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Well, hello, I am Jeff, and welcome to history and
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factor it's about today.
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Days May the twenty sixth, all gave, so, some gave all,
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some stood through for.
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The red White Boon song at the ball. And if
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you everything got me, think of all you liberty recall.
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So today he is Memorial Day. Now it might be
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the unofficial start of summer. But most importantly today is
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to honor those who died serving us in the United
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States Armed Forces. The first Memorial Day was May thirtieth
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and eighteen sixty eight. They called it Decorations Day because
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they decorated all the graves for all those soldiers who died.
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Now it was to honor the six one hundred and
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twenty thousand soldiers killed on both sides fighting in the
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Civil War. Now, it took until nineteen seventy one for
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it to become a federal holiday. Then he declared that
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he'd be the last Monday of every May. Now, remember,
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Memorial Day is to honor those who were killed. So
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today you are not to wish somebody a happy Memorial Day,
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and you do not thank active duty military for their
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service today. Now that takes away from those that were killed.
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So what you do do is you keep Memorial Day
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and your thoughts and prayers and you enjoy the three
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day weekend. That is why it was originally put on
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a Monday anyway, so you can enjoy what other sacrifice for.
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All right, this is going on entertainment on May twenty sixth.
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Let's go back to nineteen ninety. Number one album was
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I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got by Nat O'Connor.
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But Donna had the number one song with Vogue.
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And.
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Clint Black had the number one country song was walking Away.
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It's the people Love People Love line on the way.
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I'm right and I'll lock in Way.
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The number one book was The Stand by Stephen King Todd.
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Movie it was Back to the Future three, Marty and Doc.
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They go back to eighteen eighty five. Now that's trying
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to figure out how to get back home stars Michael J. Fox,
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Christopher Lloyd, and Mary Steinbergeon. All right, what happened on
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May the twenty sixth, sixteen thirty seven?
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There?
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What is New Haven, Connecticut today? The First War between
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European settlers and American Indians began the Pequot tribe to
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be more specific, so the first battle the Pequot War.
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It's called mystic massacre. See, only the English settlers had guns,
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so you can kind of see how this is going
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to go. Five hundred Peacots were killed in that first valley,
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or of that first battle. Now, even though the Peaquads
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did not stand a chance, the fighting actually went on
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for a year. Sadly, when it was all over, the
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last seven hundred Peaquat soldier or people who lived there,
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you know, men and women and children whatever, they were
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sold into slavery and sent to the Bermuda and the
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West Indies. Sixteen forty seven, the Puritans, who had left
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Europe due to religious persecution, they banned Catholic priests from
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entering Massachusetts. The penalty was death. Ah, the priest just
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stayed away. Eighteen ninety seven, Bram Stoker published his book Dracula.
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So would you trust an elevator? Back in eighteen ninety nine,
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Today the Eiffel Tower they opened up and they said
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you were giving your chance. You could walk up the
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one thousand, seven hundred and ten steps to the top,
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or you could take a lift. You know had walk.
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Have you ever taken a long car ride with a
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bunch of kids? Nineteen oh eight, mister and missus Jacob
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Murdoch and their three kids who were all under ten. Again,
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the first family did drive across the United States. They
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had left Los Angeles and arrived in New York City.
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Took them thirty two days, five hours and twenty five minutes.
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Drove the little family packard. Now in France, they have
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a car race called the twenty four Hours of La
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Mon's and you probably heard about. It's pretty famous. So
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it's what they do is they used tema drivers and
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they raced for twenty four hours and you know, alternating. Well,
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the first one was out today in nineteen twenty three.
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Now not the racetrack that they used today, see, that
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was being built and they didn't have it done yet.
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So that very first one, Yeah, they just raced through
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the streets to the Lamans for twenty four hours. Andrea
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Lagosh and Renee Leonard. He won. Nineteen twenty seven. Ford
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Motor Company, they built the fifteenth million Model T. Yeah,
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it was the last one they made it too. Yeah,
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they discontinued it. He placed it with the Model A. Yeah,
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I know team comes after A, but I wasn't there.
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Nineteen seventy seven Mountain climber George Wheelike. He climbed the
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South tower of the World Trade Center. Now, police tried
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to stop him, you know, they lowered some officers down
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in one of those window washer things. He just moved
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over and went around and there's nothing they could do.
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Took him three and a half hours to climb from
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the street up to the top. And when he got
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up to the top, he was in a lot of trouble.
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They arrested him, had to pay a fine one dollar
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and ten cents. They fined him one penny for every
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four that he climbed. Nineteen seventy eight, legal casino gambling
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actually started in Atlantic City. Yep, that's a New Jersey
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if you didn't know.
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So.
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Yeah, Atlantic City wasn't always the gambling mecca it is today.
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Nineteen ninety eight, the United States Supreme Court ruled that
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Ellis Island that immigate immigration gateway for all those millions
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of immigrants who came to America. It's actually in New Jersey,
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not New York. In twenty twelve, the butler for Pope
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Benedict the sixteenth, he was arrested, Yeah, for Lincoln confidential documents.
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How do you think he thought he was going to
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get away.
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With that joke.
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Dope dope coop dope joke show dish shivers Day.
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We're gonna pause. He left this shub day. We want simpletage.
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He's like dish shivers Day, and you know we don't
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give that's a birthday.
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Let's check out who was born on May the twenty sixth.
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Bird not singing?
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It is Hongti.
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Marum shopping. I know that you you're Holly cool Way.
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You're calling me swanny. Oh, I love y'all. How I
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love your min You're old swannee.
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That was out Jolson. He was born in Lithuania in
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eighteen eighty six. Moved his family in the United States
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when he was five. Now he did vaudeville. He's saying
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he danced. He acted. In nineteen twenty seven, he started
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the movie The Jazz Singer.
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Yeah.
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That was the first talking movie picture. Now he was
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the highest paid and most known entertainer in the world
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in nineteen twenties. Now he was known as the King
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of blackfaced. It is considered extremely racist to see how
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he would perform in blackface to show the white audiences
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that he was performing black music. He wanted the white
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audiences to know that, you know, the black artists and
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writers deserve the credit for what he was singing about.
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He actually thought that if he performed in blackface, the
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white audiences would actually kind of accept black entertainers after him. Now, yeah,
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they just think it's just racist. How he had a
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son from his third wife, married his fourth wife in
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nineteen forty five. They had a son and a daughter.
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Died in nineteen fifty at sixty four years old from
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a heart attack. The Duke actor John Wayne. He was
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born in winter Set, Iowa, in nineteen oh seven. Weighed
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thirteen pounds when he was born. Grew up in California,
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and he got the nickname Duke.
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As a boy, he never went anywhere without a great
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big dog named Duke. Someone stuck with him.
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Now.
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He got a football scholarship to USC, the University of
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Southern California, but he did a no no, he actually
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broke his collar bone bodysurfing, so he lost his football scholarship,
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had to drop out of school. Well that's football, coach.
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He was able to get him a job working in
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a movie studio. So starting in Silent Movie, John Wayne
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made a hundred seventy movers.
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Now.
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He was actually nominated for Oscars for sanza Ebo, Jima
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and The Alamo. He actually won an Oscar for True Grid.
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He had four children from his first wife. Married his
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third wife in nineteen fifty four and they had three
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children Wayne. He died nineteen seventy nine from STEMI cancer,
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seventy two years old.
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Never know how much I love you, never know how
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much I can't. When you put your arms around me,
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I get a fever.
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That's so hard. Bang, you're giving me a fever when
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you kiss me, fever when you hold me tight.
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That was Peggy Lee. She was born in Jamestown, North Dakota,
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in nineteen twenty. Now, I was a kid. She really
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got known all across North Dakota singing on the radio.
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So when she turned seventeen, she grabbed your stuff and
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moved to Hollywood. I took her eight years, but she
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did hit really big. She wrote over eleven hundred songs,
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recorded two hundred and seventy em She did pretty well
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as an actress. She was nominated for an Oscar once
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did all the singing in the Disney movie The Lady
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in the Tramp. She divorced four times. She had a
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daughter from her first husband. Now she was still performing
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in the nineteen seventies, but when she went on stage, yeah,
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they had to push her out through a wheelchair so
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she could sing Beggy. She died from diabetes and heart
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failure two thousand and two, at eighty one years old.
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That TV show Gun Smoke ran from nineteen fifty five
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to nineteen seventy five, six hundred and thirty five episodes,
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the only primetime show with more the Simpsons. James arnasts
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He was born in Minneapolis in nineteen twenty three. His
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younger brother was actor Peter Grace. In World War Two, James,
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he wanted to be a fighter pilot. Well, he stood
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six feet seven inches tall, so, yeah, he was too
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tall to be a fighter pilot, So they made him
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a rifleman in the infantry over in the Pacific. At
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the Battle of Anzio, the landing craft was got to
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hit the shore of the beach. Yeah, they didn't know
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how deep the water was, and since he was the
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tallest one, they ordered him to get out and see
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how deep it was. Yeah, he got shot up really bad. Yeah,
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obviously he lived, but it took him a long time,
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like over a year. In the hospital before he could
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come back home. He did suffer from lake pain for
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the rest of his life. Of course. He's best known
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is starring as Marshall Dylan on gud Smoke Ardest. He
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had two sons and one daughter from his first wife,
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married his second wife in nineteen seventy eight. James died
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in twenty eleven from natural causes eighty eight years old.
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Se Stevie Nicks, she's seventy seven now. She's going out
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on tour August eighth through the Fall Field the Zechsteedia.
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She's born in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Now.
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Her boyfriend at the time was Lindsay Buckingham. They were
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out in California and playing coffee at shops and then
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that kind of stuff. Well, Lindsey he got asked to
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join the band Fleetwood Mac said he would do it,
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but only if they took Stevie. Oh, they did, but
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they broke up shortly after they joined the band, but
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Fleetwood Mac so there were one hundred and twenty million
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records with those two in it. Now, Stevie she did
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some solo stuff all along the years. Some of her
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biggest hits are Edge of seventeen, stand back talk to me,
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I can't wait. She did take seven years off in
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the nineties, but she was with Fleetman Mac other than
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that from nineteen seventy four until they call her quits
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in twenty twenty two.
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Fucking ball. I had a guitar in my hand.
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I had my own man.
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I went on the road when I was eight years old, when.
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I was dealing the shows.
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One of the burn and the girls didn't take me
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long to learn it.
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I was born the boot.
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Hank Williams Junior, he's gone out on tour June sixth. Yeah,
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didn't last so throughout the whole summer. So she's to
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be able to check out Hank Junior if you want.
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He's seventy six. He's born in Shreveport, Louisiana. Now he
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is three years old when his legendary dad country singer
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Hank Williams died. Now his dad gave him the nickname
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Bo Ciphas. Say where'd you get that? Well? Both Ciphas
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was a ventriloquist dummy that he used to perform at
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the Grand ol Opera. Nineteen seventy five. Junior, he was
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climbing a Jack's Mountain out there in Montana, fell over
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one hundred feet, hit his head on some rocks, got
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all messed up. Took him a couple of years to
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get somewhat back to normal. But because of the stars,
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she will never see Hank Williams Junion without a cowboy
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hat on, sunglasses or a beard.