National apple dumplings day. International Country music day. Entertainment from 1976. Bacteria 1st discovered, 1st fatal airplane crash, Dead guy wins Democratic primary. Todays birthdays - Hank Williams, Roddy McDowall, Anne Bancroft, John Ritter, Rita Rudner, Kyle Chandler, Anastacia. Red Skelton died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Apple dumpling gang - Saul Bass
Whiskey Talkin - Donnie Lee
Do you wanna go out - Emily Locket
Thank you for cheatin on me - Dianna Corcoran
Running from a smile - Paul Vink
Shake your booty - KC & the Sunshine Band
I don't want to have to marry you - Jim Ed Brown Helen Cornelius
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Hey good lookin' - Hank Williams
Three's company TV theme song
I'm out of love - Anastacia
Exit - All the beer in Alabama - Shane Owens https://www.facebook.com/ShaneOwensCountry/
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Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Apple dumpling gang - Saul Bass
Whiskey Talkin - Donnie Lee
Do you wanna go out - Emily Locket
Thank you for cheatin on me - Dianna Corcoran
Running from a smile - Paul Vink
Shake your booty - KC & the Sunshine Band
I don't want to have to marry you - Jim Ed Brown Helen Cornelius
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Hey good lookin' - Hank Williams
Three's company TV theme song
I'm out of love - Anastacia
Exit - All the beer in Alabama - Shane Owens https://www.facebook.com/ShaneOwensCountry/
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Speaker 1 (00:19):
Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to history. In fact,
dud it's about today today, September the seventeenth legend. That
is the only song we could find that even mentions
(00:39):
apple dumplings. Today is National Apple Dumpling Day. A tasty
little dessert. They go back to the seventeen forties. They're
created up in the northeast, so New England. They're pretty
easy to make. You just peel and course some apple,
sprinkle alma, some cinnamon and sugar yep, wrap them in
little pastries and baked. Yeah, it tastes like little apple pies.
Today is also International Country Music Day. I know country music.
(01:05):
It is popular world wide. It is global and international.
It really wasn't until the nineteen nineties. That's when Garth
Brooks and Shania Twain and that whole crowd they got
the worldwide attention to it. It's more popular every year now.
As you've heard me talk about. We have an internet
radio station called Country Underground Radio. We play independent and
up and coming country radio country's artists. Now we don't
mention listeners though we have listeners from all over the world.
(01:28):
Every month we have over eighty countries that listen to
us now most popular in Europe and South America. Yeah,
we're really big in Brazil and don't know why, but
for some reason we're like the number one internet country
radio station over in Denmark. But we have listeners all
over Africa, Russia, China, and Japan, Australia. Yeah, pretty much
all over the world. So if you want to celebrate
international country music today, we're a good place. We also
(01:50):
play international artists though too. It's mostly American artists, but
we do play some. We actually played quite a few
country artists from Canada coming number.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
That was just a wispy told said wat suit back.
Speaker 3 (02:07):
Followed up, that's wrongly to this, we haven't played some
from England and you don't even know many.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
So Jay, he's I'm not gonna get blew up, not
fright down, still say it don't make a fun Marry
is down play quite a few country artists from Australia.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
No, two crazy things and I'm down care I'm the hul.
Speaker 1 (02:47):
Thank you, Ritchie, No me, we don't play a guy
from Ireland.
Speaker 4 (02:55):
Me frown the pond, Lody be too nice and you're
Afred I'm mustay.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Alright, this is going on entertainment on September seventeenth. It
was about nineteen seventy six. Number one album was Frampton
Comes a Live by Frieder Peter Frampton. Casey in the
Sunshine Band had the number one song was shake your Booty.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Shit.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
Jim ed Brown and Helen Cornels had. The number one
country song was I Don't want to have to marry you.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
I don't have to I have to say.
Speaker 1 (04:01):
TV three. The number one book was was Trinity by
leon Yuris. The top movie was The Front in nineteen
fifty three. A writer, he helps other entertainers who have
been blacklisted, stars Woody Allen, Zero, Maustrel and Hershey Bernardi.
(04:23):
All right, what happened on September the seventeenth, sixteen eighty three.
A Dutch scientist, his name is Antone van Leemanwook. He
made his own type microscope and he's looking at some
pond water and he saw these little animals in there,
so he called them animal kules. Now now we call
them bacteria now. The guy I had studied a lot
after today, he actually the one who figured out protozoa
(04:44):
and a whole bunch of other single cell organisms. Seventeen
eighty seven in Congress, they sent the Constitution of the
United States to the States. Yes, so they could be ratified,
and they take two years or come back to Congress
in seventeen eighty nine. Now I've told you about some
of the great things that he had Tubman had done
over the years. What all started today eighteen forty nine
in Maryland. Now, her and two of her brothers, they
(05:06):
actually escaped slavery nineteen oh eight, Orvile and Woverwright. They
were at the U. S. Army base in Fort Myers, Virginia. Now,
the Army was kind of interested on buying some of
them airplanes, so it was Orval's job. He had to
show the army how safe and practical the planes would
actually be. So he took twenty six year old Lieutenant
Thomas Selfridge on a test flight. Over two thousand people
(05:27):
had gathered to watch them. They owed and odd as
they flew over the parade grounds and everything. Then the
propeller broke off, so they were about one hundred and
fifty feet high, hit nose first rid into the ground.
Now they didn't have seat belts, so Orville and Thomas
they were both thrown from the plane. Thomas he hit
his head fractures a skull, and he died orvill He
had just spent a month and a half in a hospital,
had broken leg and hips and ribs and all kinds
(05:49):
of things like that. So Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge, he was
buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery. He has the
honor of being the first person ever killed in an
airplane crash. I guess it's kind of an honor. Now.
When the Army did the autopsy on Thomas, they realized
that had he not hit his head, he would have lived,
ye had None of his other injuries were life threatening.
So the army they did buy some planes from the
(06:11):
Wright brothers, but they made all their pilots for helmets.
Now do you remember, not too long ago I told
you about how Germany had invaded Poland from the west,
and that's basically what started World War One? Both today
in nineteen thirty nine, just a couple of weeks later,
Soviet Union they invaded Poland from the east. Now they
were not trying to help Poland out. No, the Soviets
wanted Eastern Poland, so they wanted to get it before
(06:32):
Germany got to it. On CBS, the TV State Network.
Nineteen sixty seven, both The Doors and The Who made
their first appearances on American TV. The Doors they went
on the Ed Sullivan Show. I think you might have
heard about that. That's what Jim Morrison. He sang a
song and he did not change the lyrics like he
said he was going to. So he was really evnsive
and they banned him from CBS after that. On the
(06:53):
smother Brothers Comedy Hour. You know, the Smothers Brothers were big.
They had their own TV show. Well, they had The
Who and The Who. They rocked out their song My Generation.
Then towards the end of the song, Who's drummer Keith
Moon blew up his drum kit, made Pete de Townsend
deafinite one ear now The Who. They were banned from CBS.
Also nineteen ninety two, in a primary Democratic election in
(07:14):
New York City, Ted wise one well Ted he had
died three days earlier.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
Joke doke coke cooke, joke joke show, dish Shivers Day.
Please don't pause, he left this shivery.
Speaker 4 (07:27):
We want simple cage, just Shivers Day.
Speaker 1 (07:30):
And you know we don't get Let's check out it's
born on September the seventeenth.
Speaker 3 (07:41):
Whatch how about cooking something me?
Speaker 2 (07:51):
Hay sweet baby?
Speaker 1 (07:58):
That was country legend. Henk william He was born in
Butler County, Alabama, in nineteen twenty three. Now he started
singing professionally at fifteen years old. Some of his classic
hits are I'm so lonely, I could cry, You're cheating
heart rambling man, there's a tear in my beer now, Hank,
he was born with spina biffida. Yeah, so he had
a lot of back pain in his whole life, so
he decided to self medicate. Well, he actually over self
(08:19):
medicated with alcohol, became a major alcoholic. The grand Ole Opry,
they wouldn't even let him play there anymore because it
was unpredictability. Now, he did get married in nineteen forty
four and they had their son, Hank Williams Junior. Then
they got divorced in nineteen fifty two. Then Hank had
a fun night and that caused him to have a daughter.
Was he was born five days after he died. So yeah,
(08:40):
New Year's Eve in nineteen fifty two, Hank, he had
a college student driving him up to Knton, Ohio, where
he's going to actually do a show. On New Year's Day,
so they had to drive all night in order to
get to the show. Well, that kid stopped for gas
and okill West Virginia. Yeah, he decided to check on
Hanko as asleep in the vaccine realized hank Yeah, he
died although all that alcohol, yeah, pretty much damaged his
(09:00):
heart killed him. Twenty nine years old after Riddy McDowell.
He was born on Herne Hill, England, in nineteen twenty eight.
Some of those movies you might know where the Longest Day,
the Greatest story ever told, The Poseidon Adventure Cliff bat Now,
he played Cornelius and all the original plan of the
eight s movies Roddy. He was a confirmed lifelong bachelor
(09:21):
and he was gay. Actress Anne Bacroft. She was born
in the Bronx, New York in nineteen thirty one. She
was a triple ground winner. She went to Tony Awards
and she went an oscar for the Miracle Worker and
she was a two time Emmy and Warn Wimmer Now
her most famous movie though, She played Missus Robinson in
The Graduate Now she was nominated for an Oscar for it,
but yeah, she lost to Catherine hepburnh She also voiced
(09:42):
the queen in the ants movies What's On There. Her
second husband was mil Brooks, that mel Brooks. They got
married in nineteen sixty four. They had one son. They
were married until Anne died in two thousand and five
at seventy three years old. She had uterine cancer.
Speaker 5 (09:54):
Common knock on our door. We've been waiting for you,
A person, person, I'm too.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
Actor John Ridder. He was born in Burbank, California, in
nineteen forty eight. His dad was a singing cowboy text Ridder.
Now John made a name for himself on the sitcom
Three's Company. After that, he voiced Clifford the Big Red Dog.
He was on Eight Simple Rules. Some of his movies
are Americathon, did those Problem Child Movies, Sling Blade, Brady
Chucky Now. He is married to his first wife for
(10:28):
twenty years when they divorced and they had three kids.
Married the second wife in nineteen ninety nine. They had
one kid two thousand and three. On the set Set
of Eight Simple Rules, John, he just dropped over dead. Yeah,
he had an unknown heart condition that he didn't know
anything about. It's five days before his fifty fifth birthday.
Comedian Rita Rudner's seventy two. She was born in Miami, Florida,
in nineteen fifty three. She started out as a Broadway
(10:50):
dancer the night most dancers. She went into stand up comedy.
She's been headlining out there in Las Vegas since two
thousand and one. I mean she does take breaks from
God into her So if you want to see her
and you don't have to go to Vegas, she'll probably
come to a comedy club near you now. She's written
five best selling books too, got married in nineteen eighty
eight and they have a daughter. After. Kyle Chandler sixty.
He's worn in Buffalo, New York in nineteen sixty five.
(11:12):
He first got known on the TV show Home Front,
but got really big, big known on the TV show
Friday Night Lights. Some of his movies are Pure Country, Zero,
Darc thirty, The Wolf of Wall Street. He's starting two
Godzilla movies, so that's cool. He's been married since nineteen
ninety five and they have two daughters. She just goes
(11:51):
by Anastasia. She's big enough. I guess she can go
by one name. She sold her fifty million records all
in Europe, Nope, in the United States. She hadn't sold
squad out nothing. And she's an American. She was born
in Chicago in nineteen sixty eight. Now she was born
Anastagia in Newkirk. She's fifty seven now. She still lives
here in the United States. She lives out in California.
Speaker 4 (12:11):
Now.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
Besides Europe, she's also really big in Australia. She won
their third season of the Mass Singer, so that's really big.
But yeah, she never has had to hit song in
the United States. Fifty million oh worldwide. None in the
United States. Now, they don't even really release her songs
here in the United States anymore because it's not worth
her time. I don't know, she's pretty and she can sing.
I guess we just don't want to listen to her.
She's actually on tour in the UK right now. So
(12:33):
when she's done, she'll come back to the United States.
She'll record an album, they'll ship it over to Europe
and then she'll go over there and to Europe to
sport it next year. She's a tough, tough lady. At thirteen,
she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. At thirty four, she
beat breast cancer at thirty nine, she beat breast cancer again.
So she's been happy and healthy for about eighteen years now.
She married one time for only three years. Alright here
(12:56):
quote of the day. It comes from comedian Red Skelton.
He died today in nineteen ninety seven and eighty four
years old. Med said, all men make mistakes, but married
men find out about them sooner. Well, thank you all
for listening today. Don't forget to follow us on you
listen to his son and check your show notes on
the bottom of the podcast today. That tells all the
links side of contact us. Don't tell who all those
(13:16):
international artists are that I played at the beginning of
the show too, that I didn't tell you what their
names were? All righty, our country underground radio artists today
in honor of international country music today, I get a pick,
So I'm gonna go with Shane Noan song All the
Beer in Alabama. You guys have an awesome day, and
I'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
She left light on. She was waiting up looking out
the window for my fu and when I walked in,
a gout under my skin when she asked what it
was her name all things she couldn't nail me for.
(13:58):
I lay, shrink them with the boy was a Jude
lady Paul using track of time than it. I forgot to.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
Call on for what hurts me most that she lost
me fall.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
I proved the foul we made when all the beer
and al family couldn't get me drunk enough to even
think twice fast someone else's love. I shouldn't blame her.
Speaker 6 (14:32):
It ain't her fucking I never found straight lines, and
then I could when I slipped on that ring a
middle list of things, I promised her ride quick.
Speaker 3 (14:49):
Out of me.
Speaker 2 (14:51):
She could have nailed me for him standing. I left
drinking with a post Jude lady Fall, losing track of time.
Speaker 5 (15:00):
Dang it.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
I forgot to.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
Call more.
Speaker 2 (15:04):
For what hurts me most is that she lost me.
He thought, I hope the bowels we made went off
in Alabama couldn't get me drunk enough even think twice
past someone else's lot. I said, I was sorry for
(15:38):
what I felt purpose, but she would loosen didn't want
to hear the truth. She couldn't nailed me for staying out,
left to drinking little moss up. He thought, you can
track of time. Damn it. I forgot to call on
Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to history. In fact,
dud it's about today today, September the seventeenth legend. That
is the only song we could find that even mentions
(00:39):
apple dumplings. Today is National Apple Dumpling Day. A tasty
little dessert. They go back to the seventeen forties. They're
created up in the northeast, so New England. They're pretty
easy to make. You just peel and course some apple,
sprinkle alma, some cinnamon and sugar yep, wrap them in
little pastries and baked. Yeah, it tastes like little apple pies.
Today is also International Country Music Day. I know country music.
(01:05):
It is popular world wide. It is global and international.
It really wasn't until the nineteen nineties. That's when Garth
Brooks and Shania Twain and that whole crowd they got
the worldwide attention to it. It's more popular every year now.
As you've heard me talk about. We have an internet
radio station called Country Underground Radio. We play independent and
up and coming country radio country's artists. Now we don't
mention listeners though we have listeners from all over the world.
(01:28):
Every month we have over eighty countries that listen to
us now most popular in Europe and South America. Yeah,
we're really big in Brazil and don't know why, but
for some reason we're like the number one internet country
radio station over in Denmark. But we have listeners all
over Africa, Russia, China, and Japan, Australia. Yeah, pretty much
all over the world. So if you want to celebrate
international country music today, we're a good place. We also
(01:50):
play international artists though too. It's mostly American artists, but
we do play some. We actually played quite a few
country artists from Canada coming number.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
That was just a wispy told said wat suit back.
Speaker 3 (02:07):
Followed up, that's wrongly to this, we haven't played some
from England and you don't even know many.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
So Jay, he's I'm not gonna get blew up, not
fright down, still say it don't make a fun Marry
is down play quite a few country artists from Australia.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
No, two crazy things and I'm down care I'm the hul.
Speaker 1 (02:47):
Thank you, Ritchie, No me, we don't play a guy
from Ireland.
Speaker 4 (02:55):
Me frown the pond, Lody be too nice and you're
Afred I'm mustay.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Alright, this is going on entertainment on September seventeenth. It
was about nineteen seventy six. Number one album was Frampton
Comes a Live by Frieder Peter Frampton. Casey in the
Sunshine Band had the number one song was shake your Booty.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Shit.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
Jim ed Brown and Helen Cornels had. The number one
country song was I Don't want to have to marry you.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
I don't have to I have to say.
Speaker 1 (04:01):
TV three. The number one book was was Trinity by
leon Yuris. The top movie was The Front in nineteen
fifty three. A writer, he helps other entertainers who have
been blacklisted, stars Woody Allen, Zero, Maustrel and Hershey Bernardi.
(04:23):
All right, what happened on September the seventeenth, sixteen eighty three.
A Dutch scientist, his name is Antone van Leemanwook. He
made his own type microscope and he's looking at some
pond water and he saw these little animals in there,
so he called them animal kules. Now now we call
them bacteria now. The guy I had studied a lot
after today, he actually the one who figured out protozoa
(04:44):
and a whole bunch of other single cell organisms. Seventeen
eighty seven in Congress, they sent the Constitution of the
United States to the States. Yes, so they could be ratified,
and they take two years or come back to Congress
in seventeen eighty nine. Now I've told you about some
of the great things that he had Tubman had done
over the years. What all started today eighteen forty nine
in Maryland. Now, her and two of her brothers, they
(05:06):
actually escaped slavery nineteen oh eight, Orvile and Woverwright. They
were at the U. S. Army base in Fort Myers, Virginia. Now,
the Army was kind of interested on buying some of
them airplanes, so it was Orval's job. He had to
show the army how safe and practical the planes would
actually be. So he took twenty six year old Lieutenant
Thomas Selfridge on a test flight. Over two thousand people
(05:27):
had gathered to watch them. They owed and odd as
they flew over the parade grounds and everything. Then the
propeller broke off, so they were about one hundred and
fifty feet high, hit nose first rid into the ground.
Now they didn't have seat belts, so Orville and Thomas
they were both thrown from the plane. Thomas he hit
his head fractures a skull, and he died orvill He
had just spent a month and a half in a hospital,
had broken leg and hips and ribs and all kinds
(05:49):
of things like that. So Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge, he was
buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery. He has the
honor of being the first person ever killed in an
airplane crash. I guess it's kind of an honor. Now.
When the Army did the autopsy on Thomas, they realized
that had he not hit his head, he would have lived,
ye had None of his other injuries were life threatening.
So the army they did buy some planes from the
(06:11):
Wright brothers, but they made all their pilots for helmets.
Now do you remember, not too long ago I told
you about how Germany had invaded Poland from the west,
and that's basically what started World War One? Both today
in nineteen thirty nine, just a couple of weeks later,
Soviet Union they invaded Poland from the east. Now they
were not trying to help Poland out. No, the Soviets
wanted Eastern Poland, so they wanted to get it before
(06:32):
Germany got to it. On CBS, the TV State Network.
Nineteen sixty seven, both The Doors and The Who made
their first appearances on American TV. The Doors they went
on the Ed Sullivan Show. I think you might have
heard about that. That's what Jim Morrison. He sang a
song and he did not change the lyrics like he
said he was going to. So he was really evnsive
and they banned him from CBS after that. On the
(06:53):
smother Brothers Comedy Hour. You know, the Smothers Brothers were big.
They had their own TV show. Well, they had The
Who and The Who. They rocked out their song My Generation.
Then towards the end of the song, Who's drummer Keith
Moon blew up his drum kit, made Pete de Townsend
deafinite one ear now The Who. They were banned from CBS.
Also nineteen ninety two, in a primary Democratic election in
(07:14):
New York City, Ted wise one well Ted he had
died three days earlier.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
Joke doke coke cooke, joke joke show, dish Shivers Day.
Please don't pause, he left this shivery.
Speaker 4 (07:27):
We want simple cage, just Shivers Day.
Speaker 1 (07:30):
And you know we don't get Let's check out it's
born on September the seventeenth.
Speaker 3 (07:41):
Whatch how about cooking something me?
Speaker 2 (07:51):
Hay sweet baby?
Speaker 1 (07:58):
That was country legend. Henk william He was born in
Butler County, Alabama, in nineteen twenty three. Now he started
singing professionally at fifteen years old. Some of his classic
hits are I'm so lonely, I could cry, You're cheating
heart rambling man, there's a tear in my beer now, Hank,
he was born with spina biffida. Yeah, so he had
a lot of back pain in his whole life, so
he decided to self medicate. Well, he actually over self
(08:19):
medicated with alcohol, became a major alcoholic. The grand Ole Opry,
they wouldn't even let him play there anymore because it
was unpredictability. Now, he did get married in nineteen forty
four and they had their son, Hank Williams Junior. Then
they got divorced in nineteen fifty two. Then Hank had
a fun night and that caused him to have a daughter.
Was he was born five days after he died. So yeah,
(08:40):
New Year's Eve in nineteen fifty two, Hank, he had
a college student driving him up to Knton, Ohio, where
he's going to actually do a show. On New Year's Day,
so they had to drive all night in order to
get to the show. Well, that kid stopped for gas
and okill West Virginia. Yeah, he decided to check on
Hanko as asleep in the vaccine realized hank Yeah, he
died although all that alcohol, yeah, pretty much damaged his
(09:00):
heart killed him. Twenty nine years old after Riddy McDowell.
He was born on Herne Hill, England, in nineteen twenty eight.
Some of those movies you might know where the Longest Day,
the Greatest story ever told, The Poseidon Adventure Cliff bat Now,
he played Cornelius and all the original plan of the
eight s movies Roddy. He was a confirmed lifelong bachelor
(09:21):
and he was gay. Actress Anne Bacroft. She was born
in the Bronx, New York in nineteen thirty one. She
was a triple ground winner. She went to Tony Awards
and she went an oscar for the Miracle Worker and
she was a two time Emmy and Warn Wimmer Now
her most famous movie though, She played Missus Robinson in
The Graduate Now she was nominated for an Oscar for it,
but yeah, she lost to Catherine hepburnh She also voiced
(09:42):
the queen in the ants movies What's On There. Her
second husband was mil Brooks, that mel Brooks. They got
married in nineteen sixty four. They had one son. They
were married until Anne died in two thousand and five
at seventy three years old. She had uterine cancer.
Speaker 5 (09:54):
Common knock on our door. We've been waiting for you,
A person, person, I'm too.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
Actor John Ridder. He was born in Burbank, California, in
nineteen forty eight. His dad was a singing cowboy text Ridder.
Now John made a name for himself on the sitcom
Three's Company. After that, he voiced Clifford the Big Red Dog.
He was on Eight Simple Rules. Some of his movies
are Americathon, did those Problem Child Movies, Sling Blade, Brady
Chucky Now. He is married to his first wife for
(10:28):
twenty years when they divorced and they had three kids.
Married the second wife in nineteen ninety nine. They had
one kid two thousand and three. On the set Set
of Eight Simple Rules, John, he just dropped over dead. Yeah,
he had an unknown heart condition that he didn't know
anything about. It's five days before his fifty fifth birthday.
Comedian Rita Rudner's seventy two. She was born in Miami, Florida,
in nineteen fifty three. She started out as a Broadway
(10:50):
dancer the night most dancers. She went into stand up comedy.
She's been headlining out there in Las Vegas since two
thousand and one. I mean she does take breaks from
God into her So if you want to see her
and you don't have to go to Vegas, she'll probably
come to a comedy club near you now. She's written
five best selling books too, got married in nineteen eighty
eight and they have a daughter. After. Kyle Chandler sixty.
He's worn in Buffalo, New York in nineteen sixty five.
(11:12):
He first got known on the TV show Home Front,
but got really big, big known on the TV show
Friday Night Lights. Some of his movies are Pure Country, Zero,
Darc thirty, The Wolf of Wall Street. He's starting two
Godzilla movies, so that's cool. He's been married since nineteen
ninety five and they have two daughters. She just goes
(11:51):
by Anastasia. She's big enough. I guess she can go
by one name. She sold her fifty million records all
in Europe, Nope, in the United States. She hadn't sold
squad out nothing. And she's an American. She was born
in Chicago in nineteen sixty eight. Now she was born
Anastagia in Newkirk. She's fifty seven now. She still lives
here in the United States. She lives out in California.
Speaker 4 (12:11):
Now.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
Besides Europe, she's also really big in Australia. She won
their third season of the Mass Singer, so that's really big.
But yeah, she never has had to hit song in
the United States. Fifty million oh worldwide. None in the
United States. Now, they don't even really release her songs
here in the United States anymore because it's not worth
her time. I don't know, she's pretty and she can sing.
I guess we just don't want to listen to her.
She's actually on tour in the UK right now. So
(12:33):
when she's done, she'll come back to the United States.
She'll record an album, they'll ship it over to Europe
and then she'll go over there and to Europe to
sport it next year. She's a tough, tough lady. At thirteen,
she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease. At thirty four, she
beat breast cancer at thirty nine, she beat breast cancer again.
So she's been happy and healthy for about eighteen years now.
She married one time for only three years. Alright here
(12:56):
quote of the day. It comes from comedian Red Skelton.
He died today in nineteen ninety seven and eighty four
years old. Med said, all men make mistakes, but married
men find out about them sooner. Well, thank you all
for listening today. Don't forget to follow us on you
listen to his son and check your show notes on
the bottom of the podcast today. That tells all the
links side of contact us. Don't tell who all those
(13:16):
international artists are that I played at the beginning of
the show too, that I didn't tell you what their
names were? All righty, our country underground radio artists today
in honor of international country music today, I get a pick,
So I'm gonna go with Shane Noan song All the
Beer in Alabama. You guys have an awesome day, and
I'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
She left light on. She was waiting up looking out
the window for my fu and when I walked in,
a gout under my skin when she asked what it
was her name all things she couldn't nail me for.
(13:58):
I lay, shrink them with the boy was a Jude
lady Paul using track of time than it. I forgot to.
Speaker 1 (14:05):
Call on for what hurts me most that she lost
me fall.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
I proved the foul we made when all the beer
and al family couldn't get me drunk enough to even
think twice fast someone else's love. I shouldn't blame her.
Speaker 6 (14:32):
It ain't her fucking I never found straight lines, and
then I could when I slipped on that ring a
middle list of things, I promised her ride quick.
Speaker 3 (14:49):
Out of me.
Speaker 2 (14:51):
She could have nailed me for him standing. I left
drinking with a post Jude lady Fall, losing track of time.
Speaker 5 (15:00):
Dang it.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
I forgot to.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
Call more.
Speaker 2 (15:04):
For what hurts me most is that she lost me.
He thought, I hope the bowels we made went off
in Alabama couldn't get me drunk enough even think twice
past someone else's lot. I said, I was sorry for
(15:38):
what I felt purpose, but she would loosen didn't want
to hear the truth. She couldn't nailed me for staying out,
left to drinking little moss up. He thought, you can
track of time. Damn it. I forgot to call on
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