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[Amy B.]

I just heard Brian on the NPR show "All Things Considered." Great interview, and at the end the interviewer (whose name is difficult to remember, I suppose) thanks Brian, and Brian says, "Thank you, Ma'am." Ha ha. She's probably half his age. And I love this quote from Brian:
"His music is so uplifting," Wilson says. "I wouldn't do this for anybody but Gershwin. He the greater, me the lesser. I can never be as good as George, but I can emulate him and present him to the new generation." 

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=129344175

[Amy B.]

This is available for listening now.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=129344175

[Runaways]

he also said damn ha.

[Chris Brown]

Nice interview...I laughed when he was talking about "I Loves You Porgy" and singing like a girl.

[Day Tripper]

 I loved hearing Brian's interview on this. What I didn't like, was all the negative comments on NPR's Facebook comment section for this segment.   

[Dove Nested Towers]

People who would comment negatively on that interview are by definition cretinous clods.

[donald]

I heard this too.  Came on while I was in my car.  Stopped at the store and sat there till it was finished before going in.

For Brian, it was a good interview.  Pure Brian.  It sounded spontaneous and unrehearsed (as much as these things can be) .   He did better with open ended questions than on most previus interviews I've heard.  Still, those who are unfamiliar with Brian might have found it a little curious.

[Fun Is In]

I just heard Brian on the NPR show "All Things Considered." Great interview, and at the end the interviewer (whose name is difficult to remember, I suppose) thanks Brian, and Brian says, "Thank you, Ma'am." Ha ha. She's probably half his age. And I love this quote from Brian:
"His music is so uplifting," Wilson says. "I wouldn't do this for anybody but Gershwin. He the greater, me the lesser. I can never be as good as George, but I can emulate him and present him to the new generation." 

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=129344175

The interviewer was Audie Cornish, yep, about half his age
 http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4986687