You would be lucky to call Richie your friend. He's a great collaborator. The only bitch they have was the way he did it. The super long pause. The mention of Richie needing help was a few minutes later when he was asked how he found Phil, referring to the first time.

Talked about how much he loves Billy Falcon and how they bring out the best in each other.

He has a renewed sense of energy being around these guys who want to work hard and play great.

Holds the Stones in such high esteem. 240 shows are never happening again.

Thank you Becky very much for the recap of the interview.

Did anyone manage to rip/find a recording of an interview?

I checked the Eddie Trunk podcast on iTunes and it wasn't there, so was this radio-only?

Be interested in hearing that interview.


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Here is the interview:

https://rutube.ru/video/d57aa6c55e9d...46bc0f203d335/

Thank you sir, appreciate it!!

I appreciate the link. Jon sure stopped himself when talking about Richie and then finally only discussed the party line, nothing like the written interview at the New Statesman.

He did mention that Bobby Bandierra was there "just in case" Richie didn't show up.

Damn, the link says the video is temporarily unavailable for me.


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Sambora on Eddie Trunk show

https://twitter.com/EddieTrunk/statu...rc=twsrc%5Etfw

Interesting.

I'm curious to hear whether:
1) Richie has heard the Jon interview and the way Eddie referred to Jon's 'long pause' as Richie's alcohol issues and if so, will he feel the need to respond to that
2) Eddie digs out the New Statesman interview and ask for Richie's comment.
Given what is the hot discussion topic in the Bon Jovi fanbase, it almost feels like a must to address that in some way. Because other than this, it really makes no sense for Richie to make an appearance with no album nor tour dates = nothing to promote.