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Welcome to history. In factor, it's about today. I am Jeff,
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and today's January twenty fourth.
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Oh well in real, so longy je.
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Yes, today is National Peanut Butter Day. Now, the Astaggs
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they sort of had a type of peanut butter about
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a thousand years ago. They had some kind of sort
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of peanut based past thing. But four different people get
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credit for inventing peanut butter back in the eighteen hundreds,
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but it was nineteen oh one. Julia Chandler, she made
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the first peanut butter jelly sandwich. Nineteen twenty two. Peanut butter,
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it really took a big step forward. They were actually
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able to keep the peanut oil from separating, so the
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jars of peanut butter they were no longer two thirds
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peanut butter and weren't third oil. Yep, it was all
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this peanut butter. Now I'm in the minority. I like
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my peanut butter crunchy. I know most of the over
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sixty percent or without half creamy. Now, both kinds I
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think are awesome. Though. Now peanut butter is high in fact,
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but you actually eat less because it fills you up more.
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So this is kind of offset peanut butter. It's all American. Yep.
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Most Europeans thing peanut butter is gross. Let them, We'll
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just have more for us. All right, this is going
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on entertainment. On January twenty fourth, it was back to
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nineteen sixty four. Number one album was The Singing None
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by The Singing None Bobby Vinta, and had the number
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one song with there I've said it again.
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I Love you.
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No use to pretend? What more can I say? Belyve me.
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There's notherly.
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Fuck goings. Yeah, the number one country song with Love's
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Gonna Live Here?
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Oh the Sunstone a Shine in My Live One storm
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Loves Gone Lift here Again.
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Thames are known.
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To me the way they were before.
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Love's Gone Lift Again. That number one book was The
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Group by Mary McCarthy. The top movie was The Sword
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and the Stone. A wizard he helps a poor boy
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named Arthur become one of the most loved kings in
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English history, voiced by Ricky Sorenson, Sebastian Cabot and Carl Swinson.
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All Right, what happened on January the twenty fourth, eighteen
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forty eight. James Marshall. He was working in a saw
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mill in California, called Sutter's mill. Well, he was checking
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out all the equipment before they fired it up for
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the day. When he's looking over the water, shit, he
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knowed something really shiny at the bottom. Holy crap. It
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was gold. And not a little gold, it was a
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lot of gold. So he went and showed the owner
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of the mil John Sutter. They decided they had split
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it and they were gonna keep it really quiet. They
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weren't gonna tell anybody. It was gonna be a big secret,
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and they didn't tell anyone, but people started to get
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a little suspicious. So they bought a whole bunch of
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stuff and bade for it all in gold. So the
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California gold rights began. Now, sometimes when you hear about
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an invention, you kind of think, oh, okay, no big deal,
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But at that time it really was a big deal.
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Like at eighteen ninety nine, Humphriyos Sullivan Inverse invented the
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first rubber heels for boots and shoes. Now, I'm guessing
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Humphrey was probably short, but now rubber heels, that was
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a game changer for footwear back then. Yeah, before that,
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all boots and shoes that was all they had with
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layers of leather and wood and that kind of stuff.
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So yeah, Ruther Rubber was pretty cool. Nineteen twenty two, Danbury,
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Wisconsin set their state record got down in negative fifty four.
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Also in nineteen twenty two, in Iowa, Christian Nelson invented
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the ice cream bar. I know, Iowa January. Sure. Now,
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this little boy came into a store and he couldn't
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decide between a chocolate bar and an ice cream and
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some ice cream. So Christian he just combined the two
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and sent the boy off. Realized what he had done,
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realized history was made. Now, I didn't have any money
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to mass produce his creation. So a guy with this
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guy named Russell Stover, Yeah, the chocolate guy. Now Stover
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he was able to mask for boost. He called it
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the Eskimo pie. You know that Eskimo is now offensive. Yeah,
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in twenty twenty one they stopped using the name Eskimo.
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Now it's called Eddie's Pies, well at least until Eddie's offended.
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In nineteen thirty five, the first beer and cans went
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on sale. The American Canning Company invented equipment that with
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can beer, but no beer maker or brewery. They wanted
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nothing to do with it. Everyone believed that you had
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to drink beer from bottles or out for the tap.
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The American canning company they finally just told this company
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called Krueger Brewing out in New Jersey, Hey, we'll just
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give you the canning equipment. You do not even have
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to pay us unless the beer in the can is
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a big success. Well, Krueger didn't have anything to live,
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so let me say what the hell started canning. Krueger's
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cream Ale huge success right from the very beginning. They
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did a survey of the customer's ninety one percent approval rating.
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Now every beer maker in the country got in line
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to buy some of that canning equipment. Nineteen seventy two
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Japanese Army sergeant Shoshi Yakai. He was found hiding in
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the jungle off of Guam. Yeah, he'd been in Gwam
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since nineteen forty four. He actually thought World War two
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was still on. The reason they got got well the locals,
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they kind of got tired of him stealing their chickens.
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Nineteen eighty six Space cap Voyager two. It flew past
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Uranus and found some new moons. Joke, joke, joked, joke.
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Sharge just SHIVERBF day.
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We're gonna parge.
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He left this shuverfday.
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We gonna sit potage like this shiverbirth Day. And you
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know you don't give birthday, okay. He was born on
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January of the twenty fourth. Actor Ernest borgnine was born
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in Hampden, Connecticut, in nineteen seventy two. Acted from nineteen
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forty seven twenty twelve. His first starring role in a
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movie he was in Marty. He won an oscar for it.
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He was in over one hundred movies, The Dirty Dozen,
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Ice Stationed, Zebra, Poseidon Advenure. That was someone on TV.
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He started on Michael's Navy, then Airwolf. Now he was
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a mermaid man on SpongeBob SquarePants. Now in Ernest was
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ninety two years old, he was nominated for a Primetime
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Emmy for an episode on e R. He had a
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daughter from his first wife. His third wife was ethel Mermon.
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That's what they were married for forty two days. Then
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he had a son and a daughter from his fourth wife.
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Married his fifth wife in nineteen seventy three, but that
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one's stuck. They were married until he died in twenty
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twelve from kidney fellure a ninety five years old.
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Will Yeah call in the streets say.
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He just proud of me.
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TV just lettle me.
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He don't give us speech.
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Ray Stevens, he's eighty seven. He was born in Clarkdale,
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Georgia in nineteen thirty nine. Famous for singing novelty songs.
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Started in nineteen fifty seven with a Half the Arab
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and Harry and the Harry Ape. Now it wasn't like
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weird ow see weird how he does pretty much parodies,
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Yeah Stevens, those were just comedies. But then in nineteen
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seventy Ray Stephens, he shocked everybody. No one he can
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believe that that guy who was singing comedy songs did this.
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Everything is beautiful.
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In its way like the star Rage Song or nineteen.
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Or snow Covered Wintersday and everybody's.
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He wanted to grab me for everything is beautiful. And
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not only that, did it not only go number one
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in the United States, it went number one worldwide. Now
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you followed that up with another huge hit called Misty.
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Then he went back to comedy with the Shriek, the
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Streak and Mississippi's Girl and all that kind of stuff.
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He saw the over forty million Records. Now he did
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a farewell concert tour in twenty twenty four, so he
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is done. His wife they were married sixty years when
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she died in twenty twenty one, and they have a
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son and a daughter.
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Don't dear shame your.
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Town in sat.
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That is Aaron Neville. He's eighty five, born in New
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Orleans in nineteen forty one. Started singing solo in nineteen
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sixty six. He had the big ass tell it like
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it is everybody plays the full Close your eyes. That
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was with Linda Ronstein. In nineteen seventy six, he joined
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his brothers and they formed the Neville Brothers. Now they
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had good success, but Aaron still had a lot bigger
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success on the side doing his solo stuff. Now, when
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Aaron turned eighty years old, that was it boom. He
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retired eighty years is enough that a good round number.
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Get married back in nineteen fifty nine and they had
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four children. I've died in two thousand and seven. Aaron
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married his second wife in twenty ten. Touching Me, Touching
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Sweet Neil Diamond he's also eighty five. He's one in Brooklyn,
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New York. Now you've released that first album in nineteen
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sixty six, he released thirty albums. After that. He sold
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one hundred and thirty million records. Some of his classics
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are Sherry Sherrick, Crackling Rose, Love on the Rocks, Sweet
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Carolina America. Now he was the premise of the movie
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Saving Silverman. If you went and saw that. Now. Neili
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had two daughters from his first wife. He had two
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sons from his second wife. Married his third wife in
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twenty twelve, and in twenty eighteen, Neil he retired from touring. Yeah,
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he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, so he can't tour anymore,
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but he can still write songs. He's still theres a
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lot of studio stuff and he's a really big advocate
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for Parkinson's. Actress model Sharon Tate. She was born in
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Dallas in nineteen forty three. Her biggest movie was Value
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of the Dolls. Sadly, though, Sharon, she's most famous for
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being murdered. It was nineteen sixty nine. She was married
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to Roman Polanski. Now he was in Europe film in
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a movie and she was eight and a half months
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pregnant at their house in Los Angeles. Well, some of
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Charles Manson's followers broke into her house and killed her,
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the baby, and four other people who were visiting. Yeah,
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that's what began the whole healter sculpter thing. Sharon. She
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was twenty six years.
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Old, somewhere for the Chinese menu in his hand, offering
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through the streets of Soho in the race.
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He was looking for a place called he Whole.
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Want to get a big ship child.
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He was Warren Zevonn. He was born in Chicago nineteen
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forty seven. Started out as a songwriter and a studio
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of is Is and they let him sing in nineteen seventy.
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Now he released his first album with a lot of
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fanfare and publicity and it just bombed big time. He
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was kind of humiliated, so he left New York City
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for California, started living with Stevie Nicks, so Lindsay Buckingham,
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then Stevie Lindsay the rest of the guys in Fleetwood,
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Mac and Jackson Brown and Linda ronstuff. They all got
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together and helped him with his second album. Well that
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really worked well. Yeah, his career took a shot right
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off after that. Now, some of Warren's because HiT's our
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werewolves in London, lawyers, guns and money leave My Monkey loone.
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He had a son from a flag and then he
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married once for seven years and they had a daughter.
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In two thousand and three, A Warrener was recording on
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an album ended up being his last album when he
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found out he had messl Thelioma. He was able to
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release the album one month before he died at fifty
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six years old.
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Fuck over, you say.
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Over, Nothing is over until we decided it is.
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Was it over?
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Win the Truman's Bomp.
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Hell Over Now. That's why not going gets tough. John
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Belushi he was born in Chicago in nineteen forty nine.
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He was actor Jim Belushi's older brother, now John. He
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started out in the Second City Comedy Troup in Chicago.
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From there he went to New York City and started
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working for National Lampoon. Nineteen seventy five, he was one
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of the original cast members on Saturday Night Live. Yeah,
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their first year. He did it for four years. That
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led the movies Animal House nineteen forty one, The Blues Brothers, Neighbors.
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That's some of them, now, John. He really battled drugs
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over the years. In nineteen eighty two, Yeah, he died
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from an overdose of cocaine and Heroin. Yeah, Speedball. Now
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the lady who gave it to him, Yeah, she did
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fifteen months in prison for involuntary manslaughter. John thirty three
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years old. He'd been married since nineteen seventy six. Actor
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Ed Helms, He's fifty two. He was born in Atlanta
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in nineteen seventy four. First got known on TV. He
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was a correspondent on The Daily Show. Then he was
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in the office for seven years. Most known though, for
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being Stu in the Hangover movies. Now, some of the
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movies he was in were We're the Miller's Vacation tag. Now,
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when Ed was thirteen, he had a nine hour operation
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on his heart. Well, it looks like they did a
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good job. Looks Ed's still hanging around there. Edi is
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married and they have two children.