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Welcome to history and factor it's about today. I am
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Jeff and today is April the thirteenth.
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Let's get it.
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My favorite piece of pot piece cotes smoking rhymes on
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piece cove I'm trying.
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To find a mass batty piece coveys as.
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The hand of my being wood.
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The toppers a favory piece of bad piece covees.
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It is National Peach Cobbler Day. Cobblers they go way
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back in time, but they're always usually filled with meat. Now,
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the peach cobber, it's all American peach and the other
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fruit cobblers. They were creating an America in eighteen hundreds. Now,
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if you want to bake a peach cobber yourself today,
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you really can't screw it up. You need some dough
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and fresh fruit. So either a bake it or buy it.
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Just don't forget the ice cream and enjoy your grubbing
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on peach coppler today. Let's just see what was going
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on in entertainment on April thirteenth. Let's go back to
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nineteen ninety six. Number one album was Jagged Little Pill
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by Atlantis Morissett. Celeine Dion had the number one song
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because You Love Me.
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You saw the.
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Wast and me.
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Me love it.
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Because you.
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Lone star had the number one country song with no news.
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He said, it's just a warming thing. Put it out
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of the drive fast, and not to worry. I'm an
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understanding guy. Heard ring you love someone, gotta let him go,
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she hollered. When I find myself would be the first
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to know.
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No. The number one book was Primary Colors by anonymous.
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I didn't want to fess up. It was all about
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the Clintons. Top movie was Primal Fair, a publicity seeking lawyer.
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He defends an apparent simpleton kind of guy with a
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low IQ. Yeah, but it was a really high profile
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murder case. Stars Richard Gere, Laura Lenny, and Edward Norton.
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All right, let's see it happened in the world. On
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April the thirteenth, seventeen ninety six, Captain Joseph Crownshield. He
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was in Calcutta, Indiana, India, decided by himself an elephant
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he had a shipped home on to the United States.
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On the ship to America. It arrived today. The elephant.
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It was the first one ever to set foot in America.
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So they know all about Bett.
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Yeah.
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He named the Elephant Bett capt her in Salem, Massachusetts,
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until he sold her a couple years later for a
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really big profit. In eighteen sixty, after leaving Saint Joseph, Missouri,
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on April third, the first Pony Express rider arrived in
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sacrament California. Now the Pony expreads, they'll only run for
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eighteen more months. That's too expensive and gets replaced by
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the Telegraph. Eighteen eighty three, here in Colorado a minor
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name Alfred Packer. He was convicted of manslaughter, but they
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let him slide on the cannibalism charges. Yeah, they couldn't
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really prove that he ate the people that he was
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trapped in a blizzard with. Nineteen forty three, the Washington
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d C. The Jefferson Memorial opened up. Now, if you've
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seen the movie Apollo thirteen, it's where the Apollo thirteen
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spacecraft is heading to the Moon when an oxygen take explodes. Yeah,
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it caused a lot of damage to the spacecraft. Then
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they radio back Houston, we've had a problem. Well, if
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you haven't seen the movie, I want to tell you
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if they make it back or not. But that happened
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today in nineteen seventy nineteen seventy six, the two dollars
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bill went is put into circulation. You know who's on
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the two dollars bill, Yeah, Thomas Jefferson. Co co cot
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Co coke co coat shog.
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This Shibf day were gonna pard He left this SHIVERBF day.
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We won't sit with cars.
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He left this Shibirf day.
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And you know we don't.
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Well.
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Who was born on Are thirteen, Well, Thomas Jefferson. He
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was born on the Shadwell Plantation in the colony of
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Virginia in seventeen forty three. Start off as a lawyer,
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then politician. He was a primary writer for the Declaration
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of Independence. Now he was the first Secretary of State
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for the United States, the second Vice President, and the
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third President. Served as president from eighteen oh one to
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eighteen oh nine. Now, after he left the president, he
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founded the University of Virginia. Back in seventeen seventy two,
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he married a twenty three year old widow. They had
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six kids, but only two survived instancy now him and
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his wife. His wife died in seventeen eighty two. Well,
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she was given birth to their sixth child. So when
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Jefferson married his wife, her name was Martha kind of
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like Martha Washington. She was Martha Jefferson when they got
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married in seventeen seventy two. Martha her dad, so Jefferson's
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father in law. He gave them a number of slaves
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as a wedding gift. Now, one of the slaves was
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names how Sally Hemings, and she was a mixed race slave.
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And after his wife died, Sally she became Jefferson. I
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guess you'd say partner back then. They had six children together.
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Sally she was Jefferson's wife, actually her half sister. Yeah,
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her father had had Sally from one of his slaves.
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That's why he kind of endeared himself Jefferson. He died
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on July fourth, in eighteen twenty six, at eighty three
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years old, on the fiftieth anniversary of the signing and
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the Declaration of Independence. Then when he died, Sally and
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her children they were all given their freedom.
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She fixed things quickly with silber sticky tutji. You can
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reperd with tutsick kitchen chairs and ceiling.
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Leagues within toutt best to stout. She was born in Prophetsdown, Illinois,
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in eighteen ninety one during World War two. She was
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working in an ordinance plant in Illinois. She was packing
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ammunition boxes and she noticed that the way the ammo
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boxes were being sealed, it really made it hard for
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the soldiers to open them quickly if they need it to.
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So she created a waterproof, terrible tape made out of cloth. Well,
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that solved the problem, but her bosses thought it was
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stupid and blew her off. So she actually wrote a
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letter to President Roosevelt telling him what she did. Well,
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he loved the idea. Yeah, he actually got the letter.
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So he got with the War Department and they implemented
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her tape. They made it out of duck cloth, so
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that's how they called it duct tape. That's what it
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was originally called. The soldiers, of course, they quickly realized
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that you could use duck tape for a lot more
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than just sealing ammo boxes. Now, in the nineteen sixties
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when the kind of got commercialized, yeah, they changed it
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to duct tape back then. Now, Sally Arvesta, she didn't
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really make any money from it. No, the army said
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that they had modified her original tape, so that's not
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what they were really using. So they didn't have to
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give her any money. She was married and had eight children.
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She died in nineteen sixty six at seventy five years old.
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Butch Cassidy He was born in beaver Utah Territory in
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eighteen sixty six. It's born Robert Parker, known for raising
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hell with the Sundance Kid and the gang they called
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the Wild Bunch. Supposedly he was shot and killed in
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Bolivia in a shootout in nineteen oh eight. He was
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forty two years old, but they're not quite so sure nowadays.
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Actor Don Adams. He was born in New York City
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in nineteen twenty three. He fight as a marine during
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World War Two. Now at the Battle of Guguadalcanal, he
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contacted blackwater fever. Now it's a horrible type of malaria
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if you got it, at a ninety percent fatality rate.
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While he survived, but he spent a whole year in
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the hospital in New Zealand, came home and starting acting.
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Best known for TV playing Agent eighty six Maxwell Smart
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on Get Smart. Then he was the voice of Tennessee Tuxedo,
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and he has a voice Inspector Gadget. He divorced three times.
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He had four kids from his first wife. Two from
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his second and one from his third. Died in two
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thousand and five from limp foma eighty two years old.
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Actor Tony Dao. He was born in Hollywood, California, in
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nineteen forty five. Most known for playing Wally Cleaver, that's
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the Beaver's older brother on Lever to Beaver and then
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the New Leaver to Beaver. He had one child from
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his first wife, married a second child in nineteen eighty.
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Tony died twenty twenty two from liver cancer, seventy seven
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years old.
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Won't spend.
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You say, since we've been.
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Loving you for love, that's all great. He's eighty today.
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He's born in Forest City, Arkansas, in nineteen forty six.
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Start out as a soul singer before crossing over to
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mainstream music. He's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Some of his biggest hits are take Me to the River,
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Tired of being alone, I'm still in love with you,
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Let's stay together. He still performs a little bit. Nineteen
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seventy four, his girlfriend she poured a whole pot of
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steaming hot grits on him. Then she went into the
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next room and committed suicide with a gun. Well al
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he went in gospel music for after a little bit.
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After that he did receive secondary burns and he had
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to have skin grafts on his stomach in his back
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because after that he married once for five years and
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they had three daughters. Then he Since then he's had
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three more sons and another daughter from other women.
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Second once in a lot time maybe too much, too
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ass lot, I swaun wrong now.
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Kid this time much Peevo Bryson. He's seventy five. He's
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born in Greenville, South Carolina, in nineteen fifty one. He
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has the King of du had love songs. Biggest one
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is probably Tonight I Celebrate My Love. That was with ROBERTA. Flack,
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and he hit big with Beauty and the Bass with
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Celine Dion and a Whole New World with Regina Bell
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remember that from Aladdin. Done a whole lot of those.
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But he's also at least eighteen solo albums too. Yeah.
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Has a daughter from a girlfriend that he had back
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in the nineteen sixties, and then in twenty ten he
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got married and they have a son. People. He still
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performs quite a bit if you actually want to go
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see him. Actor Rick Schroeders fifty six He's born in Brooklyn,
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New York. In nineteen seventy made his movie debut at
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nine years old in the Champ. Then he did The Earthling.
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Then he had big on TV on the sitcom Silver Spoons.
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Then he was able to transition to adult roles fairly easily.
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He did the mini series Lonesome Dove, NYPD Blue, done
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a bunch of TV movies. He was married for twenty
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three years before they divorced, and they had four kids.
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He spoke.
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Tom s cles Sam.
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Okay, you're gonna pay attention to me on this one. Okay?
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That is Aaron Lewis. He is the lead singer for
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the alternative metal band Stained. He was born in Reutland, Vermont,
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in nineteen seventy two fifty four today, how you helped
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for him stayin in nineteen ninety five.
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Only.
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Shaking my head and thinking something name right?
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He isn't just me? Am I losing my mind? Am
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I standing? Only a ure the end of time?
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Only now? In twenty eleven, Aaron decided you know what
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he was and only a metal singer. He loved country
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music too, so he released his first album on it,
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even saying with Charlie Daniels and George Jones. He's actually
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released four albums. He just released another one in twenty
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twenty two. So if you want to see Aeron has Stained,
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they'll be touring May seventh through October the nineteenth. Now
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on the off days, he's going to be touring from
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now until the end of August doing his country stuff.
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So you get your choice on which kind of Aaron
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you want to want to go see. He's married and
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they have three daughters.
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It'll bet I'm money got in my life, little bit
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of ericat by my side, a little better read house
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all I need a house?
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What I see in the sun?
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An Mary all night long? Here Roam.
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Makes old me one hit wonder Lubagas fifty one. He
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was born in Munich, Germany, in nineteen seventy five. Now
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his website says that he is celebrating the twenty fifth
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anniversary of this huge hit song, Mumbo number five. That's
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what we played. But if you want to see him
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perform it, all you have to do is book a show. Yeah,
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and he'll even bring dancers.
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Uh.
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To be totally honest, he did have a couple of
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other hits over in Europe. He still lives in Germany,
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got married in twenty fourteen. All Right listening today with
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physicist John Archibald Wheeler. He died to day in two
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thousand and eight at ninety six years old. He says,
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if you haven't found something strange this day, then it
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hasn't been much of a day. Thank you for listening today.
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