December 1, 2025 • 15 mins
National eat a red apple day. Entertainment from 1997. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, 1st issue of Playboy magazine published, 1st US Navy officer executed for mutiny. Todays birthdays - Madame Tussaud, David Doyle, Lou Rawls, Billy Paul, Richard Pryor, Charlene Tilton, Bette Midler, Tyler Joseph. Nellie Fox died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Aplle round Apple red - Sing along for children
Candle in the wind 1997 version - Elton John
Love gets me everytime - Shania Twain
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
You'll nver find another love like mine - Lou Rawls
Me & Mrs. Jones - Billy Paul
Wind beneath my wings - Bette Midler
Stessed out - Twenty one pilots
Exit - Dip me in beer and throw me to the drunk chicks - Jeff Griffith https://www.jeffgriffith.net/
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Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Aplle round Apple red - Sing along for children
Candle in the wind 1997 version - Elton John
Love gets me everytime - Shania Twain
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
You'll nver find another love like mine - Lou Rawls
Me & Mrs. Jones - Billy Paul
Wind beneath my wings - Bette Midler
Stessed out - Twenty one pilots
Exit - Dip me in beer and throw me to the drunk chicks - Jeff Griffith https://www.jeffgriffith.net/
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Speaker 1 (00:19):
Well, welcome to history and factoids about today. I am Jeff.
Today's December. The first animal.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
Round amimble, red apple, juicy apple, sweet apple apple, I
love you, hal sweet, I love to eat.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Today is National Eater Red Apple Day. Yeah, that seems
a little out of the season.
Speaker 3 (00:49):
You know.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Green apples are actually a little healthier than red apples.
Red apples. They taste better though, now the old saying
an apple a day will keep the doctor away. It's
your elves. They're eye and fiber, magnesium, potassium, Vita McKay.
They have cholesterol learning benefits. So what have you do
enjoying apple today? I probably wouldn't put in a pyrup
pastry though. All right, this is going on in entertainment
nine December. First, let's back to nineteen ninety seven. Number
(01:11):
one album was Higher Ground by Barbara Streysan Elton John
had the number one song with Candle in the Wind,
the nineteen ninety seven version Goodbye the Truths.
Speaker 4 (01:22):
May you ever grow in a hot You are the
grest place to seven.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
We'll lives would turn apart.
Speaker 4 (01:33):
You called out to our country, and you whispered to
those in pain.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
Now you belong to heaven. Shania Twain had the number
one country song with Love Gets Me every Time.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
Have No One. Stagan single Wasn't Didn't leave a stead
of Man.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I had it coming until I had discovered the.
Speaker 4 (02:06):
Tall Don Gunn.
Speaker 3 (02:07):
And did it.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
The number one book was The Ghost by Danielle Steele.
The top movie was Flubber. Now Robin Williams, He's an
absence signed to Professor. His fiancee is Marsha gay Harden.
Now Robin accidentally invents Flubber. So now Christopher McDonald, he
wants to steal Marsha and the secrets to Flubber. All right,
what happened on to some of the first eighteen forty
two Phillip Spencer, Now he was a spoiled rich brat.
(02:33):
His dad was the United States Secretary of War. So
to try and settle Philip down, they put him in
the Navy as an officer. They first put him on
the ship to North Carolina, so twice he got drunk
and assaulted another officer, so they transferred him over to
the John Adams. Then on Shortlean he got in a
big drunken brawl and beat up a British officer, So
then they transferred him over to the USS Summers. Now
(02:53):
they didn't tell that captain of the Summers. Yeah, they
didn't tell who his dad was. So then Philip and
two of his other sailors, of course, they got drunk,
and then they came up with a plan to take
over the Summers and sail it as a pirate ship. Well,
the captain found out about it had all three men hung.
So nineteen year old Spencer, Philip Spencer, became the first
United States Naval officer ever executed for mutiny and the last. Yeah,
(03:15):
it's the only mutiny in US naval history, was that one.
Nineteen thirteen, for the first time in world history, Ford
they began using a moving assembly line to make their
Model t cars. Now it reduced the time to make
one car from twelve hours to two and a half hours.
Over the next year and a half, they got it
down to about ninety three minutes for every Model TA.
So they wondered, how long does it take to make
(03:35):
a car today, Well, between seventeen and thirty one hours.
Also in nineteen thirteen in Pittsburgh, the first drive up
gas station opened up, I guess to service all those
Model tastes. Now it was specific to sell fuel and
other automobile products. Gas twenty seven cents a gallon, so
today that'd be six dollars and fifty cents a gallon.
So I want to win with gas the cheapest nineteen thirties, Yeah,
(03:57):
gasoline cost ten cents, well, little under ten cents of
Gallon nineteen forty one, Japan's Emperor Herihido he signed a
declaration of war on the United States. I didn't tell
the United States still after Pearl Harbor though, so one
year later to the day, in nineteen forty two, the
United States but gas and tire rationing into effect. Because
of the war Japan, they had taken over most of
the countries that produced rubber. So if you had more
(04:19):
than five tires in the United States government, they would
confiscate the extra tires. Then once you proved that you
only had five tires, then you can get a gas card. Now,
regular people, you can only get three gallons of gas
a week. Now, if you worked for the defense industry,
you can get eight gallons of gas. If you were
a trucker, a doctor, policeman, and clergy something essential workers, yeah,
you could drive all you wanted. Nineteen fifty three, the
(04:40):
first issue a Playboy magazine was published first Sintler Centerfold Maryland,
Monroe now Maryland. She did not pose nude for those
pictures in Playboy. Nope, she posed nude for those pictures
four years earlier for a photographer who offered a fifty
bucks so she could make her her car payment. He
got his money back. In Montgomery, Alabama, in nineteen fifty five,
Rosa Parks she was arrested for her not giving up
(05:02):
her seat on a public bus to a white passenger.
Rosa she was seated in the black section of the bus,
but the white section filled up, so Rosa and the
other black riders they were told to move farther back
on the bus. The other black riders actually did. Rosa
she didn't. She stayed were put. She said she's had enough.
Now that rest of Rosa. It led to the year
long Montgomery bus boycott. Now that boycott, it led to
(05:23):
the Supreme Court decision that ruled that bus segregation was unconstitutional.
Added Rosa get out of jail while civil rights leader
Eating Nixon and two of us white friends. Yeah, they
posted Roses one hundred dollars bail, about twelve hundred dollars
today in twenty sixteen, the UN or the United Nations,
they admitted that it was their peacekeepers that were responsible
(05:44):
for the Collar of epidemic in eighty back in twenty ten. Yeah,
that collar epidemic killed over thirty thousand nations. Now in
on our I guess it was in honor of Red
Apple Day in twenty nineteen. I knew Red Apple came
out that they created called the Cosmic Crisp went out
to sell today. We just had one of those not
too long. Ag they're actually pretty good. Okay, we'll talk
about COVID nineteen. So what they think was the first
(06:06):
patient to get COVID nineteen He got sick today in Wahoon, China.
He was a fifty five year old man in the
first one to show symptoms woman twenty twenty four. Just
last year, President Joe Biden Barton, his son Hunter.
Speaker 3 (06:19):
Joked, joked, joke, charge dish shibirf days.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
He left this shibirthday. We want simple potage like this
shibirth day.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
You you don't give birthday.
Speaker 1 (06:33):
Okay. He was born on December the first. Well, she's
famous as Madiam Tussard, but Murray Tussar. She was born
in Strasburg, France in seventeen sixty one, now when she
has six years old. In Paris, she started working as
an apprentice for a well known wax model maker. By
the time she was seventeen, she was the top wax
sculptor in Paris. She was rich and during the French
(06:54):
Revolution she was sentenced to death for hanging out with
the other French royalty people. At the very last minut though,
they gave her a stay of guest or state of
execution right before she got guillotine. They decided they wanted
to use her talent, so they did well. They made
her make wax deaths masks of all the people they
were guillotating, oh even Marie Antoinette. Now, after the Revolution Tassars,
(07:16):
she went to London. She opened up Madame Tussard's Wax
Museum in eighteen thirty five. Now her wax sculptures they
instant became world famous. She had married back in seventeen
ninety five and they had three kids. She died in
her sleep in eighteen fifty and eighty eight years old.
Today Madam or Madam Tusar's wax Museum. Yeah, they're all
over the world. Excellent. Now those life size wax figures,
(07:37):
they're actually scolped to two percent bigger than the actual person.
That makes up for the shrinkage of the wax win
At cools and hardens. Actor David Doyle. He was born
in Lincoln, Nebraska in nineteen twenty nine. Best known for TV,
he played Bosley on Charlie's Angels. Him and Jacqueline Smith
were the only two that were in every episode. Now
after Charlie's Angels, Doyle, He've always Grandpa Pickles in the Rugrats.
(07:58):
The biggest movie was Capricorn one. He had a daughter
from his first wife, married his second wife nineteen sixty nine.
He died from a heart attack in nineteen ninety seven,
sixty seven years old.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
No matter year.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
About it would be so cool to talk like Lou
rawls a deep, very tone. Boys. Lou is born in
(08:35):
Chicago nineteen thirty three. So there were forty million records.
Some of our love is hurting thing? You good? Are
your good things about to end? Lady love, You'll never
find another love like mine. He had three children from
his first wife. Married his third wife in two thousand
and four and they had a son. Yeah, he was
seventy one, but it's okay. She was only thirty four now.
Lou died from lung and brain cancer in two thousand
(08:56):
and six at seventy two years old. LOUI He actually
started out singing backup for Sam Cook. Yeah, they went
to high school together holding.
Speaker 3 (09:09):
Why would you stop to play Missus Joe, Missus Jones,
Missus Jones.
Speaker 1 (09:24):
That was Billy Paul. He was born in Philadelphia in
nineteen thirty four. Billy started releasing songs in nineteen fifty two.
Then he did a short stint in the army, came
back and picked up right where you left off. Some
of his big as hits are thanks for saving my life,
Let's make a baby, Let's clean up the ghetto, Me
and Missus Jones. That was the biggest one. Billy married
nineteen sixty seven and they had two children. He died
(09:44):
in twenty sixteen from paintcreatic cancer, eighty one years old.
Richard Pryor He was born in Pure, Illinois in nineteen
forty One of the greatest stand up comedians of all
time at Richard He was born in a brothel now.
The brothel was run by his grandmother. His mom was
a prostitute and his dad was a pimp. His grandmother
ended up raising Richard. Now, he did a couple of
(10:05):
years in the army. When he got out in nineteen
sixty three, he started doing stand up in New York City.
That didn't work out good at all. So in nineteen
sixty seven he said they ol with it. He just
started to using profanity in his act. He used the
F word, the N word, in any other word he
felt like using. Well, it worked. His career of skyrocketing,
released twenty comedy albums, seven concert movies within over forty films.
(10:25):
We did a bunch of Gene Wild, Theer's Silver Street
ex Stir Crazy, he see no Evil Here, No evil
that was on the toy Bust and Loose Brewsters, Million
and Richard. Okay, this is just an overview of Richard's life.
Richard he was married seven times to five women, and
then he had seven children from six women who weren't
all his wife. Now, after a lifetime of smoking, drinking
(10:46):
and doing dragons, Richard he died from a heart attack
two thousand and five, sixty five years old.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
You all win.
Speaker 1 (11:09):
The singer actress Bethe Miller is eighty years old. She's
born in Honolulu, in the Territory of Hawaii in nineteen
forty five. See Hawaii didn't become a state until nineteen
fifty nine. She says she grew up in the only
Jewish house in an all Asian neighborhood. Now, Bet she
was discovered when she's singing at the Continental Baths in
New York City. Yeah, it was a gay bathhouse, so
(11:31):
they knew talent. Some of her songs that are most
known are The Rose, win Beneath My Wings, Do You
Want to Dance? Boogie Woogie, Buckle Boy. She was Nominy
Froscars for the movies The Rose and then for The Boys.
She's won three Grammys and two Tonys.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
Bet.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
She married nineteen eighty four and they have a daughter.
Actress Charlette Tilton. She was born in San Diego nineteen
fifty eight. She's sixty seven, best known for playing Lucy
Ewing on the TV show Dallas. Her first TV rolls
on the sitcom Happy Days, her first movie She Had
a Small Heart, and Freaky Friday. Now she's twice divorced.
Her first husband is country singer Johnny Lee. They had
a daughter, to the Good No Names One, The Mom
(12:09):
say now what's stressed out?
Speaker 4 (12:17):
The good.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
When the mom must.
Speaker 4 (12:21):
Say, now, what's stressed out?
Speaker 1 (12:25):
The singer for the due twenty one Pilot says Tyler Joseph.
He's thirty seven, born in Columbus, Ohio, in nineteen eighty eight.
Now twenty one pilots. They started out as a four
piece band in two thousand and nine. Now it's just
Tyler and Josh Dunn name twenty one Pilots. It comes
from the play All My Sons. They've released eight albums
now they are the only artist in history to have
every song on two different albums. Go Gold, Stressed Out,
(12:48):
Ride Level Concern. That's some of their heads. Tyler he
married in twenty fifteen and they have two girls and
a boy. All right here Code of the Day. It's
gonna come from one of the greatest second basemen in
the baseball histories, Nellie Fox, died to day in nineteen
seventy five at forty seven years old. Nelli says, if
you're satisfied, you're gonna slip. You have to keep fighting
to improve. True. Well, thank you all for listening today.
(13:10):
Don't forget to follow us. And then you listen to
SOGN and check out today's show NEPs for all the
links and descriptions and all that good stuff our country
underground radio artists Today. It comes from Dave in Wyoming.
You knows there. Jeff Griffiths song, Dip me in beer
and throw me to the drunk chicks. You guys have
an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 4 (13:25):
Dude, git me in beer, throw me to the drum chicks.
What I need a temporary low fas a desperate man,
we do want it has to do.
Speaker 3 (13:39):
Me.
Speaker 1 (13:41):
Throw me to the drum Chicks so we'll live.
Speaker 4 (13:43):
Fall into a red knee, marsh Pier, I got a
new phone, cologne on it just for you. Only man
would do crazy things. It's been a long time, says
I had me in a flame a geng he knows
how to party.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
Dwn, I gotta get a lucky playing that love.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
The bottles as your fire strategy would do the job.
I'm gonna tell the bartender first thing when I'm getting tamn.
Throw me to the drum Chicks what I need. The
temporary love fix a desperate man, for nobody has to do.
Speaker 2 (14:29):
It.
Speaker 3 (14:30):
Me in.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
Throw me to the drum Chicks.
Speaker 4 (14:33):
Over the bar, into a Redden egg wash dip.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
I got a new phone, cologned.
Speaker 3 (14:39):
On it just for you.
Speaker 4 (14:44):
Now, I'm not what you call it dancing fool. One
of those guys that thinks and he's cool, says Row,
many things girls love to be. The Only way to
hedge my bench is try something no one's thought of yet.
(15:08):
So turn me upside down in the closest kig of beer,
Get me in, throw me.
Speaker 2 (15:17):
To the drunk chicks.
Speaker 4 (15:18):
Wing out of needs temporary love. It's a desperate mate
what no one a has to do
Well, welcome to history and factoids about today. I am Jeff.
Today's December. The first animal.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
Round amimble, red apple, juicy apple, sweet apple apple, I
love you, hal sweet, I love to eat.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Today is National Eater Red Apple Day. Yeah, that seems
a little out of the season.
Speaker 3 (00:49):
You know.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Green apples are actually a little healthier than red apples.
Red apples. They taste better though, now the old saying
an apple a day will keep the doctor away. It's
your elves. They're eye and fiber, magnesium, potassium, Vita McKay.
They have cholesterol learning benefits. So what have you do
enjoying apple today? I probably wouldn't put in a pyrup
pastry though. All right, this is going on in entertainment
nine December. First, let's back to nineteen ninety seven. Number
(01:11):
one album was Higher Ground by Barbara Streysan Elton John
had the number one song with Candle in the Wind,
the nineteen ninety seven version Goodbye the Truths.
Speaker 4 (01:22):
May you ever grow in a hot You are the
grest place to seven.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
We'll lives would turn apart.
Speaker 4 (01:33):
You called out to our country, and you whispered to
those in pain.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
Now you belong to heaven. Shania Twain had the number
one country song with Love Gets Me every Time.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
Have No One. Stagan single Wasn't Didn't leave a stead
of Man.
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I had it coming until I had discovered the.
Speaker 4 (02:06):
Tall Don Gunn.
Speaker 3 (02:07):
And did it.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
The number one book was The Ghost by Danielle Steele.
The top movie was Flubber. Now Robin Williams, He's an
absence signed to Professor. His fiancee is Marsha gay Harden.
Now Robin accidentally invents Flubber. So now Christopher McDonald, he
wants to steal Marsha and the secrets to Flubber. All right,
what happened on to some of the first eighteen forty
two Phillip Spencer, Now he was a spoiled rich brat.
(02:33):
His dad was the United States Secretary of War. So
to try and settle Philip down, they put him in
the Navy as an officer. They first put him on
the ship to North Carolina, so twice he got drunk
and assaulted another officer, so they transferred him over to
the John Adams. Then on Shortlean he got in a
big drunken brawl and beat up a British officer, So
then they transferred him over to the USS Summers. Now
(02:53):
they didn't tell that captain of the Summers. Yeah, they
didn't tell who his dad was. So then Philip and
two of his other sailors, of course, they got drunk,
and then they came up with a plan to take
over the Summers and sail it as a pirate ship. Well,
the captain found out about it had all three men hung.
So nineteen year old Spencer, Philip Spencer, became the first
United States Naval officer ever executed for mutiny and the last. Yeah,
(03:15):
it's the only mutiny in US naval history, was that one.
Nineteen thirteen, for the first time in world history, Ford
they began using a moving assembly line to make their
Model t cars. Now it reduced the time to make
one car from twelve hours to two and a half hours.
Over the next year and a half, they got it
down to about ninety three minutes for every Model TA.
So they wondered, how long does it take to make
(03:35):
a car today, Well, between seventeen and thirty one hours.
Also in nineteen thirteen in Pittsburgh, the first drive up
gas station opened up, I guess to service all those
Model tastes. Now it was specific to sell fuel and
other automobile products. Gas twenty seven cents a gallon, so
today that'd be six dollars and fifty cents a gallon.
So I want to win with gas the cheapest nineteen thirties, Yeah,
(03:57):
gasoline cost ten cents, well, little under ten cents of
Gallon nineteen forty one, Japan's Emperor Herihido he signed a
declaration of war on the United States. I didn't tell
the United States still after Pearl Harbor though, so one
year later to the day, in nineteen forty two, the
United States but gas and tire rationing into effect. Because
of the war Japan, they had taken over most of
the countries that produced rubber. So if you had more
(04:19):
than five tires in the United States government, they would
confiscate the extra tires. Then once you proved that you
only had five tires, then you can get a gas card. Now,
regular people, you can only get three gallons of gas
a week. Now, if you worked for the defense industry,
you can get eight gallons of gas. If you were
a trucker, a doctor, policeman, and clergy something essential workers, yeah,
you could drive all you wanted. Nineteen fifty three, the
(04:40):
first issue a Playboy magazine was published first Sintler Centerfold Maryland,
Monroe now Maryland. She did not pose nude for those
pictures in Playboy. Nope, she posed nude for those pictures
four years earlier for a photographer who offered a fifty
bucks so she could make her her car payment. He
got his money back. In Montgomery, Alabama, in nineteen fifty five,
Rosa Parks she was arrested for her not giving up
(05:02):
her seat on a public bus to a white passenger.
Rosa she was seated in the black section of the bus,
but the white section filled up, so Rosa and the
other black riders they were told to move farther back
on the bus. The other black riders actually did. Rosa
she didn't. She stayed were put. She said she's had enough.
Now that rest of Rosa. It led to the year
long Montgomery bus boycott. Now that boycott, it led to
(05:23):
the Supreme Court decision that ruled that bus segregation was unconstitutional.
Added Rosa get out of jail while civil rights leader
Eating Nixon and two of us white friends. Yeah, they
posted Roses one hundred dollars bail, about twelve hundred dollars
today in twenty sixteen, the UN or the United Nations,
they admitted that it was their peacekeepers that were responsible
(05:44):
for the Collar of epidemic in eighty back in twenty ten. Yeah,
that collar epidemic killed over thirty thousand nations. Now in
on our I guess it was in honor of Red
Apple Day in twenty nineteen. I knew Red Apple came
out that they created called the Cosmic Crisp went out
to sell today. We just had one of those not
too long. Ag they're actually pretty good. Okay, we'll talk
about COVID nineteen. So what they think was the first
(06:06):
patient to get COVID nineteen He got sick today in Wahoon, China.
He was a fifty five year old man in the
first one to show symptoms woman twenty twenty four. Just
last year, President Joe Biden Barton, his son Hunter.
Speaker 3 (06:19):
Joked, joked, joke, charge dish shibirf days.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
He left this shibirthday. We want simple potage like this
shibirth day.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
You you don't give birthday.
Speaker 1 (06:33):
Okay. He was born on December the first. Well, she's
famous as Madiam Tussard, but Murray Tussar. She was born
in Strasburg, France in seventeen sixty one, now when she
has six years old. In Paris, she started working as
an apprentice for a well known wax model maker. By
the time she was seventeen, she was the top wax
sculptor in Paris. She was rich and during the French
(06:54):
Revolution she was sentenced to death for hanging out with
the other French royalty people. At the very last minut though,
they gave her a stay of guest or state of
execution right before she got guillotine. They decided they wanted
to use her talent, so they did well. They made
her make wax deaths masks of all the people they
were guillotating, oh even Marie Antoinette. Now, after the Revolution Tassars,
(07:16):
she went to London. She opened up Madame Tussard's Wax
Museum in eighteen thirty five. Now her wax sculptures they
instant became world famous. She had married back in seventeen
ninety five and they had three kids. She died in
her sleep in eighteen fifty and eighty eight years old.
Today Madam or Madam Tusar's wax Museum. Yeah, they're all
over the world. Excellent. Now those life size wax figures,
(07:37):
they're actually scolped to two percent bigger than the actual person.
That makes up for the shrinkage of the wax win
At cools and hardens. Actor David Doyle. He was born
in Lincoln, Nebraska in nineteen twenty nine. Best known for TV,
he played Bosley on Charlie's Angels. Him and Jacqueline Smith
were the only two that were in every episode. Now
after Charlie's Angels, Doyle, He've always Grandpa Pickles in the Rugrats.
(07:58):
The biggest movie was Capricorn one. He had a daughter
from his first wife, married his second wife nineteen sixty nine.
He died from a heart attack in nineteen ninety seven,
sixty seven years old.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
No matter year.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
About it would be so cool to talk like Lou
rawls a deep, very tone. Boys. Lou is born in
(08:35):
Chicago nineteen thirty three. So there were forty million records.
Some of our love is hurting thing? You good? Are
your good things about to end? Lady love, You'll never
find another love like mine. He had three children from
his first wife. Married his third wife in two thousand
and four and they had a son. Yeah, he was
seventy one, but it's okay. She was only thirty four now.
Lou died from lung and brain cancer in two thousand
(08:56):
and six at seventy two years old. LOUI He actually
started out singing backup for Sam Cook. Yeah, they went
to high school together holding.
Speaker 3 (09:09):
Why would you stop to play Missus Joe, Missus Jones,
Missus Jones.
Speaker 1 (09:24):
That was Billy Paul. He was born in Philadelphia in
nineteen thirty four. Billy started releasing songs in nineteen fifty two.
Then he did a short stint in the army, came
back and picked up right where you left off. Some
of his big as hits are thanks for saving my life,
Let's make a baby, Let's clean up the ghetto, Me
and Missus Jones. That was the biggest one. Billy married
nineteen sixty seven and they had two children. He died
(09:44):
in twenty sixteen from paintcreatic cancer, eighty one years old.
Richard Pryor He was born in Pure, Illinois in nineteen
forty One of the greatest stand up comedians of all
time at Richard He was born in a brothel now.
The brothel was run by his grandmother. His mom was
a prostitute and his dad was a pimp. His grandmother
ended up raising Richard. Now, he did a couple of
(10:05):
years in the army. When he got out in nineteen
sixty three, he started doing stand up in New York City.
That didn't work out good at all. So in nineteen
sixty seven he said they ol with it. He just
started to using profanity in his act. He used the
F word, the N word, in any other word he
felt like using. Well, it worked. His career of skyrocketing,
released twenty comedy albums, seven concert movies within over forty films.
(10:25):
We did a bunch of Gene Wild, Theer's Silver Street
ex Stir Crazy, he see no Evil Here, No evil
that was on the toy Bust and Loose Brewsters, Million
and Richard. Okay, this is just an overview of Richard's life.
Richard he was married seven times to five women, and
then he had seven children from six women who weren't
all his wife. Now, after a lifetime of smoking, drinking
(10:46):
and doing dragons, Richard he died from a heart attack
two thousand and five, sixty five years old.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
You all win.
Speaker 1 (11:09):
The singer actress Bethe Miller is eighty years old. She's
born in Honolulu, in the Territory of Hawaii in nineteen
forty five. See Hawaii didn't become a state until nineteen
fifty nine. She says she grew up in the only
Jewish house in an all Asian neighborhood. Now, Bet she
was discovered when she's singing at the Continental Baths in
New York City. Yeah, it was a gay bathhouse, so
(11:31):
they knew talent. Some of her songs that are most
known are The Rose, win Beneath My Wings, Do You
Want to Dance? Boogie Woogie, Buckle Boy. She was Nominy
Froscars for the movies The Rose and then for The Boys.
She's won three Grammys and two Tonys.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
Bet.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
She married nineteen eighty four and they have a daughter.
Actress Charlette Tilton. She was born in San Diego nineteen
fifty eight. She's sixty seven, best known for playing Lucy
Ewing on the TV show Dallas. Her first TV rolls
on the sitcom Happy Days, her first movie She Had
a Small Heart, and Freaky Friday. Now she's twice divorced.
Her first husband is country singer Johnny Lee. They had
a daughter, to the Good No Names One, The Mom
(12:09):
say now what's stressed out?
Speaker 4 (12:17):
The good.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
When the mom must.
Speaker 4 (12:21):
Say, now, what's stressed out?
Speaker 1 (12:25):
The singer for the due twenty one Pilot says Tyler Joseph.
He's thirty seven, born in Columbus, Ohio, in nineteen eighty eight.
Now twenty one pilots. They started out as a four
piece band in two thousand and nine. Now it's just
Tyler and Josh Dunn name twenty one Pilots. It comes
from the play All My Sons. They've released eight albums
now they are the only artist in history to have
every song on two different albums. Go Gold, Stressed Out,
(12:48):
Ride Level Concern. That's some of their heads. Tyler he
married in twenty fifteen and they have two girls and
a boy. All right here Code of the Day. It's
gonna come from one of the greatest second basemen in
the baseball histories, Nellie Fox, died to day in nineteen
seventy five at forty seven years old. Nelli says, if
you're satisfied, you're gonna slip. You have to keep fighting
to improve. True. Well, thank you all for listening today.
(13:10):
Don't forget to follow us. And then you listen to
SOGN and check out today's show NEPs for all the
links and descriptions and all that good stuff our country
underground radio artists Today. It comes from Dave in Wyoming.
You knows there. Jeff Griffiths song, Dip me in beer
and throw me to the drunk chicks. You guys have
an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 4 (13:25):
Dude, git me in beer, throw me to the drum chicks.
What I need a temporary low fas a desperate man,
we do want it has to do.
Speaker 3 (13:39):
Me.
Speaker 1 (13:41):
Throw me to the drum Chicks so we'll live.
Speaker 4 (13:43):
Fall into a red knee, marsh Pier, I got a
new phone, cologne on it just for you. Only man
would do crazy things. It's been a long time, says
I had me in a flame a geng he knows
how to party.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
Dwn, I gotta get a lucky playing that love.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
The bottles as your fire strategy would do the job.
I'm gonna tell the bartender first thing when I'm getting tamn.
Throw me to the drum Chicks what I need. The
temporary love fix a desperate man, for nobody has to do.
Speaker 2 (14:29):
It.
Speaker 3 (14:30):
Me in.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
Throw me to the drum Chicks.
Speaker 4 (14:33):
Over the bar, into a Redden egg wash dip.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
I got a new phone, cologned.
Speaker 3 (14:39):
On it just for you.
Speaker 4 (14:44):
Now, I'm not what you call it dancing fool. One
of those guys that thinks and he's cool, says Row,
many things girls love to be. The Only way to
hedge my bench is try something no one's thought of yet.
(15:08):
So turn me upside down in the closest kig of beer,
Get me in, throw me.
Speaker 2 (15:17):
To the drunk chicks.
Speaker 4 (15:18):
Wing out of needs temporary love. It's a desperate mate
what no one a has to do
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