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Hey, Hello one in all, I am Jeff and welcome
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to history and factoids about today Today's March. The twenty
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fifth today is National Medal of Honor Day. It recognizes
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all the military personnel who have been awarded the Medal
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of Honor. Medal of Honor, it's the highest award for
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valor that's given out, was established back in eighteen sixty one.
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Of the forty one million people have served in the
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United States military, only three thy five hundred and seventeen
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Medal of Honor have been given out now. The first
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six Medal of Honors they were given out today in
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eighteen sixty three, six Union soldiers. They had actually volunteered
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for our raid behind the line enemy lines back in
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eighteen sixty two, them and two civilian guides. They went
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down there and they stole the passenger train in Atlanta, Georgie.
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Then they headed north. They were damaging railways, They took
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out bridges, took out telegraph lines. Well, the whole Confederate
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Army was chasing him the whole time. They were using
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hand carts and trains on other tracks to try and
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stop them. Well, the train that the Union soldiers had
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come endered ran out of wood around Chattanooga, Tennessee. So
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then they had to make a run for it. Oh,
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they didn't get very far before they were caught. Once
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they were caught, they were hung. Now, the two civilian guides,
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they weren't in the military, so they weren't eligible. But
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those six Union soldiers, yep, those are your first six
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Middle of Runner winners or recipients. Disney did make a
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movie of that whole thing, all the Great Locomotive Race,
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but it wasn't near as bloody you're destructive as the
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actual thing. Now, we want to thank all our Medal
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of Honor recipients for going above and beyond. Thank you
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very much. I guess the rest of us will just
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have to celebrate waffles.
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I really really like yes delicious. I like to pull
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maple syrup on my waffle. I like to pull with
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cream on my waffle.
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Ooh, today is National Waffle Day. Now, waffles, they were
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created in France in the thirteen hundreds dope cook between
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two metal plates. Nineteen eleven, General Electric created the first
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waffle iron nineteen fifty three, Ego, they started selling the
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first frozen waffles. Now that really changed the popularityt waffles. Yeah,
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you could have waffles and then you have to make
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them most important thing about today? Who's avan Dale's, Well,
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everybody who sells waffles, I Hop, waffle House, Denny's, Chick
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fil A, Chick fil A. They're having deals on their
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waffle for us. Alrighty, let's see's going on entertainment. On
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March twenty fifth, Let's go back to nineteen seventy three.
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Number one album was Doing Banjos by Eric Weissberg and
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Steven Mindeli del Jays having num song with Love Train
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Don't No. Lynn Anderson had the number one country song
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with keep Me in Mind.
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Yoho waits to sing Glady to care for so when
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it sings that has a life deeply.
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The number one book was The Odessa File by Frederick Forsyth.
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Top movie was Charlie and the Angel. An Angel tells
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Charlie that he's a workaholic and he's about to die soon.
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So Charlie he tries to be a better person, a
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better husband, and better father before his time runs out.
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Stars Fred McMurray, Chlorus Leitchman, and Harry Morgan. Kurt Russell's
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in There Too. It was nineteen thirty nine Billboard. They
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released their first ever hill billy mus chart. Yeah, they
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changed it to Country and Western in nineteen forty four.
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So your first hill billy your country song ever, Yeah,
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it makes no difference now by cliff Burners Texas wanderers
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takes no door fence.
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Now what time the flag in me? I'll get along
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without you. Now that's plain. You see, I don't care
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what half Wednesday? Oh goodbye somehow.
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Okay, what happened on March the twenty fifth. At twelve
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noon on Friday, March the twenty fifth, the city of
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Venice was formed. Yeah, it was supposed to be a
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trading post, but it took him almost thirty years for
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people to start selling there perpoctly. Yeah, I guess they
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didn't want to live in the lagoon. Eighteen oh seven. Britain,
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they have bolished the slave trade throughout the entire British Empire.
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Now that was the slave trade. They didn't ban slavery
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until eighteen thirty four, so you weren't allowed to sell
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slaves and if you were caught trying to one hundred
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and twenty pounds fine for every slavey you're trying to sell.
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In nineteen thirty four, the first masters was out. It
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was called the Augusta National Invitational Tournament. Horton Smith won
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the first time fifteen hundred dollars in prize money. Pretty
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good back then. The winner this year three point six million.
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Nineteen forty nine, the Soviet Union begained Operation pre Boy.
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It was a mass deportation of over ninety thousand Estonians,
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Latvians and Lithuanians. They are the ones who didn't accept
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Soviet rule in communism. What they did is they took
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them all out to Siberia and other inhospitable places across
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the Soviet Union. Yeah, then they dropped them off. I
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mean they didn't really need to guard them. There was
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no way they could walk out from there. Nineteen fifty four,
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RCAA started making the first color TVs. They had a
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twelve and a half inch screen and cost one thousand bucks.
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That'd be about eleven thousand, five hundred dollars today. In
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twenty ten, at a US House of Representatives hearing on
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the US military base over in Guam, a Democratic Congressman
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from Georgia, Hank Johnson. Yeah, as he was questioning a
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US General in the Air Force representative, Hank, he said,
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my fear is that I it's gonna become so overpopulated
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it will tip over and capsize. Wow, there, Force General,
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he just kind of reassured the congressman that their force
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really was pretty confident that wasn't gonna happen. Get this Georgia.
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They keep relucting that guy every year. Twenty seventeen and
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ins Fium, Australia, they made the largest banana split of
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all time, just under five miles. You saw forty thousand bananas.
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Dope dope, dope, doop sharge this shiver birthday.
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We're gonna pause, he left this shiver birthday. Were gonna
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sit potage this shiver birthday. And you know we don't
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give up.
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That's birthday.
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Let's just check out us. Born on March the twenty fifth.
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Means to me.
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The soul. Aretha Franklin. She was born in Memphis, Tennessee
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in nineteen forty two. Soldo over seventy five million records.
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Twenty of her songs went to number one, won eighteen Grammys.
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She was nominated forty four times. Some of her big
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number one hits were I never loved a man the
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way I love you. You make me feel like a natural woman,
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respect free way of love.
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Now.
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She had her first child when she was twelve years old.
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Then she had her second son at fifteen. Now, she
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never did say the father of those two boys was
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until she died. She really is the father's name in
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her will. You didn't know it. Now. Her grandmother and
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sister basically raised those two boys. Recently, she did divorce
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two more guys, and she had a son with each
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of them. She died from pancreatic cancer in twenty eighteen
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at seventy six years old. Actor was Bonnie Badia seventy eight.
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She was born in New York City. She was born
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Bonnie Coulchin. Yeah, I'm Acaulay Culchin. That's her nephew, Bonnie.
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She's most known for playing Bruce Willis's wife in the
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Diehard movies. She played Holly MacLean. Started out on daytime
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soap operas and then she went to the primetime soap opera.
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She was in the Division and then Paranoid.
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Now.
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Our first movie was They Shoot Horses, Don't They? That
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was with Gene Fonda. Then she did The Boy Who
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Could Fly, Fat Man, A little Boy Presumed Innocent. She
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had two sons from her heart first husband married his
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second husband. Nineteen ninety five.
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Madam reason Slui had so much phone onden Ham that
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skim An Stones shot him the big skin Guy Mosca.
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Rock Cracking that rock.
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That was the first number one song for Elton John.
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Elton is seventy nine. He was born in Pinner, England
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in nineteen forty seven. He was born Reginald Dwight. Now
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he is playing piano for a band called the Boozology.
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Now he's just getting ready to go solo. Yeah, he knew, Yeah,
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reginald' dwight, that's not gonna be a rock name. So
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he went to the sax player whose name was Elton Dean,
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and he went to their lead singer, whose named John Balderin.
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He says, hey, man, can I use your eyse his names?
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And they said sure. So Elton John was born sold
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over three hundred million records. Now when he wrote that
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song Candle on the Wind for Princess Diana after she
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was killed, that song has sold over thirty three million copies.
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That is second only to being Crosby as his White
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Christmas for the biggest selling songs of all time. Elton
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he has won two Oscars. Yeah for his songs for
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the movies The Lion King and Rocketman Elton. He retired
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from touring, but he still released his new music. He's
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gonna release something this week. He married a German woman
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in nineteen eighty four for some reason that didn't work
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out at all. They divorced in nineteen eighty eight. Started
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dating his future husband in nineteen ninety three. They got
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married in twenty fourteen when became legal, and they have
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two sons.
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But I'm telling you love beautiful lovers.
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Country sing Eronomy daw was one of Portland, Tennessee in
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nineteen fifty seventy six. Today you ever wanted, There actually
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twenty five cities in the United States named Portland. Ronnie.
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He first hit with a song The King Is Gone
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in nineteen seventy seven. It was a tribute to Elvis
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after he died. That was big hit on the pop charts.
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Some of his big country hits are Watching Girls Go By,
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You're gonna ruin my bad reputation, older Woman. He got
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married in nineteen seventy three and they have five children.
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Actress Martia Cross of sixty four. She was born in Marlborough, Massachusetts.
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Now She started out on the daytime soap operas, and
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then she moved to nine time soap opera Milbro's Place.
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It really did playing Brion Desperate Housebright Marsa. She's a
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cancer survivor. She's been an anal cancer survivor since twenty eighteen.
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That's cool now she didn't mind talking about either. She
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says she wants to end the stigma of anal cancer.
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She got married in two thousand and six and they
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have twin daughters. Actress Sarah Jessica Parker sixty one. She's
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born in Neilsonville, Ohio, in nineteen sixty five. She made
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her Broadway to Bute when she was eleven. She still
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does some Broadway. The biggest success was playing Kerry Bradshaw
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on Sex and the City on TV. In the movies,
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some of rother movies were Hocus Pocus, Edwood, Mars Attacks,
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Failure to Lunch. She married actor Matthew Brodrook nineteen ninety seven.
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They have three children. That was Jeff Healy. He was
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born in Toronto, Canada in nineteen sixty six. He lost
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his eyesight when he was one year old. It was
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from a rare type of cancer that attacked your eyes.
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He started playing the guitar at three years old. Now,
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because he was so small, he played the car across
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his lap. Yeah, he never changed. He played it that
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way the rest of his life, played jazz, blues and rock.
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Biggest hell was that song Angel Eyes, best known though,
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for when he was playing in the movie Roadhouse. He
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had a daughter from his first wife, married a second
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wife in two thousand and four and they had a son. Sadly,
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just cancer came back again. Yeah. He died from it
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in two thousand and eight at forty one years old. Okay,
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today's quote of the day.
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You don't know me, but you don't like baby. You
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say you care less, hard feel? How many of you
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that's sudden?
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Judge me.
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Ever?
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Off the streets of makers Field.
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Country singer Buckowen's died today in two thousand and six
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at seventy six years old. Buck says, I am who
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I am, I am what I am, I do what
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I do, and I ain't never gonna do it any different.
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Thank you all for listening today. Don't forget to follow
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us whenever you listen to us on We're on Everybody
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our Country underground Radio Artist of the Day. We're gonna
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go with Jonathan Lynn. We're gonna play his song.
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A woman like that.
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See you guys, have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.
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Better fuck beauty going Townsend Beach, looking back while she's
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running way.
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Sexy little thing with the bitch can't catch me on her.
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Face, sundressed, flooding in the warm went long hair blowing
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in the breeze. I wonder if that lucky man noisy
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chasing the girl of mine dreams must be love.
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Just heard or holler, get you some of this.
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They're running in and out of the water, stopping for
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another kids. Anybody can see she's got him right where
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I'm wanting me.
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I don't know if he knows what it's got, but
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it shawls cut to me. Oh, I want me a
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woman like that.
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To settle town and eveloved back, be my better half, body,
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soul and mine.
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Oh yes, I know, and I believe there's a lot