In an interview airing tomorrow, Sunday, March 10, on the long-running CBS "Sunday Morning" talk show, Trey tells host Anthony Mason that "we always felt like lepers", but that "I was at the concerts and people were having a great time". A very short clip of that interview can be seen on the CBS Sunday Morning website here.
The "Sunday Morning" show runs from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. EST (check your local listings). As we all know,Trey is rarely interviewed, so this is worth watching, or setting your DVR to record.
UPDATE (3/10/13 1:40 p.m.): For those of you who missed it, the entire interview is now up on the CBS "Sunday Morning" show website here.
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The journalist in me would have liked to have seen them take a better angle with the questioning, i.e. "How does writing for a musical differ than writing for a four-piece rock band"
Anyway, nice to see some positive publicity for his effort at least.
CBS Sunday Morning would be a bad venue to focus more time on phish history details....I watch the program on a regular basis and it would have been out of character for the show, as well as boring to the millions of viewers who don't get IT....starting out in a college basement band and finding your way to Broadway...now that is something that grabs the attention of the average CBS Sunday Morning crowd.
His focus is on writing new material and trying new things at this point.....maybe a full rock opera starring the band will be next?