I was driving my son Jordan to school and he said "hey dad,listen to this" and dropped the first line,I almost wrecked the wolfbus.He and I finished it and i wanted hin to do the lead vocal and he said no,Drew should do it.Drew is Andrew "little" Brown.Marvin's son.Nine years old at the time showing up on time for every rehearsal and dropping it down.Stepping up to the lead vocal mic totally confident.I told him "you are going to be famous" and he said "I don't care about that,I just want to do it.It needs to be done."Jordan was directing him mostly on the vocal"sing it like this"Jordan wrote the lyrics and in effect, producing the session and Drew fell right into line,as the artist, with him.The timing is impeccable.Perfect.This was not really us it was our sons stepping up to the helm and we were just backing them up.It was very impressive just how pro our son's were.We has rehearsed so hard and Drew-just like his pop, stepped up to the mic and delivered it en total.Coached by my son Jordan,who was running the control room,"Dad,you are out of tune,please tune up again.The rest of you take a break and thank you."He would walk out from the control room and talk to Drew when Drew wasn't quite cutting it,I don't know what they said,all that I know is that Drew was whopping some serious ass and that my son,Jordan had supervised the whole EQ layout of the SSL console and he was also nine years old.Marvin and I were so proud dads,and Marvin never said one word to direct his son Drew, on our group sessions Marvin was very involved in the direction it would take.But he laid back and let Jordan produce the session and just did the drums.Also a big unsung hero here is David White who did the bass on the session,equally blown away in that Jordan was producing it yet Dave is a stone pro and up for the hunt and Jordan knew what he was looking for.