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Hey, Hello, I am Jeff, and welcome to history and Facto.
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It's about today. There's July the third.
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Some people up down on.
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Me, but I don't give them rid.
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How damn that putting him home?
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One? You don't mean the baby on my hip be
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Cauzmie won't and I ain't no.
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How flam rock.
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I'm just run out of rings and I say.
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Hey, y'all, hey, holl Today is American Redneck Day. Redneck
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it's kind of a unique word. It started out meaning uneducated,
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poor white farmer, well, southern farmers. They turned that round. Yeah,
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they didn't want to be derogert right, so they made
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the meaning hardworking Christian farmer. Well though the years, through
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evolution the word redneck, it continues to evolve. Yep. Nowadays,
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woke in popular culture they define redneck as a white
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person who is racist and unable to adapt and resistant
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to progress. Now, people who don't give it damn about
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woke and and popular culture, they believe redneck as a
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person regardless of race, who is hardworking, who loves God,
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and who loves country. Now, those are the people who
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are going to celebrate today. Now we're gonna now to
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celebrate rednecks. Of course, beer is mandatory, but if you're
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a red luck you know that you have to earn
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that beer. So whatever project you've been putting off, you
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gotta get or done today. Weather's cleaning the garage, doing
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the garden, the fence, what washing the truck. Whatever you
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gotta do, get it done. Then when you're done with
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your chores, you can relax with good company and good family,
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good food, and good beer. Have a happy redneck day
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to day. All right, this is going on entertainment. On
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July third, let's back to your two thousand and five.
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No one album was X and one by Coldplay. Carry
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Underwood had the number one song with Inside Your heaven.
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Sall on Times Orani Segments on the Place?
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What radcal Flats had the number one country song with
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Fast Cars and Freedom.
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The People was Game Chance.
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A Good Deal over Fast Cars and Freedom or River
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Banks Town.
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The number one book was eleven on Top by Jennity Vanovitch.
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The top movie was War of the Worlds an alien invasion. Yeah,
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threatens er humans?
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Pretty bad?
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Doesn't look good for US stars Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning,
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and Justin Chitwood. All right, what happened on July the third,
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sixteen oh eight. French explorer Samuel de Champlain. He founded
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the city of Quebec in Canada. Seventeen fifty four, George Washington,
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he surrendered for the only time in his military career. Say,
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he was fighting for the British during the French and
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Indian War, and it was in the Battle of Fort
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Necessity in southwest Pennsylvania. Well, him and his men, they
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were really outnumbered and they had absolutely no way of
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escape or to retreat. So Washington, yeah, he's surrendered. Now
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the French, they were all prepared. They were just gonna
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wipe him out. And so they brought Washington his treaty
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to surrender and all that kind of stuff. Well, he
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didn't speak French, so he didn't know what he was signing,
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but he signed it. Anyway. Now, they basically in that
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treaty they blamed Washington for all kinds of things that
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he did not do. But the French did let him
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and his men go home. Yeah, they all went back
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to Virginia. Now, twenty one years later to the day,
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in seventeen seventy five, Washington he took over command of
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the Continental Army. He was gonna go fight the British
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the Civil War in eighteen sixty three, the Battle of
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Gettysburg ended after three days. It was a major victory
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for the North. And not only was it the largest
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battle of the Civil War, it's the largest battle in
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the history of North America. And after three days of fighting,
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they were over fifty one thousand casualties on both sides.
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Eight hundred and sixty three men were killed on both sides.
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That's the most Americans killed pretty much ever in a
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couple of days. Yeah, it's even more than the D
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Day Invasion. Just some side note, it's kind of sad.
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Three thousand horses were killed in the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Eighteen seventy one. In the first narrow gage railroad opened
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up in America. Yeah, it began running here in Colorado.
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It was called the Denver Real Ground basically Circle of Colorado.
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I ran through all the mountain towns and all the
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mining towns pretty much Aspeil, Leadville, Kripple, Creig till you're
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at all of them now. The narrow Gate Railroad, it's
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just a narrower than irregular railroad, Like it kind of
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sounds for the basically for the mountain tracks. Now you
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can actually ride pretty much narrow gate railroads all over
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Colorado and those still among those mining towns. Happy Birthday, Idaho,
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it was today. In eighteen ninety Idaho became the forty
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third state. The name Idaho means nothing. It really doesn't
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mean anything. This guy named George Whitney, he was a
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mining lobbyist out there in Washington, DC. He told Congress
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that Idaho was a Shoshonee Indian word meaning gem of
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the mountains valle.
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He lied.
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He just made the word up when he was trying
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to get in to make Idaho a territory. Capital of
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Idahoa is Boise h As points Boripig twelve six hundred
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and sixty two feet. Idaho state bird is mountain blue jay.
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Fish is a cutthroat trout. Flour is a stringer, tray
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is white pine fruit, huckleberry vegetable. Yeah, some people were
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born in Idaho. Seca ju Will Lantat Turner, Harmon Killer Brew,
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that be Boyington, Sarah Balen, Jake Blummer, Aaron Paul Is.
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Some of the people born in the Gymnastate nineteen forty Britain.
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They went and sake all of the French ships that
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they could. Now I know they're supposed to be friends, right.
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Why they did well, they didn't want Germany to get
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any of those French ships. Malaysian twenty twenty four. Now
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they found the oldest known narrative cave art ever. Yeah,
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dates back fifty one years. It depicts people hunting a pig.
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Gokeke joked joke show Dish Shivers Day. Please gonna pause.
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He left this shiver day. We want simple target Thish
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shibirth day. And you know we don't do that birthday.
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Let's check out who was born on July the third?
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Hunted me?
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How did you?
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She was?
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Fun Telebass. She was born in Saint Louis, Missouri, in
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nineteen forty. Started out singing professionally at seventeen, got her
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first record deal of twenty one biggest hits Our Rescue.
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You may don't mess up a good thing. You'll miss
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me when I'm gone. She was married for twenty nine
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years when they divorced. They had four children until her
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She died from a heart attack in twenty twelve at
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seventy two years old. Actor kirkwood Smith He's eighty two.
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He was born in New Lisbon, Wisconsin. Grew up in California,
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best known for playing Red Foreman on That seventy show. Yeah,
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there's been in quite a few movies, though actually I
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didn't think he was. He was in RoboCop, Rambow three,
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Broken Arrow, Deep Impact, Yes Someone Now. He had a
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son and a daughter from his first wife, married a
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second wife nineteen eighty eight.
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Love in all the Wrong Places, looking loved, Too many
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faces searching their eyers, looking for traces one I'm dreaming
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on to find friend and lover.
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Country singer Johnny Lee's seventy nine. He was born in
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Texas City, Texas. Now that song looking for Love, It
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was a really big crossoverhead on the pop chart. Some
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of his big country heads are picking up strangers, bet
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your heart on me? Hey, Bartender could have heard a
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heartbreak Now. He still performed some, but usually over in Branson.
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His first wife was actors Charlene Tilton, remember her from Dallas.
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They had one daughter. Then after they divorced, he had
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a son.
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Just from a good time, always a Forema, Each moment
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with you, it is just like a dream to me
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that somehow came too.
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It was Johnny Wilder's singing Further Group heat Wave Johnny.
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He was born in Dayton, Ohio in nineteen forty nine.
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Now he helped form heat Wave in nineteen seventy five.
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Biggest hits are Boogie Knights, The Groove Line, Always and Forever.
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Now when they were at their peaking popularity, they were
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on a roll. Nineteen seventy nine, Johnny, he was in
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a car accident left in paralyzed from the neck down.
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He was able to sing some in the studio after that, actually,
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in the nineties released a couple of gospel albums. Now
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he was married and he had a daughter. In two
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thousand and six, a fifty six years old Johny, and
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he died from complications of his paralysis. Actress Jan Smither,
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She's seventy six. She was born in North Hollywood, California.
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She got discovered ditch and high school. Yeah, photographer took
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some pictures of her and her friends over at the beach.
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Ah those pictures they ended up on the cover of
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Newsweek magazine. Yeah, the Talent Scouts. Sorry. Yeah, so her
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career took off. Biggest acting job was actually when she
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played Bailey Quarters on WKRP in Cincinnati. Her second husband
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was actor James Brolin.
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They were married nine years and had one daughter. She
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was known for having a four octave vocal range. Laura Brannigan.
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She was born in Mount Kisco, New York, in nineteen
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fifty two. Some of her heads were Gloria Solitaire, Self Control.
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She got married in nineteen seventy eight. Her husband died
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in nineteen ninety six. Then Laura. She died in her
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sleep from brain aneurysm in two thousand and four, fifty
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two years old. That was Stephen Percy singing lead for
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the band Rat. He's sixty nine born in Long Beach, California.
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Helped for him Rat in nineteen seventy three. They finally
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called the quits in twenty twenty two. Now he is
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really busy doing a bunch of solo stuff out there.
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He read about him. He's always doing something now. Rat
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THEA had the huge It's round and round. I want
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a woman dance. Loving you is a dirty job week
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cool Junior. Now Steve, and he married his second wife
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just two years ago. He got me your home man me.
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Are never compromise?
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What's right?
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Dude?
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Ten a fool your family name.
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You've gotta stand for something. Are you all?
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Anybody one of my favorite country singer Aaron Tippa, and
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he's sixty seven. He's born in Pensacola, Florida. Grew up
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in South care Line. Now he's on tour now until
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the end of November. If gonna go check him out.
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If he did some of the songs you're here, have
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you got to stand for something? There ain't nothing wrong
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with the radio. That's as I'll get to the close,
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as I'll get to loving you, kiss this now, it's
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not a really good show. If you get a chance
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to check him out now, Aaron, when he was twenty
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years old, he worked as a commercial pilot. Yeah, he's
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still a pilot today, fights his own plane. He actually
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got a license where you can fight helicopters too. Got
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married in nineteen ninety five and they have a son
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or two sons and one daughter. Tom Cruise he's born
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in Syracuse, New York. He's sixty three today.
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Now.
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His first acting job was just a small role in
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the movie Endless Love. But then he really hitting taps
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the Outsiders and yeah, his career is off and running out.
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But nominated for Oscars for Born on the fourth of July.
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Jerry McGuire Magnolia. But since Destin Hoffman was for rain Man, yeah,
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Tom Cruise, he should have been nominated for rain Man two.
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He did a good job in that. Now he's just
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filming filming. What is the eighth the missionn Impossible movie? Yeah,
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he just got that done. His first wife was Mimi Rodgers.
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Now she got him into scientology. Then she dropped Scientology
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and divorced Tom Cruise. Then Tommy married Nicole Kidman for
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eleven years and they had a son and a daughter.
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Me married Katie Katie Holmes for six years. They had
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their daughter, Surrey. Actor Thomas Gibson s also sixty three,
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is born in Charleston, South Carolina. Most known for TV.
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First on Chicago Hope, then he hit Really Big and
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Darmin Gregg he played Grigg. Then he was on Criminal
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Minds for eleven years. Married once and they had two
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sons together and one daughter, and they divorced after twenty
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five years.
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Next twoth will be perfect for my science project. Science
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has already proven the dangers of smoking, alcohol and Chinese food,
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but I can still ruin soft drinks for everyone.
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Access Yearley Smith. She was born in Paris, France. She's
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sixty one. Today. Her parents were Americans. They were just
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working in France.
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As a child.
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She got teased a lot growing up because of her
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high pitched voice. Worked out really well though. She makes
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three hundred thousand dollars an episode of her voice on
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Lisa Simpsons. Yeah, she began voicing Lisa on The Simpsons
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back when they began nineteen eighty nine. Now she does
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that too. She's not just a voice actor, Yeah she was.