Welcome my friends to the Pat's Peeps podcast Number 90. We're at number 90 today. I planned on having more of these done Like. I plan on being like on number 92, or is this Wednesday Number 93 actually? However, best laid plans right Sometimes.
Speaker 1:Sometimes things happen, and that's what's been happening here at the Pat's Peeps compound, the Pat's Peeps studio, which, by the way, today being the 8th day of May, man, it's creeping up. My birthday's creeping up. Oh God, I couldn't wait for my birthday when I was a kid. Now I'm like stop with the birthday. Well, don't stop with the birthdays. I take that back. I want plenty more birthdays. I said that back. I want plenty more birthdays. I said that incorrectly. You know what I mean. They come around too often. I want many more, though, and I wish all of you many, many more, but anyhow, that'll be next Thursday, but today's the 8th day of May 2024. And I'm looking out my studio window here into the foothills of Northern California, gold country, eureka. It's a very windy, beautiful day, but windy. It's warm, but blustery. It's a blustery day is what it is, and so you know.
Speaker 1:By the way, I am the host of the Pat Walsh show is heard everywhere, streaming live everywhere on your free iHeart app and, in Sacramento, heard locally at KFBK. We are based wherever you are listening to my podcast, thank you, and I'd love if you would listen to my radio show, which, by the way, you can listen to any time of the day on that free iHeart app. You don't have to listen live because I'm on 7 to 10 pm. We have a very loyal following at 7 to 10 pm. That's a good audience, it's a good time. Loyal audiences. The nighttime audiences are very loyal. So are the mornings and the afternoons, but I've mentioned this before. You know they have other things on their mind for the day getting the kids ready, going to work, blah, blah, blah. Whatever Nighttime they're listening Driving a truck, maybe they're delivering, they're out and about. Some folks are just relaxing and listening. So, anyhow, we invite you to listen to my radio show as well.
Speaker 1:And boy, you know we do the record spin every day at the end of my show or I pull a record, a 45 out of my rare 45 collections collection. I should say these are all radio DJ copies, like I always like to tell you, which make them ultra rare Today, when I should say these are all radio DJ copies, like I always like to tell you, which make them ultra rare. Today, when I pulled out the record, I got really excited because this is the one we're going to play for you today, that I'm going to play for you today. I say we and we will have guests coming up again, but I've just been enjoying talking to you, quite frankly. But the one that we have today I'm really excited about because I love the song, always liked it, even when I was 12 years old when it came out. Maybe I was 13, whatever, we'll check the date on that, just to be sure. But I always liked it and to this day. You know, if I get in that karaoke situation, hello Darlene with a Y. She always has great karaoke gatherings. That's one that I like to do. So I look forward to playing that for you today. Let's see.
Speaker 1:Like I said, I do the radio show and on my radio show, if you listen, you know I strive to stay away from the biggest topics of the day. You know, at Nauseam we hear about politics and the protests at the campuses and everything that's wrong in the world. We always hear about it. That's what they're pushing on us, everything that is going on wrong in this world to make you paranoid, to make you worried, to make you stress, to divide us. I don't know why. I don't know why this is happening, but that's what's happening. Extremist groups, idiots like George Soros. Believe me, if I cursed on my podcast or on my broadcast, I had a couple of choice words for that ass. That's as deep as I'll go with my cursing. But, george Soros, you're an ass. So that kind of stuff we have to put up.
Speaker 1:But you know, listen, man, like many of you, I kind of steer away from the news these days because I don't need you shoving your agenda down my throat. That's not to say that things aren't important. Of course they are. But quit with the agenda already and your spin on everything. I'm longing for the news. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:And so, just to give you an example, you know, when I pick up my phone, as we all, when we pick up our phone, there's so many options. One of the options is if I swipe the wrong way, because I don't usually swipe to the right till, when I open up my phone because that brings up the news, I don't look at that usually, even doing a radio show, I don't really look at that on my phone Because again and I'll tell you who it is pushing this I actually forgot, but I'll swipe right momentarily. But these are the things they want you to hear about. These are the things that they want to talk about, and I end up talking about you know, who's better, the Beatles or the Rolling Stones? Some people might say, well, that's trivia. Well, if you think that, then first of all, you haven't listened to the show, because we do talk about a lot of important things.
Speaker 1:Second of all, I like trivial, I like fun. You know the people trying to take our joy away and eliminate that from our daily lives. It's not going to work for me. I still get up every day, still feeling positive. I'm such a kid inside that I wake up and I start listening to like top 40 from the 70s, because it makes me feel like I'm going to junior high or high school or something. I might be joking, puts a smile on my face, whatever I'm listening to. I think I mentioned that before. So you're not going to sit here and I'm not going to live in fear. I wake up with a positive attitude, and I hope you do too.
Speaker 1:Sometimes it's hard. I get that I do get it. But and I'm not trying to be positive ad nauseum, it's just, I mean, you choose the way you live and I choose to try to be happy. So I ignore much of the agenda and much of the news. It's not that ignorance is bliss. I know what's happening out there. I do keep up, but I try to look for you know, sort of a respectable outlet where I can follow stories, and I look for red flags when I get coverage from certain outlets. Anyhow, enough about that. My point is let's go to this. So this is essentially. I swiped right. I'll just give you an example of what they have on today's agenda. I have not scanned this yet, but it's like this every day.
Speaker 1:Top story Samsung News. I have a Samsung, excuse me. So apparently the phone, whoever phone you use now, puts out their own news, their own collection of news stories. They just collect them and put them out there. So this is Samsung News.
Speaker 1:And on Samsung News, let's just go through the litany of topics here. The headlines Number one suspect in killing of Georgia student Lincoln Riley, charged with murder. Okay, what do they always say? If it bleeds, it leads, suspect and kill. So right away, killing. Second story, and you know, at least in my estimation, the main agenda you listen to certain outlets it's Trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump and Trump, trump, trial, trump, stormy, trump, stormy Trump. You know? I mean, come on, man, already Can we get on to things that are going to make our country better, instead of being bogged down in a quicksand and nonsense like this? So the second line is Georgia appeals court will review decision that kept Fannie Willis on Trump case Next, and so these are a collection from Axios. So different collection from different, like, for instance, the killing of the Georgia student. That's from the Guardian. Third story, from Politico. So they just collect these and put them out there.
Speaker 1:Austin confirms Us pausing bomb shipments to israel, but commitments still iron clad. Okay, it's very important, very important. By the way, see, on that topic, it's interesting how you have this idiot, nancy pelosi, basically telling everyone to detach from Israel the Democratic Party. I don't know, is it imploding from within? Is that what's going to happen? Because isn't she the one saying you know, basically, detach yourself from Israel, supporting these morons, moronic, so-called protesters who were taking over college campuses. And then you have Biden, and again Soros pulling those puppet strings, and his buddies, whomever they may be. Some think it's Obama. You never know. I'm not putting that out there as a theory or anything. It's not a conspiracy. But yeah, so they're going to send money to Israel, big old aid package, while Pelosi is screaming to detach from Israel. Hmm, interesting. So yeah, here we go. So our commitment is still ironclad.
Speaker 1:The next story is from business insider Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Prison time gets shortened again. So it's all of these negative stories prison and murder. Uh, here's one, and this was for me. It says for you, based on what you've read. Well, I've read what you've presented to me. I mean, what do you mean what I've read? Well, I've read what you've presented to me. I mean, what do you mean what I've read?
Speaker 1:Rfk Jr says doctors found a dead worm in his head after it ate part of his brain. Oh my God, what? What Do what now, from the New York Post, say what? Let me see. Oh my God.
Speaker 1:Independent presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr claimed in a deposition taken more than a decade ago that a worm ate part of his brain. Isn't this night gallery and earwig when laid eggs in the brain? Oh my God, what is happening here? A worm ate part of his brain before dying inside of his head. Okay, I wasn't expecting this. Maybe I should read more into this. I don't know. Golly man that's RFK Jr, now 70, made the bizarre admission during his 2012 divorce proceeding, detailing cognitive problems he initially feared were a brain tumor, only for a second doctor to tell him that the dark spots on his brain scans were a dead parasite. Wow, oh my gosh man. That is bizarre. Let's see Before getting a second opinion. Kennedy had been set to undergo surgery by the same doctor who operated on his uncle Senator Edward Kennedy, who had died from brain cancer in 2009. The good news is, if the parasite hadn't have died in his head, christy Noem would have shot it Anyhow, so that would have been something.
Speaker 2:Man, oh man a little parasite.
Speaker 1:Golly man. That's horrible, terrible man. Former army soldier convicted of murdering pregnant soldier of germany base 2001 girl finds strange eggs under her bed. Do you? Do you hear a? Uh? Do you hear any positive stories here? Is there anything about a police officer doing anything positive? Nba commissioner reveals major issue in sports betting Homeowners suing for the right to demolish the house of Marilyn Monroe died in. Then you get Trump reportedly pitching assassination squads. Extreme Mexico policy. Man, this is all positive stuff they're trying to promote, isn't it? Yeah, Donald Trump suffers huge vote against him in Indiana primary. Uh-huh, Right. So anyhow, you get the point.
Speaker 1:Here's the poll question for today. Let me see what it is. Do you agree with Israel's claim that the terms of the Gaza ceasefire proposal do not meet its demands? Agree, disagree, not sure. So, anyhow, they're not going to veer away from all the negative stuff that they want us to talk about.
Speaker 1:Sometimes, you know, there are things that do need to be talked about, but for the most part, that is all. Just that's the stuff that keeps us stressed, keeps us worried on a daily basis. Rhetoric from North Korea about nukes, you know Putin threatening us and no one's suggesting for one second that these are not things we need to be paying attention to, because certainly we do need to be paying attention to all of this. But I think the media plays it up and I think they induce fear into people, make people stressed. Many would argue well, yeah, you know what? If you're reporting the news, the news is always bad. So it's going to stress you. But guess what? That's true, but the news isn't always bad. There's good news out there as well. They choose not to report that. Well, good news isn't going to get. There's good news out there as well. They choose not to report that. Well, good news isn't going to get ratings. How do you know? You don't use it Because you have to have talking heads to spin every story Anyhow. So that's just my little random thought for the day. Random thought Other things today.
Speaker 1:Oh, this is pretty cool. You know, as I mentioned, I have a radio show. I love radio. I found this thing here. I thought I would share this with you for a moment. Here's a radio, 1963 radio recording. Radio is so much different then than it is now, Just so much different, the sound of it and everything. I thought maybe we could take a listen to this and see how that 1960s.
Speaker 3:One mile in fog patches and showers early Friday but improving to greater than six miles on Friday morning.
Speaker 4:Attack it up, but he's gonna shut you down. It happened on the strip where the road is wide Two cool shorts standing side by side, yeah.
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Speaker 1:Ha ha, that was great. I don't know what that was. That was pretty Beach balls, beach balls.
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Speaker 1:It's the good old summertime on. Wmea, s-w-a-n-e-a A place to go for food, that's always right.
Speaker 5:Adventure Car Hop does it again. Order the sacks full of burgers or tubs full of chicken, large, medium or small. Say woo, woo ginsburg, and get a 45 extended play album with four songs by bobby b, including and you'll hear bobby, these things if you found another guy who satisfies you more than I do, run to him.
Speaker 4:And here's another winner, robin, my angel, and you'll also Take good care of my baby.
Speaker 5:Yes, get your free extended play 45 Bobby V album. Just say woo-woo Ginsburg, woo-woo Ginsburg Large, medium or small Sacks full of burgers or tubs full of chicken. Today Adventure Car, hop On a route one in Saugus.
Speaker 1:Dressed just as you are Adventure wear so good I love this. You never get out of your car.
Speaker 5:Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. Well, they've had music lovers in the past too. You've been listening to old woo-woo, arnie Ginsberg and the Canite Train Show, and coming up next, jerry Williams. Just put those little horns in there.
Speaker 1:That's great.
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Speaker 2:Boston.
Speaker 4:Oh, la-la-la-la-la 24 hours hey.
Speaker 5:On the defend way. This morning, 23 before 8 o'clock, we're exactly three away from the news. Hear all about the election of Pope Paul VI at Vatican City. Hear it on the next WMEX 2020. News Headlines coming up at 7.40 this morning.
Speaker 3:Right here on the Boy.
Speaker 2:Uh-oh, his face looks red. Good morning, right here on the. Uh-oh, his face looks red. Good morning, sir. My temper's up boy. Yes, sir, and I am about to lose the composure that is befitting a executive gentleman. Oh gosh, boss, what did I do now? This package is what I'm referring to, but you distinctly told me to tie up the old newspapers, sir, I'm glad they would do both voices back then they would record one voice and then interact with himself, which is going on here, but I did not give you permission to use string.
Speaker 2:Not use string. What else could I use then there? Is a whole box of perfect hood used typewriter ribbons in the supply room for that very purpose Used typewriter ribbons. But, boss, that ink would get all over my hands. I'd have them perished. Cleanliness is the responsibility of every gentleman, but but and how you clean your hands after you wrap packages is your problem boy not mine.
Speaker 2:You mean I really have to use the old typewriter ribbons to tie the packages? Boss, that's my final word, boy, and when you come to washing the ink off of your hands, just bear in mind I'll be watching you.
Speaker 1:How fast, bro 1963, baby going back to 1963. Very different time. And radio. Baby's right. That's good, that's right. Uh, what else we have today? Oh, the bizarre world of instructional lps. Anyone listen to anybody in these old instructional lps like sometimes put out by companies? Hey, ups is here, how's it going, man? Oh yes, this is very good timing, all right, so hold on a second. Here I have UPS Bear with me. Let me get some on hold music here for you. Let me see if I have any Hang in there. We'll be right there. Let me see. I've never had no one ever comes to my house. Let me see if I have some on hold music for you. What would be appropriate? Let's see what would be appropriate for this.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to think of good on hold music here. Got the UPS guy out there waiting. All right, let's just give it this, let's give it a little on hold. There we go. Hang in there with us. Your call is very important to us. There will be a survey at the end. There we go, thank you. Thank you, your call is very important to us. Oh my gosh, I can't believe this.
Speaker 1:No one comes to my door? No one. No one comes to my door. Were you enjoying the musical interlude? So I'll tell you what's going on right there. So the night before my show. Thank you very much for the musical interlude. Please, there will be a survey at the end of my show today.
Speaker 1:Okay, that was weird. See, anything can happen on the podcast versus being on my radio show. Somebody just knock on a door. I live in a mystery hut in a forest, so anyhow.
Speaker 1:So a couple of nights ago I'm doing my radio show and I yanked, I guess, my headphones and then my headphones wouldn't work. So now I'm at work, I'm trying to do a show and I am trying to manipulate the headphone jacket. It can only come in once in a while and so I wasn't see. Now I've lost everything here. Oh, brother, that just really threw me for a loop. Now I've lost everything. So I uh, my headphones wouldn't work and I had to go yesterday to the guitar center because I had a warranty on his headphones. So I go back to the guitar center and I try and I exchanged my headphones. Well, to exchange headphones even though I bought the insurance.
Speaker 1:Suddenly you got to go through this whole thing on an app and fill out all this crap, and then you got to take the headphones and you got to put them on your porch. Then the UPS guy's got to come and pick them up. I haven't even put them in a box yet. I had no idea UPS dude was going to come here today. No clue. I thought, a couple of days, you know, and all I had to do really was leave them on my porch. Couple of days, you know, and all I had to do really was leave him on my porch. So the guy shows up today. I couldn't even find him. I don't even know there must be in my car. I couldn't even find the things and I don't want to leave you on hold too long, even though the music is awesome.
Speaker 1:I will say that your call is very important to us. Your current wait time here on the Pats Peeps podcast is approximately 40 minutes. We have your concerns in mind. We're helping other customers. Yeah, da-da-do, da-da-do-da, da-da-da-da-da in mind, we're helping other customers. Yeah, da-da-doo, da-da-doo-dah, da-ba-da-ba-doo-dah, gonna put you on hold to go grab my reading glasses. Hey, now enjoy this music please. I'll be right back. Hey, awesome, you know, these headphones are really killer. I had to trade them in. I got these other headphones. These are the standards, these are the hold on a second. These are the Sony Dynamic Stereo Headphones MDR-7506 Professional. These are the bad boys. The other ones I had were okay, they were pretty good, but they can't compare to these. So that was you never know, like I said. So this is Pats Peeps 90.
Speaker 1:And we had a little interruption and put you on hold on a podcast. You ever been put on hold on a podcast? Well, you have now, if you're listening. All right, where was I? What was I doing? I don't even know what I was talking about. Oh, I think I was talking about industrial records, the bizarre world of instructional LPs. You know, like companies who would put out records for their businesses, like U-Haul, or you know plumbing companies and things. Well, here's one. This is a collection of stuff. This is called. Well, this is a variety of things here that we'll play for you, a couple of soundtracks, if we don't get interrupted again. And you know what? If we do, hey, so be it. We'll just keep on doing, we'll just keep on chugging along, let's see. So we have here. We'll hear from things like keeping fit, start slimming and more. Let's take a listen here. Let's take a listen to what we have here on the old industry record.
Speaker 9:So let's start with look lively. Feet together Weight on your right foot.
Speaker 1:This is keep fit. This is keep fit with Eileen Fowler from 1960, a true pioneer. She taught exercise classes to women factory workers during World War II, leading to a long career on stage screen and BBC radio. So, without further ado, you've introduced her, here you go.
Speaker 9:So let's start with look lively, feet together, weight on your right foot and get ready to step onto your left. Step left and raise right Knee right. Raise left. Step left and raise right Knee right and raise left. Left and raise right Knee right, raise left Again. Then change, get ready. Step left and close Step left.
Speaker 1:Raise right Step right and close Beautiful. Let's listen to Start Slimming Cure, blushing and self-consciousness by Henry Blythe, 1970. Blythe was a hypnotist who produced his albums in the interest of public health. The listener is instructed to follow the spoken instructions very intently and believe that he is actually in the room with you in spirit, a blithe spirit.
Speaker 6:And my voice is penetrating now and will remain there with you in your subconscious mind and will erase, wipe out completely any liking or longing that you've ever had for sweets, chocolates, pastries, cakes, sweet biscuits fried fruits.
Speaker 1:Yes, master.
Speaker 6:Potatoes yes master. Sugar in tea or coffee. I understand, master All those fattening things. You won't like them, you won't have them. You won't have them, you won't need them.
Speaker 1:Very good, it's worked on me already. I don't know about you. Fantastic Keeping up with my New Year's resolutions. Also, we have the talking. I don't know. You tell me Philip Marsden, 1967, is internationally acclaimed authority on pet budgies, on pet budgies. So with that in mind, let's take a listen to that. He won't want them.
Speaker 9:Mm-hmm, they call me pretty spooky, I'm just a little bad, but I can talk and chat up all the day.
Speaker 2:Last three pipes blatly, can't be heard.
Speaker 9:I'm a clever little budgie, aren't I? Thanks, was that nice?
Speaker 7:That was the voice of my old friend Sparky Williams, undisputed talking champion of the budgie world Sure, and I can't imagine we'll ever see his like again. You'll hear him often in this recording, not only to entertain an interest, but also to demonstrate just what a bird can do when he's been properly trained and cared for.
Speaker 1:Well, what happened to old Sparky? What do you mean? We'll never see him again. What happened to Sparky? We'll never know. I guess we also have the Magic of Sleep Learning by Dr EA Borton, stanford Institute 1950s, recorded lessons scientifically selected to realize your greatest personal desires and ambitions. It's also got the accompanying booklet to instruct you to learn why you sleep. Without further ado, here we go, and now a portion of the nighttime or sleep side. This part of the lesson is to be repeated over and over for about an hour while you're going to sleep.
Speaker 1:How am I going to go to sleep if I have to repeat this over for an hour after hour? How am I going?
Speaker 8:to sleep. I, and I alone, have the power to achieve anything and everything I desire. I can, I will and I do have the power to achieve whatever I desire from the infinite source of all power.
Speaker 1:Wow, Very inspirational. And speaking of very inspirational, I think you're going to love this one. This is Relaxed English by Sidney Stevens. This is from the early 1960s, designed for French students of the English language to learn how to use idioms and slang that are socially acceptable in America, Stuffed with creaky expressions like quote that shirt's a peach. And hark at that beat. That's very American. Hark at that beat, Bob. That's I got it, John. I'm harking, harking away. It is unintentionally hilarious and beyond parody. Please enjoy. So again, relaxed English, I think you'll understand. Here we go.
Speaker 2:Here's a nice pub. Let's have a noggin.
Speaker 7:What's yours? A pint out of the barrel, two pints out of the barrel, please.
Speaker 2:Cheerio, here's mud in your eye.
Speaker 7:Let's take our beer out into the garden and join up with those two girls, cheerio.
Speaker 1:Here's mud in your eye. Let's take our beer out into the garden and meet up with those two girls. Yep, exactly, very, very american, very, very american. Sounds like most of my friends. Cheerio, let's drink and meet those two girls, shall we? I say very good, all right, I'm gonna get to the record of the day, pat's peeps number 90. It's been a weird odd interrupted number 90 and I'm kind of enjoying it, but whatever. So today I plucked this record out. Like I say, it's one I've always really, really liked. It is a record that went to number 1 in the US, went to number 22 on the US R&B charts. It went to number 22 on the US R&B charts. He went to number one in Canada.
Speaker 1:And now this band from the early 70s, based in New York, consisted of keyboardist Michael Brown, bassist vocalist Ian Lloyd, guitarist Steve Love and drummer Brian Mady. Had this number one hit with a cover of a song from Hot Chocolate. Who did this song I believe it was the same year did it? Did it first? And the lyrics of Errol Brown and Hot Chocolate, who first had the hit in the UK with this song in 73, highlighting the issues of mixed race relationships and put it to a funk rock soundtrack. So it was covered in the same year, though, by this American group, whose version was a Billboard smash in the United States, and this is in a decade that is known for one-hit wonders in 1970s.
Speaker 1:This was a one-hit wonder, and I love the record label. Hold on a second here. I'm looking at the record label. It's on Kama Sutra Records, which is a really beautiful record label, on this 45. One side is mono, the other side is stereo, and so it's the same song on both sides. Dj copy not for sale. I'm pulling it out of the sleeve here. It is Wow. It has one little line on this side, on the mono side, but other than that and it doesn't look like a scratch or anything but other than that, it's in really nice condition.
Speaker 1:So it was released on the Kama Sutra label six months after the Hot Chocolate version, and it showcased really the great vocals of Ian Lloyd, who I always thought sounded like Rod Stewart, kind of like that Rod Stewart style, who was also huge at the time, of course and it gave the song more of an edge than the original song put out by Hot Chocolate. So this band was short-lived, never managed another hit. In 1972, they released the album Stories with their founding member, michael Brown, who left before the recording of this song and I'm going to play it. It's a great tune. Like I say, it went to number one in the United States, number one in Canada. It is the band Stories and it's a song called Brother Louie. Just a cool tune. So let's put it on the old turntable here.
Speaker 4:She was black as the night. Louis was whiter than white. Danger danger when you taste brown sugar. Louis fell in love overnight. Nothing bad, it was good. Louis had the best girl he could. When he took her home to meet his mama and papa, louie knew just where he stood Louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, Louie, louie, louie, louie, you're gonna cry.
Speaker 1:It's just a great tune. Great guitar Steve Love on guitar, ken Bickle on keyboards, kenny Aronson on bass, drummer Brian Mady and, of course, lloyd on Vocals Ian Lloyd. Hey thank you for listening to Pat's Peeps, number 90. We'll be back for 91 tomorrow. Well, they'll be painting tomorrow, so I can't imagine many more Pat's Peeps when we have an on-hold music. But you know what it was fun this time. Thanks for putting up with me. See you for number 90 and see you on the radio Louie, Louie, Louie, Louie, Louie, Louie.
Speaker 4:Louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, louie, Louie, louie, you're gonna cry.