Sept. 11, 2026

Sept 12th-Video Games, George Jones, Barry White, Paul Walker, Sugarland, Jennifer Hudson, Kelsea Ballerini

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National video game day. Entertainment from 1967. Battle of Marathon faught, 1st female police officer hired in US, Johnny Cash died. Todays birthdays - Richard Gatling, George Jones, Barry White, Linda Gray, Wayne McLaren, Gerry Beckly, Paul Walker, Jennifer Nettles, Jennifer Hudson, Kelsea Ballerini.

Intro - Good did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Tetris
Ode to Billy Joe - Bobbie Gentry
My elusive dreams - David Houston Tammy Wynette
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
He stopped loving her today - George Jones
Can't get enough of your love babe - Barry White
A horse with no name - America
Baby girl - Sugarland
Spotlight - Jennifer Hudson
Dibs - Kelsea Ballerini
Ring of fire - Johnny Cash
Exit - Silver - Kirstie Kraus https://www.kirstiekraus.com/

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Hello, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factoids

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About Today.

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Today is September the 12th. Yeah, you're correct. That was

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the game Tetris.

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Today is National Video Game Day. Video games, they've come

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a long way since the New York World's Fair in 1940.

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That was when Edward Condon, he created the first video

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game called the Nimitron. It played the mathematical game of Nim. Now,

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if you're a gamer, go old school today. If you're

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not a gamer, go old school today. Just have fun

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playing classic video games. Now, while you're playing, have yourself

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a chocolate milkshake. It's actually National Chocolate Milkshake Day also.

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You know what?

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Even better yet, buy a chocolate milkshake for a policewoman. Yeah,

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today's actually National Policewoman Day. Let's check out what happened

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to entertainment on September the 12th, back in 1967. Number

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one album was Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by

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the Beatles. Bobby Gentry had the number one song with

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Ode to Billy Joe.

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And Mama said it was a shame about Billy Joe

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anyhow Seems like nothing ever comes to no good up

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on Choctaw Ridge And now Billy Joe McAllister's jumped off

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the Tallahatchie Bridge.

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David Houston and Tammy Wynette had the number one country

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song with My Elusive Dreams.

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So we moved.

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On.

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I know you're tired of following my elusive dreams and schemes.

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The number one selling book was The Eighth Day by

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Thornton Wilder. Top movie was Bonnie and Clyde. It's all

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about basically outlaws Bonnie and Clyde on their entire crime spree.

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Stars Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway. All right, let's see

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what happened on September the 12th. 490 BC, the Battle

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of Marathon was fought over in Greece. Now, a small

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Athenian army defeated the mighty great Persian army. So now

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they needed to get word back to Athens about the victory. Pheidippides,

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he volunteered for it. So he ran all the way

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from Marathon to Athens, delivered the news, and then dropped

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dead from exhaustion. Well, that's according to legend. Marathon to

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Athens is about 25 miles. Then in 1896, in the

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first modern Olympic Games, they decided to run the marathon.

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They did what they thought was the exact same route

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that Pheidippides ran. So the race, it was about 25

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miles there. But the race was really popular. The spectators

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loved it. So they decided to keep the marathon in

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all the Olympics and all the big track meets. Only

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problem was the marathon, it varied from wherever that was

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run at. It was usually around 25 miles, give or take.

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So in 1908, everyone just got together and decided, you

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know what, 26.2 miles.

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Yeah, that's a marathon.

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1620, London, England, on the Thames River, a Dutch inventor

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named Cornelius Dribble. He gave a public test for something

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that he called a submarine. Now, it attracted a really

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large crowd. Even King James I was there and all

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his top Navy officers. They watched the sub, and it

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was covered in leather, and it was ore-powered. It had

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a crew, but he let passengers actually ride in it. Well,

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the thing, it worked great. It went up, it submerged.

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It was able to stay in the water for three hours. Now,

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although they were really impressed, the British Navy, they passed

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on making the submarine part of the Navy. Yeah, so

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his invention, it just faded away. No one in the

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world ever bought it. Then over 200 years later, everybody

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was scrambling, trying.

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To figure out how to build a submarine.

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1910, Los Angeles, they hired Alice Wells in the Los

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Angeles police office.

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Yep, she was the first female cop in U.S. history.

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Now, other women, they had actually worked for police departments,

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but they didn't have any arrest authority or any legal

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power or anything like that. Yeah, they pretty much just

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babysat female prisoners. Guess we're going back and doing some entertainment. 1959,

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the TV show Bonanza went on the air. Now, yes,

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he was on the TV show Rawhide, but in 1964,

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Clint Eastwood, he starred in his very first movie. It

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was a spaghetti western, Fistful of Dollars. Now, if you

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hear of spaghetti westerns, that's because they actually filmed.

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Them in Italy. It was cheaper.

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1966, the TV show The Monkees debuted on TV. 1978,

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Taxi came on the air. 1981, the cartoon The Smurfs

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appeared on American television. It had actually been on Belgian

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television since 1958. Now, back in 1485, England's King Richard III,

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he was killed in battle. He was actually the last

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British monarch to die in battle. Then they forgot where

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they buried him. Well, until today in 2012. Yep, they

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found him. Construction workers, they were digging up a parking

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lot in Lancaster. Yep, they noticed the body there. Said, yep,

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that's Richard III. No, actually, they didn't know who it was.

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They had to do a lot of DNA testing. 2018,

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in a cave in South Africa, they found the oldest

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known human drawings in history. No, these drawings, they date

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back 73,000 years. Now, what's kind of freaky about it?

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There was a hashtag in those drawings.

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All right.

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Let's see who was born on September the 12th.

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Richard Gatling. Now, he was born in Hartford, Connecticut in 1818.

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He was an inventor.

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He invented a rice seeding machine.

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Then he invented a wheat seeding machine.

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Then he used that concept to come up with the

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Gatling gun, the world's first machine gun. Yeah, switched weed

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out with bullets. He was married and he had a daughter. Gatling,

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he died from natural causes in 1903 at 84 years old.

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He stopped loving her today.

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He placed a wreath upon.

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His door.

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Country legend George Jones he was born in Saratoga Texas

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in 1931 now due to the shape of his nose

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and some of the other facial features yeah he was

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known as the possum no it was not an insult

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George just kind of liked it he released 87 albums

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between 1955 and 2013 charted 160 songs some of his

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13 number one songs are he stopped loving her today

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white lightning tender years still doing time now he was

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one of the best harmony singers of all time He

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had 80 hit songs where he was singing duets with

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everybody from Dolly Parton to Waylon Jennings, Loretta Lynn, Dierks Bentley. Yeah,

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you pretty much name it and he'd probably sing a

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duet with them. He had one daughter from his first wife.

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He had two daughters from his second wife. His third

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wife was country singer Tammy Wynette and they had a son.

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Married his fourth wife in 1983. George, he died in

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2013 at 81 years old. They said he died from

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hard living and old age.

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He actually died while he was out on tour. Actress

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Linda Gray. She's 86.

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She was born in Santa Monica, California in 1940.

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She's most known for playing J.R. 's wife on the

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TV show Dallas. Yep, she was Sue Ellen.

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She divorced her husband after being married for 21 years,

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and they had a son and a daughter. Wayne McLaren. Now,

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he was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana in 1940. Now, Wayne,

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he was a man's man. He was a stuntman, a

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professional cowboy, rode Bronx, rode Bulls. Best known, though, for

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being the Marlboro Man. Yeah, he was featured in all

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the TV commercials and print ads for Marlboro Cigarettes. Wayne,

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he died in 1992 at 51 years old from lung cancer.

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Can't get enough of your love, babe Girl, I don't know,

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I don't know why Can't get enough of your love,

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babe Lord, some things I can't get used to.

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No matter how I try That was Barry White.

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He was born in Galveston, Texas in 1944.

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He grew up in Watts.

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That's a south-central Los Angeles neighborhood. Now, his baritone voice

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sold 100 million records. Some of them are I'm Gonna

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Love You Longer, Baby, Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Baby,

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You're the First, the Last, and the Best, Baby.

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Okay.

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Now, by the time Barry was 16, he had already

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gotten a girl pregnant twice.

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So he married that girl. Then they had two more kids.

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Of course, they divorced. Then he had four more kids

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from his second wife. Then he was done with wives.

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He said, I'm done. But he did have one more kid.

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You know, had to have one more baby. Barry died

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from kidney failure in 2003.

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58 years old.

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I've been through the desert on a horse.

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With no name.

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Jerry Beckley, he's still the lead singer for the band America.

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Been doing it since 1970. Jerry's 74. He was born

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in Fort Worth, Texas. Now, Jerry, Dewey Burnett, and Dan Peck,

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they formed America.

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Well, they're all living in England.

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Yeah, their dads were in the Air Force. Jerry and Dewey,

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they're still recording and touring and stuff with America.

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Dan, he died, though.

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Some of their biggest hits are Horse With No Name,

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I Need You, Ventura Highway, Tin Man. Jerry, he had

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two sons from his first wife. He just married an

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Australian woman a couple years ago, so they're split in

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time between the States and down south.

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Actor Paul Walker. He was born in Glendale, California in 1973.

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Best known for playing Brian O'Connor in a bunch of

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those Fast and the Furious movies also in Varsity Blues

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the Joyride Into the Blue he had one daughter Paul

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he was really big into cars he had a car

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collection with over 30 cars in it well in 2013

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he was driving one of them he was going 80

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miles an hour in a 45 yeah he couldn't make

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a curve 40 years old Please.

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Don't worry, cause I'm alright.

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See, I'm playing here at the bar tonight.

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Well, this time.

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I'm gonna make our dreams come true. Well, I love

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you more than anything in the world. Love your baby girl.

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Jennifer Nettles sings for the country duo Sugarland.

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She's 52.

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She was born in Douglas, Georgia in 1974. Now, Sugarland

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actually started out as a trio. But when they got

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their record deal, this other girl, she quit. So Jennifer

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and Christian Bush, they just became a duo. That was

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a good call. Some of their number one songs are

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Want To, Settling, All I Want To Do, It Happens.

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Jennifer and Jon Bon Jovi, they did have a number

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one song together too. Yeah, but who says you can't

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go home again? Jennifer, she married her second husband in

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2011 and they have a son.

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Actress, singer Jennifer Hudson's 45. She was born in Chicago

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in 1981. She got her big break on the TV

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show American Idol.

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No, she didn't win it.

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She got seventh place. But she got noticed. That got

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her a part in Dreamgirls, and that won her an Oscar.

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That really set things in motion. So since then, she's

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won a couple Grammys.

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She won an Emmy. She won a Tony. She got

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the E-Guide.

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She's the youngest one ever to accomplish the E-Guide. That's

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the Entertainment Grand Slam of awards.

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Only 20 people have been able to pull that one off.

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Now, she was working at Burger King when she auditioned

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for American Idol, so she has come a long way.

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She has won signs. She had it with professional wrestler

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David Ortega.

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So baby, I'll pay whatever it is you got to give.

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Yeah, I'm calling Debs.

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Country singer Kelsey Ballerini was born in Mascot, Tennessee in 1993.

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33 years old today. Grew up in Knoxville.

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Yeah, she did take dance lessons. Some of her hits

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are Love Me Like You Mean It, Debs, Peter Pan, Legends.

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She's kind of young, not a lot about her. She

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did marry once for five years. All right here, quote

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of the day. It comes from Johnny Cash. Johnny died

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today in 2003 at 71 years old. He said, success

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is having to worry about every damn thing in the

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world except money. Well, thank you all for listening today.

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to coolmedia.com. That's cool with three O's in it. Our

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country underground radio artist of the day, it comes from

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Trish down there in Montgomery, Alabama. She wants to hear

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Kirstie Krause's song, Silver. You guys all have yourselves an

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awesome day, and we'll all talk tomorrow.

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I know, I know, I know, I know we ain't perfect.

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And you're the best thing I ever had, but it

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ain't working. If it was a magic pill, I knew

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could heal this hurt. I would drop a cup of milk.

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Break the hip to my head.

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You see diamonds, I see red.

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And you say I'm I'm never home, but you signed

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up when I was gone. You tried to change me,

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I'm still the same. These silver just can't be gone.

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We go, we go, we go, we go around in circles. Mom,

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mama said, honey, you shouldn't be jumping hurdles. Love ain't

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supposed to be this hard. Driving us apart Grapevine in

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my head You see diamonds, I see red You say

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I'm never home But you signed up when I was

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gone You try to change me, I'm still the same

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me Silver just can't be gold You should know better,

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we can't be together Silver just can't be gold

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