, he wanted you to be
whatever you wanted to be.
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He didn't care what that was.
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Just whatever made you happy.
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Really?
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Really.
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Think you'll get the groove back?
1:11:01
Someday, maybe.
1:11:03
I hope so.
1:11:37
Man, you got your shopping done, folks?
1:11:39
You got 10 hours till Christmas Eve...
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...and it's already 55 degrees.
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Could get up to 70 today.
1:11:46
Snowplow drivers got a day off.
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It's hot enough to melt a snowman.
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Although, you know,
good news for Sid Gronic.
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Speaking of hot,
here's a little Billy Idol for you.
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"Hot in the City"
on central Colorado's classic rock.