Chill Covers

Hosts:  Lauren "Ren" Harris & david "daGeneral" mills
Announcers: Zebedia "Zeb"  McClusky & Wink Dinkerson
Sound Engineers: Lauren Harris
Executive Prouducer:  InterWest Concepts - interwestconcepts.com

Transcript

SPEAKER_05 0:00

Oh my gosh, here it is. Another wonderful Sunday morning.

SPEAKER_00 0:04

It is, and we're still having a hangover from that previous Saturday night.

SPEAKER_05 0:08

You know, I have to tell you something that I've been lately going back and watching some of the very the actually I watched the first Saturday night. It was Saturday night then.

SPEAKER_00 0:17

Not Saturday Night Live, just Saturday night, all the way back in 1974.

SPEAKER_05 0:21

All the original Not Ready for Primetime players are on there. And so I want and they're musicians, some of the musicians made their debut there. Guys like Joe Cocker. I don't think Paul Simon made his debut there because he was with Artfunkel. Artfunkel.

SPEAKER_00 0:37

He was doing solo stuff by 75, but he was a host of the second episode.

SPEAKER_05 0:41

Not technically the musical guest, but so I really, and then when then I told you this is what I wanted to do, you were like, Oh, I love Saturday night. Yeah. No, but you called it live.

SPEAKER_00 0:50

Saturday night live. That's right. Because I grew up with the 2000s. But no, we're going back and we're we're doing some of those uh beautiful musical acts from those early seasons of Saturday night.

SPEAKER_05 0:59

And we'll work all the way through. Let's make it a series. What do you say? I'm down, I'm down. All right. So here we go. You ready? Let's do it like this, too. Hold on. Recorded live from Farmington, New Mexico. It's Sunday morning with WUC.

SPEAKER_04 1:17

Ooh, gosh. Valentine's or St. Patty's Day. Which is more fun? Either way, Ren and David are here to be your sweetie or beer buddy. The wake-up calls got your back. Going big this Sunday morning.

SPEAKER_10 1:50

You gotta have something. If you wanna be with me. Nothing from nothing. Nothing. You gotta have something. If you wanna be with me.

SPEAKER_05 4:07

Let me just say, because um we have done a Billy Preston show and we did play that song.

SPEAKER_00 4:13

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 4:14

But I what I and we you know and I concurred. Is that the right word? We agreed.

SPEAKER_00 4:19

I concur, yes.

SPEAKER_05 4:20

Yeah, there you go. Okay. Since we're doing a Saturday night, he was the very first musical guest on Saturday night.

SPEAKER_00 4:28

Yes.

SPEAKER_05 4:29

And that is the song that he debuted.

SPEAKER_00 4:33

So we're not bankrupt for ideas, folks, or song. It's merely we're just being historically accurate.

SPEAKER_05 4:40

Oh, nice, nice point. But you know, I never what's really got to me is when I mentioned this to you when you arrived today, um, I I I never missed an episode back in 75. Not a single one. Um my wife would go to bed, she wasn't a big fan, but I I didn't care. I and I had only been married a couple years at that time. But um, I just I never missed a show. Lauren Michaels was a genius, the cast, unbelievable guys like John Belushi, Jane Curtin, Gilda Radder. Oh, Dan Aykroyd, I think I think he came along later.

SPEAKER_00 5:15

No, Dan Aykroyd was in the first season.

SPEAKER_05 5:17

No, I'm talking Chevy Chase.

SPEAKER_00 5:18

No, Chevy Chase was in the first season.

SPEAKER_05 5:19

In the very first one, because he did take kind of a break in there somewhere in between.

SPEAKER_00 5:22

Well, I think he was only on the first season.

SPEAKER_05 5:24

Maybe that's what the deal was.

SPEAKER_00 5:26

And then he immediately got catapulted into stardom and he let everybody know that he's better than the other.

SPEAKER_05 5:31

And they brought him back kind of funny. So I because I've been watching, I've I'm up to about season four or five now. Okay, cool. You know, and and it's funny too because they're the way they do things, the humor I at that time, you know, when I was younger, I probably laughed at everything, but now I look at it a little bit more objectively, I'm like, ah, they shouldn't have ever aired that. But you were saying they do the they were they this they the script's written that a day, and then they have that week to get it ready for that night.

SPEAKER_00 5:58

Yes. I think something uh I'm gonna just front-load this. I get this uh this commentary from a YouTuber that I really enjoy, Drew Gooden. He's very popular. And he has done, I think, several episodes about Saturday Night Live, but his his video from 2021 titled I Watch One SNL Episode from Every Season is really good because he goes back and he watches one SNL episode from every single season, which doesn't sound like a lot, but I mean at that point that's almost 50 years worth of episodes. So um he he has some good commentary on how we take for granted that SNL isn't always gonna be super funny simply because they have they they write and produce and rehearse all of the sketches within one week. And so not all of them are gonna be good, but that's also why when they are good, it's so magical because nobody ever expects it. Like I I think of uh the more cowbelt sketch. It was just the perfect storm that came on later in life, yeah. Yeah, if you if you had gotten anyone else to do any of those uh parts in that sketch, it might not have been so funny. But just the the fact that Will Farrell is so intense about it, he's wearing this tiny little shirt, and uh Christopher Walken is taking it so seriously, it's just the perfect storm to create his just magic that is remembered for years to come.

SPEAKER_05 7:26

Well, it warmed my heart when I told you that I wanted to do this. Oh, I love Saturday Night Live. I said, No, we're talking Saturday night.

SPEAKER_00 7:32

Yes, that's true. And I should say that I did watch the first I watched at least the first season of Saturday night.

SPEAKER_05 7:39

Then you were how old?

SPEAKER_00 7:41

I was probably like twenty.

SPEAKER_05 7:42

Oh no.

SPEAKER_00 7:43

Didn't you tell me you were watching it when you were six or something with your okay, no, I'm talking about the first season of Saturday night from 1975. Oh god. I watched it when I was 20 because I was already a fan. Because I've been watching Saturday Night Live since I was a little kid.

SPEAKER_05 7:58

There you go.

SPEAKER_00 7:59

Now when I think of the very first season that I remember, it had like Will Farrell and Tina Faye and Amy Poeh and Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Fallon, Tracy Morgan.

SPEAKER_05 8:09

And I love Tina Faye.

SPEAKER_00 8:12

Oh, she's hilarious.

SPEAKER_05 8:13

Alright, well listen, I think uh most of the music or all the music is gonna be from 75 or 76 and maybe 77, but let's do a let's do a series. Let's just let's just make it a series. This will be the first, and we'll just go through the years till we get to Saturday Night Live and the more modern stuff. And if you have any suggestions, we'd love to hear from me. I'll give you that information later. Right now, I need to get the particulars out of the way. This is K SJ E. I'm David.

SPEAKER_00 8:37

I'm Lauren.

SPEAKER_05 8:38

And we're going to get another song from this is from Saturday Night Live. From Saturday line. You got me doing it now.

SPEAKER_00 8:46

I'm tripping myself up over it. I need to look up when it went from just Saturday night to Saturday Night Live because you know, technically it's all the same thing. Exactly. But it it is important to get that particular correct. Um, here is you pulled all the music for this show. You did all the hard work for me. Uh this is also the first uh musical guest on the first episode of Saturday night.

SPEAKER_05 9:10

Oh, Janice Ian.

SPEAKER_00 9:11

Janice Ian.

SPEAKER_05 9:12

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 9:13

This is at 17.

SPEAKER_05 9:15

Oh, great tune. Uh we've got David Ease coming up.

SPEAKER_07 9:22

I learned the truth that's the teen. The love was meant for the queens. And then high school girls with clear skin smiles, a married young and then return. We spend on beautiful seventy. And those of us with brates, lacking in social graces, desperate inventing God. Remember those who win the game, lose the love beside game in death should be a sanity. The small town eyes will give the children dull surprise when payment too exceeds accounts received seventeen. Whoa, whoa, younger than today. We all play the game when we dare to shoot ourselves it's solitary, venture song, repenting other lives unknown. They call and say commands with me, murmur vague sanitations, with ugly girls like me at seventeen.

SPEAKER_04 13:53

You're jamming with Ren and David on the KSJE Sunday morning wake-up call. That's a that's a groove.

SPEAKER_11 14:12

When I was a little boy, the devil called my name. See now, who do? Who do you think you're foolin'? I'm a consecrated boy. Oh my mama loves me. She loves me.

SPEAKER_10 14:43

She rocked me back around, baby.

SPEAKER_01 14:51

Well that's gonna be me.

SPEAKER_10 14:55

I'm the devil with all the bed, put to you make young food, he's always had his own language.

SPEAKER_04 17:23

Wren and I like to humor him.

SPEAKER_05 17:25

Here's David Knees. Storgasm. Storgasm, that's sex in the supermarket. Storgasm. Brilliant, Dave.

SPEAKER_00 17:38

Your best work yet.

SPEAKER_05 17:39

You think? Oh my friend. Don't forget that. Storgasm have you ever had a storgasm?

SPEAKER_00 17:46

Um, not particularly. No. Me neither. But now if I do, I'll know what to call it. I'll be able to tell people exactly what happened.

SPEAKER_05 17:54

Exactly. Guess what? I had a sorghum the other night. You had a what? K SJ E. I'm David. I'm Ren. And we're doing Saturday night. Not Saturday night live, but we're gonna get to that.

SPEAKER_00 18:07

We are gonna get to that, yes.

SPEAKER_05 18:10

Tell me a little bit about that, Paul Simon. You had something you wanted to talk about.

SPEAKER_00 18:13

Oh no, I was just gonna say that that was Paul Simon, who was the he's credited as the host of the very second episode of Saturday night, though he did also perform music with Art Garfunkel, and that was one of the songs he performed on the show. I think you know that is more of his uh independent work. Um I was gonna say too though that I was always very confused as a child because my name I go by Ren, but I also my full name is Lauren. And as a kid, I always heard people talking about Lauren Michaels, Lauren Michaels. And I'm like, who is that? I had to look it up. It's not Lauren Michaels, it's Lauren Michaels.

SPEAKER_05 18:48

I didn't know that.

SPEAKER_00 18:49

L-O-R-N-E. Lauren.

SPEAKER_05 18:51

I'm always calling Lauren.

SPEAKER_00 18:53

Yeah, no, no, it's Lauren.

SPEAKER_05 18:54

I didn't know that.

SPEAKER_00 18:55

But still, it was like an eye-opener to me as a kid. I was like, I didn't know boys could be named that. All right. Now I know.

SPEAKER_05 19:01

You know, if I had a little bell, I'd ring it. Some information.

SPEAKER_00 19:07

There you go. Now to let the people know. Um I always loved uh SNL as a kid. Um my dad is, I think, like a year or two younger than you. He's turning 70 this year. But he always has adored Saturday Night Live all the way back when it was still just Saturday night. And so when I was growing up, it was an institution in our household. We dropped everything and watched it. And I didn't always understand the humor, but I always got a good laugh out of it anyway. And um all the way up until I was like twenty two, I watched it religiously every single weekend. Um good or bad, rain or shine. And it's fun because people like to complain about how Saturday Night Live isn't funny anymore. Which I think it's far too diverse of a show to say whether it's funny or not funny strictly. It's always been unfunny and funny at the same time.

SPEAKER_05 19:57

I was gonna say, yeah. But growing pains. They've had growing pains.

SPEAKER_00 20:00

They've had growing pains.

SPEAKER_05 20:01

And in our conversation, we're saying they have tried to make it a little bit more modernistic. So it's a little different. So us older folk may not quite uh like it or appreciate it.

SPEAKER_00 20:13

Which I think is valid too, because at the very least, like they're not gonna have the same writers for 50 years. Well, sure. Some of the writers in the writing room are Gen Z now. Um so they're gonna they're gonna have humor that that is uh simply just not applicable to every single generation. But I was gonna say, it's always fun watching Saturday Night Live when it airs because sometimes you'll catch those cornerstone moments that become or maybe touchstone moments that become like so big in culture. Like I remember watching the Lazy Sunday rap by Lonely Island when it aired for the first time all the way back in what, 2006? Lazy Sunday, wake up in the late afternoon to call Crisponel just to see how we don't, and then they talk it's basically just a rap about how they spend their Sunday off after doing SNL. They go and see the Chronicles of Narnia. The chronic What Calls of Narnia. It's classic.

SPEAKER_05 21:07

That is classic. Well, I just um I don't know. I I really, really and I wonder, you know, if it had come on earlier when I was a younger teenager with my dad would have allowed me to watch it. Um because he was kind of strict with that stuff.

SPEAKER_10 21:21

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 21:21

Um although, you know, some of it it was pretty offensive. I mean, and by today's standard, they'd probably get taken off the air. Hell no, they wouldn't have because I mean if they were making So today's stuff is still offensive, is what you're saying.

SPEAKER_00 21:38

In its own way, yeah. Yeah. I well I I I I've never really liked that argument that well, you couldn't make that today. Well, you could make that today. Because like like blazing saddles, the joke of blazing saddles was always that they're making fun of racists.

SPEAKER_05 21:54

Yes, exactly.

SPEAKER_00 21:55

And it's the same with All in the Family with R. T. Bunker. The whole joke was that you're not. Supposed to side with Archie Bunker being a bigot. He learns a lesson each episode. He's not humiliated, but he learns an episode, uh, a lesson each episode. And I think that there are absolutely sketches that SNL has made that that were wrong then and are wrong today. But um, you know, the better ones were always trying to say something. They were trying to be satirical. They were just they had a message, they weren't just there to be shocking.

unknown 22:25

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 22:26

Well, I like to say, and I and you know, I still have quite an uncertain at the time I really like Chevy Chase, but the older I've gotten and re-watching it, he is an arrogant ass. Oh, anybody who's worked with him will tell you he's in those days, but as I watch it now, I'm like, he doesn't even need to be on there.

SPEAKER_00 22:45

Well, you think you when you watch it, you think, oh, that's just his shtick. That's just who he's pretending to be.

SPEAKER_05 22:50

Oh, that's who he is.

SPEAKER_00 22:51

No. They made um uh they made a documentary about him recently, and I haven't seen it, but there was one clip that went viral where the interviewer is interviewing him for the documentary, and she's like, I'm just trying to figure you out. And he's like, Yeah, of course you are. And I'm gonna tell you, you're not gonna be able to figure me out because you're not very bright. And he says that to her face, and she's like, Wow. And he's like, Yeah, that's just who I am. I'm just I'm just different. Most people don't get me. And it really comes across as very, I'll just say unlikable. So he's a funny guy, he's had a very interesting career as a person. I don't know if I like Chevy Chase, but I I've never met him.

SPEAKER_05 23:30

Well, it's the wake-up call with uh my lovely friend Ren and uh myself, Dave, Dave, as you might have heard. Dave. And you would you prefer I call you Lauren?

SPEAKER_00 23:39

No, Ren's good.

SPEAKER_05 23:40

Okay.

SPEAKER_00 23:41

I just sometimes say Lauren out of habit because it is my name.

SPEAKER_05 23:44

Yeah, true. Uh and I'm just wondering what we're gonna call the show. I I really Saturday Night Live? I don't know.

SPEAKER_00 23:50

We could just call it like live from New York or something like that.

SPEAKER_05 23:53

I like that. Let's do that because I think we might get in trouble for calling it Saturday Night Live.

SPEAKER_00 23:58

I I wouldn't know.

SPEAKER_05 23:59

Yeah, I think there might be a franchise. Oh, good point.

SPEAKER_00 24:02

Yeah, good point.

SPEAKER_05 24:03

And I don't want to get any more trouble because we got kicked off of Spotify. I don't I don't want to get any more trouble.

SPEAKER_00 24:07

We're not bitter about that at all.

SPEAKER_05 24:09

No. No, no, no, not whatsoever.

SPEAKER_00 24:13

Well, I I just remember being a big fan of Saturday Night Live when I was living in New York or Nebraska. First, when I was living in Nebraska. And knowing that it did slightly bug me that we got it an hour later than it actually aired. Um, I was like, well, it's not really live then, is it? But um in New York, when I lived in New York, I always watched Saturday Night Live with such pride because I knew I was watching it exactly as it was happening, just a couple hours away from me. So that was always cool. We got more music from the first couple of seasons of SNL.

SPEAKER_05 24:45

Yeah, yeah. Yes, right. SN. That's it. SNL just rolls off your tongue, but I got this is from the artist that first appeared on there, for sure.

SPEAKER_00 24:54

This guy, uh Leon Redbone, was one of the musical guests from the 15th episode of SN. This is Ain't Misbehaven.

SPEAKER_05 25:03

And you know what? I got all bought all his stuff from that from him on there. Love this guy, for sure. He's different. Sings through his nose, but I still like him.

SPEAKER_06 26:29

I know for certain the one I love. I'm through with flight and just behaving, shaving my love for you like Jack Hona in the corner, don't go nowhere. Why do I care? Your kisses I was with me Believe me. I don't stay out, don't care to go. I'm on a body, just me and my video I must behave, my love. In the corner, don't go nowhere. What do I care? Your kisses I was waiting for. I don't stay out, don't care to go. I'm on my body, just me and my video. It misbehaves even my life.

SPEAKER_10 29:57

Will you stand up and woke out on laying me on ears and I'll sing you a song? I will try not to sing out of key. Oh baby, I'm not here to get What do I do am I load? I'll do it as a world No I do I feel like the end of the day. Are you sad? I tell you, I'm gonna do that. I can tell ya, but show we those last.

SPEAKER_05 34:13

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 34:15

And Joe Cocker has held a special place in your heart ever since.

SPEAKER_05 34:18

It has. Um and you know, I I I didn't get quite as animated as Jim Belushi does when I was. John Belushi. Yeah, see, now you got me doing it.

SPEAKER_00 34:28

Now all the audience knows that you messed up and not me. No, I will give you the I I mistakenly called John Belushi Jim Belushi off the air, and Dave corrected me, but I got in his head. Yeah. Anyway, so you weren't his brothers.

SPEAKER_05 34:42

They're brothers. Yeah, but yeah, I wasn't quite as animated as John doing Joe Cocker. But I was pretty animated. And I believe it. And I had to do it, I don't know, 30 times. I mean, the the Snowdown Follies goes for um three nights or two nights, I think.

SPEAKER_00 34:58

Okay, and you had to do multiple perfor performances throughout the day.

SPEAKER_05 35:02

Each night, yeah, each night. Yeah, they yeah. But so I have this special place in my heart for Joe Cocker. And I played Archie Bunker for the skit that we did, and my the people that I was in the skit with, and I wrote the skit the whole nine yards. The people I was in the skit with, because I had a s kind of a scruffy beard and you know, and and long hair. Well, I put my hair back in a ponytail for for Archie, but I refused to shave my beard because I was doing Joe Cocker. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 35:28

You gotta have the beard for Joe Cocker.

SPEAKER_05 35:29

Oh sure. So yeah. I got some great pictures of me backstage just sitting there looking like Joe Cocker.

SPEAKER_00 35:36

That's a that's a blast.

SPEAKER_05 35:37

It was a blast.

SPEAKER_00 35:38

Very cool, very cool. Yeah, uh he's he's been a musical guest on the show, Joe Cocker. So admittedly, I did play that song because of the famous John Belushi impression. Which I don't even think it's a bad impression. It's just so over the top. It is, and it makes me roll my eyes.

SPEAKER_05 35:57

Well, the thing I think about doing impressions, I think most impressionists will tell you you have to kind of take it over the top.

SPEAKER_00 36:04

You do.

SPEAKER_05 36:05

So, like if you ever saw Richard Little do Johnny Carson, it was over the top. But it was characteristic of Johnny Carson, just over the top.

SPEAKER_00 36:13

Yeah, it's almost like a living caricature. Yeah, exactly. Everybody knows that that's not what they're really like, but that's kind of what they're like.

SPEAKER_05 36:21

So uh Saturday night, Saturday night aired for the very first time. Did you say November in 75, November 75?

SPEAKER_00 36:28

October 75.

SPEAKER_05 36:30

And uh has been going strong since then. We had a little discussion off mic about it. It's different now. I don't I don't watch it now, it's really not my type of humor. I quit along around the Chris Farley stage, somewhere there after Chris Farley.

SPEAKER_00 36:47

Really, okay, yeah. You're missing, I mean, admittedly, I think you're missing a lot of good stuff.

SPEAKER_05 36:52

Well, we don't have to. Well, so I started watching the series at the very beginning, so I'll go all the way through to the end. Okay. But yeah.

SPEAKER_00 37:00

Well, um Chris Farley was slightly before my time, but I did grow up watching a lot of best of compilations. So best of Chris Farley was my favorite best of compilation. But uh my my first year, I think, being conscious of watching SNL, because it was S NL at that point, was like the year 2000. But ever ever since then, there's been Tina Faye right? Tina Faye, Jimmy Fallon.

SPEAKER_05 37:26

I would like and I like Jimmy Fallon, or Jimmy Fallon. I like Jimmy Fallon, I like Tina Faye. So I should at least go. Oh, you would like those sketches.

SPEAKER_00 37:32

They're funny. They're funny. Well, especially if you like Tina Faye's writing. She started as a writer on the show, but she just was so animated. They were like, okay, let's put her on. And uh, you know, as I got older, there were some other great acts. There's Maya Rudolph, obviously, she's great. Uh when I I think of Kristen Wig, I think of uh Andy Sandberg and Bill Hayter, um, lots of great performers. And then Kate McKinnon, who I would say is one of the biggest stars to come out of SNL. Personally couldn't stand her when she first started on the show. I thought she was it was the same thing with John Belushi's impression of Joe Cocker. I just thought everything she did on that show was so over the top, it would always take me out of it. But she grew on me as she got a little bit more comfortable and and didn't feel it to me, it felt like she wasn't trying so hard to be the funniest person in the room every second. Now now I really like Kate McCoy.

SPEAKER_05 38:24

Well, listen, if you have a suggestion, we'd love to hear it. Is there a special Saturday night show that you liked, I'd like to hear about that too. Um but drop us an email, interest concepts, all one word, all lowercase, I-N-T-E-R-W-E-S-T, C-O-N-C-E-T-E-S.com. And uh take a look at the website there. You can hear all our past episodes are there as well. Uh and we're very thankful to K-S-J-E for airing us. We're not live, but recorded live.

SPEAKER_00 38:56

We're pretty much recorded live. We don't edit. The only thing we edit out is if like there's a slightly too long of a pause, that's what we'll edit out.

SPEAKER_05 39:03

So for all concerned, this is March 1st.

unknown 39:05

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 39:06

For as far as you know, this is March 1st. It's never been anything else.

SPEAKER_05 39:11

They're not trying to pull the wool over your eyes or anything like that. So, but yeah.

SPEAKER_00 39:15

Hey, I have a question for you too, real quick. Um maybe I'll bring up the question and then I'll give you time to think about it while I play a song.

SPEAKER_05 39:21

Okay, that sounds probably a good idea.

SPEAKER_00 39:23

Now, this guy is synonymous with well, maybe not synonymous, but a lot of people know him from Saturday night. Um but he was never officially a not ready for primetime player. It was Andy Kaufman.

SPEAKER_05 39:36

Oh, yes.

SPEAKER_00 39:37

Yeah, you're an Andy Kaufman fan.

SPEAKER_05 39:39

I know Andy Kaufman very well.

SPEAKER_00 39:41

Well, very cool.

SPEAKER_05 39:41

And he was on uh Taxi, which was one of my favorite shows. He was, wasn't he?

SPEAKER_00 39:46

I know him uh mainly for the Mighty Mouse sketch, which I believe here he comes.

SPEAKER_05 39:52

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. I love that.

SPEAKER_00 39:55

And and frankly, I I don't know a lot about his other forms of comedy, but I do I did love his Mighty Mouse sketch.

SPEAKER_05 40:01

He was a stranger. He was trying to do a wrestler, got his butt kicked. He's just an interesting cat for sure.

SPEAKER_00 40:07

And one of those some of his humor, like I remember he I don't I doubt he was serious about it. I think he was just kind of trying to be a troll at the time. I vividly remember he would like go on talk shows and say, Women aren't strong enough to beat me in the ring and stuff like that. And he would he would get the women really angry so that they would come and and fight him in the ring. And I think that was just him trying to rile rile people of her comedy. But the Mighty Mouse sketch specifically is just so weird that even today I I think it can appeal to a lot of people's sense of humor because the joke isn't a a political reference nobody gets anymore. It's not a a lofty joke, it's just here's a weird guy doing something weird on stage.

SPEAKER_05 40:50

You know, Mighty Mouse was one of my favorite cartoons when I was a kid.

SPEAKER_00 40:52

Yeah, same with my dad. He loved Mighty Mouse, so he loved that Andy Coffin sketch as well.

SPEAKER_05 40:57

Absolutely. I forgot all about that. It was one of my old time because he would sing it and then he would sit there while the music played. You just seem kind of bobbering.

SPEAKER_00 41:04

He wasn't even singing it, he was just mouthing to it because this like really overly dramatic hand sweep. It's it's a good sketch.

SPEAKER_05 41:12

Yeah, very good. Oh man, bringing in back all kinds of memories.

SPEAKER_00 41:15

Um speaking of, I believe the uh no, it's not the same episode as the Mighty Mouse sketch, but I am gonna play another early uh SNL SN uh musical guest, Randy Newman, who I I know you're not too fond of Randy. I don't he writes good music. I'm not crazy about his voice, but I love the guy. The d the dude has had a bunch of number one hits, so he's doing something right.

SPEAKER_09 41:40

Here's Sail Away in America you get foody, won't have to run to the jungle and scuff up your feet. You just sing about Jesus and drink wine all day. It's great to be an American Ain't no line of tiger, ain't no mama state, just a sweet water melody in the bug we came everybody as happy as maybe all the walls in the way with me. Say the way Sail Way We will prove my ocean just to me, Sailway, Sailway, we will prove my ocean just to be in America every man is free to take care of his home and his family be as happy as the monkey in the monkey tree. Say the way, say the way we were crowded, sandwich. Say the way we will find many for me.

SPEAKER_04 44:30

Like what you're hearing? Well, if not, kiss off. Oh no, just kidding. Stick around, it'll get better. W U C on K SJ E.

SPEAKER_08 44:40

Do do do down to be do down down. Do you do down down?

SPEAKER_05 47:02

Who was that?

SPEAKER_00 47:03

It was Neil Sidak.

SPEAKER_05 47:04

Yeah, I knew that.

SPEAKER_00 47:05

I think that's probably the song I know him best for, but he's also done Oh, Carol, and Laughter in the Rain. And I think he was the musical guest on Saturday night, um, their eleventh episode. In the very first season.

SPEAKER_05 47:21

Yeah, you know, and he did I think was it Karen Carpenter that he did a song? Uh that he they did a lot of his music, and I remember her saying in the end of the court. Sadaka is a good idea.

SPEAKER_00 47:32

I mean, I know I know Karen Carpenter probably a bit more than Neil Sadaka, but I wouldn't be able to tell you if she covered his music. Yeah, weren't the Carpenters? They were kind of like unfairly called not good because their music was so sentimental or something.

SPEAKER_05 47:54

And you know, she was a drummer. She played drummers. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 47:58

I love the Carpenters when I listen to their music now. I I think Karen Carpenter's voice is just gorgeous. Yeah, they did the cover of that song like hailing all planets from interstellar or something or other. It's like a it's definitely a departure for them. It wasn't such a sentimental romantic song. It was about like aliens coming to Earth and saying like it's it's uh it's uh the day that everything changed on Earth because we meant the aliens. She doesn't really get it.

SPEAKER_05 48:29

I probably have heard it. I don't remember it. This is W C are A GM Not a DM.

SPEAKER_00 48:39

No, you're the dungeon master.

SPEAKER_05 48:41

That's right.

SPEAKER_00 48:44

You're a dungeon master, right?

SPEAKER_05 48:46

No, I've never been a master. I've always just been a player.

SPEAKER_00 48:51

Yeah, there you go. I never I never realized that, but yeah, your your initials are DMs. You're the ultimate DM.

SPEAKER_05 48:57

Well actually they're R DM.

SPEAKER_00 49:00

RDM? Oh, that's right, because you're like Paul McCartney, you go by your middle name.

SPEAKER_05 49:06

I don't know what the deal was, but my mom is obviously named me uh Robert David. Robert somewhat of after my dad, but my dad's real name was Bobby.

SPEAKER_00 49:16

Oh, yes, and he didn't like that.

SPEAKER_05 49:19

Bob, and he was not she wasn't Bobby, I think, and he was like, no, don't do that to the kid.

SPEAKER_00 49:27

Should have named you Sue. A boy named Sue.

SPEAKER_05 49:29

That'd have been fine.

SPEAKER_00 49:30

That kind of reminds me, why didn't he like Bobby? I'm sure I've asked you this before. Just because people didn't take him as seriously. Yeah, maybe. I don't know. That's kind of what that's something I always remember from the.

SPEAKER_05 49:40

I remember asking.

SPEAKER_00 49:41

There's always there's that book uh by um Kurt Vonnegut Slaughterhouse Vives where the main character goes specifically by Billy Pilgrim. Because his dad told him, always go by Billy, people will underestimate you and like you more.

SPEAKER_05 49:53

Oh, wow, man, that's interesting.

SPEAKER_00 49:55

That could that could be something to do with that. It's been a long time since I read the book, so I might get it wrong. All you all you Vonnegut fans, feel free to correct me.

SPEAKER_05 50:03

Well, my new Tacoma is named after my mom and my dad. I call it Bobby Sue. Yeah, my mom's middle name was Sue. And I thought if I had a girl, if I ever had another girl besides my firstborn, uh I would name her Bobby Sue. I think that's a lovely name. I do too. I kind of like it, but that might have insulted my dad. Because he didn't like it.

SPEAKER_00 50:24

I think you made the right choice. I think you made the right choice. Alright, so I want to get this song in before we run officially out of time. This is uh also she was in the second episode of Saturday night, but she was the official, she only performed a song with um with what's his name. I'm I'm drawing a blank with Paul Simon in that first episode, but she was in a later episode. This is Phoebe Snow with her song all over.

SPEAKER_05 50:50

One of my all-time favorite artists for sure.

SPEAKER_10 50:53

Love me some Phoebe Nine of Diamonds, nine of diamonds, Lord Battle of you card. We'll celebrate when we make jump on over your yard. Jump on over your yard. I'll jump on over. I don't know what hate me, but I'm seeing stuff. This comic book life is like the jump hands are touching me. Oh, this will never be all over this will never be the over the night queen fright wind street parade may take at the statues of bats they had to make O'Shaw Night of Diamonds, night of diamonds, Lord that's a lucky guy We'll celebrate it when we may Jump on over your yoke Jump on over your yoke Jump all over all over All this will never be all over Oh this will never be all over You feel like your train of thoughts been derised And out your wild wishes from where they've been chased You feel you embrace you Oh oh over Oh this one ever be all over All over All over Oh this will never be all over the wake-up call is almost over for another week And it's time to get your Zen on with the Zen of Rand The show doesn't go on because it's ready, it goes on because it's 11:30.

SPEAKER_00 54:38

Oh yes from producer and creator of Saturday Night Live, Lauren Michaels.

SPEAKER_05 54:43

Hey, this has been great. We're gonna make this a series. Thanks, Ren. Appreciate you. Love you bunches.

SPEAKER_00 54:48

I love you too. And we're gonna end it with uh John Sebastian, who was also on the same episode with Phoebe Snow. This is welcome back.

SPEAKER_03 55:03

Welcome back. Your dreams were your ticket out. Welcome back to that same old place that you laughed about. Well the names have all changed since you hung around. But those dreams have remained and they've turned around. Yeah, where we need you, where we need GBT's in my life. Cause we got him on the spot. Welcome back. Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. We always could spot a rare Welcome back And I smile and I think Happy Birthday And I know what a scene you were telling me Was this song that made me come back again? Yeah, where we need you got him on the spot Welcome back Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back to see you a minute with this on the leader when we need you, um bad, mummy, some bad, you can mum this back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back.

SPEAKER_02 57:36

Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back.

SPEAKER_04 57:47

That's it for another week. This is the voice of George of the Jungle coming to you from the mouth of George of the Jungle, telling you to join us next week for more W UC with the voices of Ren and David coming out of their mouths. All rights reserved until next time. Export to each other.

SPEAKER_10 58:06

Always wear your clean anywhere.