April 26, 2026
April 27-Prime Rib, Casey Kasem, The Main Ingredient, B-52's, KISS, Sheena Easton, Fall Out Boy, Ulysses S Grant
National Prime Rib day. Entertainment from 1998. SS Sultana was worst maritime disaster in US history, Who is Buried in Grants Tomb? Hawaii hosttest temp ever. Todays birthdays - Ulysses S. Grant, Jack Klugman, Casey Kasem, Cuba Gooding Sr, Kate Pierson, Ace Frehley, Sheena Easton, Patrick Stump. Zebulon Pike died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Prime rib - The Hungry Food Band
Too close - Next
Your still the one - Shania Twain
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Everybody plays the fool - The Main Ingrediant
Love shack - B-52's
Rock & Roll all night - KISS
For your eyes only - Sheena Easton
Sugar, we're goin down - Fall out boy
Exit - Jersey shore - Kenny Curcio https://kennycurciomusic.com/
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Well, hi everyone, I am Jeff, and welcome to history
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and factoids about today. Day's April the twenty seventh. I
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hate it.
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When I get prime rib and there's tons and tons of.
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Fat on it. I just I just want the beef.
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Sometimes I get prime rib and like half of it
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is fat.
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I just want to eat.
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The red meat. I just want to eat the red meat.
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Today is National Prime rib Day. A prime rib it
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is a cut of beef between the sixth and the
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twelfth rib. Now, a grade is given to every cut
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of beef, you know, Choice, Select, Standard, Prime. It's only
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given to two percent of all the grades that are
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given out for beef. So, yeah, he probably won't get
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that at your local grocery store, but it makes it
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a good excuse for going out on a date night
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to your local steakhouse or upper end restaurant. Now, if
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you do want to make prim rib at home, what
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you do is you buy ribbi roast. Now, it is
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the exact same cut as prime rem. It's just not
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great at prime. So there, so they enjoy primary or
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ribbi roast. Yeah, and just have a good meal today. Alright,
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let's see what happened in entertainment On April twenty seventh,
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Let's back to nineteen ninety eight. Number one album was
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the Titanic movie soundtrack. Next had the number one song
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was Too Close, What You.
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Hold, The Songs That Ful Fine.
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Nine twin the number one country song with You're Still
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the one.
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Still He's Still, He's Still one Army.
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The number one book was The Long Way Home by
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Danielle Steele. The top movie was He Got Game. A
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basketball player's dad has to convince him to go to
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college so he can get a shorter prison sentence. Stars
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Denzel Washington, Miller Joviovic, and Ray Allen. In Night in
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two thousand and two, it was the first time since
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nineteen sixty three there were no British acts in the
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Yes Billboard Top one hundred chart. USA. All right, listen,
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what was going on? On April the twenty seventh United
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States Army officer Zebulen Pike. Back in eighteen oh six,
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he was exploring out west. That's when he came across
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the named Pike's Peak and what is Colorado today? But today?
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In eighteen thirteen, in the War of eighteen twelve, General
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Pike he led his men into battle and defeated the
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British were able to capture what today is Toronto, Canada,
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Saturday Pike. He was killed in the battle thirty four
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years old, eighteen sixty one West Virginia. They seceded from
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Virginia after Virginia seceeded from the United States to join
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the Confederacy. Now this is still the worst maritime disaster
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in US history. Eighteen sixty five. Now, the Civil War
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had just ended. The North they needed to get their
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prisoners being held down South back up north. So the
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North said that they would pay any steamboat two dollars
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and seventy five cents for every enlisted man and eight
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dollars for every officer they brought back north. Wow the steamboat.
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The Sultana said, Aah, that's no problem. We have a
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capacity of three hundred and seventy six people. Well, the
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ship's captain. He bribed local authorities. Then he headed off
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up north with over two thousand former prisoners of war,
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the crew, and some people who were just catching their ride.
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Four hundred and twenty seven people were on that ship.
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Wow the steamboat didn't like that. Three of the four
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boilers exploded, killed over eighteen hundred of the people who
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are on board the ship. That's a lot more than
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the Titanic even, but they're not sure. They don't know
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if the boat just couldn't handle it, or if somebody
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sabotaged it. But in any case, horrible accident. Can you
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imagine he survived the war and then he had blown
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up going home? Have you heard the riddle Who's born
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in Grant's tomb? Well the answer is no one. He
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Grant and his wife. They aren't buried in that tomb. No, say,
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they're actually in matching sarcophaguss so they're actually above ground,
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not below. So nope, no one's buried in Grants too.
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Now Grants too. It was completed today in eighteen ninety seven,
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twelve years after Grant had died. It is the largest
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mausoleum in North America. It's in New York City. Now,
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this is actually kind of surprising. Nineteen thirty one, at
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Pahala on the Big Island in Hawaii, temperature hitt one
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hundred degrees. That is still Hawaii state record for hottest
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tamp Ever. Yes, the only time that it's hit one
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hundred degrees on any of the Hawaiian islands, at least that's
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been recorded during World War Two, Paulin's White told Pelecki,
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Now he volunteered to let the Germans capture him and
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send him to show It's concentration camp. That was back
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in September of nineteen forty. Now he did it to
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get information about what was actually going on in there,
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and he was able to smuggle out some of the intelligency.
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He was able to gather over the ears. But today,
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in nineteen forty three, he escaped so he could come
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tell everybody what was going on. Yeah, face to face
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and let him know what was going on. Dude was
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a real stud. Now he survived all that. Then the
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Soviets they executed him in nineteen forty eight. Yeah, he
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was opposing their communist regime over there in Poland. Nineteen
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fifty three. Professional wrestler Freddie Blazing. He coined the term
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pencil neck geek. Nineteen eighty four. In Red Lake, Montana,
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they had seventy inches of snowfall this late in the
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year nineteen ninety nine. At the Nevada State Museum, they
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had this mummy on a shelf in one of the
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back rooms. They don't even know how long it was there.
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It was there forever Finally someone said, hey, do you
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think we should do something with that mummy? So they
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had a radio carbon dated ninety four hundred years old.
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It's the oldest mummy in North America.
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Dish Shibirf Day were gonna he left this shibof day.
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We got simple tage.
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He left thish Shibirf Day.
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And you know we don't do.
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Birthday, okay. He was born on April the twenty seventh,
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Ulysses S. Grant. Now he was born High Room. Ulysses
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Grant say when he went to West Point, his name
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was written down wrong on all his paperwork. He just
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went along with it as Ulysses S. Grant, So obviously
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the s doesn't mean anything. He was born out in
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Mount Pleasant, Ohio in eighteen twenty two, ended up as
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a commanding general the Human Union Army in the Civil War.
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Then he served as eighteenth President of the United States
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from eighteen sixty nine eighteen seventy seven. When he married
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in eighteen forty eight, neither of his parents would attend
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the wedding. They refused to go, say his future wives
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family they owned slaves, And his parents say, yeah, they
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didn't go for that at all. Now, his wife. She
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was from Missouri, but after the wedding, Grant he took
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her back to Ohio so they could meet her. They
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actually accepted her all that. They had four children. Grant.
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He died in eighteen eighty five at sixty three years
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old from throat cancer. Now we already talked to about
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his burial. Actor Jack Klegman. He was born in Philadelphia
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in nineteen twenty two. Most known for TV. He was
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Oscar Madison on The Odd Couple and then he was
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Quincy Quincy Metal Examiner. He actually did quite a bit
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of a theater you and thing, Jack Klegman, whend had
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done that? Yep, theater guy. His first wife was actress
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Brett Summers. They had a daughter and a son. They
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divorced after twenty four years. Married his second wife in
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two thousand and eight. They were together until Jack died
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from prostate cancer in twenty twelve, ninety years old. And
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my name's Casey Cason, reminding you to keep your feet
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on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. Casey Cason.
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He was born in Detroit, Michigan. In nineteen thirty two,
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hosted American Top forty on the radio. He counted down
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the top forty songs every week from nineteen seventy to
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two thousand and three. Ryan Seacrest took over when he retired.
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Now Casey he also voiced Shaggy on Scooby Doo. He
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did that from nineteen sixty ninety two thousand and nine.
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Now do you know what Shaggy's real name is? Shaggy?
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His real name is NorVa Rogers. Yeh, Norvol Rogers is Shaggy.
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Now Casey he was vegan and then in the nineteen
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nineties they were gonna have Shaggy voice a whole bunch
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of burger ging commercials. Well, Casey he quit. He wasn't
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gonna do Shaggy anymore. He refused to do. A couple
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of years later they brought him back, and then they
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made Shaggy a vegetarian. Casey had two daughters and one
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son from his first wife. Married his second wife in
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nineteen eighty and they had a daughter. Died in twenty
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fourteen and eighty two years old from sepsis e players sometime.
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There's no shi.
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That was Kuba getting senior singing for the band the
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main ingredient. He's born in New York City in nineteen
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forty four. Well, if his name sounds familiar, yeah, it's
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Kuba getting Junior is dead. As Senior, he took over
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singing lead for the main ingredient in nineteen seventy two,
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saying their hits everybody plays the fool, just don't want
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to be lonely. Happiness is around the bin. He married
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Junior's mom in nineteen sixty six. They had one daughter
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and three sons, and then divorced in nineteen seventy four,
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but nineteen ninety five they remarried. Yep, they were still
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together when Senior died from just natural causes one week
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before seventy third birthday in twenty seventeen. Well, the redhead
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in the B fifty two, this is Kate Pearson. She's
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seventy eight. She's bought to Weehawk in New Jersey in
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nineteen forty eight. She helped co found the B fifty
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twos in nineteen seventy six. Now she's their keyboard player
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and of course she's sing backup vocals. Now. The name
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B fifty twos it actually comes from the B behind hairstyle,
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you know, with the one that goes straight up. See
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in the South they call it B fifty twos instead
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of the be Now Kate and Cindy that is the
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blond one. They actually were beehive her hairstyles for the
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first ten years that the band was out there. You
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can actually see him in their old B fifty two videos.
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Now the B fifty two is the last four years.
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I've had four farewell tours. This year they're not even
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playing around. They're just saying, yeah, we're still going. Yeah,
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they got scheduled all year wrong. Now Kate, she's been
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with her wife since two thousand and three. In the
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band Kiss, he was known as the Spaceman. Hey, he's freely.
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He was born in the Bronx, New York in nineteen
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fifty one. Helped found Kiss in nineteen seventy three, then
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he left in nineteen eighty two, went back to Kiss
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in nineteen ninety six, left again in two thousand and two.
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Now Ae he gets credit for designing the Kiss logu
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as he just died last year at seventy four years old.
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He married once and has a daughter from it. She
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Easton is sixty seven. She was one of Bell's Hill,
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Scotland in nineteen fifty nine. In nineteen eighty she had
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this really big hit song over the Q the UK. Yeah,
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it's called nine to five. Now, they wouldn't release it
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here in the United States because at the exact same time,
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Dolly Parton had the number one song over here called
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nine to five. So Sheena and her team they switched
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her song around. Yep, it became Morning Train. So she
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became the first Scottish female singer to go number one
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in the United States for Your Eyes Only, We've Got Tonight.
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That was Do Have Kenny Rogers, Strut, Sugar Walls, some
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of her other number one songs. She and she has
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divorced four times and she's adopted two children.
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Going.
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The lead singer for the band follow Out Boy is
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Patrick Stump. He's forty two pointed Evanston, Illinois in nineteen
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eighty four, helped form follow Out Boy in two thousand
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and one. They were all still in high school now.
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They took the name Fallout Boy from Radioactive Man's sidekick
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on the TV show The Simpsons. Some of their hits
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are Sugar, We're Going Down, Dance, Dance, This ain't the scene,
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It's an arms race, my songs know What You Did
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in the Dark. Patrick. He got married twenty twelve and
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they have two kids. I had our quote of the day. Well,
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we already talked about Zebel bike dying, so we'll end
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with zebulon bike he said, smoke the peace by birth
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of tomahawks and become one nation. Well, thank you all
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for listening today. Do we get to follow us? I
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casts and all that stuff. Okay, cut your underground radio artists.
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Today it comes to least out Orange, New Jersey. She
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has to hear Kenny curcyo. So on Jersey Shore. You
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guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow from girl.
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What's country girl doing around here? Let me show you
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where we got a little down there up here. Jesus,
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do you say, y'all we see something I want you
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to know.
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I'm Jersey Show.
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You ain't seen nothing like this about the town of Sunset.
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Seen a scheme song, kiss you.
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Go and do the small water, the slash candy, you
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