"I just started riffing and they came in and it was such a powerful thing. "They looked at me like, 'What the hell are we doing,'" Dupree recalled. In exchange for a meal - "He's a starving musician, but we feed him" - Dupree told his son to go lace up the drums and then called his Jackyl bandmate, bassist Roman Glick, to come over. Like clockwork, as Dupree was messing around on his guitar, in walked his son, Nigel, who happens to be a phenomenal drummer. So I picked up my guitar and started figuring it out, what I was hearing in my head." The next day, Dupree had a song in his head and he tried to figure out which AC/DC album he had heard it on.
And then I went to dinner and I was proud of myself and that was it."
"Then I went to Highway to Hell and then I listened to Back in Black. "I was in an AC/DC frame of mind so I pulled out the High Voltage album and I listened to it from front to back twice," he said. As he explained, music has always meant so much to him and so he forced himself to slow down for a moment to right this wrong of ignoring the full album experience.
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