and russ kunkel who played with the "singer/songwriter" camp, they couldn't play it.nd the quote. because i was thinking figurative like an african instead of one, two, three, four, like a school play-type person, you know? you know -- i was throwing in long figures that if you book them down and analyze them bar by bar john -- john says that you know, you got a bar of five, eight, something in there or even three men -- ♪ >> you don't have to keep sending up the bar because i'm changing key in the middle of the song or have to keep setting the bar for two bars where i change the time signature. to do it in notation it was quite eccentric. >> you mention bass and drums and your unique way of writing music. who was the drummer you fell in love with just because he played? >> john -- oh! he's the one that writes in there -- >> exactly. you loved the way he played. >> everything. first of all he could play with me. >> right. >> and he wrote through those thing. like he said, you have to know what the time signatures are. you're basically playing in a groove, and then you