>> alan thicke wrote that. >> jimmy: alan thicke wrote that? >> yes. >> jimmy: didn't he write "facts of life?" >> questlove: and his mom. >> jimmy: which one? >> questlove: gloria loring, that's his mother. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? >> questlove: yeah, yeah, yeah. and all around music almanac, questlove. >> jimmy: wikipedia. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] now, i'm going to go on record that says questlove needs his own music app that talks to you like siri with his voice. >> jimmy: yeah.e ] >> questlove: let's do it. >> jimmy: no, no.ing to try it. >> jimmy: no, no, no you can't do it. no, no. we need to have him here. we need to have him here. yeah, yeah. don't give him any more ideas. >> because, did you see our set up? like, i took the glory like it was me, my voice. [ light laught, you strutted away. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it looked like you were walking away from an explosion in an action movie. >> it was just like that. [ laughter ] you know what it is? it's all this '80s and '70s music, man.n -- it puts a strut in your step. >> jimmy: yea

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