Aug. 26, 2025
Aug 27-Shortest War, Loudest Noise, 1st Oil Well, Pee Wee Herman, Barbara Bach, Captain & Tennille, Jessi Combs
Natioal Just because day. Entertainment from 1973. Loudest sound ever-Krakatoa erupted, shortest war in history, 1st oil well drilled. Todays birthdays - Lyndon Jonhnson, Tommy Sands, Daryl Dragon, Tuesday Weld, Barbara Bach, Pee Wee Herman, Jeffrey Steele. Stevie Ray Vaughn died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Just because - Janes Addiction
Brother Louis - Stories
Everbody's had the blues - Merle Haggard
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
Teenage Crush - Tommy Sands
Love will keep us together - Captain & Tennille
She'd give anything - Boy Howdy
Crossfire - Stevie Ray Vaughn
Exit - Down at the bottom - Jason Sturgeon https://www.jasonsturgeonmusic.com/
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Hey, Hello, I am Jeff, and welcome to history and
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factoids about today. Day is August the twenty seventh.
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Wow, No, because.
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Because today is national. Just because day today, you are
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afraid it is something with no rhyme nor reason to it,
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just because fuck it. Rep you know, pop in and
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see someone for a business just because where's something that's
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really out of style. I perform a random act of
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kindness just because, or you can have somebody out there
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you normally wouldn't just because today. Don't do what you're
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supposed to do. Do whatever you want to today, have
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fun just because, all right, this is going on entertainment.
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In August twenty seventh, Got your nineteen seventy three number
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one album with Chicago six by Chicago Stories. Have the
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number one song with Brother Louis, She was.
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Ells, the It Was Water Than.
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Dan's and Danger on Your Taste Brown Sugar.
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Merly Hagar have the number one country song with Everybody's
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Had the.
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Blues Readbody Knows the Tubes.
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And Yeah Rebodies the Way.
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Calls and Rebodies Had the Blues.
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The number one buck was Breakfasted Champions by Kurt Vonnegut.
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Top movie was American Graffiti Kids on Cali, spend the
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last night after their graduation cruise on the strip. Yeah,
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they're going to start going their separate ways tomorrow. Stars
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Ron Howard, Richard Dryfless, Paul la Motte, and a whole
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lot more people in that one.
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All right.
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What happened on August the twenty seventh, sixth sixty three
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in Korea? A Japanese army invaded the island. They got
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with some Koreans called the Bjorks. Now they got as
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far as the Gilm River, and that's when they ran
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into the Silla Korean Army and they were with the
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Chinese army in the tanks. Well, it must have been
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a real butt whooping. See after that, Japan did not
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invade Korea for another nine hundred years. Eighteen fifty nine,
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near Titusville, Pennsylvania, Edwin Drake he drove the first successful
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oil well up until then, the oil industry. They made
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it get oil that seeped to the surface, that'd skimming
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off like bodies of water, dig shallow pits, that kind
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of stuff. Well, Drake, he came up with the idea
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to drill for it by using a pipe that would
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go down and keep the hole from colapsing. So for
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years the locals had been watching him drill whole after hole. Yeah,
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laughed at him whole time, saying this Drake's folly. Then
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today sixty nine and a half feet boom struck oil.
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Now the only way you get the oil out was
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with the hand cring, but that still worked. Of course,
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the oil industry just exploded all over the world. Now
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though a lot of people got really rich on Aisle,
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not Drake. Yeah, he died broke. Eighteen eighty three, the
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largest explosion in human history happened. He had the volcano
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Krackatoia erupted. Now the island Krakatoa. It was actually three
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little volcanoes there were. The whole island was five miles
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by three miles. It was in Indonesia. Now, when it erupted,
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it was a loud to sound in world history. It
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was hurt three thousand miles away. Now, that initial eruption,
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it shot all the stuff up into their fifty thousand feet,
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had the power of thirteen thousand and atomic bombs that
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were dropped on Hiroshima. Then it created a twoe hundred
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and twenty foot title or well tsunami. So over thirty
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six thousand people died by the eruption of the tsunami.
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Now today most of Krackatot is actually underwater underneath the
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surface of the ocean, but some of it does stuck
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up and it still actually erupts. The last time Krakatoy
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erupted was twenty eighteen. The shortest war in world history
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was fought today in n eighteen ninety six. The lasted
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thirty eight minutes. It was between Bretain and Zanzibar. Zanzibar
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it's an island off of Africa's east coast. Now today
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it's part of Tanzania, but back then it was on
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his own bit. It was the Sultan is Zanzibar. Basically
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he ruled it. He was just a British kind of yeah,
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crony guy. He was huge on the British as they
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were trying to actually colonize all of Africa. But the Sultan,
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he died really unexpectedly and suddenly no one knows for sure,
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but they thanked that he might have been poisoned by
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his nephew. See, because after the Sultan died, the nephew
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claimed that he was now in charge of Zanzibar. The
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Bradish said no, no, no, no, say we have a guy
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to take his place, don't worry about it. Well, the
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Nephian sifted that he was in charge. Ben said no,
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we've got so many already that we're bringing him in.
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He's gonna run it. The nephew then went and locked
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himself in the palace with all his servants, slaves of
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what little military he had. British goes, hey, you got
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to go. You don't understand. Well, then the pole and
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he didn't. That nephew he didn't care. He even had
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some of his guys starts shooting firing warning shots at
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the British. Well I did it. Yeah, they were going
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to stand for that. Nine o two am British warship
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started shelling the palace. They stopped at nine point forty.
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Now that nephew he was long gone. Now the British
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they put their guy in power. Of course he didn't
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have a palace, but you know he was there there.
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Found out that nephew had made his way over to
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a German colony in East Africa. He asked the Germans
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for asylum. He said the British were after him. They said, yeah,
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sure whatever. Then they found out later they told the
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British who was seeking asylum there. They had no idea
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who that guy was, and they didn't care. Nineteen forty two,
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the United States battleship that Iowa was launched. Now it's
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the only US Navy warship ever built with a bath
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They was for transporting US President of Franklin Roosevelt. He
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was a sickly guy, so they put in a bathti
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because he couldn't stand for a shower. I was taking
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out of surface in nineteen ninety. Today it's a museum.
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It's docked out in Los Angeles for thirty bucks. You
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can enter the island. I don't know if you guys
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see the bathtub. Or nine nineteen fifty five in England,
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in order to settle a bar Bet, the Guinness Book
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of World's Records was published. Yeah, Guinness bar they sponsored
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that first one, just kept the name. Twenty nineteen out
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in Oregon at Alverred Desert race, car driver Jesse Combs
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she's at the speed record for the fastest woman who
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had ever driven. Jesse got up to five hundred and
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twenty two point eight miles an hour. Yeah, that record
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still stands. Sadly though after she's at the record. Yeah,
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she crashed and killed herself thirty seven years old. Joke joke, joke, joke,
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shage dish, SHIVERBF day. We're gonna page he left this shiverfday.
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We gonna sit potage like this shivebirth day and you
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you don't give up birthday.
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So it was born out August the twenty seventh Lyndon Johnson.
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He is born in Gillespie County, Texas in nineteen oh eight.
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First she was president. Born in the nineteen hundreds. Now
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he has just a career politician. He was the thirty
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seventh Vice President of the United States, and after Kennedy
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was shot, he became the thirty six President of the
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United States, Sir from nineteen sixty three to sixty nine.
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He married back in nineteen thirty four. His wife's name
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was Claudia, but she went by and everybody called her
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lady Bird, Lady Bird Johnson. They had two daughters, Lynn,
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and he died in nineteen seventy three, sixty four years old,
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from a heart attack.
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Le Chart.
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Jil and no HAWSII. Charlie Grash. They chaff believe this issue.
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That was Tommy Sands. He was born in Chicago in
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nineteen thirty seven. Still what this He's eighty eight today.
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In the late nineteen fifties he was a teen idol.
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Some of the big songs that he had for teenage
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crash going steady, singing boys sing, made half a dozen movies.
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Then he married Nancy Sinatra for five years now and
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they divorced in nineteen sixty five. Tommy's career crash. He
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went right down the tank. He went south big time.
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Rumor was that Frank Sinatra had him blacklisted, that no
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one could prove it, so he went. He married a
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second wife for a few years and they had a daughter.
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He's currently married to his third wife and they have
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two kids.
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Love keep us together.
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Whatever, some sweet talking singing.
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So dommns some round.
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She's just got He's home to stop.
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Tell dragon. He was a captain and Captain Antonil. He
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was born in Los Angeles in nineteen forty two. He
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played keyboard for the Beats Boys. That's where he met
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and married Tony Taneil. Yeah, she was a singer for
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the backup for the Beats Boys. They made a good call,
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decided to go out on their own solo. Over twenty
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three million records. Love will Keep Us Together, Do that
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to me one more time? Shop around muskrat Ripe. That's
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some of their heads. They even had their own variety
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TV shows for a couple of years. In twenty fourteen,
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after thirty nine years of marriage Toneil, she ended up
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filing for divorce. See Dragon, he had some neurological issues that. Yeah,
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he really mental stuff. I mean he couldn't deal with
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stress or anger, anxiety. He was really really withdrawn. He
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couldn't show any affections toward anybody. Basically he pushed to
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Niel away. So they did remain friends after the divorce,
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so much so that when Dragon died from kidney felluer
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in twenty nineteen, yeah, to Neil was right there at
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his bedside. He was seventy six years old. Actress Tuesday
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Well it was eighty two. She was one of Manhattan,
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New York. In nineteen forty three. She got known on
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the TV show The Many Loves Adobe Gillis. She was
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Adobe's unattainable with desire. Some of her movies were Rock, Rock, Rock, Sex,
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Kittens Go to College, did a bunch of them. Then
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she grew up. She was in paid as It Lays
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once upon a Time in America. It's nominated for an
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Oscar for Looking for Mister goodbar Tuesday. She had a
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daughter from her first husband. Her second husband was Deadley
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Moore and they had a son. She divorced her third
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husband after sixteen years of marriage in two thousand and one.
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That's also the when she retired from acting. Actress model
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Barbara Bach. She was born in New York City in
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nineteen forty six seventy nine to eight. Started out as
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a big time model, finally hit it as an actress
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in the movie James Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me,
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then Force ten from Navarone The Humanoid. She had two
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children from her first dousand. Then when she was filming
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the movie Cape Man, Yeah, that's when she met Ringo Star.
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They got married nineteen eighty nineteen eighty eight, Barbara and Ringo.
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They were really messed up on drugs and alcohol and everything.
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They checked in the rehab together, both ben sober river
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since and still together. Actor comedian Paul Rubin. He was
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born in Peekskill, New York in nineteen fifty two. Of course,
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he's best known as Pee Wee Herman. Paul came up
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with pee Wee with comedian Phil Hartman. Now, the first
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movie that pee Wee Herman was actually in was And
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He Gets Us Teaching Chalk's Next movie, then pee Wee's
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Big Adventure, pee Wee's Big Todd Now on TV pee
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Wee pee Wee's Playhouse. So the movie is that Paul
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Rubins was not as pee Wee. Where the Blues Brothers
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Meet Boss two, he was the pig One's father and
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Batman retured and he voiced the raccoon and Doctor Doolittle.
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Polly died in twenty twenty three at seventy years old.
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He had actually been fighting lung cancer for six years.
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She call anything and everything fal.
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Justice.
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One time she liked the fires. Was she's treating.
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Well. She could find someone.
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To hold love that food. That was Jeffrey Stale, single
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to that country band, boy Addy. He's sixty four today.
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He was born in Burbank, California, in nineteen sixty one.
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Boy Howdy. They had some sess in the nineties. Some
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of their heads were a cowboys born with a broken heart.
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She'd give anything. They don't make them like that anymore.
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They're only gathered six years now. Before that, well, Jeffrey
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was and he is one of the top songwriters in Nashville.
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He's written over sixty songs. They've been huge hits for
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anybody from Tim McGraw, Faith Leanne, Ryan's Ratsco Flats, Billy Ray, Cyrus,
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Zach Brown. I'm gonna stop now because that's a long list. Now.
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He actually if you want to check him out, he
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does release solo music still and he tours alright here.
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Cord of the Day, it's gonna come from Stevie Ray Vaughn.
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No, it's coming down.
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Money time, nothing free, welcome money.
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Come resc your free.
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