I don't know if it was today or yesterday, but they've been playing a lot of vodka on

radio. Yeah. It's just interesting to hear him hear his songs and you know, he's 80. I

don't know what just happened to my boy. Your boy, you start sounding like Dylan. That's

interesting. That's called Impressionestics, which when you do an impression of someone

you actually turn into them. So anyway, I'm Chris Reales. I was just talking about

Bob Dylan. And like a Rolling Stone. No, Bob, I did him on SNL once. Hey, the old Dylan

and what was it? Lay, lay, lay. You know, where he changes his voice. Very close. My big,

best friend. The only time he sang with a different voice. But Bob and I, if you have a minute,

I had a masseuse, spiritual masseuse in Malibu in the 90s that my wife introduced me to.

She would massage you with your clothes on. I'd go, I'd be better if I was just in my underwear.

No, it closes some. So she said, she also would massage Dylan who lived in the neighborhood.

And she said, Dylan, in regards to his fame said, I've never really caught up with it.

Wow. You know, and she just said, no idea what he meant. So I said, well, it means that he just

can't fathom that he's Bob Dylan. He just thinks of Robert Dylan, who, you know, got his

tricycle stolen. He said, oh, yeah, maybe he should take your shirt off. Let's get that oil out.

Anyway, no, Bob Dylan is, I like his new stuff. He's too cool for school.

Well, well, Bernie's, yeah, the one he did with Roy Orbison. Yeah, yeah, the travert. Yeah, yeah,

the train ride in raspberries. What was it called? The trap. What was it?

Jumping trains with the, yeah, Ray Orbison who went to the stars. God rest his soul.

I always figure if you'd flipped his face with Elvis. So Elvis looks like Ray Orbison.

Roy, oh, him too. That was the brother, the good one. Roy Orbison looked like Elvis because his

voice was from God, you know, and that black dye they both shared. I know. Yeah. Why would anyone

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