Sept. 22, 2025

Sept 23rd-Pot Pies, Ray Charles, Bruce Springsteen, Jason Alexander, Julio Iglesias, Typhoid Mary

Sept 23rd-Pot Pies, Ray Charles, Bruce Springsteen, Jason Alexander, Julio Iglesias, Typhoid Mary
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National Great American Pot Pie Day. Entertainment from 1987. Jone Paul Jones famous naval battle, Lewis & Clark returned from the pacific, Nintendo founded, Saudi Arabia formed. Todays birthdays - Robert Bosch, Typhoid Mary Mallon, Mickey Rooney, Ray Charles, Julio Iglesias, Jerry Corbetta, Bruce Springsteen, Jason Alexander, Anthony Mackie. Gale Sayers died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran    https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Chicken pot pie song - The hungry food group
I just can't stop loving you - Michael Jackson
Three time loser - Dan Seals
Birthdays - In da club -  50 Cent          http://50cent.com/
Hit the road jack - Ray Charles
All the girls I've loved before - Julio Iglesias
Green eyed lady - Sugarloaf
Hungry heart - Bruce Springsteen
Evening at the pops - Jason Alexander
Exit - Little bit crazy - Dianna Corcoran   https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
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Well, hi, I am Jeff and welcome to history and

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factoids about today today, September the twenty third.

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He shakibu pila You sho gimba pie?

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You mean you mean chigi pop pie?

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You music chicken pot pie?

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Oh yeah, chigibob pie.

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I'll lead to the day I died. I really love

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the crust.

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You most do, most you most try?

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Today is National Great American Pot Pie Day. Pop pies.

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They've been around since ancient Rome. Now every culture in

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the world has some kind of pop pie out of

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their own version of it. That's why we're celebrating the

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Great American Pop Pie today. Yeah, it is fall officially now,

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so it's getting a little cheerier, so that poppies that

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kind of taste a little better when it gets a

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little colder. That flaky crust filled the chicken beef for

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pork and all those vegetables and gravy. Yeah, that's a

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good eating. Not really any deals going on today, That's okay.

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Just enjoy your pop bye today. All right, this is

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going on entertainment on September twenty third. It's about In

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nineteen eighty seven, number one album was LaBamba, the movie

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soundtrack Pretty much all. It was by Los Lobos. Michael

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Jackson had the number one song with I Just can't

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Stop Loving You.

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Stop tell me weird?

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I just cast loving.

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Dan see all that the number one country song with

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three time loser.

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But I was studying girls on Friday night.

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I said, if I can learn this different, thing's gonna

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be all right.

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It's the first time off I was too young. Second

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time I was up lul and old burkos charms that

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got burnt become luon over.

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The number one buck was presumed innocent by Scott Turow.

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Top movie was Fatal Attraction, A married man His One

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Night Stan Goes Very Very Bad, stars Michael Douglas, Glenn Close,

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and An Archer. Now that movie was actually nominated for

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Best Oscar Picture. Back in nineteen sixty two, ABC aired

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their first TV series that was in color. It was

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The Jetsons. I know, So do you know what year

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the jets Jetsons lived in twenty sixty two, So we

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have like thirty seven years before we get to the

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jetson time. All right, what happened on September the twenty third, Well,

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let's start off with the largest, most extravagant feast that

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they held during medieval times. It was in thirteen eighty

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seven in London, England. Now they held it to celebrate

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King the Second and Prince John of Gault. Now I

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don't know how many people were there to eat, but

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they served fourteen oxen, one hundred and twenty sheep, twelve

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hundred pigeons, and eleven thousand eggs. There's a lot of food.

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Seventeen seventy nine American Revolution, United States Navy commander John

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Paul Jones. He was on the US ship the Bonnheim Richard.

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Now he was taken on the much bigger, a lot

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more gun, more manned. Yeah, it was a superior ship.

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It was a British Navy ship called the Syrapus. Well

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after they exchanged fire for about three three three hours.

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Now the United States ship, yeah, it was no match

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for that Syrapus. It was unburning and it was starting

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to sink and everything. The British all that, are you

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ready to surrender? Jones jolled back, I have not yet

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begun to fight. Then he lastowed the Syrapus and he

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was able to thrash his ship to it. Then a

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couple of his men threw a bunch of grenades on

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the deck, and when they went off, him and all

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his men they jumped on the deck and basically the

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British all surrendered. So he cut his ship loose and

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let it sink, and then he just sailed the way

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and his new British worship with all his British prisoners.

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Eighteen oh six, after three years, Leis and Clark yep,

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they got back to Saint Louis today after their expedition

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to the Pacific Ocean. Now, over the years, a lot

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of astronomers had predicted that it existed, but no one

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could actually prove it until eighteen forty six. German astronomer

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Johann Gail. He found Neptune. That's right, our eighth planet. Yeah,

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he found it finally, nep No Neptune. It takes one

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hundred and sixty five earth years at orb at the

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Sun one time. So why did so many astronomers actually

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think Neptune existed, Well, they saw a little wiggle in Uranus. Funny,

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but it's true. Eighteen seventy five, Billy the Kid, he

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was arrested for the first time. He was fifteen years old.

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He has stole some clothing from a Chinese laundry in

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Silver City, New Mexico. He escaped two days later out

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of their jail. Japan. In eighteen eighty nine, Nintendo was formed. Yeah,

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Fujimiro Yamiyachi. He basically started. The company is make and

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sell playing cards. They need their first video game. Nineteen

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seventy five eighteen ninety seven, up in Cheyenne, Wyoming, they

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held the first Frontier Frontier Days rodeo. Now it's the

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world's largest outdoor rodeo. So next summer it'll be between

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July seventeenth and the twenty sixth. So if you're into carnivals,

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country music, and rodeo, yeah, it's something she's about to

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check out at these ones. Nineteen thirty two, Abdulazeazi bon Sad. Now,

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he decided he was going to combine his two kingdoms.

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He had one that was called n Jed the other

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one was called Hejas. So I merged them all into

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one kingdom. Saudi Arabia. Now nineteen thirty two, Saudi Arabia,

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it was poor. It was one of the poorest countries

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in the entire world. Then in nineteen thirty eight, an

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American oil company discovered oil there. Yeah, they weren't poor anymore.

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Joke dop Co joked, joke, show this shubf day.

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We're gonna he left this shuverday.

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We got simple tage like this shub birfday.

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And you know we don't give birthday.

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Okay.

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It was born on September the twenty third, Robert Gosh.

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He was born in Albright, Germany, in eighteen sixty one.

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So what did robbery do? On nineteen oh two? He

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invented the spark plug. Now that might not seem like

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very much, but without the spark plug, there is no

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internal combustion engine. So Robert died in nineteen forty two,

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a very very very rich man at eighty years old.

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A personal cook, she was named Mary Mallin. She was

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born in Cookstown, Ireland, in eighteen sixty nine. She I

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just got that now. She came to America when she

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was fifteen years old. She was a very successful private cook,

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well known. She had cooked for all a bunch of

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rich people all over town in their houses. But she

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became a lot more famous for being typhoid Mary. Yeah,

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when she was cooking in people's homes, she actually infected

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at least one hundred and twenty two people that they

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know for positives. She did that. She gave typhoid fever

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to Now she never got sick. No, they never got

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sick from it. She was just a carrier. And they

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know at least three kids died from typhoid fever that

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she had given him. I think up to possibly fifty

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people may have died from her, but they can't prove

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it all for sure. Well, they finally had to put

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Mary away. They locked her up and quarantined her for

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thirty years. Yeah, she was locked up by herself until

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she died at sixty nine years old in nineteen thirty eight. No,

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not from typhoid. I told her she never got it.

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She died from a stroke. Actor Mickey Rooney. He was

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born in New York City in nineteen twenty. Started acting

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at three years old. He was in his prime when

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it was being fifteen and twenty five. That ten years,

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he made forty three movies, and when he was nineteen

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he was actually the first team in an Ajor nominated

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for an Oscar.

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Yeah.

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Acted for ninety years, made almost three hundred movies. Now,

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Mickey's leading good man looks and his strapping five foot

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two frame made him a favorite of the ladies. He

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was married eight times. Now he was married to his

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eighth wife for thirty four years.

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Now.

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He had nine kids scattered out between all them Wies.

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Mickey died from natural causes in twenty fourteen at ninety

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three years old.

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Old Old treat, Miss old mean, should have means over

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the same.

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I can't skim me you show.

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After old ninety two?

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Don't you about magn no more?

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The road Jack.

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Tells you about Magne.

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Ray Charles He was born in Albany, Georgia, in nineteen

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thirty and by the time he was seventy was completely blind. Yeah,

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they think he had glaucoma, so they sent him to

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a school for the blind. He had fourteen He left

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the school. He went out and played piano for four

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dollars a night in the clubs. From nineteen fifty eight

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to nineteen ninety, Ray charted eighty songs. Now, that's only

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behind Elvis Is one hundred and eight and James Brown's

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one hundred and one. They only charted more during that

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time than Ray did. Some of his hits. I hit

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the road, Jack George on my mind what I said now?

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Ray said he lost his virginity at twelve years old.

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He didn't see it coming. That was bad. Now he

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must have really liked it though. He ended up having

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twelve kids from nine different women. Ray died in two

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thousand and four at seventy three years old from liver failure.

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The girls that is Julio Iglesias. He's eighty two. He

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was born in Madrid, Spain, in nineteen forty three. He

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has a best selling Latin artist of all time solo,

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running fifty million records fourteen different languages.

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Now.

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He started out as a professional soccer player. Yeah, he

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was a goalie. He did okay, but after four years

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he quit soccer and started performing full time. Performed over

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five thousand concerts in front of sixty million people on

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five different continents.

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He was married to his first wife for eight years

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and they had three kids, Julia Sr. And Julio, Julio

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Junior and Enrique two of those three. Then he married

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his second wife in twenty ten and they have five kids.

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Grena lady, lovely lady, slowly he towards the sun, Green

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eyed Lady, Ocean Lady, Smoothie Illy raging waves.

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That cones only two percent of all the women in

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the world to have green eyes. That was Jerry Corbetta.

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He was singing for the band Sugarloaf. Jerry was born

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in Denver, Colerade on nineteen forty seven. Help form Sugar

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Loaf in nineteen sixty eight. Their original name was Chocolate Hair.

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Some good call on changing that. They had a green

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eyed lady. Don't call it. That's what I'll call you.

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Tongue in cheek broke up in nineteen seventy eighth and

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Jerry he went with Frankie Valley in the four seasons.

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You know they called him the fifth season. He had

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one son. Jerry died from Pick's disease in twenty ten

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and sixty eight years old. It's a type of dementia,

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kind of like Alzheimer's.

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The world.

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Alter, not just the Mott start up, never.

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Modest the money.

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That's Bruce Springstay and he's seventy six today. He's born

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a Long Branch, New Jersey in nineteen forty nine, sold

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over one hundred and fifty million records. He married his

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second wife, Patty in nineteen ninety one and they have

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two sons and one daughter. It's better with a bell.

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As sed base saw soprano from the Mets to Dixie

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singing maybe swinging, but Baby, it's better with a van.

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That was Tony Award winning actor Jason Alexander. He was

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born in Newark, New Jersey, in nineteen fifty nine sixty six.

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Today now he's best known over by George cos stands

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On Seinfeld That is nominated for an Emmy seven years

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in a row for it, but he never did win.

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But George, which is kind of a loser now. Jason,

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his biggest love is Broadway. He loves doing live theater.

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A couple of movies. It was in We're a Pretty

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Woman in Shallow Howe. Jason married nineteen eighty two and

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they have two sons. After Anthony Mackay's forty seven. He

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was born in New Orleans in nineteen seventy eight. He

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played Tupac in the movie Notorious, and he's in The

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Million Dollar Baby, The hurt Locker. Now you play Sam Wilson. Sam,

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he was the Falcon in six movies and now Sam

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is the Captain America in the last two. Anthony. He

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married once and they has four sons from it all right,

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how bad it is, you can make it. Oh, thank

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has there, Diana corkorand song a little bit crazy. You

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guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.

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the dark sky?

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You ask me to do anything by.

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Me. We got a little bit crazy, ho.

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We gonna let it fly.

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We'll live it up, Helve.

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That's why I love me like thatzy, why.

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We won't do love mell the worlds being dand we'll

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stand still just because we can.

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Nobody on the understand me.

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We're gonna let it.

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Lie, let me live it up, hell By, And that's

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I love it like that, Azy