Sept. 18, 2026

Sept 19th -Jimmy Fallon, Trisha Yearwood, Lita Ford, Mama Cass, Bill Medley, Adam West, Jeremy Irons

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National talk like a pirate day. Entertainment from 1968. George Washington's farewell address, New Zealand 1st to give women right to vote, 5000 year old frozen iceman found. Todays birthdays - Adam West, Bill Medley, Mama Cass Elliot, Jeremy Irons, Lita Ford, Trisha Yearwood, Jimmy Fallon. Jake LaMotta died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Talk like a pirate - Tom Mason & the Blue Buccaneers
People got to be free - The Rascals
Mama tried - Merle Haggard
I am woman - Helen Reddy
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Batman TV series theme
You've lost that lovin' feeling - The Righteous Brothers
Dream a little dream of me - Mama Cass Eliott
Kiss me deadly - Lita Ford
She's in love with the boy - Trisha Yearwood
Exit - Lost on me - Caitlyn Shadbolt https://www.caitlynshadbolt.com/

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Hi, I'm Jeff, and welcome to History and Factoids About Today.

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Today's September the 19th.

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Hey!

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If ye be a lusty lad, talk like a pirate.

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If ye be a lusty lad, talk like a pirate.

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If ye be a lusty lad, talk like a pirate.

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Talk like a pirate today.

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Today is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Now, if

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it seems a little silly, it is. It was created

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as a joke in 1995. But there's nothing wrong with

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being silly for a day. Talking like a pirate, that'd

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be kind of fun. Now, you can play pirates with

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your kids. You can watch Jack Sparrow movies. Now, there's

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actually a lot of pirate movies that are older you

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can actually watch.

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And you know what?

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You can just kind of like bug the hell out

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of your coworkers by talking like a pirate. You know

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who the biggest, baddest pirate of all time was?

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Yeah, it was a woman. She was in China. Her

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name was Ching Shih. It was in the early 1800s.

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She commanded a fleet of 1,800 ships with over 40,000

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pirates on them. She was tough, too.

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She made some, kept those men in line. She had

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a set of basic rules, and if you broke any

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of those rules, automatic execution. So have fun today. I'm

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not talking like a pirate. And just be silly today.

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All right, let's see what happened to entertainment on September 19th,

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back in 1968. Number one album was Waiting for the

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Sun by The Doors. The Rascals had the number one

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song with People Gotta Be Free.

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Why can't you.

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And me learn to love one another? Merle Haggard had the.

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Number one country song with Mama Tried.

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And I turned 21 in prison.

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Doing life without parole.

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No one could steer me right.

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But Mama tried.

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Mama tried.

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Mama tried to raise me better.

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But her pleading I denied.

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But that leaves only me to blame.

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Because Mama tried.

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The number one selling book was Couples by John Updike.

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The top movie was Funny Girl. Now, it's the story

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of the famous comedian Fanny Bryce. Yeah, it takes place

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back in the early 1900s. Fanny was a real revolutionary

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lady back then. It stars Barbra Streisand and Omar Sharif.

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All right, that's what happened on September the 19th. 1796,

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United States President George Washington. Now, he wanted to make

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sure that everybody knew that he was not running for

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a third term as president.

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He was done.

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He wasn't going to come back.

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Nope, he was done.

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So in order to get that across, he actually gave

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his farewell speech 10 weeks before the election. Now, it

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wasn't really a speech. It was more of a farewell address.

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He had the newspapers all printed out. Now, if we

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had listened to old George, things would be a lot

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easier today. He was pretty on. He warned against having

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political parties. He said they would split the country. And

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he warned against the federal government having a large debt.

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He warned that minority interest groups who control the government would.

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Cause all kinds of trouble.

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And he believed that religion and morality were essential to

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be happy and prosper.

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So basically, George, he was dead on.

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1876 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Melville Bissell, he invented the

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first carpet sweeper. I think I own a Bissell, but

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it's not from 1876. Yes, I pay the price.

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But look how much I gain. If I have to,

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I can do anything.

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All right, women, it's a big day. Woo-hoo! 1893, New Zealand.

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They became the first country in world history to give

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all women the right to vote. Yep, they even included

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the indigenous Maori women that were in part of the country. Yeah,

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they were the first ones to do that, so thank you,

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New Zealand, I guess. The next country to do it

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was Finland in 1907. United States, we got around to

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it in 1920. The last country to give women the

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right to vote, Saudi Arabia, 2015. 1912 in Australia, the wattle.

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It was announced that it was Australia's national flower. They

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even put it on their coat of arms. Now, that's

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a fluffy, ball-shaped, golden yellow flower. Now, if you like them,

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don't plant them here in the United States. The United States, yeah,

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they're illegal. They're considered invasive.

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1941, the Nazis.

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They ordered that all Jews over six years old who

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were living in the territories that they had taken over

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and were now occupying, yeah, they had to wear yellow

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Star Davids on them, yeah, for a form of identification. 1957,

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outside Las Vegas, Nevada, the United States government, exploded the

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first underground nuclear bomb.

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Well, it worked, I guess.

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They say that nothing made it above ground and there

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was no fallout. That's all they say. 1979, a lot

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of big-name singers, Bruce Springsteen, James Taylor, Jackson Brown, Cosby, Stills,

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and Nash & Young, Carly Simon.

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Yeah, I mean, there was a long list.

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They actually held a five-day concert in Madison Square Garden

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protesting nuclear power. Well, today there's not much of a

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debate over it. Nuclear power is the safest and cleanest

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energy source we have in the world. It doesn't sound

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like it, but pretty easy to look up. 1991, Otzi,

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the Iceman, he was found. A German company, there were

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a couple. They were hiking in the Italian Alps when

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they found a dead body that was all frozen. So

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they let authorities go and all that kind of stuff.

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Of course, everybody thought it was recent. Once they started

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thawing Otzi out, they realized that he dated back 3300 BC. Yeah,

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the oldest body ever found in Europe. Turns out that

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he had been murdered.

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Yeah. See, he might have been a biker. He had

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61 tattoos on him. Or he played in the NBA.

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1995, the Washington Post and the New York Times, they

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published the Unabomber's Manifesto.

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All 35,000 words.

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But it worked.

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The brother actually read that. Yeah, and he was able to.

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Tell them that, yeah, Ted Kaczynski wrote that. 2019, it

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was released that in North America, the wild bird population

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had gone down by 3 billion birds since.

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1970. That's 29%. The number one reason? Cats. Outdoor cats,

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they kill more birds than anything else.

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2022, banks in the country of Lebanon, they were ordered

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to close for three days. See, they just had a

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bunch of people holding up banks, trying to get their money. Yeah,

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they were robbing the banks for their own money. See,

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the Lebanon government had put a freeze on it, and

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so people were getting their money, so they were just

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trying to rob it. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, shawty.

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It's your birthday.

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We're going to party like it's your birthday. We're going

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to sip a card like.

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It's your birthday.

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And you know we don't give up.

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Because it's your birthday.

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Let's check out who's born on September the 19th. It's

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your birthday. TV's original Batman, Adam West. He was born

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in Walla Walla, Washington in 1928. Now he had done

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some small movies and he had a couple of small

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roles on TV. Then he landed Batman on the TV series.

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They made a movie from the series too. Then Adam

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spent the rest of his life living off of Batman.

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I guess he did voice the family guy from 2000

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to 2018. He had two children from his second wife,

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married his third wife in 1970, and they had two kids.

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Adam, he died from leukemia in 2017, 88 years old.

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That was Bill Merle, half of the Righteous Brothers. Bill's 86.

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He was born in Santa Ana, California in 1940. Now

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Bill and Bobby Hatfield, they formed the Righteous Brothers in 1962.

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Bill's in the low tenor baritone, Bobby's in the high tenor.

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Now they broke up, got back together, broke up, got

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back together, broke up, got back together. Yeah, that was

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kind of their thing. Now, Bob, or Bob, Bill, he

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had the huge number one song, I've Had the Time

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of My Life, with Jennifer Warnes. Now, Hatfield, he died

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in 2003. And then in 2016, yeah, Medley, he just said,

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you know what, I still want to go out and perform.

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So he grabbed Bucky Heard, and those two have been

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performing ever since. They're in Las Vegas right now, if

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you want to go check them out. Bill, he had

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a son from his first wife, and then he married

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his fourth wife in 1986, and they have a daughter.

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Say nighty-night and kiss me. Just hold me tight and

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tell me you'll miss me. While I'm alone and blue

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as can be. Dream a little dream of me.

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Mama Cass Elliott. She was born in Baltimore in 1941. 1964,

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she helped form the band The New Journeyman. Then they

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realized that The New Journeyman had two girls in it.

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So they changed the name to The Mamas and Papas.

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They sold 40 million records.

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Impressive.

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Yeah, they were only together four years. Now, Cash, she

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went solo in 1968 when they broke up. Her biggest

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hit was the one I played, Dream a Little Dream,

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from me. Now, she had two quick marriages, and then

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she had a daughter from a fling. 1974, she was

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doing some shows over in England. She died in her sleep.

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Yeah, heart failure. Now, she didn't have... any drugs in

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her system at that time.

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But her heart failure was caused to years of actual

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heroin abuse 32 years old now that flat where she

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died it was flat 12 on nine kilos on place

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four years later the drummer for the who keith moon

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Died in the exact same bedroom that she had died in.

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And he was 32 years old also.

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Actor Jeremy Irons is 78.

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He was born in Cowes, England. It's on the Isle

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of Wight.

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Now, he did a lot of theater over in England.

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Then he came to the United States, and that's when

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he hit big. Yeah, he won a Tony, three Emmys,

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and an Oscar. His Oscar was for A Reversal of Fortune.

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Some of his other movies.

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Are, he voiced Scar in The Lion King. Then he

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played Alfred in Batman and Justice League movies. Die Hard

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with a Vengeance, The Man Who Knew Infinity. Jeremy, he

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married his second wife in 1978, and they have two sons.

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Kiss me once.

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Kiss me twice. Come on, baby.

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Kiss me, daddy. Had a few beers, getting high.

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Sitting, watching the.

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Time go by.

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The hottest runaway, Lita Ford. She's 68.

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She was born in London, England in 1958, but she

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grew up out in California. Now, she was an original

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member of the all-female rock and roll band The Runaways.

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The Runaways, they formed in 1975, then they broke up

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in 1979. Lita, she started her solo career in 1982.

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Her biggest hit was the duet with Ozzy Osbourne. Yeah,

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it closed my eyes forever. Some of her other hits

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were Kiss Me Deadly, Hungry, Shot of Poison. Now, she

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has shows already. I was looking at her schedule. She's

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got shows already scheduled until next year, so you should

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be able to check Lita out if you want to. 1996, Lita,

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she had gotten married and had two sons. She decided

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to take a break from music. You know, she was

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just going to be a mom and a wife for

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a while. 2008, with her kids kind of grown and

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her marriage in the crapper, she went back and started

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doing music again.

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She'd follow Tommy anywhere she went.

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She's in love with the boy. That was the first

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song Trisha Yearwood released. It was back in 1991.

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Good way to start. It went up to number one.

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Trisha's 62. She's born in Monticello, Georgia. Some of her

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other number one songs are X and O's on American Girl,

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Thinking About You, Believe Me Baby I Lied, Perfect Love. Now,

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do you know that Trisha, she's had her own TV

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show since 2012? Yeah, it's called Trisha's Southern Cookin'. It's

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on the Food Network. She's even won a Daytime Emmy

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for it. She divorced twice and she married Garth Brooks

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in 2005. Late night talk show host Jimmy Fallon was

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born in Brooklyn, New York. More specifically, Bay Ridge.

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He's 52 today.

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He was on Saturday Night Live from 1998 to 2004.

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Then he had Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Since 2014,

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he's had The Tonight Show. Now, his only movie that

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you might want to see, it's called Fever Pitch, but

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you might want to pass on that too.

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He got married in 2007, and they have two daughters.

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All right, our quote of the day is going to

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come from the Raging Bull, the boxer Jake LaMotta. He

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died today in 2017 at 95 years old. Jake says,

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whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve. Well,

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thank you all for listening. Make sure you follow us

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about what we talked about today. So our Country Underground

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Radio Artist of the Day, it comes from Tammy out

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there in North Glen, Colorado. She wants to hear a

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Caitlin Shadbolt song. We haven't had Caitlin nominated before.

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That's pretty cool.

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She's a really cute little Australian. She's got the song

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Lost on Me. You guys have a great day, and

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we'll talk tomorrow.

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You know I love you a lot, but I hate

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you a little. Leave me with my emotions, don't get

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stuck in the middle. Just give me a minute. Yeah,

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you know by now that I say some things in

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the heat of the moment. I can be blunt when

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I'm being honest, but even so, you know I still

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want you around. Don't think I don't notice All this

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you put up with Yeah, don't think it's all wasted

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on me Cause even when I'm losing Everything is useless

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All I wanna do is run at you When I

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fall to pieces You're the one I need And sorry.

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For the mess I've put you through Wish.

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That I could show you Found a way.

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To tell you what it means It isn't lost on

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me I push you away, but you stand your ground

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You deserve a medal just for sticking around I guess

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that I could figure out a way to make it

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up to you Somehow I count my bucket stars that

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you're my man Cause no one else can handle me

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the way that you can I can't imagine what would

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happen if I didn't have you Oh Don't think I

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don't know this, better take it for granted.

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Don't think it's all wasted energy. Cause evil when I lose.

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It, everything is useless. All I wanna do is run

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to you. Better fall to pieces, you're the one I'm needing.

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Sorry for the mess I've put you through. Wish that

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I could show you.

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Find a way to tell you. It is a lifestyle move.

Sept 19th -Jimmy Fallon, Trisha Yearwood, Lita Ford, Mama Cass, Bill Medley, Adam West, Jeremy Irons

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