Nov. 25, 2025

Nov 26-Tie one on! 1st Thanksgiving, Peanuts, Tina Turner, Linda Davis, Joe Nichols, Natasha Bedingfield

Nov 26-Tie one on! 1st Thanksgiving, Peanuts, Tina Turner, Linda Davis, Joe Nichols, Natasha Bedingfield

National Tie One On day. Entertainment from 1976. 1st Thanksgiving, 1st lion displayed in America, Polaroid camera went on sale, King Tuts tomb opened. Todays birthdays - Dr. Mary Walker, Charles Schulz, Tina Turner, Linda Davis, Joe Nichols, Natasha Bedingfield. Stephen Sondheim died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran    https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
I like cake - Koo Koo Kanga Roo
Tonights the night - Rod Stewart
Good woman blues - Mel Tillis
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent    https://www.50cent.com/  
Peanuts Theme
Whats love got to do with it - Tina Turner
Some things are meant to be - Linda Davis
She only smokes when she drinks - Joe Nichols
Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield
Exit - Whiskey & tequila - Robinson Treacher      https://robinsontreacher.com/

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Hi everyone, I'm Jeff. Welcome to history. In fact to

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it's about today. Today's November the twenty sixth, the Cutter.

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Loops and child down my favorite, don't know way so

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nice long Child.

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Today is National Taiwan On Day.

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Yeah.

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I was pretty excited too, but then I found out

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today's a real buzzkill. It's about aprons. Today, it's about

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tying on an apron and bacon.

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Yeah.

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We're supposed to baked or other baked goods and then

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give them to people we appreciate, neighbors, friends, co workers, big,

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but George the needy, whoever we wanted to show appreciation for.

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It's supposed to put the giving back in Thanksgiving. But

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the way I have it figured, we can still tie

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one on while we're baking and then just have an

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uber driver deliver our bake goods. However you want to

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celebrate Thanksgiving in Taiwan on today. Alrighty, let's see what

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happened on November twenty sixth. Then entertainment back to nineteen

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seventy six number one album with Songs and the Key

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of Life by Stevie Wonder. Rod Stewart had the number

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one song with Tonight's the night.

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Okay, you know what you donight, it's gonna be.

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To stop us tut mel tell us.

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Yeah.

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The number one country song good Woman, Blues.

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News always the same.

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The number one buck was Sleeping Murder by Agatha Christie.

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Top movie was Carrie. Now Carrie. She is a friendless

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teenage girl whose mom's a psycho and her classmates humiliator

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totally at the senior prom. So Carrie, she unleashes her

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telekinetic powers. Starr, Sissy Spasic, Piper Laurie and Amy Irving.

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Nineteen thirty six, Frank Snatchuo was arrested in Hack and Sack,

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New Jersey. So what Frank, Well, he had sex with

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a woman. Then he didn't marry her like he said

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he would. So Frankie spent a little time in jail.

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They ended up really dropping all the charges against him.

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They found out the woman, Yeah, she was already married,

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all right.

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What happened?

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On November twenty sixth, seventeen sixteen, the first exotic animal

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was exhibited in America. It was in Boston. Showed off

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a lion from Africa. Now it wasn't like in the

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public square or anything like this. It's got Arthur Savage. Yeah,

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he just had people come to his house over in

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Brattle Street and see, hey, look what I got. Now

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a line might not sound that much or very impressive,

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think about it. Back then, the only thing they knew

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about a lion was that they read in the Bible.

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There weren't any photographs or drawings of it or anything.

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So no one had any idea what a lion looked like.

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But now they at least the new one existed. Seventeen

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eighty nine, the first national nationwide Thanksgiving holiday was Yeah

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here in the United States. Say, it had nothing to

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do with the Pilgrims. It was in honor of the

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United States Constitution being ratified. So President George Washington he

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agreed that the day as a national holiday of Thanksgiving

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for it, Yeah, it was also the first national holiday.

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Eighteen thirty four, are the first street cars in America

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started running? It was in New York City.

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They were pulled by horses, cost twelve cents a ride.

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Eighteen sixty five, the Lewis Carroll book Allison Wonderland was

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published here in America. Talk some Hockey in nineteen seventeen,

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then show Form they had the Montreal Canadians, the Montreal Maroons,

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Toronto Arenas, Ottawa Senators and the Quebec Bulldogs. Yeah, those

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are the first teams.

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They didn't let the.

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Americans play until nineteen twenty four when they let in

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the Boston Bruins. Nineteen twenty two over in Egypt. Now,

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although he had found it three weeks earlier, Howard Carter,

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he has finally opened up loud, open up King cuts toom. Yeah,

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Lord Carnivan and finally made it down there from England.

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So they opened it up. It was untouched. Yeah, we

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had one of the few tunes that had never been

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graved ever anything. Yeah, they found some really nice stuff

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in there. Nineteen forty eight, the first Polaroid cameraons went

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on sale cost eighty nine dollars and seventy five cents Today,

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that would be one thousand dollars and one thousand sixty

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nine dollars. Now do you think the first picture was

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probably somebody Easier and baseball and nineteen cents to one.

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The owners voted against legalizing this spitball.

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The Umps said it was too hard to trend detect,

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so they didn't want to have to look for it.

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Otis said no, no, to you try and find it.

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You know what, even with the spitball Colorado, Rocky's Pitchers

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was still suck. In nineteen seventy and based Terry Guadalupe,

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one point five inches of rain fell in one minute.

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It is still the heaviest rainfall ever recorded.

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Guadaloupe.

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It's an island in the Caribbean. It's between Puerto Rico

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and Barbados. Two thousand and three of the supersonic airplane Concord.

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He made his final flight. Yeah, returned to Bristol, England, YEP,

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then retired it twenty twenty two on Australia on Bondai Beach,

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twenty five hundred people posed on the beach naked YEP.

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They posed for a photograph.

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They wanted to raise awareness for skin cancer. Now one

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of them was wearing sunscreen.

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Jjke Co joked, joke, show this shiverf day.

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Please, he left this shiver day.

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We want simple page.

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He left this shivers day, and you.

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Know we don't.

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Let's see. Is born on November the twenty sixth doctor

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Mary Edward Walker. She was born on a Swego, New York.

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In eighteen thirty two. She eared her doctor's degree from

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Syracuse University. During the Civil War, she volunteered YEPS. She

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was worked as a surgeon for the Union Army in Washington,

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d c. First female surgeon and they think might be

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a world of army history. Now onen't night Mary. She

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crossed the enemy alliance to go treat some civilians. The

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Confederates caught her. Yeah, she was arrested as a spy.

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See in the South. They didn't believe the Yanks had

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them no women doctors, so she was held in the

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pow camp for four months. Then she was released in

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a prisoner swap. Doctor Mary. She received the Medal of

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Honor for her heroics during the Civil War. She is

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still the only woman to receive the Middle of Honor.

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She married a classmate and those two doctors set up

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a practice in Rye, New York. Mary died in nineteen

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nineteen and eighty six years old. She had long illness.

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Cartoonist Charles Schultz, he was born in Minneapolis in nineteen

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twenty two, created the comic ser Peanuts. Yeah that's when

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that features Charlie Brown and Snoopy in that whole gang

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did it for fifty years. Threw seventeen ninety seven Peanuts

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comic strips. That was from nineteen fifty to two thousand. Now,

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the name Charlie Brown, he came from a former co

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worker of Schultze's. But the character Charlie Brown, yeah, that

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was based on Schultz himself. Now the strip they turned

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it into what forty six TV specials. He didn't work

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on those, but they took his drawings from his strips.

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Charlesy was married to his first wife for twenty years

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and they had five kids. Married his second wife in

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nineteen seventy three. They're married until Charles died from color

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rectal cancer in two thousand, seventy one years old.

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What a sudden heavy.

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Woo. It's an and a hondred brother.

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The queen of rock and roll, Tina Turner. She was

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born in Brownsville, Tennessee, in nineteen thirty nine. Now she

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and her husband I turn Her. They hit pretty big

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and from nineteen sixty nineteen seventy six at least twenty

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two albums. Proud Mary River, Deep Mountain High, A Fool

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in Love have some of their hits. Now, Tina, she

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couldn't take Ike anymore. She devoiced him and went solo

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in nineteen seventy six. Now, that was a really good

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call on Tina's part. Solo, Tina sold over one hundred

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million records with Ike, even though they were big ten million.

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What's love got to do with it? Be good to me.

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We don't need another hair of those are some in

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Tina's big hits. Now Tina, she had a son from

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a fling. Then she had three sons with Ike. Then

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she married her second husband in twenty thirteen. Now they

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lived over in Switzerland until Tina died in twenty twenty

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three and eighty three years old. She had been sick

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for a long time.

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He suggested.

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Country singer Lynda Davis is sixty three. She was born

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in Dodson, Texas, in nineteen sixty two. Her because it

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was with Reba Yeah, Her and Reba Mcentary had that

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song does He Love You? Some of her solo hits

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are all the good ones are taken. Some things aren't

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meant to be a love story in the making. She

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got married in nineteen eighty four and they have two daughters.

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One of those daughters is Hillary Scott. Yeah, one of

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the singers for the country band Lady An.

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When she shied being head down by men, you can

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give her lines, but it's not want you live.

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Everybody knows she only dranks.

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So home and she only smokes when she drinks.

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Country singing. Joe Nicholls. He's forty nine. He's born of Rogers, Arkansas,

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in nineteen seventy six. Some of Joe's number one songs

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are Brokenheartsville, Tequila makes her clothes fall off, giving me

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that girl, Sonny and seventy five. Now he had a

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daughter from a girlfriend, and in two thousand and seven

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he married Heather. Now he had known Heather since they

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were nineteen years old, and they never dated or anything,

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and then they got married. They have two daughters.

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Rain On.

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She's just.

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Almost beginning chill.

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Forty four year old. Natasha betting Field. She was born

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in Haywards Heath, England, in nineteen eighty one. Now she

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has a lot bigger in Europe, but she's had pretty

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good success over here. Unwritten love is like this pocket

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full of sunshine. Yeah, there's quite a few more. Natasha.

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She married in two thousand and nine and they have

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one son. Okay.

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Quote of the day.

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It comes from music composer and LYRISA. Stephen Sodheim. He

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died in twenty twenty one, at ninety one years old,

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He says the two hardest words in the English language

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to rhyme are life and love. Well, thank you all

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for listening today. Don't forget to follow us, and uh

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how to get in touch with this like Country Underground Radio,

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our country Underground Radio artist. The day comes from Clayton

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down there in Mississippi. He know is here, Robinson, treat

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your song. Whiskey and tequila. You guys have an awesome

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day and we'll talk tomorrow.

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Who helps the.

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Key up in the door, Whiskey in turkey? Who keeps

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a giving when you can't no more?

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Whiskey to key? Who happy baby?

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Who never dis guys walking around with them bloodshot eyes?

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And who's got the keys? And love and we share

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it ain't no why, no beer, Just whiskey in to

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keela here?

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Who's got the key here? Nasty sad? We skin to

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key who.

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Tells you follow your bad kid in a key?

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Who's gonna helps to trail the room round around about

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not about three?

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Who's got the key from the level his shirt? And

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it ain't gonna wine no beer, It is a whiskey

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in to kee he whiskey to key, whiskey.

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To key, Who gets it going on Saturday nights? What

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to rooms keeping making me.

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The rass.

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So un A man should have been down instead out

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in this one horse town. Who's got the king and

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the level his chair?

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Where that ain't no wine, no beer?

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It's twisty has kid in the hear