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DC: Very, very much, yes. It pretty much just cut off most of the live performances that we were
involved in and it just kind of broke our stride a little bit. It did also affect my teaching quite a
bit because I wasn’t able to do in-person lessons. So instead I had to go via Facetime or Skype
and so forth. So yes, COVID really
affected all aspects of the music
business.

BiTS: I guess things are getting a
bit easier now?

DC: They are yes. It’s opening up a
bit. Again, working at McCabe’s,
I’m also head of the music school
over there and I have had a little bit
of a rough time getting some
classes started because people are
still a little bit nervous about being
in a room, not a super small room,
but a room of about ten or 15
people. So they’re getting started.

I’m offering some classes but again,
they’re not super well attended as
of yet.

BiTS: Well, let’s hope it gets better.
It certainly couldn’t get any worse.

DC: Yes [chuckles], absolutely.
Good old John Lennon said that, didn’t he?

BiTS: [Laughing] John Lennon was a very strong philosopher. He once said, as I’m sure you
know, Life is what happens when you’re making plans to do other things.

DC: Exactly. Yes.

BiTS: I won’t take any more of your time, Denny. Thank you very much indeed for talking to me
and it’s been a pleasure.

DC: Thank you. The pleasure is all mine. Thank you very much.

BiTS: Regards to Lawrence when you see her.

DC: Thank you. I will do. Okay. Have a great evening.

BiTS: And you. Bye.

DC: Okay. Bye.