All right, welcome back. It's Tony and Dwight Show with Dave Jennings,
brought to by the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety. We're broadcasting live on the
road today at carriage Ford. Come on by the tent. Sale is happening.
Free hot dogs happening in about an hour and a half or so,
So come on by. Deals on all these Broncos and f one fifties and
Mavericks and everything else. So please come on by. And this is a
real treat for me. And I got these three guys with me. We're
gonna go from left to right. Flage A believe it or not, close
their doors fifty years ago, and you're gonna celebrate it this weekend. Chuck,
Yes, last name Chuck Horal. Oh, I've heard so many stories
about you and they all cannot be true. They're probably more than that there
occurred Oscar brom How are you hey, I'm glad to be here. It's
good seeing you. Well year again, Chuck. What years are flage A?
Nineteen sixty through sixty four. I graduated. I graduated nineteen sixty six.
Carl Carl Schmith class of seventy one. Oh, you're the young guy.
Hey, you know what. Johnny McGrath was one of my quarterbacks of
flage A. He was recruiting me to come on the board. He's the
greatest recruiting line of all time. He said, we need some younger blood,
and I'm seventy one younger. All right, I've talked about the flag
A guys, and you guys are you know? I got my Braves coffee
cup at home. I took coffee out of you guys. Were a West
End Catholic school that operated until nineteen seventy four started when forty two forty two,
why did flag A close down? Oscar? Well, I don't know
if I could give the full answer, and that our enrollment had gone down,
and I think we were down to that last year we graduated sixty five
students and there might have been various reasons for that. I think some of
the more of that Bishop David had opened in the South End, the South
End years before, and that may have taken to students and we just weren't
getting as many. They weren't get as many Catholic students. There was declining
enrollment in the changing demographics in the West correct, Okay, where in the
West End. Was it exactly right at the end of the River Park driveway
and forty four Street, right next to Shawney Park. It's right across the
street from park. The original dirt ball right across right across. What is
it now? It's apartments for seniors. It's beautiful, okay, beautiful play
so very so people. Some people are driving around going flage and how I
know that flag. We're all Catholics, We're all in the same group,
so we know flage in the history. But there's some famous uh, chuck,
there's some famous guys that went to flage A for example, probably the
two most famous. Or how sn Ellenberger and Paul Harning they didn't play together,
Yes they did. They did play together football, basketball, baseball were
one year apart, but they played together. They did play together. It
seemed like a pretty good team. That leads into my next question. Any
astronauts or smart guys. Well, look a couple of names that people will
know around here. Dan Omer with Starred the Bats, Yes, and Jim
Patterson the baseball stadium all flash well. George Fisher, the former mayor's father,
Yeah. And Larry Clark, who's yes as South South thing guy.
But okay, why you all are unusual? Okay, I spoke at your
luncheon twelve fifteen years ago. It was crazy. I had a great time,
but I walked in. I couldn't believe how many people were there.
Why have you all stuck together and kept this flage a thing going? You
mean we're unusual in the fact that forty of our living alums or members of
our alumni. Yes, yes, so we're gonna have five hundred people at
this event, Yes, five hundred. By the way, we'll get to
the celebrations. I'll give you one answer. So Paully Miller, the coach
that won the first four state championships, a great innovative offensive coach, he
coined this term burning desire. That's how you win, that's how you beat
other teams may have better talent than you. And that was that went beyond
the athletes, right, the whole student body believed in this notion of burning
desire to succeed. And then the Xaverian brothers, the same brothers that that
teacher, and they instilled enough values, service, taking care of your community,
how important education is. But there's a special sauce in there somewhere.
Well, I'll tell you. And the other thing was it was a great
camaraderie between the students and all the students weren't from the West End. I
lived at Traveling and I went down there and I got kind of got recruited
to go down there and play football, kind of got recruited. Okay,
I'm trying to be that we might want to take a look at it.
And then we got brothers. Yeah, yeah, Well the big payoff was
a free sandwich. It looked played football for it, but we had there's
a certain camaraderie and it was everybody worked together as a team. And you
know what when we get together now, immediately, when you get together with
your former teammates and classmates, that feeling comes back. And I think that's
one reason why we've been able to stay together so long in this organization.
It's like you're almost you go back in time almost, and you get that
feeling. And I think everybody in an organization has that. We talked about
the burning desire and Paul, you know, it would be a burning desire
to win the football game, but it was more than that. It was
a burning desire to do the best you can or whatever you could do,
and a lot of us from those Varian brothers then have gone where we try
to give back to the community. A lot of guys working a lot of
different are charitable organizations. Chuck so on those same notes, flage A again
celebrating fifty years since the day they closed. I posted on Facebook and one
answer was, those guys are all filled with piss and vinegar. It's very
descriptive, but that is Uh, that's I think it's accurate for you guys.
Why is that. Well, one of the things the entire student body
embodied the sports programs, particularly football. You couldn't distinguish really from the players
and the student body, and and still and still do. Our Friday afternoon
pep rallies outside the school could probably be heard by up and four Street.
I mean, we dismissed school two periods early. They have our pep rallies
and Coach Miller and Coach Hummel were some of the probably the most enthusiastic speakers,
and it got wild. But uh, they all embodied the school and
still do, and particularly since we're closed and we're a unique small community,
I think that draws us all Again, Well, I think everybody was I
mean we're talking about their great few we had for the schools. And actually
there were some committees that tried to move the school right, and uh,
I think that they got some negative feedback from some of the other Catholic schools,
right saying, hey, we got Trinity. Now, that's because that's
the next lead in you know, yeah, that's the next leading I don't
think they want were looking at the seminary grounds out there, all right,
but in the Trinity people were like, yeah, that's where we played,
and we got overruled on that. Yeah. So, uh so a lot
of those guys went to Trinity. That you all sent your sons to Trinity,
That's that's for sure. Yeah, you all worked for just for fort
just for notes here. You all weren't going to send your kids to Saint
X. A few did, and we still like them, but yeah,
a few did, but most of them went to Trinity. Yeah, there
was a there was a healthy there was a healthy rivalry. And I'm gonna
go throw hate out there, but most you all did not like saying it
intense rivalry. Most people don't look, most people don't know that. But
the last game of the season, Flage next was on Sunday afternoon. And
the reason it was Sunday afterday after that's when we played them. The reason
it was such a heated rivalry. Besides, you had the Zaverian bros.
Taught at both schools. We were the little little brother of the Sax.
They've been in business one hundred years. They they agreed to play us.
They were like six touchdowns. Favorite beat them thirteen to twelve in the first
game. First game you play, Well, that was the Parkway Field park
back then? Yeah? Is that Parkway Field? And then at the fair
Grounds. Then we ended up playing the Faragraphs and we played on Sunday after
two o'clock Sunday afternoon. Yeah, there'll be fifteen thousand people there. Yeah,
it was always as crazy. So football. Now all of us played
football. Okay, Well, who had the Who was the best football team?
What year for Flager had the best football? Yeah? Paulish Book.
Paulish Book clearly identifies that the best overall team was the nineteen sixty one team
because of their offensive uh strategies and abilities with Rick quarterback. The best.
The toughest team is the nineteen fifty two team with Paul Horning and Snollen Berger.
But he singles those two teams out, and the sixty one team was
our only undefeated team, and that wasn't Redmond your center? Well that is
interesting, you know. So Bobby Redmond was by center at Louisville. Oh,
at Louisville. He was at Louisville. Yeah, And uh so when
I went into the Kentucky High School Hall of Fame with his son, that's
that's say, that's awesome. And uh I remember because we're all in our
suits and I looked at Bobby and there's all these people around. I went
like that and he ran over, went over and got he got into Oh
yeah, I used to always say we had a close relationship. Hey,
let me speak for the new So the sixty seven state championship team they were
playing Owensboro. Owensborough was undefeated. They had outscored their opponents three hundred and
twelve to zero. They had to move the game from Friday night to Saturday
at Manuel Stadium and Flag beat them twenty one. Was this nineteen sixty seven?
That is crazy? Well I get it. I mean I get why
you would have a connection to a school that was doing such great things and
it wasn't it wasn't, was it. What was the enrollment in Flage,
Well, it was the largest was about one thousand and one by largest Catholic
school in the area at that point. And when I graduated, we had
three hundred kids in the play right, and that was about we had about
three or four hundred, and you know, at the end, we were
winning football games because of what the guys before had done. I knew who
put I knew who wore sixty three before me. And the coaches like,
we would play Trindy and say next and they'd have sixteen seventy guys on the
sideline, We'd have twenty eight. You know what. Our coaches would say,
you can only put eleven on the field at one time. There you
go. So you'll all used to all so travel you all were like they
look, Trindy started in about ten twelve years ago, maybe longer than that,
traveling, but you guys were doing it back in the sixties or fifties.
In the fifties, we were still doing it. When I played,
we traveled oak Ridge and they had a school down there was a five year
school. Yeah, we played down there at Cincinnati schools only went to New
Orleans to play. He went all over? Was there a Lexington rivalries?
They weren't good enough? They weren't good they weren't good enough. Hey,
Tony, Tony, we had to play up, not down. Come.
All right, So let's talk about this celebration fifty years. I have the
pamphlet here, you're gonna have a mass at Saint Raphaeld. First. Now,
who's doing the who's doing the mass? Who's the who's the priest?
Father Ben Brown is the primary celebrant. Uh. He was a nineteen sixty
five graduate, and he also said the mass at the closing in nineteen seventy.
O. Way, where is he? Does he live in Louisville?
Does you have just he's he's in Louisville. And we have two other father
Dennis Cousins, who's around Bardstown sixty five grad and Father Dietrich, who is
a nineteen fifty one grill. How do I get a ticket to this?
Uh? What's the sermons? Let me know the sermon? Are they gonna
point some of you guys out? It's probably the sermon on the mount?
Uh? So you go back, y'all do it all over again. Most
funny you ever had? Oh yeah, flash a was. It was a
great school to go to. I mean I actually did the shively and went
down there to go to school, and it was one of the best decisions
I ever made. First of all, you have a lot of the students
there, they in the business world real well, oh yeah, hey,
we had the same teachers as say next they went back and forth between the
different schools. We had the Dessered brothers, and you know, it was
just a great place to be. Well call have the camaraderie, That's what
I'm saying, Carla d of you. Well, I was one of four,
the fourth or four brothers to going to Flash and my and our father
was the same next grad. Now, now I see I see pictures because
people see Carl now and they don't know, like the you didn't have the
fou man shoe and the long hair at the flage A. I'm going to
assume no, I did not. No, he was and he was he
was alive and then uh yeah, yeah he was a big, a little
bit bigger guy. See people see Karl like that ain't the guy? And
that trust me, in the nineteen seventies, he's gonna knock your looking off.
Look in nineteen seventy. I was one hundred and eighty five pound offensive
guard pulling guard. Oh, we trapped everybody. We trapped the center of
the guard. Oh yeah, yeah we did. So you said, I
got I don't want to get into football, but I love to talk about
So were these complicated? Uh? Were these schemes that you guys had?
Let me let me tell you this. I've spent a lot of time with
Howard Schnellenberger and Paul Horning. I was at Miami with Schnellenberger and Horning.
We created Paul Horning work. Both of them said to me that was one
of the most innovative football offensive football coaches they were ever been around. And
look at the guys they were around, Bear Bryant, Don Shula. Yeah,
and and they Paul. Uh, Paul Miller was way ahead of his
time and the type of offensive he ran, throwing the ball, the drive
series run. Uh, this thing is five hundred people at the reception at
at Assumption because Ron ron cortis the volleyball coach, went to flash. He
did go to Flash. Yeah, yeah, he was. He was a
year ahead of me. The school the circle kind of just keeps growing out.
Okay, so real quick, no one. So somebody said there because
a lot of people on Facebook are my age and are like my dad went
there and there's throwing pictures of his letterman sweater and all that and it,
so nobody can This is sold out. If they want to show up and
pay their twenty bucks, we'll find a seat for You'll find a seat for
Assumption in the gym. Indeed, okay, uh, And the mass I'm
sure is is probably sold. There's always room at church. I got going
chuck left to right. Give me one teacher or brother that affected you or
a coach that affected you moving forward in life from flagyy chuck coach Norbahamma.
I was alignment. I played tackle and he was tough as dirt on all
of us, and quite frankly, he taught me how to be strong.
My last two years I played for poly Miller for two years and my life
so I had two great coaches. But last two years I played for Jim
Kennedy, and Jim Kennedy was also a great coach. Uh. He was
a perfect gentleman and he worked her tail off and he the lessons Kennedy taught
you you kept, oh kept forever and Jim's still alive. He's in his
nineties. You think he was really proud of you? Oh? I think
he was. Jim Jim was just a great mentor to all the guys on
the team. Carl, Yeah, named Mike Hamilton English teacher. He encouraged
me to follow my unusual passion, which was English. I was an English
miner in school and the journalism made He let me read Gone with the Wind
in class every day instead of doing the regular English stuff. He let me
read that book because he just said, that's that's what you want to do,
Go do it. That is similar teacher attorney did the same thing for
us, same exact thing. Fellas. It's an honor to be sitting here
with you, guys, and we have Carl's got abs like you. There's
flashy guys. School closed fifty years ago. The dude's got rock hard abs.
Oscar, what's going on here? Hey, we have a seat for
you too. I'm in, I'm in. Are you kidding? I'm not
that now? You're you're pretty good, thank you. See. Oscar knows
how to work the bottle. He considers out of a bottle, I get
mine out. Hey, anyway you can get it, Carl Chuck, thank
you so much, sir, Oscar you the best, Carl, you the
best. Flage A closed fifty years ago, and the legacy celebration is this
weekend. What's the Facebook page? They can get more information on that's it.
Yeah, flashy high school. Looking up on Facebook, you will get
more. Do you want to hear the song? Oh? Hang out,
stop the music, Dave, hang on one second, we gotta sing the
Pep song. Guys. All right, I challenged Carl earlier this morning that
Texas said I can't let you go unless you sing the flage A fight song.
So here we go. So what's the beat? What's the beat?
Three? Oh? The Braves are hard to beat. They are one hundred
per from head defeat. They got the small, that solid winning way.
No matter where you go, you'll recognize that smile and say, now there's
a team I like the know they got the good old flage Pepin So look
at them. Is quite a treat. Hard to beat the flash brave and
gentlemen. Fifty years ago. This three is that Saint Ray Fields in a
subteam. Thanks for coming by, guys, Thank you. Cards Ford is
where we are back after this sit tight for real in the years on news
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this Friday morning, there's go, let's do it. How's it going?
Damn all right? Dana? Uh he know, Dan. The new
rule is because we were getting so good at it that that uh Dave is
not gonna tell us the decade so so it doesn't matter. So we're just
he's gonna throw it out there and here we go. Is it called the
Dan Schwartzman Rule. Because of how well I was doing. Yes, sure,
sure, tell yourself that that is perfect, Yes it is. We're
it'll drive courty nuts. By the way, now we got that, we
have to Yes, yes, that's happening all right, schwarts rule. All
of these were top twenty hits, including this one. They love to do
remakes and reggae. F I M. This is ub forty. Can't help
falling in love. This is the eighties, guys, this is late eighties,
eighties. Eighty eighty eighty seven. I was thinking with eighty nine eighty
nine. Well we see red red Wine was like eighty six, right,
and it came after that Red eighty eight eighty nine. Yeah, red Wine
was eighty six. No, yeah, was it later? All right?
What else you got? All right, next step on the wheel. This
was featured in Beverly Hills nine O two one. Oh Vanessa Williams Love is
Oh okay. You know me and Vanessa Williams had a thing dance Schwartzman.
Oh yeah, oh you had that magazine too, Yes, that's went on
the board dance Swartsman. Hey, we need to send him a two dollars
joke art dance. Damn, it's so good. Best one of the day.
All right, this okay, she was eighty four, so she was
thirty I think? Oh so she was nineteen eighty four Miss America? Correct,
right, and then she gave that scause she's stripped you guys? Are
that by the way, You guys are having signal issues right now, Let's
move on to the Yeah, you're all over the place. Turn you off
for a second and keep listening to the tunes, including this one party people
in the house. What's up? It's definitely eighty eight or eighty nine?
Dave Tag Team nine broe yes, yep, I gotcha. Okay, never
mind, daddy, I'm sorry, we're going I had eighty nine, alright,
nine? Yeah, I remember the girl I was dating when we were
dancing this at stupid bar? Wait? Could this be ninety? This eighty?
No? Whoa, you're right? Could you before? Was you before?
It's hard though, but I remember you be forty in the nineties.
All what's the next step? Come undone? This is Duran, Duran.
It might be ninety right, Oh man, to do run, run,
run to do run run? No help, no help, Let's do ninety
what do you think guys? No help? Yeah, I'm pretty strong on
eighty nine. But nineties. Okay, as long as we're doing remakes,
let's pull out the rod. Excuse me? Have I told you lately that
I love you? Oh? Rod Morrison? A song by Van Morrison written
to God by the way, and then we pulled out the rod. Yeah,
and his Vanessa magazine eighties, No help for Me? Eight? This
is eighty nine. This good, that's nine. Let's go. Let's hear
what the hell, let's hear what the number one song was? Yeah,
this may change your mind. We'll see. This was number one on this
date, June twenty. First, it's Janet Jackson. I want to go
nine. You're ninety one now, No, it's eighty nine. Day You're
killing us? Off Control? Yeah, this was the number one. This
is somewhere between nineteen eighty and nineteen ninety nine. This is like the number
one song no one remembers. That's exactly right. Was this off control?
Dan Schwarzman, I don't know, I don't remember that. I like escapade,
you know, songs like that, like Lively. Yeah, that was
off Okay, that was off rhythm name come back to me. That was
good. This is gonna have us at eighty nine or ninety. I'm in
eighty nine. Give me the ball on, Michael Jane, I'm gonna hit
the shot, Hey, Jenny's it's nineteen eighty nine to win it, Jenna
Jackson. That's the way love goes was number one June twenty first, nineteen
ninety three. Whoa how could we be so off on that dude hates us?
You didn't say nothing, man, Oh my god, damn Swartzman,
that was we missed the layup? What are we? We mean we you
said give me I don't remember either one of you saying ninety three give me
you mean you know Schwartz give me no. You said give me your brother
Schwartz. This Swart exactly, I swartsman. Guy. Alright, man,
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that's why I'm talking about Cobbo Wobbo Baby News Radio eight forty whas, Tony
Venedi, Dwight Witten rolling and we're broadcasting live at Earl Books, Carriage Ford,
and I want to bring in the band Lampis. I think what we're
gonna do if you guys can can we get a song out of you?
First? And then after that, I've got to listen. I love the
name Lampis. I got your concert shirts, the whole bit. I fall
you around. But we got some band names you might want to choose from.
Okay, okay, maybe just I mean it could just be a side
project, view or something, you know, but I'm these are some gold
premium band names, so we'll get to that. But can we get a
song out of y'all real quick? Okay? Hang on, hey, Daniel
h can you ride these levels just in case? Just in case? We
uh, here's the deal. We're doing this with headsets, so we're not
quite sure if it's gonna work, but let's go ahead, take it away.
Let's see what we hear make you like? Only yes, did not
give nearly everything that a woman possibly can. Honey, you know I did
hitch time out. Now myself will lie. I think, well, I'm
gonna show you a baby that a woman can be up. I want to
take cam mon, m month, m month, ye moth, taking out
the little bits of my baby, breaking out the little bits of mah have
another. Oh no, baby, you know that makes you feel good?
Know, yes, around on the streets looking bird. Maybe dip down in
your hatching. Know it's just a ride. Never never never never never hear
me when I cry leading now, babe, I cry all the time.
Needs time. I tell myself a lie. I can't sell a pen.
What do you want me anywhere? Alas say you want again? I said,
down, down, down down, take it. Take another little piece
of my heart. Tell me there, break another little piece of my heart.
Now, yea all another little piece now be rare. You know you
got it. Shut it affects you feel good. Go call mon yellow mon,
yell shake it trek another little piece of mahon. Now, baby breaking
another little piece of the han now, donny hicky, have another little piece
of my hat? Now, baby, you know you got it? Ah
No, making not a little piece in the bar. Now, baby,
have another little piece of mahana Dolly. Yeah, breaking a little piece of
my hot now, baby, you know you got it? Shut it?
That makes you feel man a live, That's what I'm talking about. The
band lampis and you can see them tomorrow at Bluegrass Harley Davis. We'll get
to that, but let's work this micro on the band real quick and say
who you are? What'd you do like this? Real quick? All right?
I'm Evan, I'm the lead guitar player, and I'm Dwight Whitney and
told Evan everything he knows just for the record. On player, I'm Kayla,
I'm the singer, and I'm Brady I'm the drummer. All right,
Let's let's get this headset on one of you guys right here. But let's
talk about what's going on tomorrow charity very dear to my heart, it's Kids
Cancer Alliance. You guys are gonna be at Bluegrass Harley Davison, doing good
for the neighborhood. Give us the details. When do you go on what's
going on out there? The whole bit? Well, Leo, you got
the poster? Do you want to talk about it? Yeah, take a
headset, give it to the guy that's got the poster. Yeah, give
it to the guy who's mom works there. All right. So Solomon's Gatekeepers
is a group they're running. They're doing a charity event for benefiting Kids Cancer
Alliance, and tomorrow they're taking a ride in the morning and after that,
later in the day they're having an after party at Blue Guys Harley Davidson.
And that's when we're playing six to nine. It should be awesome, should
be a good time. Yeah, you don't have to You didn't have to
participate in the ride to come to the party. It's everyone's allowed to come.
It's gonna be fun time. Those those games as vendors. There's food,
and there's us. Yeah, there's there's lamps. And by the way,
is everybody still teenagers? Well no, kayless lame? Okay, your
twenty first birthday. So I'm curious. I want to be with you when
you chaste your first beer because I know you're gona be curious about that.
But let's talk about let's talk about the ages. What you're How old are
you? I'm sixteen and you're I'm sixteen. I'm also sixteen and you've been
together. I find this fascinating because you've been together for two years, meaning
you all started playing gigs at four team right, yep, that's crazy chubby
raising all right. Yeah. First one was chebby Rays July. Second was
our first gig. Wow. Okay, so listen, I love the band
name Lampis, but I'm gonna throw a couple of our band names to you
before we go to break. Okay, let me know what you think about
this. Christy Teagan's bathwater, Oprah's diarrhea, nipple tape in the areolas that
this is for our tenacious decover band. Maybe Throbbing Thermos that's a good one,
but ghost Goosing Edgar five, story Fall. We'll just do a couple
more, group of group of Ivans. That's a good one. That's close
enough to name. Yeah, right right, and we'll just do one uh
one more. Let's see, uh Jeff Toky's ding Dong. So those three
are those four or five? Whatever I gave you, those are my gift
to you all if you want to just go ahead and rebrand at any time.
But I do love the name Lampus. We'll make sure to give you
some credit, all right, thanks, hit the gig. I would I
would make a Reuben kin Kaid joke. But it's the Partridge family joke,
and we go over all of your all's heads. So I won't but hit
the gig again tomorrow Bluegrass Harley Davis, and this is gonna be You don't
have to ride to come out there to be on the ride, but you
can't come out and donate. It goes to Kids Cancer Alliance. Very dear
to my heart, give the details one more time. So the Solomon's Gatekeepers
they're running a kid They're running a charity event for benefiting Kids Cancer Alliance.
So tomorrow morning they're having a ride, starting out Blue Guys Holly Davidson.
And after that, after the ride's over, later in the day a blue
Glass Holly Davidson, they're having an after party. You don't gotta you don't
got to be in the ride to show up to the after party. Everyone's
gonna be there. There's gonna be vendors, there's games, there's food,
and there's gonna be us. We're playing there and lamps and fans and fans
and well you know what, but listen, come out and see lampus.
I promise they will blow your socks off. I go out and see this
band, all of the time, and I absolutely love them. Listen,
lampis as you come by and you did, I want to say thank you
for that and we'll see tomorrow. Bluegrass, Harley Davis and Dave. Who
do we have? Need to get them a gig at Barrios Dwight, Oh
baby, that's where they need to play at the Jaytown Baronos out on their
big, huge, brand new deck. Have you been out there yet?
Listen? We kick off every single Friday night with the Baronos Pizza. Mama
Baronos a couple number one to Ki Listen, Hello weekend. I'm kissing you
right there on your mouth. When's the last time you've been to your local
Baronos? Huh? It's the pizza that constantly gets back to Louisville, Southern
Indiana, the surrounding areas. You can't beat it with a switch at Woolworth.
Get Baronos tonight, have it for dinner, have it for lunch,
have the leftovers if there are any for breakfast in the morning. Barono's Pizza.
Yeah, it's that good. Stick around. More on the way,
including Crusade for Children, Trivia as we broadcast live from Earl Books, Carriage
Forward best by a country mile, great music, Dave