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Nov 23-Espresso, Jukebox Invented, Miley Cyrus, Bruce Horsnby, Boris Karloff, World of Warcraft released

National Espresso Day.  Entertainment from 1963.  Prescribing beer for medicianl purposes now illegal, WW2 food rationing ended, Jukebox debuts.  Todays birthdays - Franklin Pierce, Boris Karloff, Betty Everett, Bruce Hornsby, Miley Cyrus.  Larry...

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National Espresso Day. Entertainment from 1963. Prescribing beer for medicianl purposes now illegal, WW2 food rationing ended, Jukebox debuts. Todays birthdays - Franklin Pierce, Boris Karloff, Betty Everett, Bruce Hornsby, Miley Cyrus. Larry Hagman died.

Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard https://defleppard.com/
Have another espresso - Shel Silverstein
I', leaving it up to you - Dale & Grace
Loves gonna live here - Buck Owens
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
The shoop shoop song (its in his kiss) - Betty Everett
Just the way it is - Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Party in the USA - Miley Cyrus
Exit - In my dreams - Dokken https://www.dokken.net/

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Well, hello one on all.

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I am Jeff and welcome to history in fact too.

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It's about today presented by Cool Media. Today is November

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the twenty third.

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Now, whatever life looks dark and mean, I have myself

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an espresso and then I sort of sit back. Man

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in life didn't see iye have myself and another espresso.

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Today is National Espresso Day. The word espresso it's Italian.

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It means quick in time. Now, the way it's blended

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it really makes it concentrated, so that's why they serve

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it in those little cups. Luigi Bizira and he Lay

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invented the first espresso machine in nineteen oh one. Now

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it might be hard to believe, but espresso can be

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good for your health. Yeah, just a shot of espresso.

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It's low in calories and to stimulates your body's metallic system. Yeah.

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So it was burncattering, so it helps you lose weight.

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Now espresso it can also help you to reduce information.

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It can relieve bloating, heartburn, and nausea. That's a good

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reason to celebrate espresso today. I think it work day

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would be better. You help get you going, But why

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not celebrate espresso on a Saturday?

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All right?

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Less, He's Going on Entertainment number twenty third, Let's Back

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Your nineteen sixty three number one album was in the

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Wind by Peter Paul and Mary Dale and Grace had

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the number one song with I'm Leaving It up to You.

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I'm leading it out Upgy What Week.

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Fuck Goes? He had the number one country song with

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Love's Gonna Live Here.

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Oh the sunstona Shine in My Live for Horn Loves

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Going Lift Again.

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Things are going to me the way they were for

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Loves Going Lift Again.

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The number one book was The Group by Mary McCarthy.

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The top movie.

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It was The Incredible Journey to Dogs and a Cat,

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Take a two in a Mile, Journey to Get Home, Stars,

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Sinkat Muffy and rink all Right. What happened on November

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the twenty third, seventeen eighty three, and Napolis, Maryland became

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the United States capital, but only until June. Yeah, then

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they moved it to Trenton, New Jersey. Eighteen eighty nine,

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in San Francisco at the Palais Royal Saloon, they unveiled

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the brand new invention called the juke box had four

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listening tibes if you wanted to listen to the wax

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records that had to be changed by ind but it

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became a huge overnight sensation spread all over the world. Now,

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juke boxes. They originally called the automatic coin operated phonograph,

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but they became the juke box because of where they

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were played. They were played in juke joints. That's places

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that were considered rowdy or disorderly. Kind of downright wicked.

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God of a hole. Now not as fun as a jukebox.

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But eighteen ninety seven John love He invented the first

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portable pencil sharpener. Nineteen twenty one, President Warren Harding he

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signed the Willis Campbell Act. Oil was also known as

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the Bear Emergency Bill, so it made it illegal for

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doctors to prescribe bear for mendicible person birth. Yeah, they

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found a loophole on prohibition. Nineteen forty five, Americans could

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eat what they wanted again. Yeah, wartime rationing was in it,

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so foods such as meat and butter. Yep, you could

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chow down again. Nineteen eighty two, the FCC, they dropped

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the limit of how often and how long TV commercials

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could be kind of sucked. Two thousand and four. World

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of Warcraft, the online multiplayer video game. Yeah, it was

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released still the most subscribed game in the world, like

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over seven million nerds subscribed to it.

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Jope, joke joke shot this shumarday, we gonna he left

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this shubarfday.

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We won't sit le tag he was shivers day. Don't

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all right?

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Let's He was born on November the twenty third, Franklin Pierce.

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He was born in Hillsboro, Nor Hampshire, in eighteen oh four.

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Now he was a career politician. He did take a

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break though, and serve as a general in the Mexican

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American War, and he began the fourteenth President of the

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United States, Sir from eighteen fifty three to eighteen fifty seven.

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He didn't really do anything. The only claim to fame

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that he had was he was the first president to

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have a Christmas tree in the White House. He married

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in eighteen thirty four and they had three children, but

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two of those children died really young. Then when Franklin

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was on his way to his inauguration in Washington, DC, Yeah,

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his train car derailed. He was in Maryland, rolled down

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an embankment of him and his wife. They were fine

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about that. Last remaining child, an eleven year old little boy. Yeah,

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he was killed Paris. He was a lifelong alcoholic. He

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died from cirrhosis to the liver in eighteen sixty nine

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at sixty four years old. Actor Boris Carliff. He was

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born in Peckham, England, in eighteen eighty seven. He was

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in one hundred and seventy eight movies. Nobody knew who

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he was until his eighty second movie.

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Yeah.

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He played the monster in the nineteen thirty one original Frankenstein.

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Then it became a horror film icon. He did Bride

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of Frankenstein, Son of Frankenstein, The House of Frankenstein. Die

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Monster died, he wasn't. He did narrate Doctor Susans how

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The Great Stole Christmas. He got a Grammy Award for that.

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Boris had a daughter from his fifth wife, and he

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married a sixth wife in nineteen forty six and they

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were together until he died from pneumonia in nineteen sixty

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eight at eighty one years old.

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You'll Made See You'll make Kid. That was Betty Everett.

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She was born in Greenwood, Mississippi, in nineteen thirty nine.

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Now that song is actually called the Shoop Song. It's

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in his kiss. How it went to number one, so

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did her duet with Jerry Butler. Let it be Me.

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She also had the head it's you're no good. They'll

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come a time. I got to tell somebody. Betty.

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She never married.

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She lived here with her sister in her whole life,

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and then she died in two thousand and one at

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sixty one years old.

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She got old ladies eyes.

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Just sis got a job.

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That's just weird. Some things will never che That's just.

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That was Bruce Hornsby.

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He's seventy today.

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He's born on Wilminghamsburg, Virginia, in nineteen fifty four. He

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started out playing piano and she and Easton's band. Then

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he formed Bruce Hornsby in the Range in nineteen eighty four.

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Nineteen ninety one just went by Bruce Hornsby. He got

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rid of the Range. I guess that's our every little

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kiss the way it is Mandolin Rain, the Valley Route

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now bros. He played with The Grateful Dead for two

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years in the early nineties. Yah I played one hundred

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concerts with him.

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Broce.

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He married nineteen eighty three and they have two sons,

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thirty two year old Miley Cyrus. She was born in Franklin, Tennessee,

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in nineteen ninety two. Her dad, of course, is Billy

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Ray Cyrus Miley. She became a teen idol starring on

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the TV show Hannah Montana. Now after she stopped playing Hannah,

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she started concentrating on her music. Her thirteen top five albums.

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That's the most by any female artist this century. Some

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of our biggest hits The Climb Party in the USA,

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we can't stop wrecking Ball. She was married to actor

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Liam Hemsworth for two years. Let's go back to jukeboxes.

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The number one jukebox song of all time, all the

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way up till today, hound Dog Waylvis Presley. Well, thank

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you for listening. We appreciate it. Ever, get to follow

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us and whoever you listen to us on and come

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see us at coolmedia dot com. It's cool three others

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and see what's going on the radio stations, the podcast

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and all that good stuff. All right, Let's end with

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actor Larry Hagman, the guy from Idreamaginie and played Jr.

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In Dallas. He died today in twenty twelve at eighty

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one years old. Larry said, once you get rid of integrity,

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the rest is easy. You guys have an awesome day,

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and we'll talk tomorrow.