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The Downbeat on ninety seven one the
Creek. You should, uh take a

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look at It's JJ on air on
Instagram. I just want to get in

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on a chance to win something cool, and that's all I will say.

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Follow the JJ. How are we
doing this morning? JJ? Good?

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How are you boys? Fantastic?
Yeah, it's fantastic. You saw the

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new Godzilla movie? Huh? Did
that's yesterday? Will it crack your top

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ten movies of the year that we're
gonna reveal on Monday. I don't know

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a lot of movies here in twenty
twenty three that I was very pleased with.

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So that's some work to do this
weekend. Okay, we'll put that

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together with that Monday. I believe
at nine am we'll be breaking down Cowboys

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and Bill's for you Monday, Big
Game of the Day and all the goot

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stuff. But follow It's JJ on
air shil special Wonka giveaway. It's pretty

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cool, real cool. Yes,
And you can get in on that just

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by following the rules on her post
and also Alamo Draft House Cinema Tuesday for

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office Christmas party. We're getting close, man. I posted the link a

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couple of times yesterday, so I
know that we're getting there and this is

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going to be Tuesday night at six
fifteen when we start, although speakeasy,

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we'll be there from two to six, so there's a lot going on there,

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and go see them if you'd like, and then we're gonna go in

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there right after that six orteen.
Get the movie going office. Christmas Party

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is what we're seeing. And man, looking at the tickets right now,

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just to get the biggest update I've
got. I could tell you the number

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if my phone would hit the thing
and go to you how many seats we

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have left? But it's not even
let me do it's my phone. It's

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being stupid. But oh here it
is, okay. Back section is sold

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out. Front section I've got.
There's three rows in the front section.

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The back row of the front section
has two seats left, and the front

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the front two rows are available.
You got thirty seats left or so maybe

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a little more. Go get your
tickets seven dollars tickets ninety seven on the

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freak dot com. And I think
we should say to the front part.

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I know a lot of times when
people go to movies, I don't want

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to say the front part. I
Almo draft House a little different than your

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standard cinema. So it's not like
you're gonna get neck cramps or anything.

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If you're sitting on the front row, you're fine. You're very far away

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from the screen. It ain't like
the big uh what do they call it?

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Megaplex? Yeah, and if you
own a wheelchair, you have access

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to the best seats in the house. You actually do, yes, I

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mean those are the best seats in
the house and they're all available, and

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that one available else aego, No
excuses, pal, Yeah, the official

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amputee of the freak. How about
we prove it. Someone sent a talk

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back in yesterday and I didn't ericause
I didn't have time. But it was

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a lady said, well, look, I don't have an arm and I'm

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picking the Cowboys, So I think
I am the official because Fuego picked.

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He's a Bills fan, double Bills. So you know, how about we

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see both of you is Tuesday night. Well, Mikey has both of his

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arms and he picked the Bills,
So what's his excuse. I think he's

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going to lean on the fact that
he's blind or that he's gay, fake

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mine, he's both. I don't
know. Yeah, he's blind to his

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gayness. He does think that they're
going to lose I know more on that

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at seven. Let's package until seven, because right now we should do this.

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Hell yeah. Number one on this
day in nineteen eighty three Danny Ago

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a little song, Bark at the
Moon by Ozziorn, Sharp Dressed Man by

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Zezy Top, and then My Oh
My by Slate Boy Hard Rock was king

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in the early eighties, Dude,
come on Fill the Noise. Number four

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and then oh number six, Starfleet
by Brian May and friends. That was

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a band. Yeah, wow,
Okay, I don't know who his friends

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were. It wasn't Fred Murky though. Yeah. Fred didn't pass away until

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I think eighty eight or eighty nine. Yeah, I think that's right,

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or nineties, late eighties. All
right, most important thing in the world.

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I was scrolling a little bit last
night before Betty Bye, and I

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stumbled across an Instagram post from a
buddy of ours that in recent years has

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skyrocketed to a pretty decent level of
stardom in the world of I don't want

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to limit him to country music,
but I would say that's kind of kind

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of his touchstone and where you would
likely find him if you were looking for

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his records at Josie Records, he
would probably be in that section we're talking

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about talking about East Dallas's own Joshua
Ray Walker. Now, we have discussed

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him a handful of times on this
on this show, most recently I think

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earlier this week because we played his
performance of his appearance on the Jimmy Kimmel

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Show from last week. He has
appeared on Jimmy Fallon's show a couple of

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years ago during the pandemic where they
he basically did a performance that was videoed

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here in Dallas and they sent it
to them up there because you know,

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everything was minimal staffing, no audience, no live bands, and but they

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still had musical guests and Joshua ray
was one of them and he did his

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uh, did his performance remotely,
So you know, he's his Spotify listens

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are well over the millions, and
he's become kind of like leading the charge

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as far as representing this city as
far as guys or acts that have taken

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it to the next level. And
he posted something on Instagram last night that

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kind of helped maybe explain some of
the stuff that's been going on with him

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over the last several months because he's
had to cancel some shows. He played

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some shows opening up for The Killers
in Las Vegas. He ended up having

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to go to the hospital to have
his appendix removed, and he's canceled some

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other shows here and there for I
think one of them was needed some rest

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and one was just kind of an
undetermined or unannounced medical stuff. So he's

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kind of been on and off the
road dealing with some stuff, and we

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kind of found out last night maybe
what this all had to do with,

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and his post said this, he
goes, I've been dealing with some health

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issues this year that have made my
quality of life on the road and off

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pretty brutal lately. Even though my
prognosis isn't what I would have hoped for,

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it is a huge relief to have
some answers and a course of action

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moving forward. Basically, my doctors
have found a localized cancer in my colon

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and I will be undergoing surgery to
remove part of my colon on January third.

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Luckily, we found it early and
it's likely I'll make a full recovery

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without further treatment. This is great
news, but I will need to take

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a few months off after surgery to
recover. He goes on to say,

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this is deeply disappointing and frustrating.
But I've consulted with my doctors, and

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I have been advised that after some
setbacks during the healing process, I need

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more time to rest before getting back
on the road. And you know,

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look, my heart goes out to
the dude. I know that when you

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start entering into the battle against that
horrible, horrible disease, you know,

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there's a lot of unknowns. But
it sounds like by all metrics, they

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found this early. They have a
strategy, they have a surgery date in

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the calendar, and they're going to
attack this aggressively. And you know,

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by if you you know, read
into what he said, they're very hopeful

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that he's going to be Okay.
He's a young man. I believe he's

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only thirty two years old, say
he's yeah. I was like, is

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he been in his thirties yet?
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I believe. Now, along with
this news in this post, which

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got picked up by everybody, Billboard, rolling Stone, I mean minutes after

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he announced this on Instagram, you
know, the major publications that report on

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this type of stuff immediately grabbed it. Because, like I said, he's

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a big deal man, and he
gets a lot of love, and he

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gets a lot of national press,
and it's very well deserved. But in

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addition to this news about his cancer, he revealed that he was going to

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be releasing a brand new song at
midnight last night, and there was a

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video of him performing the song live, like him sitting in a chair and

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somebody you know, a camera crew
through you know on him and him sitting

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there with an acoustic guitar and a
microphone and he performs this song live and

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the song is called thank You for
Listening, And he said that he'd had

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the idea for this song for a
while. He said, it's definitely been

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colored by what's been happening in my
life throughout the process of creating it.

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What started as a simple thank you
to my fans ended up having a much

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deeper meeting meaning, including my mortality. But this in no way is a

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goodbye. I'm going to fight this
cancer with everything I have and my odds

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are great. All I ask is
for your patients and healing thoughts. During

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this time, I listened to this
entire song and it was all I could

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do to not go to a very
dark and morose place because the tone of

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this song when you when you post
this, tune in in addition to the

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news that he's reporting, it has
a very foreboding tone. And he said

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that, you know, he had
the idea before he was ever diagnosed.

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You know, this was a thank
you to his fans. But he even

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acknowledges that you listen to the lyrics
of this song. It's gonna sound very

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eulogistic in a way, but by
no means is this a goodbye. But

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it's impossible to listen to the lyrics
to this song and not be like,

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dude, or what are you doing? Man? Are you predicting something really

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bad? Are you covering your bases
here? It's gorgeous. It's a beautiful

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song, and on its own it's
it's fine. You know, you get

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the message, but when you attach
it to this news, listen to it

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for yourself and tell me what you
think. It's less than three minutes long.

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I'd love to play the whole thing, if that's okay with you.

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I purposely didn't listen last night so
I could hear it on the air and

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reaction. Okay, this is Joshua
ray Walker's brand new tune thank you for

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listening a song that he posted last
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on the street platforms. And this
came with the news that he is going

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to be starting a battle with colon
cancer and having surgery to have part of

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his colon removed on January third.
Here's the tune. Thank you for listening,

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Joshua ray Walker. Thanks for listening
all my sad songs. Thanks for

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loving me. When I sing words
wrong, mags A bad times not seem

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so long. Thanks for listening.
I good a bit down on the dry

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fire because God made me. The
song crossed Wire would have been singing and

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an angel quiet. Thanks for listening, hooding up, I'd stick around these

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long by listening to the words and
on my song if it's worth my final

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curdin car, I have no horn
a greta it all. We were drinking

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en graveyards, sneaking off, kissing
in my friend's car. Then arm gets

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horse outside them balls. Thanks for
listening. You might have seen me on

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your TV. They even let me
on the Grand Old I breathe. If

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you'd have told me I never believe. Thanks for listening. Who to know

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I'd stick around these long by listening
to you wors and on my song if

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this word my final Curdian call,
I had no regret said all but most

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of all, thanks relistening to all
my sad song. Thanks for loving me

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when a singer is wrong, it's
a bad time not seem so long.

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Thanks for listening. That's a special
kid, man. Yeah, and I

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hate it's like you're playing this song
in remembrance of him. Yeah. It

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just has that feeling, man,
And he's got such a great way of

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conveying emotion through his voice and his
words. It's so reminiscent of the Texas

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greats that come to mind. And
you know, it's it might sound sacrilegious,

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but I kind of think that he'll
be in the same paragraphs as you

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know, Guy Clark in Towns,
van zandt and people like that. And

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there's a lot of guys that are
that are doing that, that kind of

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stuff that to this day, you
know, Ryan Bingham comes to mind.

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But dude, that that song is
absolutely haunting and beautiful and and and the

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fact that he wrote that and then
made this announcement and you know, obviously

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I think he's going to be okay. He thinks he's going to be okay.

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It sounds like, you know,
they've got a really good did plan

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in place, and uh, they
caught he's got colon cancer. They caught

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it early. They're going to remove
part of his colon and he's going to

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recover and get out there and do
what he's been doing, you know,

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his whole adult life. And uh, but damn. I listen to that

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song last time. I'm going,
Jesus, Joshua, what are you doing

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man? And that same I'm trying
to think of some some records that have

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done that over time. I mean
that that David Bowie record that was put

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out. It was created when he
knew he was dying. Yeah, and

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you listen to that and it came
out I think after he died that Yeah,

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yeah I did. And you just
go Jesus and it just tears you

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up. I mean, it's a
very Joshua Ray move to do this.

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Yeah, you know, well,
hey, hopefully he's good and ends up

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okay. And I'm glad they found
it early, of course, sure did

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Colon cancers like I think it's second
or third biggest one now and it's happening

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to younger and younger people, and
it's it's crazy, yeah, because typically

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that's something you you don't even look
for symptoms until you're forty. I think

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it's maybe they've even maybe they've lowered
or raised it. I'm not sure,

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but I don't think I got my
first. Uh. I thought it was

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forty five until maybybe I'm wrong.
Maybe they've they've upped it, you know,

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acted that commercial, that Corectal commercial, those coli guard Yeah, which

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is good, you know, but
if you're thirty two, you're not thinking

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that's gonna happen. You know what, if you're listening and you're thirty,

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get it looked at, just to
be safe, because you just don't know.

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Man, an early detection. I
know it's such a cliche, but

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it's so true. It is key. Get the scans, get all that

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stuff. It's pretty affordable, man, Get the coal of guard, get

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your doctor to give it to Your
insurance will cover it. You know.

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You make a duke in a box
and take it to the post office and

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they'll let you know if you need
a colonoscopy. And I've been doing it

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for years, you know, for
the last probably five or six years,

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just to be safe, to send
it off. Yeah, take the post

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office myself. I'm that dumb butt
standing in line with a big blue box

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with a turd in it. That's
me. But it's worth it, you

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know. It's good to know.
And well, damn it, josh I

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hate hearing this news. But we're
hoping for the best for you, and

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I'm sure you're gonna be just fine. Yes, all right, everyone,

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Good vibes to Joshua. Ray Walker
our four our fourth friend. I have

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birthdays Danny. He's an East Dallas
dude. Man is the eastaus guy righting

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forth because he plays hi fourth a
lot. He grew up over up at

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like Castelinda, and I always think
of him as a fourth guy because he's

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like always playing over there. You're
right, he's I don't know why I

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always say that he's on State Fair
records, right or yes? I believe

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so from a birthday standpoint today,
one of Mike's always heroes, Don Johnson,

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is seventy four. He's kind of
patterned his life after him. He's

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trying to be Don Johnson at all
times. It's just a shame that the

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Pastelle Blazers don't fit anymore. You
can fit in rip some when he flexes.

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Adam Brody is forty four from his
work and as you would know him

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from Fleischmann is in trouble. Oh
yeah, yeah yeah. My generation knows

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him as Seth from the OC.
Pretty convinced. I was Seth growing up,

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and I was I was. Ned
Brower of Rooney is forty five and

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I sneaked that in too, because
I love Rooney. I love that band.

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Which one is he? I hope
he's the singer what's his name?

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The Wise? His birthday probably shouldn't
be listed, no offense, Ned Ned

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Brower. I don't think that's the
singer. Jesus. He's the drummer at

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Ned brow Yeah, how do you
know Ned? He's from North Carolina.

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Mutual friend did some work with him
him and he was in Dallas and we

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hung out for a weekend. Oh
yeah, a weekend with Ned. Uh.

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Who's the drummer too. He's got
the cool drum break on where does

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your heart? Or when did your
heart go missing? Hold on, I'm

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Craig. I'm playing some Ned.
I don't care. You're there. We

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go the drumsn't let's go wrong.
I love that baron. Dude, We're

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really good? Was this in Grand
Theft Auto or something. Uh, that

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song wasn't or not Grand Theft Guitar
Hero I'm Shaking was on the OC though.

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Okay, the first time I heard
it, remember this one? I

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guess their first single. I think
twenty years ago. Man, I seen

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you ned it didn't matter. Rooney
attached it. I said, I'm reading

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that birthday. I don't care.
Happy birthday, Dad. I can't believe

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you're forty five. I don't know
to listen to the Rooney album this weekend.

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Alana Heim is thirty two of Heim
or Haim Oh the barbecue Joint.

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She's the Yeah, I don't think
that's Travis's wife's name. Uh, she's

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the one who is in liquorice Pizza, I think Alana. I still haven't

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seen this three that's really good?
Maybe is that good? I have?

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I can get chance to see it. I heard it's awesome. You haven't

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seen it? Yeah, I wanted
to then get to it. I still

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haven't seen that or the new Japanese
Godzilla movie. No, don't get to

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it, you'll like it. I
want to see it. I want to

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review that. I want to hear
what you think of it, Dainty Tim

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Reynolds is sixty six, Kevin,
you know what Tim Reynolds is. Tim

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Reynolds, Uh no, he's one
of the great guitar players of our time.

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Tim Reynolds sixty six from t R
three, but also the Dave Matthews

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band. Oh he's sixty six.
And as Atlanta's the actress, Here we

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go, Here we how Old's Dave
Day's like fifty five, Okay, the

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drummer Carter's like sixty three, sixty
four. Damn did they getting up there?

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That's why I go see him still
playing a bunch of dates. Oh

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my god, I'm playing two and
a half hour shows. Uh Mo.

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Vaugh is fifty six, remember von
I do? And the last one I

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have is the late oil billionaire J. Paul Getty. Tell me everything you

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know about J. Paul Getty.
Well, he, according to Fortune magazine,

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was named the richest living American back
in nineteen fifty seven when he had

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one point two billion dollars, which
would now make you the one billionth most

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rich living American. And then his
and then his his empire crumbled when the

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images emerged. That's not what happened
to J. Paul Getty. Isn't the

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guy from Getty Images. It's got
to be his son. I don't know.

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Misfits, urble joke. No,
it's good though, because I always

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got confused by what is Getty and
like there's one other someone else has images

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too, it's Getty Images and there's
another one and they get to have so

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much trademark that they've bought up.
It's ridiculous. I don't know, doesn't

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matter. Why are two of our
biggest stars in town always so pissed at

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the refs? Well I have evidence
of both, including Michael Parsons sounding off

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on NFL officials. Next on the
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