Bap's final interviewThank you to Ralph McLean who recorded Bap's final interview last year just before he was admitted to Marie Curie Hospice. In the following mini sound clips Bap "sets the record straight" just as he did via his final blog post.
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Bap speaks on getting his diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome -
Bap speaks on how he felt after his diagnosis -
Bap speaks on coming to realise his tendency to be obsessive -
Bap speaks on his own social difficulties (which he did a great job of masking) -
Bap speaks on his own naivete and vulnerability in the music business -
Bap speaks on his music and the “blood, sweat & tears” that he put into his albums -
Bap did a lot to help young people with Asperger Syndrome, and through his relationship with Kenneth, his stepson (my son) came to the conclusion that acceptance was key, as he explains here to Ralph -
And finally, if you’ve ever wondered whether Bap really did sing “Lost Highway” on the operating table, here is the answer in Bap's own words -
NB Ralph's full interview with Bap is 2 hours long. It is currently available in its entirety on Soundcloud:
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