Travis Billy Ross Outlaw Country Show
Episode 25: Dave Penic
(upbeat music) - I got the whiskey. - Let me have a drink here, whiskey. Gotta get out of here. (upbeat music) - My name's Ken and I clean Willie Nelson's under hole. (laughing) - Under hole? (upbeat music) - I know you don't agree, but I think he's the king of country. - Get the fuck out of here. (laughing) - Get out of my studio. (laughing) No, hell no. (upbeat music) - From the Ramona Radio Studios, it's the Travis Billy Ross Outlaw Country Show. (upbeat music) - All right, we're here. Happy Sunday. Thank you all for tuning in to Ramona Radio, the Travis Billy Ross Outlaw Country Show. I'm Travis Billy Ross. And with me as always, sweet curbs. - Hey, hey. - Hey, hey. And also with me running the sound like a mad man. Mr. Eric, go for it. - What's that happening? - Aye. - What's that? - Aye. - Eric, Eric bought himself a new instrument today. - No, you wanna do it? - Yeah, what is that thing called? - Do it. - What is it called? - It's called the didgeridoo. - A didgeridoo? - Yeah. - A brilliant thing. - Yeah, I remember last episode. - Yeah, yeah. - I was using like a PVC pipe. - Oh, yeah. - Yeah. - He's legitimate, folks. - All right, Cassey got me a real one. - You got it all tuned up. Let's hear it. - Yeah. - It's very finicky to tune, though. So he did a lot of work. - You gotta move the string across it. It's all about where the harmonic goes. All right, let's hear it. (upbeat music) - No, it's laughing. (upbeat music) - Wow, that's awesome. - Shrikey, mate. - Yes. - That sounds like I'm in Australia, so. - I know. - So I got a real like didgeridoo. - That is awesome. - There you go. - That's cute. - But going back to what I said last episode, somebody has to write a song so I can play. - Oh, dude, I'm on it. - So we're on, maybe we'll write one tonight. - If they make a new crowd of all Dundee, you got the theme song. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Ladies and gentlemen, we got a really cool guest with us today. - Mr. Dave Pennick from Riptide. - Thank you. - How are you, my friend? - I'm good, I'm good. Thanks for having me. - Welcome, welcome. - Thanks. - Yep, Dave Pennick and Julie, they play in a little duo called Riptide. They play all over Ramona. - San Diego. - And all over, yeah, Ramona, obviously, 'cause we're here, and it's Ramona Radio. But yeah, you guys play all over San Diego. What's some of your big shows that you guys have done? Like, what's the, what's the, what's the skinny? - Were you open for Metallica one? - Yeah. (laughing) - Don't you imagine that. I can see that. (laughing) Yeah. - So lead the arm wants us next week. I don't know. - That's crazy. - That's right. - Oh, we actually play most of the wineries, like up and down Highland Valley. We were doing that downtown San Diego, quite a bit for a while. - Do you now play up in like Temecula in that area with the win? - You know, we thought about pursuing that, but then it was a bit of a drive, so, and we're booked enough down here that we don't have to do that. - Yeah. - Julie just moved up here with her boyfriend, Peter. So now we're gonna start doing more stuff up here. - Oh yeah, I see him at Palma. He comes in with you. He's coming a couple of times for himself. - Yeah, yeah. So we're gonna do, you know, we're booked at Palma coming up par lounge on a couple of Saturdays, Ramona family naturals on a couple of a Sunday brunches and stuff like that. - Yeah, yeah. - So yeah, we're gonna be doing a little more stuff up here, a little more presence up here and stuff. - Thank you, man. - That's awesome. You guys are killer. - Thank you. Thanks. - How, I know this was off air, but Dave was telling us they've been a band or been a duo for about six years. - Yes, seven years come up. - What brought you guys together? How'd you guys meet and who brought that together? - So that was an interesting story. I was telling off air, we were talking about Ashley E Norton, who seems to bring the world together, right? So she's the great glue. But the same winery that I met Ashley at, I was in another duo and that person just had another baby and said, you know, I can't do this anymore. So I was down at that winery, hanging out one Saturday evening with a couple friends and Julie happened to be playing there that night with another and another duo. And that was the last night that she was gonna be playing with this guy 'cause he was gonna go off and do, I think he was, he did a lot of musical theater stuff in the pits. So he was going back to do that. And so she didn't have anybody to play with. So the owner of the winery said, hey, why don't you guys get together and we exchanged information, we met up a couple weeks later on like a Wednesday night when there was nobody at that winery. Yeah, just the owner was there and we're playing stuff. She's definitely more country influence and I'm more like pop and rock, although we both like the blend of music. So we just wanted to see how that would fit together. I mean, those of you that have heard her, she has a phenomenal voice, it's just an incredible voice. So that wasn't in question, 'cause I knew I was, 'cause I'd already seen her. But so we were playing a couple of songs and everything sounded good. The harmonies, they would never think, sounded blended really well. And then the last song we did, I just learned it for that evening was "Shallow". And the owner heard us play "Shallow" and he looks up and he goes, "Can you guys play in two weeks?" And I'm like, "Sure!" And then we've basically been together. The rest is history. So six years. Yup, yeah. Almost seven, almost seven. March of seven. Wow, exactly. So dude, where are you from? Like originally? So I was born in Indiana, but I pretty much was raised and grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona. Another Ashley Norton thing. We actually went to high school about three miles away from each other, but obviously different time periods 'cause she's younger than I am. (laughing) But it was like, oh, another thing we had in common. So I grew up there, I moved out here in the late '90s, I guess it was, mid '90s. - Here in San Diego, California? - Yeah, here's San Diego. Straight to San Diego, I was, I remember coming out here for when we were little kids going like the Sea World on vacations and stuff, and I used to give my dad a hard time going on, really, 'cause we went from Indiana to Arizona. And if you lived in Arizona or have been in Arizona, especially in the summers, it's brutal. But I used to give him a hard time going, "300 miles short of the coast, dad, really?" We stopped 300 miles short. - We could've just got a few more. - You could just fill up the tank and just go a little bit further, but no! - So first chance I got, I moved out here, and my whole family still lives over there. I'm the only one that lives out here. - So why from Indiana to Arizona was your dad in the military? - So my dad actually worked in the steel mills there. And he was, by trade though, he was a construction, did construction. So he would do that on the side, even in Indiana. Like he built our house there, and some of his family's homes and stuff like that. And Arizona was booming, obviously, back in the '70s. In the '80s and early '80s and stuff of construction. And he's like, I can either work the rest of my life in the steel mills, or, you know what I mean, I have this opportunity to come out and do that. So that's what he did. And he actually was really successful. He would end up building multi-million dollar homes in Arizona and everything else, and so. - Nice, man. - Yeah, I have a similar story to you about Indiana, Arizona, and being close to the coast. I grew up in Long Beach, and my mom and dad said one day, "We're gonna move to San Diego." And I was like, "Sweet, San Diego is gonna be "in sixth grade, amazing. "We're gonna live by the beach again, "Sandy, we moved to Poway." And then from Poway, we moved to Ramona, which I'm very grateful now at the time I was not so happy about it, but I absolutely love Poway and Ramona. But same feeling of, I mean, we're right there, really. This is what you picked, we're right there. - But when I did move from Arizona to San Diego, I did move right to the beach. I moved to PB, so the first two years I lived. You know, if you're gonna come from somewhere else, especially way inland or the desert like that, it'd be like, from there to Poway where I live now, it'd be like, "Okay, why'd you just move to Poway?" My little state in Arizona, right, so. So I lived there two years, and then slowly started making my way. - Inland. - Inland is portability. - Yeah, I lived in PB for about eight months, and I can, look at me, do I look like I could live in PB? (laughing) - You do not look like a PB local. - I did not fit in in PB at all. It was a fucking hilarious book. - You couldn't find the PB costumes. - Yeah, I was like eight o'clock at the hour. (laughing) - No, it was like eight months, and I was like, "No, this is for me." - And I moved to Miramesa after that. Lived there for a couple years, and then came here. Mona. - Good old Mona. - There you go. - We got all the locations out of the way now. - There you go. - There we go. Everybody's taking their geographic tour of the San Diego area. - That's right, yeah. - La Jala. (laughing) - La Jala. - La Jala. - I actually had a, I was flying with somebody the other day who moved to California just for the job, and he was from Florida or something like that. And he was, I go, and he lives in an RV, and so he was like, "Oh yeah, I gotta find a place." He goes, and I asked him, I says, "Will you find anything?" He goes, "Yeah, I found a place in El Cajun." (laughing) - El Cajun. - Dude. - First of all, let me help you out. - You literally just made the stereotype. I mean, it's like, you know, people say that, oh, they don't really say that, "Oh, yes, they do." Oh, yes, they do. - They really do. (laughing) - La Jala. - La Jala. - Be more aware when you listen to your maps on your phone now when you're like GPS. They say La Jala in El Cajun. They do not say the proper hurt. - They don't say power, they say po-way. - Po-way, po-way, po-way, po-way, that was always my favorite. - Come on. - I'm like, there's not even two Ls in there. (laughing) - I mean, even in the States, wick you up is wick you. - Yeah. - Oh man. - If they train these things traditional like elementary school language, po-way still doesn't work. But I don't even know where it came up with po-way. - Yeah, no, that'd be two Ls, po-way, something. (laughing) - Jacumba. - Jacumba. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Jamacha. - Jamacha. - It's got a J. - Oh yeah. - Ham-a-shah, the road, Ham-a-shah, the alcohol. - Jam-a-kah. - So you guys have been actually making music in the last couple of years though. Get back on subject, yeah? - Yeah, we're actually, we're in the studio with John Haas. - Yeah, after hours? - After hours. - John's incredible, I love working with John. - It was just on the show a couple of weeks ago. - Yeah, he makes everything look very easy in the studio for sure as well as he can... And he's an incredible musician as well. So yeah, we're finishing up an EP. We've got two songs that are playing on Ramona Radio right now. - Do you? - Summer nights and I think pouring rain. - I was gonna say, do I have to look it up right? - Yeah, no, no. (laughing) - And then maybe we're gonna actually give everyone a little. - I heard, there's some more about this. - Oh yeah, probably better. - We get to debut a song on the Travis Billy Ross album. - It's about time to play a song. So do you wanna do it now? Do you wanna wait? - Sure, if you want to leave out with that, that's cool. - Tell us about the song, what's the name of the song? - It's called "Live It While You Can." So it's a bit autobiographical. It's a little bit about Julie's history and past and stuff and some of it mine as well. Of just where we came from and then of course the chorus is "Live It While You Can." It's sort of self-explanatory. - It seems the moment. - Enjoy it. - I dig it, man. We'll do it last. - Well, I'm excited. The first time any of us have heard it. - All right, let's see. - And I gotta be honest with you, you emailed it to me this morning. - Yes. - And I hit the play button just to make sure it came through but I haven't even heard it. Like, I'm really, like this is this time. - Let's be honest with you, it's not the first time. You guys played it, I have heard it. You played it in "Pama" when you played, like, I did. When we did the songwriters in "The Round." That's right. - No, you played it when, was it at "The Round" or was it when it went? - It was around 'cause I haven't played it. I haven't played it. - Okay, 'cause I know I've heard it. Why don't you just said the name of it? - Yeah, I'm so bad about originals when we play live 'cause I know Ashley is always really good about mixing in all of her originals and stuff like that. And we'll finish a gig and I'm like, we didn't play one original tonight. (laughing) I don't know why. But I always say we should do one every set. - It's the reason why people make set lessons. - We just don't do it. - We don't make set lessons. - Ah, man, we got something in common. - We do not let our inspires you out. - 'Cause if you come down, there's like, when we put a list of all the songs that we wanna select from that night, which is usually like 150-ish songs, and then you can sort of read the crowd, right, as we go along. - Yeah, yeah. - But yeah, that's funny. - And of course, the originals are like the ones that are here on the side, and we don't ever look at those for some reason. We're looking at everybody else. (laughing) - Oh, you know what? They're having a good time. Let's play this song. Let's play this song. - That's a perfect time for celebrate. (laughing) - Well, let's play it. I'm excited. - Ladies and gentlemen, we're over here. Live it while you can. Bye, rip tide. - Oh, yeah. (upbeat music) ♪ I love Phoenix for the ocean and ♪ ♪ I have no idea what I do when I got there ♪ ♪ I needed something new, a change to clear my hand ♪ ♪ The time just seemed to come and go ♪ ♪ Slippin' through my hand, yeah ♪ ♪ At 17, I went to chase my hopes and dreams ♪ ♪ Found out the hard way things aren't always what they seem ♪ ♪ Big city lights are staging everything between ♪ ♪ It's been one crazy night but I wouldn't change a thing ♪ ♪ So hold on tight to every dream you've ever had ♪ ♪ You'll never know until you try ♪ ♪ Get it all you can ♪ ♪ You've got one life to live so live it while you can ♪ ♪ Sometimes the road will twist and turn you round again ♪ ♪ Just close your eyes and hold on tight to take my hand ♪ ♪ We only have this one life ♪ ♪ Live it while you can ♪ ♪ My friends and family how I miss them every day ♪ ♪ So here I am on the west coast now to stay ♪ ♪ All those memories I'll hold close in my heart ♪ ♪ And every choice along the way was like a guiding star ♪ ♪ Back home to my heart ♪ ♪ I woke up this morning to the smell of rain ♪ ♪ I took a long walk on a perfect cloudy day ♪ ♪ Talked to an old man but I never got his name ♪ ♪ He told me stories of his life that made my life change ♪ ♪ I said, hold on tight to every dream you've ever had ♪ ♪ You'll never know until you try ♪ ♪ Give it all you can ♪ ♪ You've got one life to live so live it while you can ♪ ♪ Sometimes the road will twist and turn you round again ♪ ♪ Just close your eyes and hold on tight to take my hand ♪ ♪ We only have this one life, live it while you can ♪ ♪ You've got one life to live so live it while you can ♪ ♪ Sometimes the road will twist and turn you round again ♪ ♪ Just close your eyes and hold on tight to take my hand ♪ ♪ We only have this one life, live it while you can ♪ ♪ Live it while you can ♪ ♪ Live it while you can ♪ ♪ Live it while you can ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ All listen to the children while they play ♪ ♪ There ain't any kind of funny what the children say ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ Daddy hates mommy, mommy hates dad ♪ ♪ Last night she should've heard the fact they had ♪ ♪ Painless is to another bad dream ♪ ♪ She hopes all of her with a terrible scream ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ All listen to the children while they play ♪ ♪ There ain't any kind of funny what the children say ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ (gentle guitar music) ♪ Cheat on your taxes, don't be a fool ♪ ♪ Now what was at the set about a gold in the room ♪ ♪ Never mind the rules, just play to win ♪ ♪ And hate your neighbor for the shade of his scheme ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ All listen to the children while they play ♪ ♪ There ain't any kind of funny what the children say ♪ ♪ Skip a roll ♪ ♪ Stab 'em in the back, that's the name of the game ♪ ♪ And mommy and daddy are who's to blame ♪ Skipper rope. Skipper rope. Just listen to your children while they play. It's really not very funny what the children say. Skipper rope. Skipper rope. Skipper rope. Skipper rope. Skipper rope. Skipper rope. Skipper rope. I could be holding you tonight. I could quit doing wrong. You start doing right. You don't care about what I think. Think I'll just stay here and blame you. At least you know the way I feel. Hey, take all the money in the bank. Think I'll just stay here and blame you. Hey, listen close and you can hear. I'd like you to buy a plane in my ear. Ain't no woman gonna change the way I think. I think I'll just stay here and blame you. Yes sir. [Music] [Music] Hey, hurting me now don't mean a thing. Since love ain't here don't feel pain. My mind ain't nothing but a total blame. I think I'll just stay here and blame you. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] We're gone. All right, you we're back. Congratulations on a killer song. Thank you. That was awesome. It gave us enough time to jump in the jacuzzi naked and get back out and dry off. Yeah, we're all done. All right, we're here. It's still warm. The breeze feels nice. Yeah, the breeze feels good now. What is this by the way? Is this Jack? It's a gentleman Jack. It's one of my favorite zippin whiskeys. What's your normal go-to type of beverage? You know I'm definitely a wine drinker. Zinn's probably my favorite varietal. Zinn's my go-to for that. But I'm an old-fashioned kind of... Oh, yeah. Gotcha. What's your go-to for bourbon for an old-fashioned? Oh, that's an angel's envy is good. Four roses is always good. The single barrel. Four roses. Have you ever had gentleman Jack before? Not straight. This is the first time I've had it straight. This is delicious. It's smooth. It's smooth. That's what we do, man. It's what we do here in these... We're a drinking show with a music problem. Yeah, Travis is a fanatic for being smooth. Kirby probably says otherwise. Thanks to Cassie, I'm too fisted here. I do say that. I've got my wine and I've got my Jack. I'm a happy boy. All right, so you know this is an outlaw country show, Dave? Country music? Yes. What's your influence for the country music? On the countryside of things, we're just kind of talking about this during musical break. So probably my favorite guitarist. Absolutely. This isn't even pop, rock, or country. Brad Paisley. Hand is down. Brad Paisley? I love Brad Paisley. I love his, not just his songs and his songwriting and his singing, but I don't know if you've ever seen him live. He's a phenomenal guitar player. He's very idea. Just phenomenal. What does he play? What kind of guitar? He plays a telly. Oh, a telly? He plays almost exclusively telly's, but... Okay. There's like a whale in Jennings kind of a... No, he shreds, dude. He's crazy. He is a great songwriter, too. Yeah. He's very clever in his writing. He is. He's got a bunch of cute songs like "Celebrity" is a great song. Well, I was going to say that's one of my favorite music videos because at the end, so the whole premise of the video is Brad Paisley's essentially auditioning for like American Idol, so it's like that kind of show. And William Shatner is one of the judges and he's like, "I liked the end." And then Brad Paisley goes, "Oh, like this like here above and then plays it?" And he's like, "No, the end." And he plays another one. He's like, "No, like when you stopped singing and the song finished." That was my favorite, like the end of the song. When you were done, it was my favorite. But that's funny, like he can make fun of himself and like... Yeah. I've actually never really listened to Brad Paisley. He's a bit more commercial country for sure. And that's fairly newer, right? No, he's been at least 20 years or so. Oh, he's been around forever. Yeah. Listen to him just read this shit, watch this. He gets some smoke on the water. He goes into this like rad guitar solo. Rolling Stones. Yeah. Yeah. He does these guitar solo things. And then he's like... Guns and Roses. Yeah. Oh, he did a whole thing for Hot for Teacher. He did a whole... And he played the entire song, not just part of it. They came out and they did... Was that part of it? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So here this is his business, Hot for Teacher shit, watch this. Oh, yeah. He's playing. Oh, yeah. I never played. I never knew that about that dude. I might have to look into him. He's one of those songs. He's one of those songs. He might have to play alcohol for the next set of songs. I love that song. I've actually heard that song. No, Brad, it reminds me of you, babe. It reminds me of you, babe. I do like... When I do solo stuff, which I don't do a lot of solo stuff, I'll just... I'll do solo at home, thank you. Yeah. But when I do the few that I do, I'll do a couple of Brad Paisley and I do ticks. Oh, yeah, yeah. I'll check you for ticks. I'll check you for ticks. I'll check you for ticks. Okay, I've heard that one. I know it was Brad Paisley. Yeah. That dang, I probably have heard all these people. You probably have. That's about water. That's another water. You've heard water. Yeah. He's just such a great songwriter, too. They're funny, relatable songs. So we have a song... I'm sorry. Oh, no, no, no. We have a song we're working on in the EP that's kind of a... It's definitely more of the country pop than the last song you heard. It was inspired during COVID 'cause everybody did a lot of drinking, obviously, right? We drank a lot. So it was alcohol. So there was... It was. It was. And there was one night, Julie said something. I'm like, "You make me want to drink." And so that's the name of the song. You make me want to drink. And it goes... Oh, I love it. But it's a whole play on words, right? You know, that kind of thing. Have you ever heard that Hank Williams Jr. song called "It Takes a Whole Lot of Liquor to Like Her?" Wow. And if you say that fast too many times, that can go wrong in a big hurry, can't it? It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. It's fucking hilarious. When I'm liquored up, I like her just fine. Damn. That is not a song I would have played when I've had like three or four 'cause I will completely butcher those lyrics, right? I keep saying pretty soon. It takes a lot of liquor to liquor. Yes, exactly. All I'd be doing is licking now. Yeah. I like that. This is very important. I do not know. I just lick her all the time. And I like it. We're licking. Lick it. Lick it. Lick it. You hit song from Dave Bennett. I just lick her. I just lick her. I just like to lick her. Top 40 if I've ever left. And then you can spell the liquor. L-I-Q-U-E-R. Sure. Lick her. Right. There we go. Travis, I think we need to work on a song. I think we're going to need a liquor license for that. I think we got a new song we got to work on. Oh my god. You know, the problem is I won't remember what this was. I'll be texting you going, "Hey, what was that song about licking her?" I know we're going to write a song together. What was it? I'm going to write it on my notepad here. Oh my god. I think you did something with that instrument, Eric, when you played that thing. Yeah. It was a little... I casted a spell. Casted a giggle. A liquor spell. A little spell. A giggle spell. Yeah, giggle spell. I feel like that makes the noise of like your summoning something or, you know, setting a mood. Yeah. It's a very... What kind of mood does it make you feel? I don't know. It's not ominous, but it's very like... I don't know. I feel like you should be playing it in front of like a little statue of some dude. Yes. Like we're being tribute. One of those six-handed figures. Yes. I'm looking around for crocodile Dundee to show. Yeah. What's his name? Paul. Paul Hogan. Paul Hogan, yeah. That's not a noise. That's a noise. That's a noise. That's a noise. That scene where he's in the bar and he grabs and he's like, "Oh, yep, no. That's not a girl." You know, one of these days, you two are going to be sitting there writing songs, and there's going to be this moment where you're going, a didgeridoo would be perfect right here. I'm going to need that. Right here. I'm going to need a didgeridoo. Call Eric or in the studio. We need a didgeridoo. And if you ever need me, I'm 50 cents a play. Okay. So you're going to order a piece. I think we can do it. You're going to get a text message at like three o'clock in the morning, hey, on a fucking Wednesday. Hey, bro. I'm going to need a didgeridoo. So we're at the studio. One million, 14 seconds in, we're going to need a magic solo. We need you to come down and need a didgeridoo. Hopefully you're not flying in the morning. That's really the, and our infinite wisdom, we decided there needs to be a didgeridoo. So I'm both easy and cheap. I know. Can you imagine if you had that, like when you're flying people and that's like you're welcome aboard. You just stand? Oh, there you go. You know, Hawaiian Airlines. But ladies are you. Yeah. Eric plays the didgeridoo to walk to your heart. I think they'd want to see your pile of slices. No. Not just saying anything, but can I see some credentials? Sure. That's like very Captain Ron. I don't know. Is this like a farewell thing, or what are you going on here? He's the Captain Ron of Pilots. Oh, shoot. That's funny. I can see that right now. It's one of my, another one. That's the funniest damn movie. Captain Ron. Very much. If you're going in a didgeridoo, you got to come up in the loincloth and there's everything to be like. Oh, you got to do the whole thing. Okay. Yeah. Beads. Right. Yeah. Getting some dreadlocks. You know what? I just had a heart change our heart. We're not flying today. We're staying home. Yeah. You know what? I just had a heart change our heart. We're not flying today. We're staying home. You know what? The driving is fine. Yeah. Where are you going to be? Alaska. I got this printer band. I get you there in 12 days. I get time now. We're going to take a ferry at some point. We'll get there. Oh, man. We went downhill fast. I got that. Wow. Crazy. It's we're having a good time. We're not even on the first hour yet and we're still home. Jeez. I had a buzz already. All right. Well, let's play some songs. Y'all get your shit together. Yeah. Dave, what would you like to listen to, man? Okay. Let's ask you this because we always ask everyone. I know you're not a country fella necessarily. King of country. Queen of country. Queen of country. Ooh. Queen. They got to think about like king and queen. They got to be like, you know, the pioneers of the queen of country. No. Don't put parameters on it. I mean, Dolly Parton. Thank you. You can say that. That one. Acceptable. You know, does not get enough of it. I mean, Dolly Parton. Amen. The songs that she's written and that are like timeless. I mean, how many times Jolene's been like redone? Yeah. You know, the song that Whitney Houston did, I will. I love you. I mean, that was originally, obviously, written by her. Nine to five. Oh, man. You know who does a really good version of that? The other band. Time to five. Yeah. She does. We just started doing it. Oh, yeah. We just added it. Probably in the last month to our song. It's a fun song. It's a fun song. There's certain songs. Like I know for him when I watch him play and other musicians, when they start to play it, you know everyone's going to sing along. Right. It's just an immediately identifiable crowd catcher. People are going to enjoy it and have a good time. Right. Yeah. But I mean, nine to five is definitely one of those. I mean, she's just sort of held up though. I mean, people redo her songs even. I mean, of course, you've got the Tammy Whynett and all of the original queens of country, you know, going back. Yeah. But, you know, then people aren't really redoing their songs. Right. Like they are Dolly Parton. I mean, yeah. Well, I like what Kirby told us once that they wanted to put her in the rock. That's what I was just going to say. They want to put the rock in Hall of Fame. And she said no, because you never put a rock album out. So she put one out. She collaborated with Bob Seager and all these people. Yeah. She has a whole album of rock collaborations, because she said if you're going to put me in there. And she was wearing it. She came out and I'm all leather. Yes. She's like, now a bit. Yes. That's a badass. Well, it fit. That's a, that's a strong word Dolly Parton fitting in leather. You know, there's a, there's a visual. There is a visual right there for you. Yeah. Someone lost an eye at some point, a button flew off. It was a dangerous place. It was a dangerous place. It was a day of being. All right. King of Country. King of Country. Who is my King of Country? You said Brad Paisley. That's fair. You know, that was an influence. That's my influence. Yeah. I mean, you know, I think, I have to go with Johnny Cash. All right. That's acceptable. I have to go with Johnny Cash. It is acceptable. All right. Can I, can I, can I, can I. Do you have Johnny Cash moment for a moment? Please. What you got? So this last week I was in Washington, D.C. at some time to kill. So me and my buddy decide we're going to go on the capital tour. You sent me the debt. I have a, there is a bronze statue of Johnny Cash in the capital building. Now here's the. I didn't know that. And which I first, I thought, oh, that's kind of nice. But here's the crazy thing. Did you know every state in the country has only allowed two statues in the capital building? Two. No, I didn't know that. I did not know that. And one of those. And Johnny Cash. And is it Tennessee? I think wherever Johnny Cash was from, they took an old statue out to replace it with Johnny Cash. And that statue will be there probably for a hundred years. That's crazy. I just thought that was fascinating. That's crazy. Yeah. How long has it been there? I don't know. I'll like Google it during the break. Yeah, we'll have to lift that up. That's fucking cool. But it was really cool. Why is there not a Hank Williams senior one in there though? It should be. Yeah. Well, there's, you know, that's true. That's true. So, you know, I don't know if you've listened to a couple of shows. My King of Country is Hank Williams. Hands down. Yeah. The King. The. The. I thought that was kind of cool. Yeah. All right. Let's play some. All right. Yeah. Let's play some too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I can make it anybody pretty. Yeah. I can make you believe it in life. Yeah. I can make you pick a fight with somebody twice. Your size. I've been known to call a few breakups. I've been known to call a few birds. I can make your new friends. Or get you fired from work. And since the day I left Milwaukee. Let's burn bored old friends. And making the bars lots of big money. Helping white people thanks. Got you in trouble in high school. My college now that was a ball. You had some of the best times. You'll never remember with me. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. I got blamed at your wedding reception. Your best man's embarrassing speech. And also for those naked pictures of you at the beach. I've influenced kings and world leaders. I helped him in a way right like he did. I'll bet you a drink or two that I can make you. Put that lamp sheet on your head. And since the day I left Milwaukee. Let's burn bored old friends. And making up a whole lot of folks just like you. Helping white people thanks. I am medicine and I am poison. I can help you up or make you fall. You had some of the best times. You'll never remember with me. Alcohol. I helped them all. Yes, since the day I left Milwaukee. Let's burn bored old friends. And making up a whole lot of big money. Helping white people. Yeah, I got you in trouble in high school. In college now that was a fall. You had some of the best times. You'll never remember with me. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Alcohol. Who doesn't know what I'm talking about? Who's another left home who's never struck out? To find a dream and a life of their own. A place in the clouds, a foundation of store. Many precede and many will follow. A young girl's dream's no longer hollow. It takes the shape of a place out of waste. But what it holds for her, she hasn't yet yet. She needs white open spaces. Make a big mistake. She needs new faces. She knows the highest day. She traveled this road as a child. White eyed and grinning, she never tired. But now she won't be coming back with friends. If the life's lesson, she'll take this. She needs white open spaces. Room to make a big mistake. She needs new faces. She knows the highest day. She knows the highest day. She needs new faces. She needs new faces. She needs new faces. She needs new faces. As her folks drive away her net yills, check the oil. Mom stares out the window and says, "I'm leaving my girl." She said, "It didn't seem like I that long ago." Winter stood there and let her own folks know. She needed white open spaces. Room to make a big mistake. She needs new faces. She knows the highest day. She knows the highest day. She knows the highest day. She needs new faces. [music] Well, you wonder why I always dress in black? Why you never see bright colors on my back? And why does my appearance seem to have a somber tone? Well, there's a reason for the things that I have on. I wear the black for the poor and the beaten down. Living in the hopeless, hungry side of town. I wear it for the prisoner who has long paid for his crime, but is there because he's a victim of the time? I wear the black for those who've never read. Or listen to the words that Jesus said about the road to happiness through love and charity. Why you think he's talking straight to you and me? Well, we're doing mighty fine, I do suppose. In our streak of lightning, cars and fancy clothes. But just so we're reminded of the ones who are held back up front there ought to be a man in black. I wear it for the sick and lonely old. For the reckless ones whose bad trip left them cold. I wear the black in mourning for the lives that could have been. Each week we lose a hundred fine young men. And I wear it for the thousands who've died. It's even that the Lord was on their side. I wear it for another hundred thousand who've died. Believe in that we all were on their side. Well, there's things that never will be right, I know. And things need change in everywhere you go. But till we start to make a move to make a few things right, you'll never see me wear a suit of wine. All I'd love to wear a rainbow every day. And tell the world that everything's okay. But I'll try to carry off a little darkness on my back till things are brighter. I'm the man in black. Oh yeah, good old Johnny Cash, man in black. And there you go folks, that's why it's called the man in black. Okay, we're hanging out with Dave Pinnock from Riptide. You guys get more creative every break. Yeah, I had some actually alternative lyrics for that last song. And I don't know, I don't think I'll share those right now. Maybe at the next break, I'll share them with you guys. Yeah, finish that whiskey, Dave, and then we'll see how you go. You good? You good? No, I'm good. All right, cool. Look at this. Oh yeah, you got a double fist. I do. I love it. That's an interesting combination you got there. A red wine and a whiskey. And a whiskey on the rocks. They have a spritz and a whiskey. A spritz, you got a spritzer and a whiskey. Eric, what are you drinking? Sweet tea. Sweet tea. No, not sweet tea. Twisted tea. It's just my tea. I'm still excited about the song that Travis and I are going to work on. I like liquor, and she likes it too. All right. There you go. I wrote it down so I don't forget it. By the way. That's right. That's trademark. You cannot say that song. We're already working on it. It is recorded. What a quarter for every time somebody says it. That's right. We're making t-shirts. Say that title again. In the morning. I like liquor, and she likes it too. That's hilarious. That's rad. All right, so tell us a little bit about your partner, Julie. Julie. So where's she from? Oh, she's in you. As obviously, she's a phenomenal vocalist of a few guys have seen her. Well, most of you guys have seen her. Yeah. Yeah, she's incredible. And actually, she's actually in a new band as well. She's doing a little side thing. We both kind of have our side things. I mean, obviously this is what we do. She's in a band called Run for Cover, which is like an 80s, 90s band. They're really good. Like a cover. Yeah, cover band. They're playing down all over down in the more in the city area and stuff like that. She graduated from Powe. Hi. Just like Powe hi. Well, tightens. More of my kids. Well, one of my kids graduated from as well. And the Emeril Brigade. That's what it's based on. Yes. Oh, wow. When it comes to music. Wow. Look at you. You know how bad I wanted to be a part of that? It was like the biggest marching band in California. They have like three of my trucks. Yes. That would follow them around. I've seen that before. They literally, they felt like a, you know, whatever that thing you pull on the back of an 18 wheeler. Yeah. Big semi truck. They follow them around. And it's like up there. People will come from all over the country to be a part of the Powe Emeril Brigade. Yeah. We're going a little far now. Yeah, Eric. Eric. Go forth. Yeah, that's me. They're looking for it. Eric. I did hear it. I just want to be part of something. I just want to be part. They're looking for a digital radio player. That's right. I heard they were looking for a digital radio player. They're looking for one. If you are. Open auditions Saturday. If anybody's looking for a somewhat decent digital radio player. How I had gymnasium. 9 a.m. Saturday morning. Yeah. Three people show up. You got a good chance. You got a good chance. One and three. Hey, I'll vouch for us. No, it's the same person. Eric just gave three names. That's right. That's right. That's a wind up. Wow. We got three people showed up. It says better than last year. That's right. I'll vouch for Eric. I'll let him know that you blow a hell of a digital radio. All right. That's right. Cast a little box that he blows. No problem. No problem. Oh, this went down real quickly again. All right. Back to Julie. Back to Julie. Wow. You went from blow to Julie. That's completely wrong, dude. So, yeah. So, she graduated from Powerway High and then at like 17, she did something I would never, I wouldn't be brave enough to do. I packed up her bags and said, I want to go study musical theater and music in New York. And basically her mom and her stepdad drove her out there or flew her out there. I think they drove them actually because there was something we were talking about with their van when they were driving away and she was watching them drive away and they just dropped her off in New York City. Wow. Best of luck. Oh, yeah. She was out and she was there the next 20 years doing, you know, off Broadway stuff. She did a bunch of national tours. She did a bunch of cruise line stuff as well. So, yeah. Amazing. Then she decided, you know, she missed her family and everything and decided to come home, fortunately for me. And, you know. So, was she, I know you said Powerway High, but was she Southern California native, like born and raised? Yeah, I believe she is. I believe she's actually born in Powerway. Oh, very good. So, yeah. She's OG. Wow. So. Or OP. OP. Right down. So, she did like classical kind of music or just like anything, like whatever. Not, I don't like not like operatic stuff. I don't think. I mean, it's mostly, you know, can musical theater and. I think of Broadway and I think of like, you know, the Broadway shows of like musicals, you know, like TV, like, what's that musical? Grease. Grease. Things like that. Grease. Rocky. Rocky. Or picture show. So, she has a cool story. So, in the 90s when the musical Rent. Yeah. So good. Jonathan Larson was out. So, not the original cast, but after the original cast and the rent ran for years on Broadway. So, the next generation of cast was out and she auditioned for the Maureen. I don't know. Yeah. Obviously you've. Tango Maureen. Like 26 times or whatever callbacks. Just over and over and over and over again. So, and then she didn't end up getting it, but I mean, obviously they thought enough of her. Right. I kept calling her back. Calling her back. Like, really? So, wow. But she even worked on those, like the fairy things I guess they have in New York. She can tell the story better than I can and. Julie, we're going to need you to come on the show so you can tell us this. And to, to, to the Tilta World. Show the band to come on to it too. To tell her own story at some point, but. She's going to go. Dave buttered. Every. She's like. That sounds horrible. It's almost like that. We're talking about the pretty woman saga. Right. Right. She was the roommate. She was the roommate. No. I mean, she was the one that did the thing, did not show up for her and thank you. So she's the one that didn't meet the billionaire? Right. Exactly. She's definitely going to demand to come on the show. A pretty woman. A pretty woman situation here. No. Never. Oh, yeah. She's going to have to come on here. Definitely. Yeah, for sure. I hate to see what she's going to say about me though. That's the only problem. You know, what comes around and goes right now. I know. Exactly. Oh, dude. So have you ever been in a band or have you always done just like acoustic concert? No. So, you know, I mean, I did play and it's actually how I started off. Well, I shouldn't say start off. Started off playing classical music as a kid and like a classical guitar. Like Beethoven. Beethoven. He's got like band hailing. Classical guitar. Classical stuff. You know what I'm saying? But then, yeah, through my like late, you know, seven from like 17 through my 20s, I only played in bands actually. Oh. It's all I ever did. Yeah. Only did bands. Okay. And you know, and what are you playing? You know, obviously band band bands are, bands are tough because you've got five, six people with their schedules and their lives and people are like, oh, I don't want to do this anymore or people fighting and it's like, it's tough to keep a band together. It is. It's hard enough to keep a duo together because, you know, even with whatever conflicts, you know, everybody has, right? When you're playing together. Well, you know, people have their own lives to deal with and stuff like that. Yeah. You know, I've been pretty lucky, man. Like my band, Dirty Confetti's, you know, we're all very, we have a, we have a very good relationship with everybody, all of us, all five of us. One, most of us hang out together outside of great music, and so that's nice. And they all, everybody lives in Ramona, you know, and we're all here local. So, you know, Doc, bass player, you know, he's retired, so he doesn't really have to do much, you know, outside of home stuff. But like Rob and Wendy, they, they live right down the road so we can, you know, he doesn't. But like we've spent Thanksgiving together as a band, like, yeah, we all genuinely get along and I say, we, like, I'm in the band. I'm not. Oh, shit. But we all enjoy. Part still part of the band. Yeah, you're part of the band. And we all, you know, get along. Right. And so it's, it's. We're like a family when they play together or they have practice. It's just an extension of that. We all have a good time. We, you know, I've, I've heard the pep talk you give right before you guys go out and you're like, play the songs, get the fuck out. Yeah. That's it. And they're like, cool. We know, we know, we know who's in charge here and we're good. We're good. We're good. You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here today and get it out. We're going to do your songs. We're going to kill it. We're going to be awesome. We're going to get the fuck out of here. It's like. You know, the old Texas thing, y'all, all y'all can be replaced. Now, now, now hopefully your band's not here in Australia, so you're in a lot of trouble. No. No. You guys are awesome. You guys are awesome. We've seen you guys a bunch of times too. So we, you know, the music community up here is crazy. That's awesome. I love it up here. That is, it's like there's so much talent in one small community. I know. Yeah. And you can, you can be playing at one place, go over like, you know, you guys are playing over at Family Naturals, then walk over to Palma, and then everybody's over at Red's. I'm like, if you know something. We call out the alley crawl from Ramona Family Naturals to Palma on Thursday nights. It's crazy. It is crazy. Yep. Enjoy it. Smoke and cannon and all, you know, all that. Yeah. There's just music everywhere. They open mics over at Smoke and Cannon. Yeah. So, have you ever had a Dean's barbecue from out lot barbecue? I haven't yet. You haven't had it yet? I have not. Oh, man. You have not. You have not. I think, I think Julie and Peter have, but I haven't. Okay. Yeah. Are you a meat eater? Are you a? I am. No, I'm not a, I'm not a vegetarian. Oh, cool. We can be friends. We're interested. I don't, I don't just, I don't just liquor. I actually eat them. Wow. Did I say that? I did. We don't call it the outlaw country show. Come on. That went south again, didn't it? Yeah. Exactly. There's going to be a lot of editing and beeping. Oh, no. Oh, no. You can't go to life. So sorry. No, we don't edit. We do it live. I'm sorry, folks. What she got is what she got. Let's say I apologize in advance. No, we do it live. So yeah, we want to give a shout out to Dean outlaw barbecue. Have you hadn't had Dean's meat in your mouth? You're missing out? What? What? I have had Dean's meat in my mouth and it's pretty good. Oh, man. Okay. I'm talking about try-tales. Try-tales. Try-tales. That's a cow with three legs, right? Try-tales. I don't know. Dean didn't have three legs. Why, we're full of them today. Where do they come up with this shit? All right. So anyway. What do they do? They call Matt. No, we want to give a shout out to Dean outlaw barbecue sponsors. A sponsor of the show. I want to give him a big old shout out if you've got any, you know, any outdoor events, anything planned out, anything going on charity events, outdoor barbecues or whatever you got going on. Weddings, divorces, anything. You might need some food for him. Hit him up. He does catering and he will come to wherever you're at and set up his trailer and a smoker and, you know, deliver the meats. He'll deliver the meats. And everybody loves the meats. Nobody loves the party with salads. No. I've never made a friend over a salad. No. I have made friends over meat though. So give him a call today at 858-354-7712 and book your event. He'll be waiting for you. We love you, Dean. Thank you. Hey, so can you believe it's already been an hour and we normally will take your hand cuts off on tire feet and let you leave if you like. We don't do that, Eric. He's joking. Anyway, I'm going to play a song. Are you going to be here when we come back? I like being handcuffed, actually. I know. I know. Go ahead. Keep on talking. It's just the four of us. Hi. It's just the four of us. Let all your secrets out. I do need everything off your chest. I got to get to rehearsal. Fair enough. Well, before you leave, tell us everything we need to know. Where do we find you? Where are you going to be? How do we hunt down Riptide? So you can find us on Facebook at Riptide San Diego. One word. Okay. You can find us there. And usually, we'll obviously post all the, we're playing out all the gigs. We're doing par lounge, Ramona family naturals. We're doing pommel. Cool. So in the next two months. So. And down the hill? And down the hill. So we're, we have like Travis up here and stuff. We have, you know, our residency, residencies at certain wineries. So we're at Mia Marie winery every month. We're at domain artifact every month and we're at poison winery every month. Love poison. That's a cool place. So we're down. We still have not been. We got to go check it out. We got a cousin. We've been there. No, we've not. Carmum out, babe. We have not been there. Yes. It's in Carmum. I'm not thinking of something else. So there's a, I mean, obviously. We've been to domain artifacts. Oh, that's what it is. Okay. We sometimes to go see other people because we all play Saturday and Saturday nights and, you know, things like that. Yeah. Weekends are crazy. It is. Well, thanks for hanging out, man. That was fun. That was fun. Can you come back? You're going to come back? Oh, yeah. Oh, I'm going to. If Julie comes on, I'm coming back. I'm going to sit in the chair over there. All right. He's got to defend his name. What she says about me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm afraid of it. All right. Do you hear that, Julie? You have to come on now. All right. Thank you for hanging out with us. Thanks for having me, man. Cheers, brother. This is fun. Cheers. Click, click, click. Yeah. Let's get some place going on. There you go. There you go. All right. Thanks, Eric. Cool. Absolutely my pleasure. My brother. She packed her bags this morning. She took the first plane out. She left an arm. She left an arm here lonely. Standing in the crowd. I know my heart can't let her go. You gave my life new meaning. You helped me see the light. The love we shared together. I'll remember all the times here in my heart. I'm standing in the pouring rain, wishing that I had given her my name. The city of life don't look the same. In the pouring rain. She packed her bags this morning. I didn't have a prayer. I said that I was lonely. And I was never there for her when I needed love. I'm standing in the pouring rain, wishing that I had given her my name. The city of life don't look the same. In the pouring rain. The love is like the rain crashing down again. I'm standing in the pouring rain, wishing that I had given her my name. The city of life don't look the same. The love here in the pouring rain. Wishing that he had given her my name. The city of life don't look the same. In the pouring rain. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. That's why I drink all the time. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. But when I'm liquor to buy liquor just fine. She wants to tell me where to go. Tell me what to do. Tell me what to eat. Tell me what to eat. How loud I can chew. She even wants to tell me what thoughts are out of things. It used to drive me crazy till it drove me to drink. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. That's why I drink all the time. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. But when I'm liquor to buy liquor just fine. When she's such a pretty thing you think she's having sin. She's the girl sometimes loves an argument. She can yell all day. She can scream all night. I just sit there smiling as high as a kite. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. That's why I'm drinking all the time. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. When I'm liquor to buy liquor just fine. The drinking buddy of mine had met a girl. Said she was the meanest woman in the world. I saw a pretty picture. I said, "Man, you're poking fun." Hey, I met her. I said, "Poor me one." Takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. That's why I drink all the time. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. But when I'm liquor to buy liquor just fine. You may look down here and nose at me. Think I'm an old, sorry son of a bitch. The only way I'm giving up my drinking glass is if I can find a way to get her off my back. Your wife's on the phone. Little brown jug up on my lips. You're saving our love with every cell. Takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. That's why I drink all the time. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. But when I'm liquor to buy liquor just fine. Every time I get sober, she drives me out of my mind. It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her. But when I'm liquor to buy liquor just fine. That's why I'm liquor to buy liquor just fine. But when I'm liquor to like her. Hell, I love her. Hey honey. I'm home. Honey. Honey. She talks about the future like she's flipping through magazine. Finds the beauty in the throng way and broken things. It's excited about all my crazy dreams. Got every sunset that she's ever seen in her eyes. Saves him waiting for a rainy day or stormy night. The sky's bright looking at it through her eyes. I don't remember. Life before she came into the picture. I brought the beauty I was missing with her. Showed me colors I ain't never seen. She took chances. With every wall I built she saw canvas. I thank God every day for how we made her. My life was black and white but she's the pain. She reminds me that it ain't too late to start again. I find it's good but you need some blue every now and then. And how'd I live so long without her? Let's touch. I don't remember. Life before she came into the picture. I brought the beauty I was missing with her. Showed me colors I ain't never seen. She took chances. With every wall I built she saw canvas. I thank God every day for how we made her. My life was black and white but she's the pain. I don't remember. Life before she came into the picture. I brought the beauty I was missing with her. Showed me colors I ain't never seen. She took chances. With every wall I built she saw canvas. I thank God every day for how we made her. My life was black and white but she's the pain. She's the pain. What a cool dude. That guy's funny. He's at the comic club on Sundays. He's probably one of those musical comedians where he plays the guitar and sings silly songs. Like Adam Sandler. Before we move on I have to give a shout out to our other sponsor, Ramona Family Naturals. Victoria Bradley, we love you. Thank you so much for your sponsorship. That wasn't me Victoria. That was Eric. Unfortunately we can't fire our producer. I know, sorry. Anyone else? Nobody else knows how to read the board. Done with the show. That faux pas, there's no coming back from. But for Eric we'll let it slide. Thank you so much. We appreciate you. We appreciate your support of all the music and Ramona to Sunday morning brunch. All your go-to needs for health food, organic food. They have a full kitchen. They have a smoothie bar. Go check them out. Ramona Family Naturals. Thank you again. They also have a coffee bar, right? Well Sam is a smoothie bar right now. It's a coffee smoothie muffin bar. They do like ice coffees, cappuccinos and things like that. Heck yeah, pretty cool. Might need some coffee on the set here in a minute. Yeah. Who the hell is that? Sorry. Is that Cassie? Can you welcome back? We got Cassie. We got Cassie back. How are you Cassie? It's been so long. I know. Oh my gosh. We've missed you. I did get a whole lot more. It's been a whole lot more than that. Jesus Christ. That was hysterical. I must. Yeah. Dave is a dude. That's funny man. It's hilarious. All right Cassie. So how was your week? Did anything fun this week? I went to some music. Go Padres. Padres. Yeah. Get it done. Good God. Yeah. I saw a lot of weird things on the internet when it comes to the Dodgers fans. Oh that game a couple of weeks ago. When they threw stuff. They were throwing stuff. Yeah. Why? It was a couple of weeks ago. What did they play? Oh yeah. Yeah. It was like a week ago. It was the game too. They're being assholes dude. Now. Now. Of course. I'm your fans. But I have to look at it from the other side of the fence for a moment. What? So. Are you a Dodger fan? No. No. Not at all. In fact I'm more excited to see Dodgers lose than Padres win. Just to be honest with you. Yeah. I'm really not an LA fan. Okay. Okay. We can be fun. Who was the player? It's around the tip. Profire. Yeah. Profire. He caught this ball that was like almost a home run right. He catches it right at the fence line. He turns around. He does his little strut. Yeah. What's up. L.A. Like that. And that kind of got him fired. Of course it doesn't take much to fire up L.A. people but. Yeah. I know dude remember. But that was the cause and effect. Do you remember Raiders when Raiders were in Oakland? Yeah. I remember when they were in L.A. Well I remember that too. I remember when they were in San Diego. They were always such the. What? Such the. The Raiders were in San Diego at one point. Yes sir. No. Yes. They were. The Raiders? Yes. The Raiders were in San Diego. No. They were just trying to bring up your Google. Yes. Yes. Well I didn't love it. That's the case I didn't know. I mean I first of all I know better than the question here about football. I know. I already know I'm going to lose the answer. Do they throw stuff though? I'm so I'm so shocked. They throw stuff. No. I actually guess that's when we're talking about right. Like the Dodgers fans were throwing trash and so the Raiders were. Oh Raiders fans are the worst. Like this. So they have the reputation of being so. I will tell you though. Chargers fans are pretty bad. I myself have been not my best. However I went to a Raiders Chargers game in Oakland several years ago. Oh gosh 13 the girls 13 my sister was pregnant like 13 years ago. In Oakland we tailgated with these guys and they everybody was amazing. The only person I had a problem with the entire day was an 85 year old woman who was sitting in front of me. That's where tailgating everybody from every walk of life. Awesome. The 85 year old lady in front of me. Like no she and I were kind of going to blows but she was the best. She's the saltiest lady like. Sports made people crazy man. They do. I made an 11 year old cry once in a Kansas City. Cassie. Don't you remember it's not football or baseball but in 2004 it was the Indiana Pacers and the Detroit Pistons and they called it malice at the palace because people got so enraged at this game that they weren't just throwing trash and they were like ripping chairs. They're out of the stands and throwing them and like football players were I mean I'm sorry basketball players were suspended. You get to a mob like people were injured. It was nuts. Yeah. So so before we have some of our listeners trying to rip their radios out of the dashboard. Isn't that what we're going for? Yes well. That might be. I do want to clarify according to the chat GPT. Okay. What is the GPT? I'm Alex. The Raiders have never been based in San Diego. They were originally founded as the Oakland Raiders in 60s. They were Oakland from 60 to 81 LA from 82 to 94. That was the Rams. Rams. Oh look at you. You got it. I came back. Yeah I was going to say my whole life is it's I've always been a charger like you know. It was chargers and Rams that were in San Diego. You're right. Oh my god. Never followed organized sports my entire life. It is recorded honey. It is recorded. Wait did Eric. Oh no the Rams did it Eric. Did Eric win? Oh no he is. What? I don't know anything. He's never here. I don't know. Nice recovery. He stood up again honey. Your football knowledge. I don't know anything. My football knowledge is suffering. Eric you should know. You should see your face. I know nothing. I know nothing. You should say my wife is going to kill me because I have facts in front of me. He's a very smart man. The Rams started in Cleveland in 1936. Went to LA then St. Louis and back to LA. LA. Yeah. That was before the Raiders were there. Well maybe I don't know. I don't have to cross reference. Now where are the Raiders now Las Vegas right? In San Diego. Raiders are Vegas now. Yes and then chargers are Los Angeles. Yeah whatever. Yeah whatever. That's why I don't watch football anymore. I don't watch the Chargers anymore because they left saying why would I? I'm not going to drive to LA to go watch a Charger game. I hate driving to LA. So I love the team. I will never give another. Never give another. Well they were here. Dime to Spanish. I will not buy a ticket. I will not buy a jersey anymore. I did hear on the news the other day. Spanish is selling off a portion of the Chargers. Well it's the family. It's all tied up in court. No no no. This is a new buyer because of the whole new rules. There's anyway. Yeah. What we're going to turn this to. Monor radio. Are we interested in buying the ticket? But you know what I am. We're going to end up turning this into a sports cast. No it's not. Hell no. Other than that of course. Yeah. Are you ready for the football? I was going to say. I was going to say that's one of my favorite songs. The Anaheim Angels are one of the finest rugby teams. I thought they played soccer. Hey you know what? You know what? Romana Bulldogs all the way baby. Bulldog. Bulldog. Bulldog country. That's fair. That's fair. That's all right. We officially lost our sports station in Turner. I can get behind the Romana Bulldogs. All right. So yeah we're rooting for the Padres. That's what we've been doing this week. Okay. Last week. Wait. Do we decide if they're football or baseball? Last week. Sweet. Sweet curves is all the baseball. How many touchdowns did they get today? I'm like oh. Don't be stupid. I'm better than that. I was joking. This is very similar to the Star Wars Star Trek. Conversation I have with my friends. Oh dude. I'm not. No I intentionally. Wait. I will be. And I mean this literally. Is this Star Wars or Star Trek? That's a. The hand where you split your fingers. Yeah we do the fingers. That's a bulky. That's a spark. That's a spark. That's a spark. So it is definitely Star Trek. But I will tell you it's Star Wars on purpose just to piss you off. It's probably Star Wars. Because I always ask people when Yoda and Captain Kirk were talking about the thing. When, when three was this three? Three, three, three. Eric you got any tunes over there? Yeah. All right. Well we're talking about football. Let's play some Hank Williams Jr. Are you ready for some? Pop and pop. Also play it. That's what I like about Sunday because that seems about football Matt song. That's what I like about Sunday. Okay. It is huge football season though. Like baseball is about winding up here. So are there any songs country songs about baseball? It's what I like about Sunday. I'll have to. Pick in the backyard football team. It's cute. It's a great song. Oh that's Alabama. It's a good Alabama. Using sawmill slabs for bats. All right. Let's listen. All right. [music] Well it's Monday night. The new week has begun. I turn on my TV for some big skin fun. I see a Super Bowl season here on ABC. The biggest game each week is their specialty. I gotta get ready. Make everything right. Those Monday night footballs coming on tonight. Are you ready? Are you ready? Are you ready ready? Are you ready for some football? A Monday night party. Hey. This is a rock and a trampoline. Ready to give a good time starting. We've got the teams on the field and we turn to the lights. All my routed friends are back for Monday night time. [music] Now everyone watches this primetime show. New York Nashville San Francisco. We love to watch the kick off as the game begins. Pretty cheerleaders in the last minute win. The screaming crowd in the line back instead. Scrambling for the backs and receivers in the air. The kids are coming. The backs are cutting inside. Everybody turns it up Monday night. [music] Everybody's a fan. Hey. This is the biggest party fan. We've got the rain now, man. They got the bang on it. [music] We've got the weak and the time that is right. All my routed friends are here for tonight. [music] [music] Raymond's in his Sunday best. He's usually up to his chest in oil and grease. There's the Martins walking in with that main little freckle face kid. Who broke a window last week. Sweet Miss Betty likes to sing off-key. And the view behind me is what I love about Sunday. Sing along as the choir sways. Every verse of amazing grace. And then we shake the creature's hand. Go home into your blue jeans. Have some chicken and some baked beans. Pick a backyard football team. Not too much of anything. That's what I love about Sunday. [music] I stroll to the end of the drive. Pick up the Sunday times. Grab a coffee cup. It looks like Sally and Rod finally tied the knot. Well, it's about time. It's 35 cents off a ground round. Baby, could that keep all out? That's what I love about Sunday. You've got nothing on the porch swing. You curled up next to me. The smell of jasmine wakes us up. Take a walk down a back road. The tackle box and a cane pond. Carver names in that wide-on. Still appears as the sun fades. That's what I love about Sunday. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. New believers getting baptized. Mom, those hands raised up high. Now they don't hallelujah good time. I smile on everybody's face. That's what I love about Sunday. Oh, yeah. That's what I love about Sunday. Oh, yeah. ♪ Put your sweet lips a little closer to the phone. Let's pretend that we're together all along. I'll tell the man to turn the jukebox way down low. And you can tell your friend there with you. He'll have to go. Whisper to me, tell me do you love me true? Or is he holding you the way I do? The love is blind. Make up your mind. I've got to know. Should I hang up? Or will you tell him he'll have to go? You can't say the words I want to hear while you're with another man. Do you want me answer yes or no? Darling, I will understand. Put your sweet lips a little closer to the phone. Let's pretend that we're together all along. I'll tell the man to turn the jukebox way down low. And you can tell your friend there with you. You'll have to go. Man, I love that song. You know, next to the didgeridoo, the little chimes. I feel like he's itching to play the didgeridoo. I know. He got a new toy. I'm going to learn how to go. I'm going to learn the cowbell now. Okay. You know the xylophone. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. And a triangle. You need a triangle, too. Isn't that -- oh, no, cowbells. I got you. I got you. I got you. Come and get it. Come and get it. Yeah. Sorry. What's going on? What's going on in the world? In the world. What's strange news? Strange news. Ladies and gentlemen. Strange and fascinating news from across the globe. I'm going to have to come up with a new sound effect for that one. Oh, I could do a voiceover for that. Yeah. The world in the strange news. I'm going to have to do that. They're back in the '60s. He used to make that sound before the world news. Oh, yeah. I'm Walter Cronkine. And this is the strange news from around the world. That's our new sound bite. I'm literally going to take that and put it on a button. Kirby of Demodating Walter Cronkine. You know what we haven't heard tonight? Where's my Bill O'Reilly? Go. We're talking about me as Walter Cronkine right now. I can all write it and we'll do it live. There you go. I love that, man. All right. What's going on with interesting news, Eric? Let's talk about it. Wally got taken. Wally? Yeah. Wally. And released back into the Everglades. Who's Wally? But he wasn't supposed to be. He is an emotional support alligator. The Everglades? Wait. Is he allowed on the airplane? So Wally is an emotional support alligator for Pennsylvania. Until he eats your face off. And his owner took him down on vacation. Here you go. In Georgia. And he was taken for a walk and somebody captured him. And did the right thing, released him. So. Oh, man. That's the right thing. I don't know if that's the right thing. No. It absolutely is. Because just think about all the stories we've heard of. This is an alligator, right? What about the lady that had a chimpanzee? You can look up the -- Yeah. And your face off. Yeah. Hold the finger off. I'll concentrate. Like you just saved this lady from being eaten alive by an alligator. Hey. Like your friend until it is not. It's a wild animal. At the end of the day, it was somebody's emotional support alligator. Well. That's somebody's emotional support out. That'd be like an emotional support. That'd be like somebody's -- That'd be like somebody's -- That'd be like somebody's -- That'd be like somebody's -- If she hadn't taken him on that Delta flight. Yeah. So. Yeah. Can you imagine sitting on an airplane and somebody's kind of an alligator? I'm going to wait for the next one. People -- People come on this day. Before alligator plays don't pet him. People had like an emotional support duck. I want to see that alligator with this little best start. Okay. But a duck is not going to kill me. I would take my chances with a duck. An alligator would like eat my arm off, my left ear. Like no. No, but you can't tame alligators though. I've seen ones where like kids ride them. Like they're like a parker somewhere. Again. But until that kid loses a left thigh. Like no. Well, no, I did -- I did watch this stuff. Systematically all over the course of all these people. It's never good. It does not end well. Something bad happens with these wild animals. Well. So the -- I don't know. That super famous Australian guy. Steve Irwin. Steve Irwin, right? Oh, okay. The guy that got killed by the stingray. Stingray. Yeah. Right? It was probably an emotional support stingray. Probably. It probably was. I just want to see that alligator with his little vest on. I did you. An emotional support. We do. We need to see that. There's any good artist out there that can draw an alligator with an emotional support vest on. Hold on. There's got to be like a AI thing that can do it. Oh, gosh. Go and Reddit. Reddit can solve all of the world's problems. I'm going to go find an AI thing. I just want an alligator with it, isn't it? Yeah. You know, there's probably a service somewhere in the country that you can write to and they'll send you this certified official form. Yeah. How do you present that? This is my emotional support alligator. Yeah. Okay. So it's going to sit on the plane with me and just don't pet it. Please. Just don't pet it. Please. This is my emotional support jellyfish. I have to travel with a tank. Okay. I need an extra seat and you can't charge me. Oh, my God. There's a there's a YouTuber out there that he has like, I don't know what it is, but it's an emotional support cow. And he actually lets this cow into the house and he's like, it's funny. But that no, but that he's like cooking. He's not trying to make like food and the cows like right over his shoulder and he's like, this is ground beef. Don't look at this. Stop looking. Cannibalism. He'll make like cakes and shit in the cow. Just go crazy on the cake. It's hilarious. There's another one. That warms my heart though. It's a guy with a pit bull like a big blue nose pit and the dog has his face at the like enter the counter and he doesn't try to eat any of the food till the guy tells him. But he's like preparing this whole meal of like beef and all these things and the dog's just waiting. And the guy's like, okay. And he'll feed him on a fork like a bite at a time. The dog's like polite as dogs and like eats it. And it's the funniest thing. It's so cute because it's this. I mean, it's probably a hundred pound pit bull. It's like a beefy dog. It's so funny. Yeah. Pit bulls get a bad name. They do get a better rap. We had the best pit bull. We could let her with our chickens. I have pictures of our baby chicks on her back. I could have left my front door open and gone to work. She wouldn't have gone anywhere. Yeah. Kitty's absolutely a bad rap. All right. So a Maryland woman won the lottery. A Maryland woman won the lottery. Yeah. After she lost everything at the casino. After she lost everything. Excuse me, Virginia. She called her family to say she basically lost the family fortune at the casino. Oh, God. And on her way home, she buys a lottery ticket and wins 50,000 bucks. 50 grand. 50 grand. I mean, good thing. Good for her, but that's not a lot in the grand scheme of you've lost everything. Wow. 50 grand. I know. Well, in Western Virginia. I'm still interested in these cucumbers in Iceland. I'm getting there. What is there? Like, what? I certainly have some cucumbers. Cucumbers. None. None. What happened to the cucumbers? They're gone. Too many TikTok viral salads. Watch them out. Yeah. Fucking TikTok. Power of the internet. Yeah. So remember the tide pod eating thing? Yeah. That went wild for a while. And then there was, what other TikTok viral things have come? So many stupid ones. Oh, there was like the huffing cinnamon. Like the spoon. I wasn't huffing it. But like the spoon. Oh, the cinnamon challenge. We need to do that to our younger style. Cinnamon challenge. There was one way. But salt and ice and see how long you could hold it. Like in people. Ice water bucket. Yes. Ice butter challenge. There's a cute one of that little girl. She gets done. And she's English, right? She's a little English girl. About three is fucking out. I do love British babies cursing. Oh, yeah. I will TikTok that shit all day. Have you ever seen? They're not cursing. But have you seen the one? It was maybe like 10 years ago. And it's like a toddler and an infant. And it's like Charlie bit my finger. Oh, yeah. Charlie. Charlie. Charlie bit my finger. So anyway, so this whole cucumber thing. Okay. That's your move. All right. So the latest TikTok is this cucumber salad. Okay. And it's just a lady that shows you how to make a cucumber salad. That's my mom made cucumber salad my entire childhood. Never wiped out the cucumber population of Iceland. This is an iceland. This is an iceland. No, it's really all over. Oh. But it got such a following in Iceland. They're actually suffering from cucumber shortages now. Okay. Oh, I thought maybe like Iceland was like a cucumber supplier of the world. And we're going to like miss out. I think Iceland has such a short like harvest season for cucumbers. But they have no cucumbers. Wow. So it's pretty simple. It's actually it is a small Nordic. Some influencers in Norway. It's a salad. Graded cucumber, sesame oil, garlic, rice, vinegar and chili oil. Sounds delicious. And it's been so popular that literally they have a prop. Do they grow cucumbers? I guess. If they do it seasonal, I mean cucumbers are. I mean they maybe they grow like a certain amount of a certain supply and then they're all out. Right. So they got to wait for next year. But now there's a viral cucumber. I know. But how does that work? Does someone go into a grocery store in Iceland? Whatever it's called and be like, I need 10 pounds of cucumber. Like how many do you need to make a salad for a video? Right. I like two cucumbers. Max? Yeah. That's a hilarious visual. There's sweet curbs. Some lady walking into the store. Do you need to talk getting out with your cucumbers? No, I got it. Okay. I love two bags over the shoulders. Two for the salad. But I need two for me. Sorry ladies. You're going to have to find something else. Yeah. I mean what else are you using them for really? Salad. So I guess people do like to party with salads. CURP's Naira. Cheers and everything. That's awesome. You know they're crazy. You ladies are crazy. Are you having crazy world news? Speaking of British kids cussing, did you ever see that one where that girl was digging a hole in the backyard in her neighbor? Ask her, "What are you doing?" She's all, "I'm digging a hole from my goldfish that died." And then, so she's digging like this deep hole and then the guy's like, "Well, why are you digging it so deep for a little goldfish?" She's like, "Because it's in your fucking cat." [laughter] No. You never see that one. No. That's awesome. We'll find that one. It's pretty fun. Oh, yeah. We might have to repost that. We might have to repost that. We might have to repost. [laughter] I don't know what that sound is. It sounds like a didgerage. Excuse me. [laughter] It's only 40 second flies there. Is this it? Yeah. Hello, Laura. I love what you're doing there then. I'm burying my goldfish. Oh, dear. What a shame. Silly, something a goldfish I've spoken to. Why are you digging such a big old, you silly thing? Because it's inside your fucking cat. [laughter] That's pretty good. [laughter] Oh, man. Oh, ridiculousness. You know it's been more than 10 years since the Charlie Bit, my finger thing. Really? It's taken place, yeah? No, shit. Yeah. 10 years. Charlie Bit, my finger. [laughter] It's been more than 10 years. Oh, sorry. I want to find that teenager now. [laughter] He's like 16, yeah. [laughter] [laughter] Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Charlie. Ouch. Charlie. [laughter] Charlie. Really? [laughter] [laughter] The little baby laughs. [laughter] Fuck down Charlie. Charlie bit me. [laughter] And that really hurt Charlie when it's still at perfect. [laughter] Okay, so this tells you where we've come from and where we've gone to. We went from Charlie Bit, my finger, to I'm burying your fucking cat. I know. I'm just saying. The cat did eat the goldfish though. The cat ate the goldfish just to burn your tongue. But wait, what now? I mean, I feel like it kind of begs the question, what happened to the cat? She probably killed it. [laughter] That was going to say to the little girl. [laughter] How did the cat die? Charlie eating the goldfish wouldn't kill it. What other interesting things are going on in the world? Let's see. A lady in New Hampshire came home and there was a moose. A moose? A moose. That decided to go swimming in a pool but it couldn't get out. Oh no. Did you drown? No. The firefight. [laughter] No. [indistinct] She was all right. She was all right. She's like, no. Herbs and I are both here wanting to last off the thing. The sad part. So it had a pool cover. That's the thing. Oh. Fell into it. Got trapped underneath the cover. Oh wow. But his family saved his life. Yeah. Acted like a little prop. I don't know if you'll look at this moose. It looks like he was in there a long time. His antlers looked waterlogged. They're all groopy. Oh my God. Poor baby. They got him out okay. They ended up saving it. All right. Yeah. I'm loving how uplifting and positive. I was gonna say we could have called Dean and go over there and make some sausage. I don't want to read that. Just get out the pool. Kirby and then I wanted to last off. Now that you told me it was pool sausage, I wouldn't. Or pool moose. No. Moose pool. I dropped a dive. I wouldn't have eaten that. Moose pool sausage. I don't think you can shoot a moose though. A moose? Yeah. I don't think that's like fair game. It's like you gotta get tags like anything else. So I have an uncle. Yeah. Yeah. You just get tags like anything. I had an uncle who was a professional moose collar. And he was. Oh, it's a cow. Have you ever heard of a moose collar? No. It's this high pitch screaming sound here. I should find something for a moose collar. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So he was a professional moose collar. And he would. This is a real story. This is your uncle. This is true. Yeah. And he would get hired to go on these huntings and lure the moose. I don't know what the difference is between the two. But anyway, he is a kid. There's a big difference. Yeah. Probably. Probably. Probably some hunters getting right. We got hunters as mad now as football players were about ten minutes ago. What about the ace venture when he was on the airplane? He's on the airplane. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. To be your moose during mating season. No, it's a yak. What was a yak? That was a yak. Sorry. It kept saying yak. It was a yak during mating season. Yeah. All right. Let's play some music. All right. But then, you know what time it is, we haven't done one in a while. Oh, what are we doing? Let's do trivia again. You want to do trivia? Yeah. We do a trivia, name that tune. Trivia. Wait, name that tune is the same as trivia, isn't it? Well, name that tune is a type of trivia. Trivia. So what's trivia? Trivia, I ask you a question and you have to have the answer. Yeah. Trivia. Oh, that's because you don't want to lose the name that tune. That's fine. You lost Trivia last time, anyway. Actually, it wasn't Trivia last time, so share it in your face. Well, I mean, I'll beat you in whatever category. That's fine. I'll beat you. All right. I got a song for you. All right. Let's play some tunes. All right. You guys can sort this out during the break. [MUSIC PLAYING] Oh, that's cool. I want to tell you all the story about a Harper Valley widowed wife, who had a teenage daughter who attended Harper Valley Junior High. Well, her daughter came home one afternoon and didn't even stop the play. She said, "Mama got a note here from the Harper Valley PTA." Well, the note said, "Mrs. Johnson, you're wearing your dresses way too high." It's reported you've been drinking and are running round with men and going wild. And we don't believe you ought to be a bringing up your little girl this way. [MUSIC PLAYING] And it was signed by the Secretary Harper Valley PTA. [MUSIC PLAYING] Well, it happened that the PTA was gonna meet that very afternoon. [MUSIC PLAYING] And they were sure surprised when Mrs. Johnson wore her mini skirt into the blue. [MUSIC PLAYING] And as she walked up to the blackboard, I can still recall the words she had to say. [MUSIC PLAYING] She said, "I'd like to address this meeting off the Harper Valley PTA." [MUSIC PLAYING] Well, there's Bobby Taylor sitting there and seven times he's asked me for a date. [MUSIC PLAYING] And Mrs. Taylor sure seems to use a lot of eyes whenever he's away. [MUSIC PLAYING] And Mr. Baker, can you tell us why your Secretary had to leave this town? [MUSIC PLAYING] And she wouldn't quit a Jonesbee, told to keep her when the shades off were completely down. [MUSIC PLAYING] Well, Mr. Harper couldn't be here 'til she stayed too long and tell his bar again. [MUSIC PLAYING] And if you'll smell Shirley Thompson's bread, you'll find she's had a little nibble gin. [MUSIC PLAYING] And then you have the nerve to tell me you'll think that as a mother, I'm not fit. [MUSIC PLAYING] Well, this is just a little paint and lace and you're all Harper Valley hypocrites. [MUSIC PLAYING] No, I wouldn't put you on because it really didn't. It happened just this way. [MUSIC PLAYING] The day my mama stopped it too, the Harper Valley PTA. [MUSIC PLAYING] The day my mama stopped it too, the Harper Valley PTA. [MUSIC PLAYING] [LAUGHTER] We're back. We're back. I don't even know. Hello, Ramona. All right, we're back. She's got two oils, mites. All right, we're back. Oh, man. Oh, all right. I think I need some more ice in my whiskey or get this going on. All right, so what's the scoozy? What did we-- Babe, a little birdie told me it's about that time that I kick your butt again. Oh, dude. Is it time? It's about time. What are we doing? We decided on trivia. Do I need some more ice and we're going to talk about sports? [LAUGHTER] Yeah, let's get some s'mores. Some s'mores. Some s'mores. That's because s'mores. [LAUGHTER] Let's do it. No, I don't know. I love s'mores. S'mores. You know what's funny? I like eat all the ingredients of a s'mores. I don't like s'mores. I like the crackers. You know why I don't like the crackers? I like them. I'm messy, dude. You always end up with s'mores. It's just, yeah, it just squirts out. You're like, "I'm fine." Yeah, it's so good. And then it's like on your face and then it goes on your hand. Plus, 'cause you got a beard. Yeah. I like s'mores, but I really just prefer my husband to roast me a marsh. He is the perfect marshmallow monster. Oh, yeah. He got a nice and toasty brown. He is golden on the outside. And it's gooey all the way through. No, I'll see. It falls off the stairs. There's like a Cajun style. I want it crispy. [LAUGHTER] So, sweet curves. You put yours in there and you catch it on fire and don't. And then I just let it, I turn the thing up and just let it burn until it goes out. I used to. However, like, he can make that shit melty on the inside and crispy on the outside. Like, I married him for a reason. Yeah. Like, only for the marshmallow. He roasted my marshmallow. [LAUGHTER] You married the man that has had a roasted marshmallow like aress. [LAUGHTER] All right, we decided. Oh, you're gross. Yes, trivia? We're doing trivia? All right. Trivia, it is. [MUSIC] All right. I can't believe this. All right. Y'all know the rules. We don't need to repeat it again, do we? Nope. Oh, actually, it's trivia. So, there's no bonus point. Either now or you don't. Okay. We're straight forward, right? So, one to one. One to one. Yeah. All right, you ready? Yeah. What was the name of Johnny Cash's band? Well, we're off to a good start. Oh. No idea. Oh, fuck. What the hell? How do I not know this? Right? Five seconds. Cassie. The Men in Black. Oh, God. I'd like, why not throw something out there? I have no idea. The Tennessee Three. Oh, God dang it. I didn't know that. I did. That's crazy. I can't believe I didn't know that. People are yelling at the radio. No, I'm learning. Yeah. It's nothing. This gentleman is no longer married to her, but Miranda Lambert married him at one point. Kirby. That was an 11th. Who was it? Blake Shelton. Here you go. Really? Miranda Lambert was married to Blake Shelton? Oh. Yeah. Wow. When she chimes in. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. All right. I will. Travis. I heard Kirby. Dolly Parton. Oh, I was going to say. What were you going to say? Maria Carey. No. No. I wasn't sure what the question was. You said your name too fast. Well, I have the answer. Sorry. All right. Well, good job on that. Which prominent country musician died in 1953? Prominent. Travis. This is Hankley. Travis. It is Travis. Wait. No. He did not say Travis. But Eric said Travis for me. That doesn't matter. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. I think he gets the point for that. That state was Johnny Cash born and raised. For Amos. Go ahead. Tennessee. Oh. Kirby. Go ahead. I don't know this Arkansas. There you go. There you go again. Even I knew that. We should have like background music. We should have background music. We should have background music. We should have it one point. We can have this one point. He can have this one point. He has the one. He has one. There we go. Isn't that feel better? Oh, it does. It does feel better. So much better. Who released the classic country album? No fences. Travis. Go ahead. Garthbacks. You do? Good job. We're at two to three. Who are you not classic by the way? Oh, it's classic. It's me. Oh, it's classic. Travis is still struggling with anything Garthbacks. I know. All right. Who released the country classic rope in the wind? Kirby. I heard Travis. Garthbacks. Yeah. Come on. Eric, we are tied. Hey. You're getting dagger stairs across the street. Hey, birds are back. Birds are back. Birds are back. Are you off your game tonight? No, you're just doing me fucking dirty tonight. The birds have not been in the studio for several episodes. Cassie Cab, I'm one of them smokes off you. Sure can you have next song Eric. Right. What could slap those off the table? What country music singer perform the breakthrough hit, walking after midnight? Kirby. Go ahead. That's a good line. There you go. Oh, that's a good one. Willie Nelson's battered old guitar. Travis. Go ahead. Trigger. Oh, I accidentally, yeah. You were right. You were right. You were right. I hit the wrong point. Write that down, Cassie. We have four, four. We're tied. It is a tie. It is a tie. We might have to end this with name that tune. Let's see. Let's go with country. Hold on. Some of these are like... Oh, you're selecting? Well, okay. What year was Kanye Westborn? That's not country. Who's Kanye West? It is because it had to do with the fact that he presented Taylor Swift with an award in 2009. So you can see why I skipped it. Okay, let's skip that. 2009. I appreciate you skipping that. Yeah. What famous country star has a theme part named after... Kirby. Oh, oh. I couldn't tell. Cassie? Kirby. I heard a Kirby. Dolly Parton, Dolly Wood. Dolly Wood. I feel like that should be two. I'm just kidding. She is. I feel like I said my name first though. Did you? Yeah, I think I did. But it's okay, Cassie. You're good. All right. It's probably delayed because you're a cross. I'm a little further away from you. Which band performed Cowboy Take Me Away? Kirby. Go ahead. There are 60 checks now known as the Chick. There you go. She even threw in the now known house. I know. I know. Formerly known house. I feel like that should be two points, but I don't want to argue. No, one point. In the world of country music, what does CMA stand for? Travis. Travis. Country Music Awards. Country Music Association. There you go. What? It's true. It's true. I actually ticked him one and I had to take it off. I thought it was a country music award. In what U.S. state was Dolly Parton born? Kirby. Go ahead. Tennessee. Pigeon Forge if I get extra points? No. No extra points. However, we are at four to eight now. All right. We got time for about two more questions. I'm going to lose four to eight. Yeah. We got time for three more questions. Four more. Yeah. Talk out of here. Three. That's fine. Go ahead. Kenny Rogers was born and raised in what state? Oh, I have no idea. Travis. Go ahead. Texas. Oh, yes. I knew it. Five. Eight. Now, this is an obscure question, but I think it's interesting. I think you guys probably, if you think you might know it. How many times has Kenny Rogers been married? I never really thought about that. Kirby, I have it. Five. Five it is. Five it is. Oh, come on. Yes. No. That's a big car. I am so impressed with you. I did. I fully admit it. Okay. We're at five to nine. No, whatever. There you go. I'm going to find out, babe. Let's see if I can find one more here. Some of them are so obscure. Like what year was so and so born? Like, how would you know that? Yeah. Let's see. Oh, my gosh. Oh, I see what they're doing there. Okay. Okay. Here we go. In what country did Keith Urban release in Cal? Kirby. Go ahead. Australia. He's from Australia. Does that make sense? He's from Australia. Ten to five. Yeah. All right. Last question. All right. One more. Just a good fucking measure. Ten to five. Last question. What sport did Tim McGraw give a college dollars? Go ahead. Baseball. Tim McGraw? I don't know. I don't know. What are you fishing for? You already won, sweet curve. Well, no, I'm just saying. Baseball is obvious because dad was. It's so obvious. Yeah. For the rest of us. All right. Tim McGraw's dad was Tom McGraw, the famous major league baseball player. You are for the New York Mets and the Phillies. You are awarded no extra points. Oh, no. He was famous for his role. Bonus point. Bonus points. He wasn't raised by a tug McGraw. He was put up for adoption. He found out that was his dad later. Oh. How the hell did he keep the same last name? That's crazy. I think he might have done it later in life because I feel like maybe I'm making this up. That was something that him and Faith Hill had in common that she was adopted to. We're going to address this on the next. I'm fighting against fricking. We're going to address this on the next Travis Billy Ross download. All right. Here's the background on it. Tim McGraw was not adopted. Oh. I don't mind. But his early life was a unique family. He was born to Betty Trimble, and for much of his childhood, he believed his stepfather Horace Smith was his biological. It wasn't until he was 11 years old that he discovered his father was the professional baseball player of time McGraw. Fair enough. So Horace Smith. So Betty got -- Betty was rolling around in the hit one night. That was getting crazy. Yeah. Sweet curvy's Britannica over here. You go Betty. Well, yeah. And Horace Smith raised him until he was 11. Oh, there you go. Hey. All right. Cool. We learned something new every day. All right. That's time. All right. You guys. Trivia. Songs. Also win. Yep. I'm just throwing pops to Horace Smith. Whatever. All right. You guys. Thank you so much for coming out last night. I hope you have a great rest of your week and happy Sunday tonight. And we'll see you guys. Or you'll hear us next Sunday on the Travis Billy Ross out on our country show. Thank you sweet curbs. Thank you Eric. Go for it. Thank you Cassie. Go forth. Thank you Ramona radio. God bless you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. (upbeat music) (chimes)