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Joining us Live, making his return
appearance to the show. Who was at

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the Green Jelly Show last night?
Jesse Coffee is here? Hello, Hello,

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Yes, I was. It was
a magical experience, was it.

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Yeah? There was almighty pool noodles, a lot of doughnuts being thrown around,

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all inflatable mind you. Yes,
they didn't want to make the cleanup

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cruise life help toilet paper. I
was a hot dog for about thirty minutes,

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and my head was very sweaty afterwards
because I did my best to try

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and keep it on. A lot
of people chickened out. I'd said no,

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not me, Yeah, and I
left it on for ninety percent of

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the time, only taking it off
because of the mosh pit. But it

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was very fun. Yeah that It
was definitely living out a lot of childhood

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memories listening to a lot of the
stuff that they were playing. Excellent,

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excellent, awesome, Yeah, very
cool. Did you get to talk to

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them at all or a little bit? I got to talk to Bill,

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one of the bass players that was
up there. I actually didn't realize because

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since they have like so many different
members and such, I didn't realize.

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A couple of the people that had
sold me the shirt were actually in the

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band. Oh no, a song
go up on stage. I'm like,

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hey, sold me my shirt.
That's awesome. And they did a fantastic

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job. Yeah, yeah, very
cool. That's that's outstanding. So you're

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going to you're gonna play so how
many we didn't talk about this ahead of

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time. How many songs were you
thinking of doing? However many you want

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to give me, I'll probably do
a few covers and then we can end

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on a new original that I have. Oh, very good that I've been

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enjoying playing. Yeah, there's a
few that I have in the works.

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It's just it's just like tricky balance
of I have the guitar parts for one,

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lyrics for another, but not both
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Yeah, it's but stuff that I've
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if you've been playing out a lot, yes, I've played mostly like the

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one on a social club shaskiing.
Of course. Next week I actually get

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to play at Choppers Pub for the
first time from six to eight on June

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nineteenth, which is Wednesday, at
the very end of the month. I'm

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back at Chess King June twenty fifth, and that's at eight to eleven excellent,

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and then where can I get in
a few more dates planned out for

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the next couple of months once kind
of settled back in. It's been a

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busy month. Yeah yeah, oh
very good, very good. All right,

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well, oh, hello to our
friend Miriam Banish who joins us in

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the chat room. Oh and by
the way, Jenny, remember when turbocats

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was here and we heard that or
you didn't have your headphones on. I

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heard that strange sound coming from one
of the computers. So Jane, who

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is Chris's mom from turbocats, who's
in the chat room? Apparently she you

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know how on Facebook you can send
stars. Oh, that's what that sound

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was. She was sending stars and
that's what that sound was. Well,

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thank you for the stars. Yes, yes, thank you Jane, if

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you're still listening. But yeah,
I didn't know that. So now we

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know what that sound is like.
That looks like cow I love it.

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Yeah, yeah, all right,
Well, Jesse Coffee is here with us,

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live in studio, and yeah,
what do you want to start with?

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Don here you play? You know
do? We'll start with one of

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my favorite songs to cover and hopefully
be a good warm up song because my

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voice is still getting used to not
screaming. Green Jello sucks. Yeah,

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because that was very much part of
this show. Yes, almost went with

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the T shirt that said green Jelly, green Jellow sucks because I'm I'm sure

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they'll tell you the story of how
they why they had to change their name.

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Yes for them, but that's it. It's just so funny. I

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felt like a Primus concert. Oh, go ahead and strum that guitar a

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little bit before you start. I
just want to make sure put that up

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a little bit. That's that.
Yeah, that sounds good. That sounds

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really good. Okay, all right, cool, all right, hal be

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complications application to the things the left
undone. Then all my deaths will be

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left on pain. They're like a
cripple without the pain. Then like a

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jack of out trades, there's a
messer none. Well, he is my

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father. He's always looking on the
broad signe saying things. So love to

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see that horn. He's the crown
not to miss man. The world's born

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past mass in the burdens some time, and he will escape bound scorn.

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I said, team captain my mother, I as sea captain my mother.

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That used to be by recilians.
You ain't no strange from gutting the beds

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of the rosari, now the woon
after got tom and now the lesson that

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is gone. This is not a
crime for pitty, of for sympathy.

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Asked to tea, get to my
mother, asked to get to my mother.

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Ah, yes, said to cat
to mom, mother. Yes to

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you, catt Ma, mother,
very nice, very nice. Yes.

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Yes. Jesse Coffee is here with
us, alive in studio. If you

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are just joining us. And now
I don't know that song is that?

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Who is that? So? That's
a city and color song called Grand Optimus.

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That's one of my favorites. Yeah, yeah, you really think you

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take after me? Uh? Just
the nose, Okay, it's just a

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song, Jenny, jeez, Hey, I can help you right there.

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Jesse Coffee is here with us,
playing some songs for us, and uh

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yeah, whenever you're ready, I'm
dying to hear another one. You sound

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great, Thank you. That felt
like a good warm up. I can

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I'll try this one out. It's
a highly suspect song. Their songs are

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a little bit harder for me most
of the time. I'm going to change

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one lyric completely because it just cannot
fly. Okay, but that one will

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be fine. Okay, all right, that's there a song called Sarah Tona

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Okay, very good Jesse Coffee Live. Wish everyone on news did so that

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I never had to pick up the
phone. I just want to be naked

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and hang out all day at home. It's California dreams. Oh my heart

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is starting to scream. Man,
I think I wanna be a lie whist

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lived top of the sunset. Yeah, because Hollywood, you know my time

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I get stormed on nine with Lona
half Been half oig line Os California Teamail.

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Yeah. Oh, oh, my
heart's son a dream. I think

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a wanna be a line. I
can feel left to one in my way

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to f bread all you you,
I'm not that good of a myself,

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nothenough of you. I'm gonna move
to California. I'm gonna melt to the

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sand so Das with a mess of
a tailor An Audrey. I'm a secret

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from carry Crown now New York.
You know, love you because you made

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me lie now, which is not
that good of a person. I need

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to feel something again. I can't
feel left to the one of my waiting

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for home. I pray love you
list. I'm not that good of the

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person. What I I be enough
for you? I gotta know love with

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you. I can't feel lot to
I'm a great This is not that good

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at a person for you. Wow? Very nice. That was excellent?

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Excellent? Is that Is that challenging
vocally because it seems like you've really got

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a yes, you know, especially
at ten in the morning, I would

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think, yeah, ten in the
morning, Like, I'm trying to be

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better about it, but it's it's
just so hard. Yeah, you know,

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I'm waking up, Like I didn't
raw out of bed until like nine

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fifteen. So I sat in the
car for like a little bit, and

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I'm like, all right, let's
do a couple of warm ups here.

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Let's see how it goes. Yeah. Yeah, very It sounded great,

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sounded great. Yeah, it makes
you feel better. Is that one of

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the more vocally challenging things that you
do in terms of because you really have

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to Yes, there's there, there's
definitely. There's definitely some songs that I

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have to either find a way to
bring it down to my level or I

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have to try and like navigate the
song and feel my voice out. There's

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a really great artist that I love
an adore. His name's Paul Nelson,

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and it's the simplest advice you ever
gave me. But he's like, if

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you if you know a note and
you think you can't hit it, hit

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it anyway, Like just go for
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to hit it. And that little
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instead of overthinking, which is something
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feel a bit better. So I'm
like, yeah, just go for it.

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So whether it comes out a little
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not not every show is going to
be perfect. Sure, maybe my voice

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is a little off, or maybe
I am, you know, waking up

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at nine sure, trying to think
pretend. But I have a lot more

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fun with it now. So it's
just like just going forward and having a

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good time is really all that matters, I think with any challenging song.

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Yeah, are there any songs that
you used to warm up? Like is

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there a song that you sing along
to when you're just trying to warm up

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your voice? Yeah, there's a
few, Like a Citizen King song is

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a really nice one because it's a
nice, good warm up song. It's

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it's fun vocally, it's a little
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because like, yeah, there's there's
like vocal parts to it, but it's

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not like crazy challenging for at least
for me, like high or low notes.

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So it's like that would be like
one of my go to's everlast is

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another one that I really like,
but that's all I may not fly right

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right yeah for radio purposes, But
what it's like with another one that I

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absolutely love because it's again it's another
spoken song, so it's kind of like

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warming my voice up, yeah,
to be able to get to those like

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levels of songs. Then when you
start to go to the challenging one,

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like when I do most of my
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I play three hours, so I
have to figure out how I want to

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approach it, because if I just
blow my voice out the first hour,

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like which you shouldn't do anyway,
like if you're singing correctly, it didn't

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blow it out. But like for
the really hard ones that will put maybe

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put a little bit more strain on
me personally, I try and mix it

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so like I'll have a couple here
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it down a little bit, and
then towards the end for the last hour,

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I'll have probably most of all,
if not all, the challenging songs,

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so that that'll be kind of like
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I do that type of stuff.
Yeah, yeah, okay, all right,

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you're going to play another one?
Sure? Yeah, Jesse Coffee is

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here with us live in studio.
If you're what kind what kind of song

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are we feeling? Oh boy,
I don't know your other original? You

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have two originals, I do,
you know. I actually haven't played one

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of them in like, but you
know what it might might be, might

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be worth a shot. Yeah,
I want to do the other one definitely

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for less okay because hopefully by that
point my voice will be completely warmed up,

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right, Yeah, because there was
the one that you uh it was

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a cloudy, cloudy day, Yeah, cloudy days, cloudy days. Yeah.

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I remember you had played that one
before, and I really like that

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one. All right, let's give
you that one, all right, very

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cool. Jesse Coffee is with us
live in studio on this Saturday morning.

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It's a nice Saturday morning too,
so it was supposed to rain. Yeah,

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I think at some point, I
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it washes away from pollen. I'm
fine with it. Yeah, No,

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I don't blame you there. I'm
more nervous about looking at next week.

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I was in Texas a couple of
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weddings, and yeah, one hundred
degrees, Yeah, sixty percent humidity,

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gross as hell. Yeah, And
now I come back and next week is

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supposed to be one hundred degrees and
obviously New Hampshire's human. So I'm like,

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oh god, this is off.
I don't I didn't. I left

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the weather for a reason. I
didn't want it to come back with me,

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right right, Yeah, all right, it's been definitely been a little

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bit, so uh, we'll go
to world's cloudy days, all right?

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To me, To you, my
dear, I hear you right now,

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loud and clear. My anger echoes
from inside. Took me too long to

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realize. I'm trying my best,
please to believe, to keep a good

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path free from me the arrange.
It still echoes inside. Best believe I'm

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trying to get by. Give me
a side time that this is enough.

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I can't keep the zup. I
don't give the soup. No, no,

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I'm starting to see myself for real. I've been blind for so long.

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I can't appeal people. Robbie screaming
side because my actions. I canryu

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give me a sign if the sson
No, no, I can't keep this

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an, I won't give the zup. No, give me a sign.

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This is no. No, I
can't keep the zone. I won't give

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the zope no no. Mmmm sounds
great, gorgeous. Yes, yes,

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I love that song, I really
do. Yeah, I appreciate it absolutely

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absolutely. Jesse Coffee is here with
us live in studio on this Saturday morning.

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Uh, coming up, we've got
Green Jelly in the third hour.

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They just played last night at the
Shasking Jesse was there. Oh my god,

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so much fun. Yeah, yeah, so much fun. It must

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be. It must be a mass
afterward though, Uh, I mean I

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don't have to clean it up right
right a little bit. There's definitely one

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glass breakage at the dance floor or
the mash pit, so they had to

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stop and then oh, one of
the lovely bouncers said, please don't bring

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them on here, keep it back
there, and they end up switching a

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lot of people over to plastic just
to play it safe. But yeah,

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yeah, and you know, I
maybe maybe I'm starting to feel old now.

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But when the marsh first started happening, like I don't know what this

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whole arm flailing thing is going,
like like skip dancing and all that,

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Like I get I think it's like
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and all, but flailing your arms
around and nobody's joining you just just mush,

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you know, like, yeah,
just go around, the go ring

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around the rosie, which they actually
sang. Also they sang, yeah,

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have everyone go around, So everyone
held hands made a circle and then everyone

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behind them had to clap on beat, which they did a great job.

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Just having so much fun with the
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see the crowd like reciprocate though,
if like if you're if you're there for

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Green Jelly, hopefully you kind of
know what they're about, right right,

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Like that was it was just an
absolute stellar time. Yeah, so much

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fun, excellent, outstanding. What
were you talking about now? You were

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you were a hot dog. I
was a hot dog for thirty minutes.

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For thirty minutes, that's a long
time to be a hot dog. It

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felt like it too, because my
hair went all over the place to the

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point that someone said, hey,
you know, with how sweaty your hair

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is, you could you should get
frosted tips, And I said, I

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don't really want to look like the
guy from Sugar Ray or smash Mouth,

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any of the nineties mands that had
the frosted tip right right you a purple

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purple tips, No, I don't
want any of them. Yellow, green,

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maybe green? Yeah, there you
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for a green Jelly concert. Sure, sure out was anyone? Did anyone

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open for them? Or was it
just I forget the first ban? I'll

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be honest it is. I only
caught like half of them when I got

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there. Inverted was the other band
that that opened with them too? Okay,

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they they were They were wicked awesome
too. They had like a very

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good sound to them. They called
Inverted Inverted at least I'm hoping getting that

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right. But that the singer it
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but singing instead of just yelling.
He had like that kind of power

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to his voice. And the band
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thrash and like kind of sledge stuff
and then like very like groove. Wasn't

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inverter was it? Maybe that was
it because there's a band called Inverter,

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I really really good Boston band who
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good. I think that might have
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because that that would match the description. I think. I think that's absolutely

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correct. I probably I definitely probably
got it wrong, but that that was

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definitely them. They put on a
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enjoying it and yeah, yeah,
all right, this is cool. Yeah.

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Do you remember hearing a song called
Yes, Yes, that was definitely

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them. I played that level.
Check their Facebook page and yes, it

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was definitely them. Yes, they
they were awesome. The first band.

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I feel so bad not remembering the
name, but it's like I only I

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got there like after they had started
playing. I think, like a little

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bit towards the end. They they
sounded cool too. They had like a

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really nice, like groovy, like
very stoner metal kind of sound to them,

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and the singer did a really awesome
job too, like they they all

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had. Every band that that played
last night did phenomenal, Like it was

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very like it's cool, you know, like it's rare when you have like

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all three back to back and you're
like yeah, I like all of this,

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so it was just super fun,
especially at the Shaft game, which

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is one of my favorite spots.
That's why I love playing there. Like

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I'm not out back, I'm not
cool enough for that. I don't have

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a full man, but it's just
so cool to have that these shows can

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be here, like right in Manchester
and you don't have to go to like

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like this new arena or some like
big stadium. You can go to a

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nice cool Irish pub and listen to
some metal, have a guinness and hang

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out and just have a good time. Absolutely absolutely you want to play another

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one? Sure? Why not?
Feel feel a little bit more warned of

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So yeah, yeah, Jesse Coffee
is here with us in studio if you're

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just joining it trying look your favorite
ones to say these days one of my

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favorite ones m you know. So
there's this indie band that I would say

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they're becoming not so indie anymore.
They're called Dirry. They kind of have

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like a cool what's the what's the
kind of phrasing for it? They have

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like this old kind of emo ish
sound to them, but very very fun.

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I absolutely love them. I would
I'd say they're starting to get further

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and blow up a little bit like
their Their videos are starting to get like

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millions of views and stuff, so
they're starting to get there. But my

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my buddy's turned me onto them,
so I was like, yeah, such

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a fun band. So it's some
they have called TKO all right, nice,

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Yeah, give it a whirl,
all right, Jesse Coffee live in

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studio. Do you remember the first
day we met? Our was nervous around.

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We went out to Taco Berlin.
I was brown to put the bill

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and I came up a dollar short. Again, there's no pointing ignoring anymore.

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We both know you can go out
and do so much better. If

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my mind is I don't even know
how I got this far in the first

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place, in the worst way,
Pesse. I hate to say, baby,

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you're a total knocking out. I
think I'm going down swinging in the

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first round. Maybe it's time that
we meant to ourselves that you're out of

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my Do you remember the first day
in that weeks and I said I got

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sickond Ham chapstick. Oh, I've
always gotta ruin the mountain man. You

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laughed it off like you always do. I play the song that road for

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you, do you cracked a smiley
then all was singing out a tune.

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There's no point in ignored eat it
anymore. We both know you can go

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out and do so much much better. If I'm honest, I don't even

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know how I got this far in
the first place, in the worst ways.

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I hate to say it. Baby, You're a total knocking out.

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I think I'm going down swaying in
the first round. Maybe it's time to

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be in to ourselves that you're round
of my league and I just can't compete.

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You're just too good for me.
Then, well, I am so

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far out of my leaf. You're
so far out of my lead. Maybe

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perfect and when you just rolled out
barn if I'm gonna see it up and

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lucky, I could be here for
it best. They have been crunching the

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numbers and it isn't making sense.
Why don't you settle low down, littlely

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loser? Cool? What what's that
called again? T k O? My

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dirty author alum called suburban legend?
Okay, okay, have you played around

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with that ghost song? That one? I'm not feeling that one did not

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feeling? I feel now I know
which one you're talking about. What song

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is that? Oh? Yeah,
oh that one. Oh no, I

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don't. I don't even know how
to play that one. Okay, I

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haven't had time to learn. There's
another ghost song he does too, but

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well, technically it's a rocky ericson
song. Okay, because it's a cover

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cover of a cover, I find
that a lot of the songs I end

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up liking are covers of covers.
Oh really like Johnny Cash Hurt. Yeah,

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obviously cover, Like I prefer that
one over the other one. When

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it comes to wick a game,
I prefer the Stone Shower Sour version versus

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the original one, just because that
one's less speechy. Yeah, I don't

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know that I've ever heard the Stone
Sour version. Corey Taylor is a very

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good vocalist. It like fits his
voice very well. They play it down

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like a little bit. But yeah, it's just I mean it's it's the

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same, you know, like slow
methodic, but it doesn't have like like

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that beach vibe like got a yeah, like you're just you know, watching

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somebody walk around in like like a
white dress ride right, But yeah,

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it's it's definitely a really really good
cover, So that one's like a version

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I prefer to do. Yeah,
But that I just it's always covers.

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The covers. Yeah yeah, interesting, interesting, you want to play another

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one? Might as well? Yeah, yeah, we got time. Jesse

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Coffee is here with us in studio
this morning. Oh it's always fun trying

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to pick out which one. I
was thinking, what do you when you

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have when you play for like three
hours? What do you do? You

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do you ride out us outlist at
a time or do you I do so

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I have three different tracks that I
kind of follow, but I will say

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ninety percent of the time it ends
U getting derailed and people like play this

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one or do this, and then
I kind of I kind of go with

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the room. Yeah. So if
I can tell like the rooms like maybe

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more like an older crowd, Like
maybe I'll go with a little bit more

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CCR and John Devers and stuff like
that, but it's a little bit like

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younger crowd, then I'm gonna go
with the more like the emo pop punk

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and ninety stuff. So it's it's
always kind of a mix of like where

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I go, But no matter what
towards the end I play, I'd say

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like more of my favorite songs that
I like to play because they're they're challenging,

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but they're fun. Yeah, which, actually you know what that that?

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We'll do one of those? Why
not? Okay, all right,

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we'll see, we'll see how this
goes. It's probably one of my favorite

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Alison Chain songs, but it can
be definitely challenging. Okay, is this

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one that you've played on the show
before? I don't think so. What

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is it? Them Bones? Oh? Nice? No, I don't think

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i've heard you say that. I
know you've done Rooster, but I don't

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think i've heard you do this one. I think that I think that was

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the first single. I feel like
that's the first Allison Chains song I remember

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ever hearing is them Bones? That
Them Bones is probably one of my favorites.

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It's just it's one of those weird
songs because you got yeah yeah,

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yeah, yeah, but it makes
it it's super fun. And the timing

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is a little weird too, tim
ex definitely a little weird. But yeah,

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yeah, we'll give it a whirl. If al welcome to do it

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acoustically, then I'm gonna go forward
to all right, cool, I look

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forward to this, all right,
Jesse Coffee live in studio. Okay,

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Yeah, that's tricky, isn't it? Just making sure I have like right

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tuning because it's it's in like E
flat yeah instead of like standard RD drop.

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Oh yeah yeah. Freeze them bones
ar me some saved gone under the

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dree. I feel so lone,
got enough, poor bigle pile of them

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bones. Ah ah ah, ride
ride off under a sorry bossle unders.

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I feel so londe, got in
that poor bagle bottle of them bones.

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Ah ah ah. Door battery gone
through la bag on the red sky.

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I feel so lone, got in
the poop, big follow them, I

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feel so alone, got in the
poop, big o, bollow them.

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I feel so alone, got in
the poop, big o, bollow them.

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Bone well done, well done.
That works better acoustically than I would

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have expected. Actually, it's a
really fun song, Like I I have

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learned it electrically and electrically electric guitar
wise yeah yeah. But Bostone actually did

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a really awesome cover on it was
actually Howard Stern Show. Okay, so

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I was like, okay, yeah, he had like a cool choir behind

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him and everything. Really, the
only thing that was kind of funny is

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there was definitely a moment where he
was ready to go for the next chorus,

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and then the choir kind of came
in with the ash and he's like

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he just positive for a moment,
but he went with it so like he

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played it off really well. But
it was it was a really nice dynamic.

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I honestly recommend watching watching it.
It was part of why I wanted

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to learn it, Like, like, if you can rip it acoustically,

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like, screw it, I'm gonna
do it too. Yeah. Yeah,

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Alison Jean's one of my favorite bands. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Jesse

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Coffee is with us on this Saturday
morning. We have a Green Jelly coming

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up in the third hour. Jesse
was there. He was at the show.

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I can't I'm just hoping I get
to like walk past them as they

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come in, like I'm really excited. Yeah yeah, Well, depending on

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how many members are here too,
you might be able to just hang out

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and be part of it. That
would be cool. I don't, we

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know I can hang out for a
little bit. I do have to go

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to work. Yeah, we don't. We don't know who's coming, if

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it's if it's just gonna be Bill, or if it's gonna be War members

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of the band, or we'll see
lined by the seat of our pants.

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But I know I talked to the
basis a little bit and yeah, and

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it's like, oh, I thought
it was just an interview. I'm like,

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oh, you guys can play probably
too. If you have, you

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might get some green jelly. Yeah, who knows? Who knows should have

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brought some green jelly? Yeah,
I don't think. But it does make

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you think of like the green and
purple ketchup back in the day. Oh

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yeah, oh yeah, that was
bad. Oh yeah, that was bad.

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Red forties. I don't know why
you're talking about green and so ketchup.

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I think it was Hines, but
they during the Lovely Era of the

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nineties, there was green and there
was purple ketchup that they came out with

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so you could have like fun colors
while you're dipping your like nuggets or fries.

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Really h huh, I don't even. It didn't last very long.

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Yeah, but there was like a
good solid year or two where it was

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like a craze. And yeah,
we definitely had it in the house.

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Oh wow, Okay, I wanted
purple ketchup because that's my favorite color.

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It came in red, purple,
and green. Oh yep, it was.

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I have no recollection. Mine's easy
squirt ketch up. Yeah, and

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it's just as gross to look at
the pictures now as it was back in

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the nine. Oh no, it's
it's beautiful because the best part was you

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learned how to make brown very quickly
because green and purple made it. Yeah,

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you would think it would, but
that's Michael wanted to mix them and

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see what happened. But yeah,
well that put a terrible thought. It

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looks like barbecue sauce. Well,
we probably have time to do two more.

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So I'm thinking if you want to
do if you want to do another

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00:39:16,519 --> 00:39:21,079
one and then and then well we
can end with the new original that wanted

408
00:39:21,119 --> 00:39:23,000
to play. Why don't we do
that? All right? Yeah we can.

409
00:39:23,039 --> 00:39:25,079
We can. We can roll with
that. Why not? Cool?

410
00:39:25,599 --> 00:39:30,480
Well, go with one of the
one of my favorite songs. A little

411
00:39:30,519 --> 00:39:36,639
bit more challenging, but it's always
fun. Okay, good, are you

412
00:39:36,719 --> 00:39:39,159
happening to go out there? I'm
just going to say, but you happen

413
00:39:39,239 --> 00:39:46,920
to want to fill my water?
Got to keep the voice lubricated very much

414
00:39:47,000 --> 00:39:51,400
so, and I drank like three
of those size bottles a day. Yeah,

415
00:39:51,480 --> 00:39:52,440
yeah, it's good, good for
it, it's good for me.

416
00:39:52,519 --> 00:39:55,159
But then I end up going to
the bathroom. Also like some times a

417
00:39:55,239 --> 00:40:01,480
day. Yeah, I hear you
so probably my favorite one of my favorite

418
00:40:01,599 --> 00:40:47,360
Foo Fighter songs. Hello, I'm
waiting here for you ever to nine,

419
00:40:49,840 --> 00:40:55,639
I throw myself into out of the
rim, out of my hand, she

420
00:40:57,000 --> 00:41:20,159
sang, um down and wasting away
with me, down with me, sohow

421
00:41:21,719 --> 00:41:29,199
you wanted it to be over my
him? I would ever had any sane

422
00:41:32,880 --> 00:41:44,320
and no wonder when I see along
with you, everything ever be this good

423
00:41:44,440 --> 00:41:55,079
forever, everything ever be this goood
up own the only thing you'll ever rescue

424
00:41:55,079 --> 00:42:00,400
of. You gotta promise, have
to stop what I said, Hey you

425
00:42:00,880 --> 00:42:21,000
well, she sang, bade now
so I can breathe you away. Oh

426
00:42:23,679 --> 00:42:32,679
and now I know you always been
out of your hen out of the head,

427
00:42:32,840 --> 00:42:44,840
I say, And I wonder he
can not seeing a lam with you.

428
00:42:46,719 --> 00:42:57,039
Everything ever be this skill forever,
everything ever be the school uh ga,

429
00:42:59,599 --> 00:43:04,519
the whole bell liver rescue you.
You kinda promise not to stop where

430
00:43:04,639 --> 00:43:39,519
I say you well, she sang, And no wonder everything you'll ever be

431
00:43:39,679 --> 00:43:52,000
this re forever, everything you'll ever
be this school girl, the only bell

432
00:43:52,199 --> 00:44:06,639
ever rescue you. Gotta promise not
to stop where I say you all right,

433
00:44:07,119 --> 00:44:10,159
very good. Jesse Coffee is here
with us live in studio, and

434
00:44:10,559 --> 00:44:14,920
this has been wonderful as always,
And uh, I think we're all down

435
00:44:15,000 --> 00:44:19,000
to hear this new original. Yes
that you've got, I will give you

436
00:44:19,119 --> 00:44:23,039
that. Let it out, Okay. Tried to write something that wasn't just

437
00:44:23,119 --> 00:44:25,920
a breakup song because those seemed to
be the easiest ones to do. Sure,

438
00:44:27,039 --> 00:44:29,840
Sure, someday I'm gonna just challenge
myself and just write write a song

439
00:44:29,880 --> 00:44:35,480
about a rock or something. Yeah, Jesse Coffee is here with us in

440
00:44:35,519 --> 00:44:37,239
studio, and then we've got Green
Jelly coming up in the third hour.

441
00:44:50,400 --> 00:44:54,039
All right, and thanks again for
having me, absolutely absolutely, It's always

442
00:44:54,039 --> 00:44:57,119
fun. Didn't to come on here? Yeah? Yeah, no, glad

443
00:44:57,159 --> 00:45:31,679
you're here? Me too, ilsack
a consolation to own my my pains and

444
00:45:32,199 --> 00:45:45,039
wool I can tell if I've long
here anymore? Where do I go?

445
00:45:47,800 --> 00:46:00,519
The broken hearty parts of myth?
So just fame losileers. Could you help

446
00:46:00,599 --> 00:46:07,400
me drift apart this feeling of remorse
to remember what it is? Horr?

447
00:46:12,039 --> 00:46:19,679
Would you help me take for granted
my desk career that comes to stay away.

448
00:46:22,480 --> 00:46:30,599
I'm so tired of all the days
and our way, just showing out

449
00:46:30,719 --> 00:46:52,199
the plane hit the bottle two her
last night. I's so camera call what

450
00:46:52,360 --> 00:47:05,079
I'm doing today? Started back a
mile half hands any thing to remain.

451
00:47:07,639 --> 00:47:15,519
I kick myself so hot so no
else can do it all the same.

452
00:47:20,079 --> 00:47:30,559
Could you help me drift apart the
spirit of remorse to remember as hor Would

453
00:47:30,679 --> 00:47:42,760
you help me tape for granted my
desperate that TOMPs to stay away. I'm

454
00:47:42,880 --> 00:47:53,320
so tired of all the days away. Just shine out the blame so in

455
00:47:53,639 --> 00:48:06,239
all freeman and now round my a
g and I can't stop it now,

456
00:48:07,159 --> 00:48:19,199
Matty mans out, mat de mans
So, let it in a free man

457
00:48:19,679 --> 00:48:29,079
now from my care. You and
I can't stop it now, ma de

458
00:48:29,679 --> 00:48:39,599
mans out, Betty Demons. Did
you help me then to borrow this hell

459
00:48:40,519 --> 00:48:53,119
bas you're my mores for Would you
help me tape for granted my desperate let's

460
00:48:53,199 --> 00:49:02,719
not say it away. I'm so
time I heard all the days away.

461
00:49:04,880 --> 00:49:16,400
Just shine up the place sole and
all bound free man now from my marcase.

462
00:49:19,800 --> 00:49:31,360
If I can't stop it now,
may man down by man's sole in

463
00:49:31,639 --> 00:49:45,360
all helpy down from my case.
If I can stop it now, many

464
00:49:45,960 --> 00:50:00,159
man down, may mans He's a
a consolation to my pains. Bob Wars