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Were you mimicking me?
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I think I was.
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You were getting ready to say something that you saw me taking a breath.
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And then I took a breath too.
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I tend to mirror people.
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That's how I that's how I get through the world, is I just do what other people do and they're like, oh, I like that chick.
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Well, you know, if you do it discreetly enough, you can be a great that's what I did when I sold appliances and stuff.
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Yeah.
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You just, you know, you get to feel people feel comfortable around you because they're like, there's something familiar about this person.
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They remind me of me somehow.
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Exactly.
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Well, listen, I am uh I'm really I'm I'm glad we're doing this show, and I know oh, and uh I see you got all dried off from last week's experience.
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Still kind of working the sand out from my my in between my toes, but it was fun, it was a blast.
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Didn't have any in your butt cheeks, no sand in your butt cheeks?
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Well, I'm a lady, you know.
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Uh we don't talk about those things.
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But but yes.
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It happens, it happens, it's all in nature in the river, of course.
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Yeah, the river in the river.
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I'm excited you decided to do this, and I was really getting a giggle out of when you were kind of researching the gentleman that I wanted you to or for us to to do today.
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And um for some reason I thought he was one of the first musical artists on Saturday Night Live, but uh or Saturday night.
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Yes.
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Uh but I don't see that.
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I'm gonna check that a little bit further.
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He was on Saturday night and Saturday Night Live because I know I played one of his songs um for our Saturday night uh show that we did a little while.
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But for the people at home we'll we'll break the anticipation.
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We are covering Leon Redbone, baby, spotlight, right on Leon Redbone, who I don't know nearly enough about, but I'm a little tired from last week.
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And that's the theme for me lately, is I'm just tired.
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But his his his music is so um uh calm and yeah, it's relaxing.
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It's relaxing, it's funny.
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So interesting.
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It's a little funny too.
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It's it's uh it's cool, so I'm excited that we're diving into it.
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Well, let's get it, let's dive on then.
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Let's let's go.
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Diving now.
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Summer's in full swing.
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WC is making it even hotter with some great tonnage.
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Uh uh I mean tonnage.
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Sorry, Dave, didn't mean to bring you into this.
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Step back, grab a cup of something, and crank it up.
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WC is on the air exclusively on KSJE.
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I went to see a young lady.
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I've been there before, her shoes and stockings and her hand and her feet all over the floor.
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Champagne challenges money, champagne tall as money, champagne tall as my name by Golly, and Rogan and Stealin's again.
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I went down the boat, that kicking up I went to see everything, every new I don't know, big stomp and I ain't gonna back now.
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Champagne challenges money Champagne Charles Money Champagne Charles Money Back Charlie I got drunk last night all the night before I gonna get drunk no more Champagne Charles money champagne child as money champagne child as money by golly broken, Champagne Charlie is his name.
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Even though that's not really his name.
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No, you know what you know what his name is?
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And his n Leon Redbone isn't even really his name.
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No.
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No, no, and I I know I'm gonna mess it up.
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Dick Rand is his first name.
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Yes.
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And go Gobalian.
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That would be my guess on how to pronounce it, yeah.
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Captain Gobalian.
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Yeah, it was born August the 26th, 1949.
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And um in British Cyprus.
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Yeah, where is that?
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I I'll look it up while you read.
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Um the the city was uh Nikosia.
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Nycosia, I think, is how it is.
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Um but there's also new home, Pennsylvania, so I'm not quite sure.
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He did vaudeville, he did ragtime, jazz blues.
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Um I remember him when he's real thin.
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I don't think he's very tall, but he's real thin.
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And I remember like white pants and a suit jacket, and I don't know what a shirt tie, but always a hat.
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I want to say fedora, but really a fedora hat.
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I was looking it up, uh it was described as a Panama hat.
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That's it, yeah.
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Panama sounds perfectly.
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Yeah.
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Um I fell in love with him on from Saturday Night Live.
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I that's when I first saw him years ago.
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Years ago, yeah, in the 70s.
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Um but uh I I don't I guess he has that kind of e for me, it's kind of a Sunday morning kind of feel.
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Yeah, which is perfect for Jack.
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We we've been kind of rocking out a couple of shows.
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Yeah, definitely.
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The authenticity show.
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We had some some heavy rock in that one.
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Oh, yeah.
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We had some punk rock, we had some David Bowie.
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We had some great river rock for you last week.
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Yes.
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Rocking on the river.
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That's right.
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And uh so yeah, we're gonna dial it back just a little bit.
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This feels like I don't know, it's so charming, it's so quaint.
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That's a nice way to put it, I guess.
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Yeah, it almost I almost feel like it belongs in a Pixar movie.
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Like whatever that means.
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You know, those early Pixar shorts where they wouldn't have any voice acting, they just have like fun, quirky music playing in the background.
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I feel like you could make a short about Leonard.
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But also, I didn't realize this.
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There was a TV show on PBS when I was a kid that I loved called Between the Lions, and it was all about like teaching kids how to read with puppets and stuff.
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But he was on Between the Lions, and I didn't even realize it.
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So that's where I know him from most, is his acting gigs on on a kid's show.
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Well he did it says he's uh he did quite a bit of voiceover, and in television he did acting, voiceover, that kind of thing.
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Um in concert he was like um often he often employed um comedy and demonstrated his guitar playing skills.
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His uh his recurrent uh gags involved the influence of alcohol and claims he had written uh works uh originating well before he was born.
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He favored music of the uh Tin Pen Alley era.
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Uh that was the 1890s to 1910.
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Did you know that?
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Did I get something on you?
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You did, I didn't know that, and now I know because I love New York City during that time, so that's really cool.
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Anyway.
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He did he did also sing the theme to the 1980s TV show series Mr.
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Belvedere.
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And he released over 18 albums.
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Very cool.
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About him.
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When you when you see when you search him up on Google, all the pictures that come up of him, he's always got his glasses, he's always got his hat, he's always like shaded in in shadow.
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So he's he's a mystery man, if you will, which I think was the name of one of his albums.
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It was either Man of Mystery or Mystery Man.
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I used to have a vinyl album of his, but I I gave I gave all my albums away, I'm not sure.
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I don't even know which one it was, but I yeah, and I played him when I needed to just kind of mellow out, you know, that I just wanted to sit and just not have to think very hard and you know, just sit and relax.
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He's gonna take care of you with his music.
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And I looked it up Cyprus is an island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea and it is south of Turkey and west of Syria and Lebanon, and the capital is Nicosia in the center of the island.
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So he was born in the capital city of Cyprus.
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Sweet.
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So at the time when he was born, I think it was a British colony.
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So I don't know.
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I believe it was it says British Cyprus in 1949, but I don't know.
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If it's still a British colony, hopefully not.
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Hopefully they got their freedom from the Brits like we did.
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Maybe who knows?
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Alright, okay, so I've got a fun one for us next.
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Uh, baby, won't you please come home?
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Oh yeah.
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Just just listen to his voice.
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Makes me want to come home.
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Yeah, and you're gonna come home right now.
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I've got the blues I feel so low.
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I've got the world that I could only make you want to stay.
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Surely what be red.
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I'm gonna be asking what you please come.
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Ren and David doing their best.
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Well, the best they got anyway for W U C on KSJE.
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Without my walking stick, I'd go and say I can't look my best a feel undressed without my cake.
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I step my walking stick because it may rain when it paws can't be adjust without my case.
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If I ever left my house without my walking stick, well it would be something I could never explain other thing that makes me clearly not be able to make, I baby bum, I baby down, I don't bother, eat baby day, I be bad, I'm being bad, eat it, if I ever left my house without my walking speech, well it would be something I could never explain all the thing that makes me clear on our land would go for not be my god without my came.
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I kind of liked it.
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It was kind of like a big finish.
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Yeah.
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Well, as as big as Leon Redbone gets, but no, it just it sounded like somebody emitting gas to me.
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But that's just me.
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That was by the way, just real quick, that was my walking stick.
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My walking stick.
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Alright, well listen, he has elusive uh or he he was elusive about his origins and he never explained the origins of his stage name.
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According to Toronto Story Report Star report in 1980, he came to Canada in the mid sixties and uh changed his name via the Ontario Change of Name Biographical uh biographical uh research published in twenty nineteen collaborated his birth name and confirmed that his family was of Armenian origin.
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So he's a pretty cool dude, I think.
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Yeah.
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And I don't blame him for wanting to be elusive about his origins.
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Number one, for privacy.
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Sure.
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And number two, back then people were weird about where you were from.
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You know, there was still that kind of like uh stigma, like, oh, you're not from America, well then we won't listen to you.
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And it's like, but he's a good musician, listen to him in a while.
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I don't ever remember hearing him talk on a talk show or anything like that.
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I just remember I just I I don't know, I would just I I would hear him play and he would be on the TV, he would be on, he would come on, and I would have to go in there and just sit and watch.
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And I realized that that might be a little weird, but I don't know.
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There was just something relaxing and because he never really looked at camera, he was basically looking down while he was singing and playing guitar with that big what did we do?
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It's not a fedora Panama hat.
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Yeah, the Panama hat.
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Yeah.
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Pretty cool guy.
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Pretty cool guy, he I've never seen him live, but it sounds like at the very least he had a sort of subdued stage energy, which sometimes can do much more than being bombastic and outlandish.
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And you were also mentioning that he even impressed Bob Dylan.
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He did, he did.
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Which is not a small feat.
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Bob Dylan is a little dejaded.
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I thought that was kind of interesting too.
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I was looking at that.
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Um he um he m he met Bob Dylan at uh the um Mariposa folk festival in nineteen seventy-two and and and uh Dylan was so impressed by Redbone's performance performance that he mentioned it in a Rolling Stone interview.
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Hey! Yes indeed.
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That that just that just leading that magazine to a uh feature article on Redbone a year before he had a recording contract.
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Cool, yeah.
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Yeah, I don't know.
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The guy is just definitely interesting, and honestly, I kind of feel like you and I are a couple of interesting characters.
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Not that we're on the same level as Leon Redbone.
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No, at least not in guitar playing.
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Could Leon Redbone start a podcast?
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I don't know.
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I don't think so.
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Well, he could have if he was lucky.
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If he really if he really wanted to, he absolutely could have.
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His parents probably told him the same thing my dad used to tell me.
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Son, you can do anything you set your mind to.
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Yeah.
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And I have my mind set on hearing a rant.
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Oh, oh, well, I've got one for you for a while.
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Where's my dun dun dun dun dun coding team segue?
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Oh.
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Now you have the skill.
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Back to the show.
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Hold on.
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Wrong opening.
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That was the closer.
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Here's the opening.
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Oh my gosh.
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When it comes to ranting on entertainment, movies, TV shows, etc., move over the school and ebook.
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It's time for Ren Rant.
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Alright, so this is one that you've probably heard a lot about, because it's one of the biggest movies of the summer, of the year, potentially.
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Um it's the new Christopher Nolan movie, The Odyssey, based on um Homer's Odyssey, you know, that ancient story that before it was even a book was just told orally through poems and stuff.
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Stars has a great cast, Matt Damon, Ann Hathaway, uh Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, who's quickly becoming my favorite actor.
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The Odyssey is jam-packed with incredible filmmaking, and it was all practical effects, as much as he could do.
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There's a scene where um there's giants.
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Matt Damon's character, uh, Odysseus has to fight giants.
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And what they did is that they just hired really tall people, and then they got a really short lady to be to play Matt Damon from the back.
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So it looks like they're really giant.
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And that's just one example of of some of the really cool effects in the movie that are all practical.
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Um, there's some really scary scenes too, like with Polyphemus, the uh Cyclops is horrifying.
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And uh so maybe be careful when you're taking your kids to go see it because there's some scenes in there that I know that would have traumatized me if I was a little kid.
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But otherwise, it's a really good, solid movie and uh great performances all around.
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I definitely recommend it.
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I'm gonna try and see it in IMAX soon.
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Oh, sounds good.
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Okay, now it's time to play the closing movie.
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Now that we've actually had the rant.
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Now you have the skill.
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Back to the show.
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I tried to play the closer.
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We didn't even earn it yet.
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Yeah, starting the show with the close.
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Yeah.
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Why not?
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I'm avant-garde, Dave.
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I'm trying to I'm trying to be different.
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Much like Leon Redbone was different in his day.
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There you go.
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Definitely king and queen of Segway today.
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Well, you know, he was um he was introduced to the to a larger public as a semi-regular musical guest on NBC Saturday night.
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Saturday night.
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For the later generation.
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Appearing twice in the first season, which that would have been Saturday night.
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And during the nineteen eighties and nineties, he was a frequent guest on the uh tonight show, Johnny Carson.
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He was also a guest on a prairie home companion.
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Early Crosby or early Crosby.
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Um did I say Cosby Crosby?
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Okay, I just wanted to make sure.
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That's right, not real.
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Unfortunately.
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Okay, so I looked it up too for home competition.
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It was a weekly radio variety show created and hosted by Garrison Keeler and aired live from 1974 to 2016.
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So it was a radio variety radio variety show.
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He's been all over the place.
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Um he's one of those artists that like once you realize how many things he's been in and how prolific he is in certain areas, you're like there's the snowman, the sort of like motion animation looking snowman voiced on redbone voice.
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And then over the credits, they sang, I think maybe it's cold outside with Zoe Deschanel, who's also an elf.
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So just another thing.
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Like, yeah, he's he's been around, he's been doing things.
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And this is a song that I think you recommended to me a while ago, Diddy Wa Diddy.
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Yes, I love this song.
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So we're gonna check it out.
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Just kinda, yeah, well, just listen.
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It's cool.
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There's a great big mystery, and it sure is worrying me, it's diddy wa diddy.
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Yes, did he wad did it?
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Somebody tell me what did he what did it mean?
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I went out and I walked around.
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Somebody had look hoops in town, it's Diddy What did it?
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Yes, Diddy What diddy?
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What did he walk did it mean?
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Hello, girl, but four football.
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Come on, baby, give me some hobby, did it what did it?
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Yes, did he what did it?
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Somebody tell me what did he watch did it mean?
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Bye, so da loud show, teep dump, baba da da da show, tip top, tee.
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I went to church with my hand on seat.
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Little set on shit, just so it's sweet, oh did what did it?
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Yeah, did it boy, did it?
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I wish somebody tell me what did it walk, did it mean by got to go.
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Give me that thing you said, my daddy watch it.
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Yeah, my daddy watched it I mean somebody tell you what kiddy watch it means because talk about titty booty too much, did it?
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Yeah, did he watch it?
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Somebody tell me what did he want to mean?
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Hardly.
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More of the wake up call is coming up.
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News book chronic, have you heard the news?
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I should get a love at the walking blues and I kept them walking.
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I don't walk by troubles away.
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Well I'm so glad trouble don't last away.
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It used to be my sleep motherfuckers out on me.
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Won't be together like we used to be and I kept on walking trying to walk my trouble to week.
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Well, I'm so glad that was the wave.
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Got the hard luck blues when hardlocked towns are gone.
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All I heard was all in front, I kept on walking, got to walk my troubles away.
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Well I'm so blessed, troubles not less a week.
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I kept them walking.
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I did have my trouble the way I'm so glad trouble down last the way.
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I I I love this man.
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I'm not gonna lie.
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He's great.
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I do.
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I I don't know why, but it's just something about it.
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The the word I've been searching for for his music is amongst other things, skilled, um well done, you know, well produced, but also relaxed.
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Like you listen to it and you just want to like kick back and not overdone.
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I mean, it's not overdone ever.
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It's production.
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It's very simple, it's very clean, yeah.
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Like at the like at the most, I think I was playing another song, My Walking Stick, and it had castinets in it, and I was like, wow, that's really out there for him.
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So anytime he adds a new um instrument to something, it it's it's always exciting because he doesn't need a lot.
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It's like um like how Adele can get a number one hit with just singing to the piano.
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I feel the same with him.
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I feel like he he gets a lot done with just his guitar and just his voice.
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Because he plays with emotion.
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He's very, very dry.
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But I mean some of the best wines are dry.
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There you go.
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And when I was in Japan, they have a beer brand there called Asihi, and they have a they have a beer that's called Super Dry.
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Oh, and it's probably one of the best beers I've ever had.
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So sometimes dry is good.
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I've had Japanese beer years ago.
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I don't know where I got imported.
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It was in somewhere in Phoenix when I lived in Phoenix in one of the big liquor stores.
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And I was like, Oh, I'm gonna try this.
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And it was interesting.
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Um I I don't know that I liked it that much, but it was okay.
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Okay.
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I'd be interested to know what kind you tried because I don't know.
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I tried Sapporo when I was in Japan, and I tried Asehi.
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I even tried a um I even tried an Indian beer while I was there.
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I'd have to look up what it was, but it was really good.
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All I know is it was very blonde.
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It was very light.
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Very light.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I mean, and that's kind of what I like from a beer.
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The asehi super dry is it's very malty.
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It's you know, very bread tasting in a good way.
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A good a good beer sometimes tastes like you're drinking a loaf of bread, but it it was really good.
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Yeah, so you have more of a dark the darker the better.
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I mean you know something stronger, more like the Guinness Stout.
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Guinness.
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Yeah.
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Very cool.
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Stoutly, baby.
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Well, no matter what, beer is refreshing, much like Leon Redbone.
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And here's another song that Dave likes.
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This is Tina.
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Oh, yeah.
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Tina.
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This is fun.
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Take that boat job to your mom.
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Take that subject to your mom.
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I got a girl living on the hill.
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If she won't have this little will, Mama got a baby, da do that Mama gotta be done, I don't know.
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I gotta get a honey boom, give a little give a shit to get Mama gotta be a teen-da-na.
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What the hell?
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I got that, Mama got a baby, I don't know, too, I don't know, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Exclusively on KSJE.
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In the town of Louisville, lived a man that called Big Bad Bill.
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I want to tell ya, he sure was tough, he certainly did strut that stuff.
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He had those scared to death when he walked by, they held their breath.
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He was a fighting man, sure enough.
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Now Bill took himself a while just to lead a different life.
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Big Bad Bill is sweet with him now.
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Married life has changed him somehow.
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Here's a man that they all used to fear.
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Now the people call him sweet paper will it dear, stronger than Samson.
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I declare till a hot mama bob declared Big Bat Bill.
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Don't find any more.
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Now we've got to see his mama every night.
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Big Bat Bill is sweet William now.
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Wash his dishes, any mobs up to flow.
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Used to spend his evenings looking for fate.
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Now he's got to see his mama every night.
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Big Bad Bill.
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Here's David with things that make you go, hmm, all your money back.
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I'm gonna tell you, Ren, this one really made me go, hmm, and I kind of feel bad for Willie because of it.
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But cows don't like Willie Nelson.
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No?
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No, and here's the proof.
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It's a funny fact for you, but a dairy cow will produce up to 3% more milk when listening to music.
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Okay.
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But they don't like country music, especially Willie Nelson.
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They need something with a good beat.
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I wonder what it is about Willie Nelson that they.
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don't like.
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Because you can't dance Dan even stop.
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Because it doesn't have a beat.
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Okay.
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Well it has a beat, but it's not a two-step kind of beat.
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Okay.
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You know, just that's the way Willie is.
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Instead of things that make you go, mm-To that's pretty good.
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Well it's a spotlight show today, or actually for some people it might be for your consideration.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Um but which is pretty fitting for Leon Redbone.
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It's not that he isn't a big deal and hasn't had cultural impact.
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It's just that you may not have realized it's a little bit more than I didn't know that what what you said in the first half about the different shows that he'd been on, the different voices that he had done.
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Yeah.
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It kind of blew me away.
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He's he's one of those personalities that's been floating around.
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And then I think his version of polywadd polywally doodle all the way all the day yes that's the one that I know.
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When I think of that song I was like it's definitely I I don't know.
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I I it's just great music for a Sunday morning for sure on the wake up call that it's on K SJ E.
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Yeah yeah with uh My Buddy Dave.
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My friend Ren.
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Yeah oh I like my friend have I ever used that one My Friend Ren?
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I don't know.
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I think so yeah no I think you have it's been a while since we've just said it in plain you know usually we try to put some words in there but I better promote the website because it's uh actually and folks if you tried we're we're we're still working on it um but we're almost got it ready all the people are on there Lisa we've introduced Lisa she's your our new account um represent sponsor representative so but anyway check it out it's interverseconcepts.com all one word it's gonna have a whole new look here really really soon yes major major excited about it uh innerwise concepts all one word all over case um I N T E R W E S T C O N C E P T S dot com there we go love for you to check it out uh we're gonna have the we'll have some uh swag swag bling well if you put bling on the swag then it's blingy swag there we go and uh of course um the candles I've been working on those um we're gonna have um all kinds of stuff coffee cups oh yeah I'm anxious for you to see the new coffee cups I'm excited um yeah I love the new logo that my friend uh old family friend Scott did for me um and I found out the other day because I invited him to come on over and I would give him a cup and all that kind of stuff uh well he he lives in I don't know like Aruba I think so yeah that's exactly what I said are you kidding me no I'm retired man that kind of sounds like uh your plan yeah a little bit I wonder I wonder yeah I I started but the minute I the minute I he said that I w I I almost broke into Aruba jumping Kokomo is not a real place no unfortunately it is in your heart I can vision it we love Kokomo all right so next week I'm not sure exactly what we're gonna do but we'll do something really great we're playing it by ear sometimes these days Ren's got her uh earlobe her right earlobe right on the space part of the computer so we're really what was the joke that you told the other day you said something like there was a man on Main Street walking his sheep and he got pulled over for a ticket and he got cited with an illegal U-turn I told that joke to one of my coworkers she has been spreading it like wildfire.
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She loves that joke so good job thank you it is one of those redneck jokes my other one my favorite was the head floating in the water down the river singing I got nobody nobody cares for that that one's a bit more of a singer for me at least sometimes I'm not the first person to understand the joke I told that joke I go just ahead really I've got another Leon Redbone song for us we'll probably end up just playing too because these these last few songs aren't too long.
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So this one is Lazy Bones which I relate to yeah me too especially on a Sunday bone sleeping in the sun how you expect to get your days work done you never get your days work done Lon in the noon day sun lazy bone sleeping in the sea how you gonna get your calm meet you never get you calm you made lying in the noon day seed when the tattoos need spraying I bet you keep playing the bugs fall off the vine when you go fishing I bet you keep fishing the fish don't grab at your line open through the day I'd expect to make a dime that way you'll never make a dime that way never have what I say when the tattoos need sprain I bet you keep praying the bugs fall off the vine and when you go fishing I bet you keep wishing the fish don't grab at your line opin through the day I'd you expect to make it dime that way you'll never make a dime that way never had a word I say entirely too much fun.
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Is that even possible?
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Stick with WUC on KSJE to find out I want to be seduced Want a woman that take me out to Jennifer to like to see her eyes get moody floodin' with the thought of what floodin' I do like to be real cool let us think about getting rid of me and baby here's a channel about Magna Carmen gonna be said I'm a jam politely all the slightly if she tried to find a money compromise I know me I want to be seduced Want a woman to talk to me suggesting to hear her say she'll be with me tomorrow morning drinking hot Jasmine tea wanna make me laugh Make up my touch leaving all the jail we all have a certain amount of Zen Ren has it oozing out her fingers and toes and as the show winds down here is the Zen of Ren Learning to let go should be learned before learning to get life should be touched not strangled.
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You've got to relax let it happen at times and at others move forward with it.
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Ooh Ray Bradbury next week is R.
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What's that Ren in the Wrath that's what that is no that was last week oh that was last week next week is we have no clue.
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We have no clue what we're doing next week.
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That's why you gotta tune in every week because it'll be a fresh surprise man maybe you have to think about putting your butt back in a ramp I mean I would be down for it I I had a lot of fun that last time they're such good people yeah you guys seem to get along well so that's that's important too and and you know anytime you can give me like a free mini vacation I'm all for it.
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Interwestconcepts.com check out all our great stuff there we uh really appreciate you listening and supporting us all right we're ending the show with nobody's sweetheart this has been Leon Redbones oh you're my sweetheart sweetheart now they don't baby you somehow fancy clothes silk and gone you'd be out of place in your own hometown walk down the heavenly they won't believe it's youaring a bird of paradise wrong somehow did you nobody sweet now you turned me down then you went away there's nothing left for me to do but play don't forget to tell me wrong I bet soon and sing a song wearing a bird of paradise all seem wrong somehow there you know but it's up now shoot over already no need to panic Ren and David will be back next week same WUC time same WUC station all right I gotta say all rights reserved for K SJE and W C I'm Zeb McCluskey and until next time
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Were you mimicking me?
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I think I was.
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You were getting ready to say something that you saw me taking a breath.
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And then I took a breath too.
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I tend to mirror people.
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That's how I that's how I get through the world, is I just do what other people do and they're like, oh, I like that chick.
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Well, you know, if you do it discreetly enough, you can be a great that's what I did when I sold appliances and stuff.
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Yeah.
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You just, you know, you get to feel people feel comfortable around you because they're like, there's something familiar about this person.
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They remind me of me somehow.
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Exactly.
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Well, listen, I am uh I'm really I'm I'm glad we're doing this show, and I know oh, and uh I see you got all dried off from last week's experience.
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Still kind of working the sand out from my my in between my toes, but it was fun, it was a blast.
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Didn't have any in your butt cheeks, no sand in your butt cheeks?
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Well, I'm a lady, you know.
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Uh we don't talk about those things.
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But but yes.
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It happens, it happens, it's all in nature in the river, of course.
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Yeah, the river in the river.
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I'm excited you decided to do this, and I was really getting a giggle out of when you were kind of researching the gentleman that I wanted you to or for us to to do today.
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And um for some reason I thought he was one of the first musical artists on Saturday Night Live, but uh or Saturday night.
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Yes.
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Uh but I don't see that.
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I'm gonna check that a little bit further.
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He was on Saturday night and Saturday Night Live because I know I played one of his songs um for our Saturday night uh show that we did a little while.
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But for the people at home we'll we'll break the anticipation.
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We are covering Leon Redbone, baby, spotlight, right on Leon Redbone, who I don't know nearly enough about, but I'm a little tired from last week.
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And that's the theme for me lately, is I'm just tired.
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But his his his music is so um uh calm and yeah, it's relaxing.
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It's relaxing, it's funny.
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So interesting.
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It's a little funny too.
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It's it's uh it's cool, so I'm excited that we're diving into it.
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Well, let's get it, let's dive on then.
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Let's let's go.
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Diving now.
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Summer's in full swing.
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WC is making it even hotter with some great tonnage.
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Uh uh I mean tonnage.
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Sorry, Dave, didn't mean to bring you into this.
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Step back, grab a cup of something, and crank it up.
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WC is on the air exclusively on KSJE.
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I went to see a young lady.
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I've been there before, her shoes and stockings and her hand and her feet all over the floor.
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Champagne challenges money, champagne tall as money, champagne tall as my name by Golly, and Rogan and Stealin's again.
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I went down the boat, that kicking up I went to see everything, every new I don't know, big stomp and I ain't gonna back now.
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Champagne challenges money Champagne Charles Money Champagne Charles Money Back Charlie I got drunk last night all the night before I gonna get drunk no more Champagne Charles money champagne child as money champagne child as money by golly broken, Champagne Charlie is his name.
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Even though that's not really his name.
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No, you know what you know what his name is?
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And his n Leon Redbone isn't even really his name.
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No.
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No, no, and I I know I'm gonna mess it up.
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Dick Rand is his first name.
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Yes.
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And go Gobalian.
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That would be my guess on how to pronounce it, yeah.
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Captain Gobalian.
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Yeah, it was born August the 26th, 1949.
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And um in British Cyprus.
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Yeah, where is that?
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I I'll look it up while you read.
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Um the the city was uh Nikosia.
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Nycosia, I think, is how it is.
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Um but there's also new home, Pennsylvania, so I'm not quite sure.
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He did vaudeville, he did ragtime, jazz blues.
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Um I remember him when he's real thin.
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I don't think he's very tall, but he's real thin.
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And I remember like white pants and a suit jacket, and I don't know what a shirt tie, but always a hat.
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I want to say fedora, but really a fedora hat.
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I was looking it up, uh it was described as a Panama hat.
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That's it, yeah.
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Panama sounds perfectly.
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Yeah.
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Um I fell in love with him on from Saturday Night Live.
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I that's when I first saw him years ago.
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Years ago, yeah, in the 70s.
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Um but uh I I don't I guess he has that kind of e for me, it's kind of a Sunday morning kind of feel.
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Yeah, which is perfect for Jack.
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We we've been kind of rocking out a couple of shows.
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Yeah, definitely.
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The authenticity show.
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We had some some heavy rock in that one.
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Oh, yeah.
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We had some punk rock, we had some David Bowie.
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We had some great river rock for you last week.
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Yes.
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Rocking on the river.
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That's right.
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And uh so yeah, we're gonna dial it back just a little bit.
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This feels like I don't know, it's so charming, it's so quaint.
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That's a nice way to put it, I guess.
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Yeah, it almost I almost feel like it belongs in a Pixar movie.
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Like whatever that means.
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You know, those early Pixar shorts where they wouldn't have any voice acting, they just have like fun, quirky music playing in the background.
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I feel like you could make a short about Leonard.
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But also, I didn't realize this.
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There was a TV show on PBS when I was a kid that I loved called Between the Lions, and it was all about like teaching kids how to read with puppets and stuff.
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But he was on Between the Lions, and I didn't even realize it.
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So that's where I know him from most, is his acting gigs on on a kid's show.
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Well he did it says he's uh he did quite a bit of voiceover, and in television he did acting, voiceover, that kind of thing.
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Um in concert he was like um often he often employed um comedy and demonstrated his guitar playing skills.
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His uh his recurrent uh gags involved the influence of alcohol and claims he had written uh works uh originating well before he was born.
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He favored music of the uh Tin Pen Alley era.
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Uh that was the 1890s to 1910.
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Did you know that?
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Did I get something on you?
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You did, I didn't know that, and now I know because I love New York City during that time, so that's really cool.
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Anyway.
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He did he did also sing the theme to the 1980s TV show series Mr.
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Belvedere.
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And he released over 18 albums.
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Very cool.
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About him.
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When you when you see when you search him up on Google, all the pictures that come up of him, he's always got his glasses, he's always got his hat, he's always like shaded in in shadow.
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So he's he's a mystery man, if you will, which I think was the name of one of his albums.
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It was either Man of Mystery or Mystery Man.
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I used to have a vinyl album of his, but I I gave I gave all my albums away, I'm not sure.
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I don't even know which one it was, but I yeah, and I played him when I needed to just kind of mellow out, you know, that I just wanted to sit and just not have to think very hard and you know, just sit and relax.
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He's gonna take care of you with his music.
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And I looked it up Cyprus is an island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea and it is south of Turkey and west of Syria and Lebanon, and the capital is Nicosia in the center of the island.
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So he was born in the capital city of Cyprus.
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Sweet.
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So at the time when he was born, I think it was a British colony.
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So I don't know.
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I believe it was it says British Cyprus in 1949, but I don't know.
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If it's still a British colony, hopefully not.
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Hopefully they got their freedom from the Brits like we did.
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Maybe who knows?
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Alright, okay, so I've got a fun one for us next.
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Uh, baby, won't you please come home?
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Oh yeah.
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Just just listen to his voice.
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Makes me want to come home.
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Yeah, and you're gonna come home right now.
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I've got the blues I feel so low.
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I've got the world that I could only make you want to stay.
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Surely what be red.
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I'm gonna be asking what you please come.
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Ren and David doing their best.
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Well, the best they got anyway for W U C on KSJE.
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Without my walking stick, I'd go and say I can't look my best a feel undressed without my cake.
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I step my walking stick because it may rain when it paws can't be adjust without my case.
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If I ever left my house without my walking stick, well it would be something I could never explain other thing that makes me clearly not be able to make, I baby bum, I baby down, I don't bother, eat baby day, I be bad, I'm being bad, eat it, if I ever left my house without my walking speech, well it would be something I could never explain all the thing that makes me clear on our land would go for not be my god without my came.
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I kind of liked it.
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It was kind of like a big finish.
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Yeah.
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Well, as as big as Leon Redbone gets, but no, it just it sounded like somebody emitting gas to me.
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But that's just me.
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That was by the way, just real quick, that was my walking stick.
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My walking stick.
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Alright, well listen, he has elusive uh or he he was elusive about his origins and he never explained the origins of his stage name.
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According to Toronto Story Report Star report in 1980, he came to Canada in the mid sixties and uh changed his name via the Ontario Change of Name Biographical uh biographical uh research published in twenty nineteen collaborated his birth name and confirmed that his family was of Armenian origin.
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So he's a pretty cool dude, I think.
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Yeah.
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And I don't blame him for wanting to be elusive about his origins.
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Number one, for privacy.
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Sure.
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And number two, back then people were weird about where you were from.
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You know, there was still that kind of like uh stigma, like, oh, you're not from America, well then we won't listen to you.
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And it's like, but he's a good musician, listen to him in a while.
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I don't ever remember hearing him talk on a talk show or anything like that.
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I just remember I just I I don't know, I would just I I would hear him play and he would be on the TV, he would be on, he would come on, and I would have to go in there and just sit and watch.
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And I realized that that might be a little weird, but I don't know.
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There was just something relaxing and because he never really looked at camera, he was basically looking down while he was singing and playing guitar with that big what did we do?
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It's not a fedora Panama hat.
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Yeah, the Panama hat.
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Yeah.
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Pretty cool guy.
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Pretty cool guy, he I've never seen him live, but it sounds like at the very least he had a sort of subdued stage energy, which sometimes can do much more than being bombastic and outlandish.
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And you were also mentioning that he even impressed Bob Dylan.
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He did, he did.
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Which is not a small feat.
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Bob Dylan is a little dejaded.
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I thought that was kind of interesting too.
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I was looking at that.
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Um he um he m he met Bob Dylan at uh the um Mariposa folk festival in nineteen seventy-two and and and uh Dylan was so impressed by Redbone's performance performance that he mentioned it in a Rolling Stone interview.
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Hey! Yes indeed.
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That that just that just leading that magazine to a uh feature article on Redbone a year before he had a recording contract.
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Cool, yeah.
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Yeah, I don't know.
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The guy is just definitely interesting, and honestly, I kind of feel like you and I are a couple of interesting characters.
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Not that we're on the same level as Leon Redbone.
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No, at least not in guitar playing.
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Could Leon Redbone start a podcast?
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I don't know.
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I don't think so.
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Well, he could have if he was lucky.
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If he really if he really wanted to, he absolutely could have.
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His parents probably told him the same thing my dad used to tell me.
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Son, you can do anything you set your mind to.
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Yeah.
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And I have my mind set on hearing a rant.
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Oh, oh, well, I've got one for you for a while.
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Where's my dun dun dun dun dun coding team segue?
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Oh.
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Now you have the skill.
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Back to the show.
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Hold on.
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Wrong opening.
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That was the closer.
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Here's the opening.
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Oh my gosh.
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When it comes to ranting on entertainment, movies, TV shows, etc., move over the school and ebook.
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It's time for Ren Rant.
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Alright, so this is one that you've probably heard a lot about, because it's one of the biggest movies of the summer, of the year, potentially.
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Um it's the new Christopher Nolan movie, The Odyssey, based on um Homer's Odyssey, you know, that ancient story that before it was even a book was just told orally through poems and stuff.
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Stars has a great cast, Matt Damon, Ann Hathaway, uh Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, who's quickly becoming my favorite actor.
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The Odyssey is jam-packed with incredible filmmaking, and it was all practical effects, as much as he could do.
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There's a scene where um there's giants.
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Matt Damon's character, uh, Odysseus has to fight giants.
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And what they did is that they just hired really tall people, and then they got a really short lady to be to play Matt Damon from the back.
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So it looks like they're really giant.
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And that's just one example of of some of the really cool effects in the movie that are all practical.
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Um, there's some really scary scenes too, like with Polyphemus, the uh Cyclops is horrifying.
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And uh so maybe be careful when you're taking your kids to go see it because there's some scenes in there that I know that would have traumatized me if I was a little kid.
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But otherwise, it's a really good, solid movie and uh great performances all around.
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I definitely recommend it.
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I'm gonna try and see it in IMAX soon.
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Oh, sounds good.
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Okay, now it's time to play the closing movie.
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Now that we've actually had the rant.
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Now you have the skill.
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Back to the show.
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I tried to play the closer.
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We didn't even earn it yet.
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Yeah, starting the show with the close.
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Yeah.
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Why not?
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I'm avant-garde, Dave.
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I'm trying to I'm trying to be different.
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Much like Leon Redbone was different in his day.
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There you go.
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Definitely king and queen of Segway today.
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Well, you know, he was um he was introduced to the to a larger public as a semi-regular musical guest on NBC Saturday night.
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Saturday night.
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For the later generation.
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Appearing twice in the first season, which that would have been Saturday night.
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And during the nineteen eighties and nineties, he was a frequent guest on the uh tonight show, Johnny Carson.
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He was also a guest on a prairie home companion.
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Early Crosby or early Crosby.
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Um did I say Cosby Crosby?
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Okay, I just wanted to make sure.
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That's right, not real.
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Unfortunately.
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Okay, so I looked it up too for home competition.
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It was a weekly radio variety show created and hosted by Garrison Keeler and aired live from 1974 to 2016.
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So it was a radio variety radio variety show.
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He's been all over the place.
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Um he's one of those artists that like once you realize how many things he's been in and how prolific he is in certain areas, you're like there's the snowman, the sort of like motion animation looking snowman voiced on redbone voice.
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And then over the credits, they sang, I think maybe it's cold outside with Zoe Deschanel, who's also an elf.
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So just another thing.
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Like, yeah, he's he's been around, he's been doing things.
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And this is a song that I think you recommended to me a while ago, Diddy Wa Diddy.
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Yes, I love this song.
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So we're gonna check it out.
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Just kinda, yeah, well, just listen.
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It's cool.
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There's a great big mystery, and it sure is worrying me, it's diddy wa diddy.
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Yes, did he wad did it?
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Somebody tell me what did he what did it mean?
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I went out and I walked around.
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Somebody had look hoops in town, it's Diddy What did it?
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Yes, Diddy What diddy?
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What did he walk did it mean?
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Hello, girl, but four football.
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Come on, baby, give me some hobby, did it what did it?
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Yes, did he what did it?
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Somebody tell me what did he watch did it mean?
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Bye, so da loud show, teep dump, baba da da da show, tip top, tee.
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I went to church with my hand on seat.
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Little set on shit, just so it's sweet, oh did what did it?
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Yeah, did it boy, did it?
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I wish somebody tell me what did it walk, did it mean by got to go.
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Give me that thing you said, my daddy watch it.
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Yeah, my daddy watched it I mean somebody tell you what kiddy watch it means because talk about titty booty too much, did it?
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Yeah, did he watch it?
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Somebody tell me what did he want to mean?
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Hardly.
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More of the wake up call is coming up.
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News book chronic, have you heard the news?
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I should get a love at the walking blues and I kept them walking.
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I don't walk by troubles away.
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Well I'm so glad trouble don't last away.
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It used to be my sleep motherfuckers out on me.
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Won't be together like we used to be and I kept on walking trying to walk my trouble to week.
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Well, I'm so glad that was the wave.
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Got the hard luck blues when hardlocked towns are gone.
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All I heard was all in front, I kept on walking, got to walk my troubles away.
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Well I'm so blessed, troubles not less a week.
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I kept them walking.
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I did have my trouble the way I'm so glad trouble down last the way.
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I I I love this man.
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I'm not gonna lie.
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He's great.
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I do.
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I I don't know why, but it's just something about it.
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The the word I've been searching for for his music is amongst other things, skilled, um well done, you know, well produced, but also relaxed.
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Like you listen to it and you just want to like kick back and not overdone.
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I mean, it's not overdone ever.
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It's production.
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It's very simple, it's very clean, yeah.
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Like at the like at the most, I think I was playing another song, My Walking Stick, and it had castinets in it, and I was like, wow, that's really out there for him.
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So anytime he adds a new um instrument to something, it it's it's always exciting because he doesn't need a lot.
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It's like um like how Adele can get a number one hit with just singing to the piano.
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I feel the same with him.
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I feel like he he gets a lot done with just his guitar and just his voice.
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Because he plays with emotion.
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He's very, very dry.
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But I mean some of the best wines are dry.
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There you go.
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And when I was in Japan, they have a beer brand there called Asihi, and they have a they have a beer that's called Super Dry.
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Oh, and it's probably one of the best beers I've ever had.
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So sometimes dry is good.
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I've had Japanese beer years ago.
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I don't know where I got imported.
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It was in somewhere in Phoenix when I lived in Phoenix in one of the big liquor stores.
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And I was like, Oh, I'm gonna try this.
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And it was interesting.
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Um I I don't know that I liked it that much, but it was okay.
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Okay.
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I'd be interested to know what kind you tried because I don't know.
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I tried Sapporo when I was in Japan, and I tried Asehi.
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I even tried a um I even tried an Indian beer while I was there.
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I'd have to look up what it was, but it was really good.
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All I know is it was very blonde.
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It was very light.
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Very light.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I mean, and that's kind of what I like from a beer.
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The asehi super dry is it's very malty.
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It's you know, very bread tasting in a good way.
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A good a good beer sometimes tastes like you're drinking a loaf of bread, but it it was really good.
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Yeah, so you have more of a dark the darker the better.
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I mean you know something stronger, more like the Guinness Stout.
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Guinness.
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Yeah.
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Very cool.
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Stoutly, baby.
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Well, no matter what, beer is refreshing, much like Leon Redbone.
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And here's another song that Dave likes.
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This is Tina.
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Oh, yeah.
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Tina.
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This is fun.
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Take that boat job to your mom.
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Take that subject to your mom.
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I got a girl living on the hill.
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If she won't have this little will, Mama got a baby, da do that Mama gotta be done, I don't know.
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I gotta get a honey boom, give a little give a shit to get Mama gotta be a teen-da-na.
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What the hell?
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I got that, Mama got a baby, I don't know, too, I don't know, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Exclusively on KSJE.
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In the town of Louisville, lived a man that called Big Bad Bill.
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I want to tell ya, he sure was tough, he certainly did strut that stuff.
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He had those scared to death when he walked by, they held their breath.
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He was a fighting man, sure enough.
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Now Bill took himself a while just to lead a different life.
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Big Bad Bill is sweet with him now.
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Married life has changed him somehow.
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Here's a man that they all used to fear.
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Now the people call him sweet paper will it dear, stronger than Samson.
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I declare till a hot mama bob declared Big Bat Bill.
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Don't find any more.
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Now we've got to see his mama every night.
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Big Bat Bill is sweet William now.
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Wash his dishes, any mobs up to flow.
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Used to spend his evenings looking for fate.
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Now he's got to see his mama every night.
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Big Bad Bill.
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Here's David with things that make you go, hmm, all your money back.
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I'm gonna tell you, Ren, this one really made me go, hmm, and I kind of feel bad for Willie because of it.
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But cows don't like Willie Nelson.
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No?
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No, and here's the proof.
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It's a funny fact for you, but a dairy cow will produce up to 3% more milk when listening to music.
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Okay.
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But they don't like country music, especially Willie Nelson.
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They need something with a good beat.
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I wonder what it is about Willie Nelson that they.
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don't like.
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Because you can't dance Dan even stop.
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Because it doesn't have a beat.
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Okay.
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Well it has a beat, but it's not a two-step kind of beat.
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Okay.
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You know, just that's the way Willie is.
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Instead of things that make you go, mm-To that's pretty good.
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Well it's a spotlight show today, or actually for some people it might be for your consideration.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:45:03.490 --> 00:45:08.050
Um but which is pretty fitting for Leon Redbone.
00:45:08.130 --> 00:45:12.530
It's not that he isn't a big deal and hasn't had cultural impact.
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It's just that you may not have realized it's a little bit more than I didn't know that what what you said in the first half about the different shows that he'd been on, the different voices that he had done.
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Yeah.
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It kind of blew me away.
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He's he's one of those personalities that's been floating around.
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And then I think his version of polywadd polywally doodle all the way all the day yes that's the one that I know.
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When I think of that song I was like it's definitely I I don't know.
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I I it's just great music for a Sunday morning for sure on the wake up call that it's on K SJ E.
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Yeah yeah with uh My Buddy Dave.
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My friend Ren.
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Yeah oh I like my friend have I ever used that one My Friend Ren?
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I don't know.
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I think so yeah no I think you have it's been a while since we've just said it in plain you know usually we try to put some words in there but I better promote the website because it's uh actually and folks if you tried we're we're we're still working on it um but we're almost got it ready all the people are on there Lisa we've introduced Lisa she's your our new account um represent sponsor representative so but anyway check it out it's interverseconcepts.com all one word it's gonna have a whole new look here really really soon yes major major excited about it uh innerwise concepts all one word all over case um I N T E R W E S T C O N C E P T S dot com there we go love for you to check it out uh we're gonna have the we'll have some uh swag swag bling well if you put bling on the swag then it's blingy swag there we go and uh of course um the candles I've been working on those um we're gonna have um all kinds of stuff coffee cups oh yeah I'm anxious for you to see the new coffee cups I'm excited um yeah I love the new logo that my friend uh old family friend Scott did for me um and I found out the other day because I invited him to come on over and I would give him a cup and all that kind of stuff uh well he he lives in I don't know like Aruba I think so yeah that's exactly what I said are you kidding me no I'm retired man that kind of sounds like uh your plan yeah a little bit I wonder I wonder yeah I I started but the minute I the minute I he said that I w I I almost broke into Aruba jumping Kokomo is not a real place no unfortunately it is in your heart I can vision it we love Kokomo all right so next week I'm not sure exactly what we're gonna do but we'll do something really great we're playing it by ear sometimes these days Ren's got her uh earlobe her right earlobe right on the space part of the computer so we're really what was the joke that you told the other day you said something like there was a man on Main Street walking his sheep and he got pulled over for a ticket and he got cited with an illegal U-turn I told that joke to one of my coworkers she has been spreading it like wildfire.
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She loves that joke so good job thank you it is one of those redneck jokes my other one my favorite was the head floating in the water down the river singing I got nobody nobody cares for that that one's a bit more of a singer for me at least sometimes I'm not the first person to understand the joke I told that joke I go just ahead really I've got another Leon Redbone song for us we'll probably end up just playing too because these these last few songs aren't too long.
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So this one is Lazy Bones which I relate to yeah me too especially on a Sunday bone sleeping in the sun how you expect to get your days work done you never get your days work done Lon in the noon day sun lazy bone sleeping in the sea how you gonna get your calm meet you never get you calm you made lying in the noon day seed when the tattoos need spraying I bet you keep playing the bugs fall off the vine when you go fishing I bet you keep fishing the fish don't grab at your line open through the day I'd expect to make a dime that way you'll never make a dime that way never have what I say when the tattoos need sprain I bet you keep praying the bugs fall off the vine and when you go fishing I bet you keep wishing the fish don't grab at your line opin through the day I'd you expect to make it dime that way you'll never make a dime that way never had a word I say entirely too much fun.
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Is that even possible?
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Stick with WUC on KSJE to find out I want to be seduced Want a woman that take me out to Jennifer to like to see her eyes get moody floodin' with the thought of what floodin' I do like to be real cool let us think about getting rid of me and baby here's a channel about Magna Carmen gonna be said I'm a jam politely all the slightly if she tried to find a money compromise I know me I want to be seduced Want a woman to talk to me suggesting to hear her say she'll be with me tomorrow morning drinking hot Jasmine tea wanna make me laugh Make up my touch leaving all the jail we all have a certain amount of Zen Ren has it oozing out her fingers and toes and as the show winds down here is the Zen of Ren Learning to let go should be learned before learning to get life should be touched not strangled.
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You've got to relax let it happen at times and at others move forward with it.
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Ooh Ray Bradbury next week is R.
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What's that Ren in the Wrath that's what that is no that was last week oh that was last week next week is we have no clue.
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We have no clue what we're doing next week.
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That's why you gotta tune in every week because it'll be a fresh surprise man maybe you have to think about putting your butt back in a ramp I mean I would be down for it I I had a lot of fun that last time they're such good people yeah you guys seem to get along well so that's that's important too and and you know anytime you can give me like a free mini vacation I'm all for it.
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Interwestconcepts.com check out all our great stuff there we uh really appreciate you listening and supporting us all right we're ending the show with nobody's sweetheart this has been Leon Redbones oh you're my sweetheart sweetheart now they don't baby you somehow fancy clothes silk and gone you'd be out of place in your own hometown walk down the heavenly they won't believe it's youaring a bird of paradise wrong somehow did you nobody sweet now you turned me down then you went away there's nothing left for me to do but play don't forget to tell me wrong I bet soon and sing a song wearing a bird of paradise all seem wrong somehow there you know but it's up now shoot over already no need to panic Ren and David will be back next week same WUC time same WUC station all right I gotta say all rights reserved for K SJE and W C I'm Zeb McCluskey and until next time
