September 8, 2025 • 17 mins
National box wine day. Entertainment from 1985. Calfironia became 31st state, 9 month old named queen of Scotland, 1st cmputer bug fixed. Todays birthdays - Leo Tolstoy, Colonel Sanders, Cliff Robertson, Otis Redding, Doug Ingle, Hugh Grant, Adam Sandler, Eric Stonestreet, Henry Thomas, Michael Buble, Michelle Williams, Hunter Hayes. Burgess Merrideth died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Wine in a box - Zane Lamprey
St. Elmo's Fire Man in motion - John Parr
Modern day romance - The nitty gritty dirt band
Happry Birthday - The Beatles
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Sitting on the dock of the bay - Otis Redding
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida - Iron Butterfly
Sloppy Joe (lunch lady song) - Adam Sandler
Haven't met you yet - Michael Buble
Wanted - Hunter Hayes
Exit - Rolling on - Jason Sturgeon https://www.jasonsturgeonmusic.com/
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Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Wine in a box - Zane Lamprey
St. Elmo's Fire Man in motion - John Parr
Modern day romance - The nitty gritty dirt band
Happry Birthday - The Beatles
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Sitting on the dock of the bay - Otis Redding
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida - Iron Butterfly
Sloppy Joe (lunch lady song) - Adam Sandler
Haven't met you yet - Michael Buble
Wanted - Hunter Hayes
Exit - Rolling on - Jason Sturgeon https://www.jasonsturgeonmusic.com/
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Speaker 1 (00:19):
Hi everyone, I'm Jeff. Welcome to History and Factor. It's
about today day, September the ninth.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
Wine Scott it's so less end of all the beverages
that I know, what's by far deepreciest, but it's much
more affordable and even more affordable. So why is it
that everyone knocks wine.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
In a box? Today is International Boxwine Day. That means
a celebrated world wine. Now, box wine is started out
only with a cheap wine because of the cheap packaging.
But box wine it's come a long way now that's
considered not only le jit but is very popular with
wine lovers. The first box wine showed up nineteen sixty five.
Then in nineteen sixty seven that's when they put the
(01:05):
little plastic tap on the wine. Box box wines they
have an expiration date. Yes, box wine is for drinking. Yep,
it's not for aging. So where do you go the
cheap box wine or a premium box wine. Just enjoy
your wine out of a box today? All right, this
is going on entertainment on September ninth, let's back there.
Nineteen eighty five number one album was Brother Larns by
Dires Trades. John Parr had the number one song with
(01:27):
Saint Elmo's fire Man in Motion. The Nitty Gritty Dirt
(01:49):
Band had the number one country song with modern day romance.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
It's some modern day row Man.
Speaker 4 (01:58):
New Can.
Speaker 3 (02:02):
With no Time to Slow Day.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
In the Fast I Tried to Love. The number one
book was Lucky by Jackie Collins. Top movie was Back
to the Future. A seventeen year old high school kid.
He goes back thirty years into the past and the
time traveling DeLorean the only person who opened me it
(02:27):
back to his regular time. He has a guy Jim
from taxi starts Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd. All Right,
what happened on September the ninth, fifteen forty three Mary
Stewart she was made the Queen of Scotland. Yeah, it
was after her father had died, so she was married
to the Queen of Scotts. She was nine months old,
now unofficially she'd actually been queen for since she was
six days old. Now, the first twenty four years of
(02:49):
her reign it went really pretty good, but then it
fell apart pretty hard if you know anything about Scottish history.
Seventeen seventy six, their Congress, they officially named us the
United States of America. We were no longer the United
Colonies of America. Happy birthday California today. In eighteen fifty,
(03:25):
California became our thirty first state. California. It's Spanish. It
means hot furnace or mythical land. They were in Spanish.
Explorer Herneon Contaz he named California in the early fifteen niners.
He named it for the top selling book back in
Spain at the time. It was all about this beautiful
island paradise that was full of golden precious stones. Now
California's capital, Sacramento. Highest point is Mount Whitney at fourteen thousand,
(03:49):
five hundred and five feet. That's the highest point in
the continental in the United States. California also has the
lowest point in the continental in the United States, in
Death Valley, two hundred and eighty two feet below sea level.
It's actually called bad Water Basin. Now they're only on
hundred thirty miles apart. They actually have an endurance race,
so you can run from one if you want, or
you can just hike it. It takes about seven days.
California state trees are red wood in Sequoia land animal
(04:12):
is a grizzly bear. Marine animal is a gray white
or the grey whale. Bird is a California coil. Fish
is a golden trout. Flower is a California poppy. Reptile
is a desert tortoise. Insect is the dog faced butterfly.
California state sport surfing. Now, there are way too many
people who are born in California and even start listening,
So to make it easy, you just remember that basically
(04:34):
any person he's really kind of weird and off that,
you know, yeah, they're probably born in California kind of
sums up the Golden State. Then, well, at least along
the coast inside they get a little more. Yeah. Eighteen
sixty one, the Confederate Army they commissioned a nurse. Her
name is Sally Tompkins. They made her an army officer
the whole time. Yep, she was the only woman who
was ever an officer in the Confederate Army. A couple
(04:55):
of days ago, I told you about that French pilot
that did the first loop l loup. Yeah, that's basically
a barrel today. In nineteen or three, a Russian pilot,
Peter and Natau Nestratov. Yeah, he was the first person
to fly a loop. Well, when he landed his plane,
he was arrested and put into jail for ten years. Yeah,
they got him for a risking government property. That's good funny.
(05:15):
Nineteen forty seven Grace Hopper. She was a US naval
officer and a computer expert. She was able to diagnose
and fix the first ever computer bug. See what she
did is she took out some tweezers and she removed
a moth that had gotten into an electric relay inside
the computer. Then she taped it to her logbook. Yeah,
you can actually say it. Yeah, it's on display at
the Smithsonians in Washington, d C. But that is why
(05:37):
the computer glitz is called a bug. Nineteen fifty seven
United States President Eisenhower. He signed the Civil Rights Act
of nineteen fifty seven. Now it was the first civil
rights bill that had been passed since reconstruction after the
Civil War. Now it meant to show that the federal
government supported racial equality pretty much all the Republican bill
though the Democrats they didn't support it and even tried
(05:58):
to fill a buster it. Nineteen seventy two, in Kentucky,
they found out that their mammoth caves and their flint
caves they're actually connected, makes up the largest cave system
in the world. Four hundred and twenty miles. Way to go, Kentucky.
Speaker 4 (06:11):
Joke joke, joked, joke, shag dish shiver birth day gonna
he left this shiver birthday.
Speaker 3 (06:20):
We don't sit potage. He's like this shivebirth day. And
you know you don't.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
Give up birthday, all right. It was born on September
of the ninth. Author Leo Tolstoy's being in Russia in
nineteen twenty eight. He has regarded as one of the
greatest authors of all time. Well let's let the literary
snops think that. But instead, Yeah, now, don't go reading
that really long and really boring book. See, I'll tell
(06:45):
you all about it. All you need to know about
Warren Peace is that it takes place when Napoleon invaded
Russia in eighteen twelve, and then this chick Anna Kerneva. Yeah,
she has an affair with a Russian officer and they
have to flee to Italy. Yep, that's all you need
to know. Sums up fourteen hundred pages for you. Just
make I'm sure he acts a prize. When they said
that Tolstoy never won a Nobel Prize or anything like that. Yep,
they'll think he paid attention to college. Tolstoy, he was
(07:07):
married and then thirteen kids. He died from pneumonia in
nineteen ten, eighty two years old. Harlan Sanders is best
known as Colonel Sanders. He was born in Henryville, Indiana,
in eighteen ninety. Now colonel is not a military rank, Nope,
he got it from the Governor Kentucky as an award
for civilian service. Colonel Sanders sounds cool though now it
took him in a long time to come up as
eleven secret Herbs and spices. But see what really said
(07:30):
is chicken apart is that he would cook in a
pressure cooker. Yeah, normally took thirty five minutes in order
to fry chicken. Hey, you can do it a little
under half that for his true fast food. Now, the
first Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise restaurant opened up in nineteen
fifty two Salt Lake City, Utah. Now that original building
was destroyed in two thousand and four, but they built
the KFC right, don't the exact same spot before that,
(07:52):
he would basically just give his eleven herbs and sizes
and then the people would use it to cook their
own chicken. They paid in like five cents a chicken.
The colonel he was and he died from leukemia in
nineteen eighty at ninety years old. After Cliff Robertson, he
was born in San Diego nineteen twenty three. In the
movie pt. One oh nine, It's All about John F.
Kennedy's heroics and the Pacific during World War Two, Kennedy
(08:13):
had picked Robertson too playing Cliff. He did win an
oscar for the movie Charlie. Then he played Uncle Ben
in the first three Spider Man movies. Most of the
movies were pretty much warflicks. He had three daughters from
his first wife. He had a daughter from his second wife.
Cliff died of natural cause is twenty eleven at eighty
eight years old.
Speaker 4 (08:28):
And I'll watch him roll away game.
Speaker 3 (08:32):
Yay.
Speaker 4 (08:33):
I'm sitting on the docor day watching the time Way
spitting on the docal bay which time otis reading.
Speaker 1 (08:50):
He recorded sitting on the dock of the day two
days before he died, so obviously released after he died.
It's the first posthumously released song that every went and
up to number one. Otis He was born in Dawson, Georgia,
in nineteen forty one. He quit school at fifteen years old.
They'll support his family. He was in a Little Richard's
backup band. He entered talent shows. He sang with any
band would pay him. Finally he was able to release
(09:12):
his first album nineteen sixty four. Some Otis's big as
hits are Try a Little Tenderness, These arms are mine.
I've been loving you too long. Mister Pitiful married only
nineteen years old. Him and his wife had four children. Then,
in nineteen sixty seven, Otis was going to do a
concert at the University of Wisconsin Madison, is playing Crashing
Bad Weather outside of Madison. Yeah, I went into a leak.
(09:33):
He was twenty six years old. The lead singer and
(09:56):
organists for Iron Butterfly was Doug Ingle was bon in Oma,
Nebraska in nineteen forty five. He helped form Iron Butterfly.
In nineteen sixty six, he got a Davida that was
pretty much their biggest dead now Doug when he wrote
that song, he said he didn't mean for it to
be seventeen minutes long. But it is well except for
the radio version. Now they also had they had sol
experienced Easy Rider in the Times of Our Lives. They
(10:20):
broke up in nineteen seventy one. After they broke up,
Doug had to go back to Peyton Houses, did that
for seven years, got back into music, ended up retiring
from music in nineteen ninety nine. Doug he just died
last year, seventy eight years old. Actor Hugh Grant is
sixty five. He was born in hember Smith, England, in
nineteen sixty. Now he was well known over Britain. He
finally hit in the United States in the movie Four
Weddings in a Funeral, then nine months the Bridge Jones
(10:43):
movies About a Boy. Now, he really got famous when
he got caught with a hooker while he was dating
Elizabeth Hurley. But he manned up. He was a dude man.
He took ownership of it. Yeah he didn't shinky. I'm
sure he shrug it off for nothing. You know what.
His career was bigger after that than before. The scandal
just shows that if you take this possibility for your actions, yeah,
good things happen.
Speaker 4 (11:03):
Hugh.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
He had a daughter from a fling, and him and
that girl they got back together and then had a boy.
Then Hugh married another woman and they have three kids.
Speaker 4 (11:11):
Now all the angry fools just leave me alone and
we all live together. Read Hall and you slivey lovey,
shove her love he home a cob pitchfol shub shopping fool.
Speaker 1 (11:33):
I think us a better clip than that. Actor comedian
Adam Sandler's fifty nine. He's one of Brooklyn, New York
in nineteen sixty six, started out on Saturday Night Live
and then hit big in movies Billy Madison, Happy Gilmour,
The water Boy, Longest Yard, Grown Up Movies. Adam he
married in two thousand and three and they have two daughters. Adam,
he's out on tour right now. He knows his comedic
comedy actor. He plays all the songs and all that
(11:54):
kind of stuff. It goes all the way till November first,
when he does his last show for the year in
Las Vegas. Actor Eric Stone Straight. He was born in
Kansas City, Kansas, in nineteen seventy one, makes him fifty four.
He was playing a clown at children's birthday parties when
he was eleven years old. He's the most known, playing
Cam on the TV show Modern Family. Biggest Movies or
probably The Secret Life of Pets he played Duke and
(12:17):
those or Will He voiced Duke in those Not like
Modern Family, though Eric he is not gay, Nope, he
is actually engaged a female pediatric nurse. Do you remember
that little boy Elliot in the movie Et?
Speaker 4 (12:28):
You know?
Speaker 1 (12:28):
He's also fifty four years older than he was born
in San Antonio, Texas. Now his name is Henry Thomas
if you don't remember. Now, he's been in a lot
more movies than I realized. Yeah, some of them are
Firing the Sky Gangs in New York, Suicide Kings, the
Legends of the Fall. Henry had a daughter from a
second wife and married his third wife in two thousand
and nine and they have two kids.
Speaker 4 (13:00):
A much more than.
Speaker 3 (13:04):
I'm just haven't met.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
Jullion Michael Boubla. He's fifty. He's born in Burnaby, Canada,
in nineteen seventy five. Now he is the third biggest
selling Canadian singer of all time. He's behind Celine Diana
Shani Twin. He sold seventy five million records. Now he
has dual Shitisen Ship Huh, Canada and Italy now some
bouble hits, everything Lost Home, I haven't met you yet.
(13:29):
Now as a coach, he has won of the last
two seasons on the TV show The Voice. He married
in twenty eleven and they have two sons and two daughters.
Actress Michelle william She was born in nineteen eighty in
Kallus Bell, Montana. She's forty five now. She's done a
lot of small independent movies and everything. But on the
other hand, she's been nominated five times for Oscars, Broke Back, Mountain,
(13:50):
Blue Valentine, My Week with Maryland, Manchester by the Sea,
The Fableman's As. She was on the TV show Dotson's
Creek for six years. She had a daughter from Heath Ledger.
Then she had this real quick marriage. Then she married
her second husband in twenty twenty and they have three kids.
Speaker 3 (14:04):
Look everything that screen, Girl in you. It's more than
one and one man.
Speaker 4 (14:16):
Preside the math and the large. I gotta know you
all choose.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
That is country singer Hunter Hayes. He's thirty four, born
in Beatbridge, Louisiana, in nineteen ninety one. Now he can
play thirty instruments. He says and what they all say
that he can and he plays them professionally too. I
wanted somebody's heartbreak, I want crazy. Everybody's got somebody with me? Yep,
them are some Hunter Hayes songs. Now he's doing a
couple of shows this fall off. You go to try
(14:47):
and get to him now, girls, he's single if you're interested,
alright here the day. It comes from actor Burgess Meredith
remember him. He was the penguin on TV's Batman, and
he was Mickey and all those rocky movies. Burgess died
to day in nineteen ninety seven at eighty nine years old.
He said, life changes frequently and dramatically. You enjoy and
(15:07):
endure it as it comes and goes and ebbs and flows.
I guess he's a poet too. Well. Thank you all
for listening today. Don't free to follow us all you
listen to us on it comes He's at Coolmedia dot Com.
That's cool three y US country underground radio artists Today.
It comes from Glenda out there and the villages in Florida.
She was there. Jason Sturgeon song rolling on. You guys
have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (15:28):
I can steal swear, mascuing the remainder of how long
it is beer our church, bring the keys, I'm miss
him soon, nowsim Lou weeks now holding my pill time
(15:48):
and wondering, however letter goes.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
Because that sun, following out the day, one.
Speaker 3 (15:59):
Day comes to the other side.
Speaker 4 (16:02):
Down the road, I'm gone.
Speaker 2 (16:05):
Now rolling no, and my mom I don't go with,
do my best, getting these things.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
Upbout my chest.
Speaker 4 (16:15):
Down the road. I'm gone.
Speaker 3 (16:19):
Now, rolling no. Two times in nine miles from rememorus
all I've lived behind.
Speaker 1 (16:39):
It, the family of my still in my dream, I
got a.
Speaker 3 (16:47):
Few more miles, and of the people, a hart felt
song on a brand new stage, the mistress of my life.
Speaker 4 (16:56):
For so it scenes.
Speaker 3 (17:00):
Because when that sun falls, another day goes back, one
day closer to the other side.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
Now the road out gone, now rolling no.
Hi everyone, I'm Jeff. Welcome to History and Factor. It's
about today day, September the ninth.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
Wine Scott it's so less end of all the beverages
that I know, what's by far deepreciest, but it's much
more affordable and even more affordable. So why is it
that everyone knocks wine.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
In a box? Today is International Boxwine Day. That means
a celebrated world wine. Now, box wine is started out
only with a cheap wine because of the cheap packaging.
But box wine it's come a long way now that's
considered not only le jit but is very popular with
wine lovers. The first box wine showed up nineteen sixty five.
Then in nineteen sixty seven that's when they put the
(01:05):
little plastic tap on the wine. Box box wines they
have an expiration date. Yes, box wine is for drinking. Yep,
it's not for aging. So where do you go the
cheap box wine or a premium box wine. Just enjoy
your wine out of a box today? All right, this
is going on entertainment on September ninth, let's back there.
Nineteen eighty five number one album was Brother Larns by
Dires Trades. John Parr had the number one song with
(01:27):
Saint Elmo's fire Man in Motion. The Nitty Gritty Dirt
(01:49):
Band had the number one country song with modern day romance.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
It's some modern day row Man.
Speaker 4 (01:58):
New Can.
Speaker 3 (02:02):
With no Time to Slow Day.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
In the Fast I Tried to Love. The number one
book was Lucky by Jackie Collins. Top movie was Back
to the Future. A seventeen year old high school kid.
He goes back thirty years into the past and the
time traveling DeLorean the only person who opened me it
(02:27):
back to his regular time. He has a guy Jim
from taxi starts Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd. All Right,
what happened on September the ninth, fifteen forty three Mary
Stewart she was made the Queen of Scotland. Yeah, it
was after her father had died, so she was married
to the Queen of Scotts. She was nine months old,
now unofficially she'd actually been queen for since she was
six days old. Now, the first twenty four years of
(02:49):
her reign it went really pretty good, but then it
fell apart pretty hard if you know anything about Scottish history.
Seventeen seventy six, their Congress, they officially named us the
United States of America. We were no longer the United
Colonies of America. Happy birthday California today. In eighteen fifty,
(03:25):
California became our thirty first state. California. It's Spanish. It
means hot furnace or mythical land. They were in Spanish.
Explorer Herneon Contaz he named California in the early fifteen niners.
He named it for the top selling book back in
Spain at the time. It was all about this beautiful
island paradise that was full of golden precious stones. Now
California's capital, Sacramento. Highest point is Mount Whitney at fourteen thousand,
(03:49):
five hundred and five feet. That's the highest point in
the continental in the United States. California also has the
lowest point in the continental in the United States, in
Death Valley, two hundred and eighty two feet below sea level.
It's actually called bad Water Basin. Now they're only on
hundred thirty miles apart. They actually have an endurance race,
so you can run from one if you want, or
you can just hike it. It takes about seven days.
California state trees are red wood in Sequoia land animal
(04:12):
is a grizzly bear. Marine animal is a gray white
or the grey whale. Bird is a California coil. Fish
is a golden trout. Flower is a California poppy. Reptile
is a desert tortoise. Insect is the dog faced butterfly.
California state sport surfing. Now, there are way too many
people who are born in California and even start listening,
So to make it easy, you just remember that basically
(04:34):
any person he's really kind of weird and off that,
you know, yeah, they're probably born in California kind of
sums up the Golden State. Then, well, at least along
the coast inside they get a little more. Yeah. Eighteen
sixty one, the Confederate Army they commissioned a nurse. Her
name is Sally Tompkins. They made her an army officer
the whole time. Yep, she was the only woman who
was ever an officer in the Confederate Army. A couple
(04:55):
of days ago, I told you about that French pilot
that did the first loop l loup. Yeah, that's basically
a barrel today. In nineteen or three, a Russian pilot,
Peter and Natau Nestratov. Yeah, he was the first person
to fly a loop. Well, when he landed his plane,
he was arrested and put into jail for ten years. Yeah,
they got him for a risking government property. That's good funny.
(05:15):
Nineteen forty seven Grace Hopper. She was a US naval
officer and a computer expert. She was able to diagnose
and fix the first ever computer bug. See what she
did is she took out some tweezers and she removed
a moth that had gotten into an electric relay inside
the computer. Then she taped it to her logbook. Yeah,
you can actually say it. Yeah, it's on display at
the Smithsonians in Washington, d C. But that is why
(05:37):
the computer glitz is called a bug. Nineteen fifty seven
United States President Eisenhower. He signed the Civil Rights Act
of nineteen fifty seven. Now it was the first civil
rights bill that had been passed since reconstruction after the
Civil War. Now it meant to show that the federal
government supported racial equality pretty much all the Republican bill
though the Democrats they didn't support it and even tried
(05:58):
to fill a buster it. Nineteen seventy two, in Kentucky,
they found out that their mammoth caves and their flint
caves they're actually connected, makes up the largest cave system
in the world. Four hundred and twenty miles. Way to go, Kentucky.
Speaker 4 (06:11):
Joke joke, joked, joke, shag dish shiver birth day gonna
he left this shiver birthday.
Speaker 3 (06:20):
We don't sit potage. He's like this shivebirth day. And
you know you don't.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
Give up birthday, all right. It was born on September
of the ninth. Author Leo Tolstoy's being in Russia in
nineteen twenty eight. He has regarded as one of the
greatest authors of all time. Well let's let the literary
snops think that. But instead, Yeah, now, don't go reading
that really long and really boring book. See, I'll tell
(06:45):
you all about it. All you need to know about
Warren Peace is that it takes place when Napoleon invaded
Russia in eighteen twelve, and then this chick Anna Kerneva. Yeah,
she has an affair with a Russian officer and they
have to flee to Italy. Yep, that's all you need
to know. Sums up fourteen hundred pages for you. Just
make I'm sure he acts a prize. When they said
that Tolstoy never won a Nobel Prize or anything like that. Yep,
they'll think he paid attention to college. Tolstoy, he was
(07:07):
married and then thirteen kids. He died from pneumonia in
nineteen ten, eighty two years old. Harlan Sanders is best
known as Colonel Sanders. He was born in Henryville, Indiana,
in eighteen ninety. Now colonel is not a military rank, Nope,
he got it from the Governor Kentucky as an award
for civilian service. Colonel Sanders sounds cool though now it
took him in a long time to come up as
eleven secret Herbs and spices. But see what really said
(07:30):
is chicken apart is that he would cook in a
pressure cooker. Yeah, normally took thirty five minutes in order
to fry chicken. Hey, you can do it a little
under half that for his true fast food. Now, the
first Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise restaurant opened up in nineteen
fifty two Salt Lake City, Utah. Now that original building
was destroyed in two thousand and four, but they built
the KFC right, don't the exact same spot before that,
(07:52):
he would basically just give his eleven herbs and sizes
and then the people would use it to cook their
own chicken. They paid in like five cents a chicken.
The colonel he was and he died from leukemia in
nineteen eighty at ninety years old. After Cliff Robertson, he
was born in San Diego nineteen twenty three. In the
movie pt. One oh nine, It's All about John F.
Kennedy's heroics and the Pacific during World War Two, Kennedy
(08:13):
had picked Robertson too playing Cliff. He did win an
oscar for the movie Charlie. Then he played Uncle Ben
in the first three Spider Man movies. Most of the
movies were pretty much warflicks. He had three daughters from
his first wife. He had a daughter from his second wife.
Cliff died of natural cause is twenty eleven at eighty
eight years old.
Speaker 4 (08:28):
And I'll watch him roll away game.
Speaker 3 (08:32):
Yay.
Speaker 4 (08:33):
I'm sitting on the docor day watching the time Way
spitting on the docal bay which time otis reading.
Speaker 1 (08:50):
He recorded sitting on the dock of the day two
days before he died, so obviously released after he died.
It's the first posthumously released song that every went and
up to number one. Otis He was born in Dawson, Georgia,
in nineteen forty one. He quit school at fifteen years old.
They'll support his family. He was in a Little Richard's
backup band. He entered talent shows. He sang with any
band would pay him. Finally he was able to release
(09:12):
his first album nineteen sixty four. Some Otis's big as
hits are Try a Little Tenderness, These arms are mine.
I've been loving you too long. Mister Pitiful married only
nineteen years old. Him and his wife had four children. Then,
in nineteen sixty seven, Otis was going to do a
concert at the University of Wisconsin Madison, is playing Crashing
Bad Weather outside of Madison. Yeah, I went into a leak.
(09:33):
He was twenty six years old. The lead singer and
(09:56):
organists for Iron Butterfly was Doug Ingle was bon in Oma,
Nebraska in nineteen forty five. He helped form Iron Butterfly.
In nineteen sixty six, he got a Davida that was
pretty much their biggest dead now Doug when he wrote
that song, he said he didn't mean for it to
be seventeen minutes long. But it is well except for
the radio version. Now they also had they had sol
experienced Easy Rider in the Times of Our Lives. They
(10:20):
broke up in nineteen seventy one. After they broke up,
Doug had to go back to Peyton Houses, did that
for seven years, got back into music, ended up retiring
from music in nineteen ninety nine. Doug he just died
last year, seventy eight years old. Actor Hugh Grant is
sixty five. He was born in hember Smith, England, in
nineteen sixty. Now he was well known over Britain. He
finally hit in the United States in the movie Four
Weddings in a Funeral, then nine months the Bridge Jones
(10:43):
movies About a Boy. Now, he really got famous when
he got caught with a hooker while he was dating
Elizabeth Hurley. But he manned up. He was a dude man.
He took ownership of it. Yeah he didn't shinky. I'm
sure he shrug it off for nothing. You know what.
His career was bigger after that than before. The scandal
just shows that if you take this possibility for your actions, yeah,
good things happen.
Speaker 4 (11:03):
Hugh.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
He had a daughter from a fling, and him and
that girl they got back together and then had a boy.
Then Hugh married another woman and they have three kids.
Speaker 4 (11:11):
Now all the angry fools just leave me alone and
we all live together. Read Hall and you slivey lovey,
shove her love he home a cob pitchfol shub shopping fool.
Speaker 1 (11:33):
I think us a better clip than that. Actor comedian
Adam Sandler's fifty nine. He's one of Brooklyn, New York
in nineteen sixty six, started out on Saturday Night Live
and then hit big in movies Billy Madison, Happy Gilmour,
The water Boy, Longest Yard, Grown Up Movies. Adam he
married in two thousand and three and they have two daughters. Adam,
he's out on tour right now. He knows his comedic
comedy actor. He plays all the songs and all that
(11:54):
kind of stuff. It goes all the way till November first,
when he does his last show for the year in
Las Vegas. Actor Eric Stone Straight. He was born in
Kansas City, Kansas, in nineteen seventy one, makes him fifty four.
He was playing a clown at children's birthday parties when
he was eleven years old. He's the most known, playing
Cam on the TV show Modern Family. Biggest Movies or
probably The Secret Life of Pets he played Duke and
(12:17):
those or Will He voiced Duke in those Not like
Modern Family, though Eric he is not gay, Nope, he
is actually engaged a female pediatric nurse. Do you remember
that little boy Elliot in the movie Et?
Speaker 4 (12:28):
You know?
Speaker 1 (12:28):
He's also fifty four years older than he was born
in San Antonio, Texas. Now his name is Henry Thomas
if you don't remember. Now, he's been in a lot
more movies than I realized. Yeah, some of them are
Firing the Sky Gangs in New York, Suicide Kings, the
Legends of the Fall. Henry had a daughter from a
second wife and married his third wife in two thousand
and nine and they have two kids.
Speaker 4 (13:00):
A much more than.
Speaker 3 (13:04):
I'm just haven't met.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
Jullion Michael Boubla. He's fifty. He's born in Burnaby, Canada,
in nineteen seventy five. Now he is the third biggest
selling Canadian singer of all time. He's behind Celine Diana
Shani Twin. He sold seventy five million records. Now he
has dual Shitisen Ship Huh, Canada and Italy now some
bouble hits, everything Lost Home, I haven't met you yet.
(13:29):
Now as a coach, he has won of the last
two seasons on the TV show The Voice. He married
in twenty eleven and they have two sons and two daughters.
Actress Michelle william She was born in nineteen eighty in
Kallus Bell, Montana. She's forty five now. She's done a
lot of small independent movies and everything. But on the
other hand, she's been nominated five times for Oscars, Broke Back, Mountain,
(13:50):
Blue Valentine, My Week with Maryland, Manchester by the Sea,
The Fableman's As. She was on the TV show Dotson's
Creek for six years. She had a daughter from Heath Ledger.
Then she had this real quick marriage. Then she married
her second husband in twenty twenty and they have three kids.
Speaker 3 (14:04):
Look everything that screen, Girl in you. It's more than
one and one man.
Speaker 4 (14:16):
Preside the math and the large. I gotta know you
all choose.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
That is country singer Hunter Hayes. He's thirty four, born
in Beatbridge, Louisiana, in nineteen ninety one. Now he can
play thirty instruments. He says and what they all say
that he can and he plays them professionally too. I
wanted somebody's heartbreak, I want crazy. Everybody's got somebody with me? Yep,
them are some Hunter Hayes songs. Now he's doing a
couple of shows this fall off. You go to try
(14:47):
and get to him now, girls, he's single if you're interested,
alright here the day. It comes from actor Burgess Meredith
remember him. He was the penguin on TV's Batman, and
he was Mickey and all those rocky movies. Burgess died
to day in nineteen ninety seven at eighty nine years old.
He said, life changes frequently and dramatically. You enjoy and
(15:07):
endure it as it comes and goes and ebbs and flows.
I guess he's a poet too. Well. Thank you all
for listening today. Don't free to follow us all you
listen to us on it comes He's at Coolmedia dot Com.
That's cool three y US country underground radio artists Today.
It comes from Glenda out there and the villages in Florida.
She was there. Jason Sturgeon song rolling on. You guys
have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (15:28):
I can steal swear, mascuing the remainder of how long
it is beer our church, bring the keys, I'm miss
him soon, nowsim Lou weeks now holding my pill time
(15:48):
and wondering, however letter goes.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
Because that sun, following out the day, one.
Speaker 3 (15:59):
Day comes to the other side.
Speaker 4 (16:02):
Down the road, I'm gone.
Speaker 2 (16:05):
Now rolling no, and my mom I don't go with,
do my best, getting these things.
Speaker 1 (16:14):
Upbout my chest.
Speaker 4 (16:15):
Down the road. I'm gone.
Speaker 3 (16:19):
Now, rolling no. Two times in nine miles from rememorus
all I've lived behind.
Speaker 1 (16:39):
It, the family of my still in my dream, I
got a.
Speaker 3 (16:47):
Few more miles, and of the people, a hart felt
song on a brand new stage, the mistress of my life.
Speaker 4 (16:56):
For so it scenes.
Speaker 3 (17:00):
Because when that sun falls, another day goes back, one
day closer to the other side.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
Now the road out gone, now rolling no.
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