Speaker 1: It's night Side with Dan Ray.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you easy, well, thank you very much, are you?
Speaker 2: Let's try that in English? Shall we? Al? And I
Speaker 2: hold forth here on BZ Saturday nights. So I'm used
Speaker 2: to hearing al do news when I am here on
Speaker 2: Saturday on The Morgan Show, and that timeslot is ten
Speaker 2: to midnight. But here I am halfway through four hours
Speaker 2: of night Side with four hours to go. Somebody dropped
Speaker 2: off during the news. We had three people on. But
Speaker 2: there's an open line, so if you want to grab
Speaker 2: it six one, seven two five four ten thirty eight
Speaker 2: eight eight nine two nine ten thirty.
Speaker 3: Yes, how about if we just spend another few moments
Speaker 3: on neuroli and I can give out the address and
Speaker 3: the phone numbers, so please do so. We perform once
Speaker 3: a month, as you know in Our next performance is
Speaker 3: on the fifth of December from six to eight pm
Speaker 3: at the Nioli Restaurant to eighty two Washington Street in Westwood, Massachusetts.
Speaker 3: And if you have your pens and paper ready, the
Speaker 3: phone number there is seven eight one three seven, five
Speaker 3: two five nine four. Now, the best way that I
Speaker 3: can describe our performance there the two hour performance. To me,
Speaker 3: it seems like a wedding without a bride and groom.
Speaker 3: People get up and they dance. People who don't know
Speaker 3: people end up meeting them and becoming great friends. And
Speaker 3: it's just such a happy place. So those of you
Speaker 3: that are listening that have never been to Niroli before,
Speaker 3: give it a chance. And when you make your reservation,
Speaker 3: make it for the supper club. It's part of the restaurant,
Speaker 3: but it's in the back of the restaurant and it
Speaker 3: holds about seventy guests. It's very comfortable back there. The
Speaker 3: staff is lovely and the food is marvelous. So please
Speaker 3: give it a try, and come up and say lo
Speaker 3: to us when you come.
Speaker 2: All right, And two quick things. The caller just before
Speaker 2: we took a news break asked the question where did
Speaker 2: Channel two get those call letters g b H. Anytime
Speaker 2: you've looked at the Blue Hills of Milton, you look
Speaker 2: up there and you see towering antennas there there's an
Speaker 2: array of them, two, three, four, whatever, and one of
Speaker 2: those is the antenna for Channel two. Therefore they use
Speaker 2: that for their name. G b H WGBH. They're kind
Speaker 2: of forced to begin with a W. One all east
Speaker 2: of the Mississippi radio and TV stations begin with W
Speaker 2: except KDKA and Pittsburgh. And I'm not going to go
Speaker 2: into why that's an isolated difference, but Great Blue Hills
Speaker 2: that's where those call letters came from. And Boston has
Speaker 2: done that with a number of their calls. For an example,
Speaker 2: channel five WCVB stands for channel five. The Roman numeral
Speaker 2: for five is v CVB, Channel five Boston. The old
Speaker 2: fifty six used to be WKBG and they were owned
Speaker 2: partially by the Globe Kaiser Globe Broadcasting. They changed to
Speaker 2: L V I, going back to Roman numerals again. LVI
Speaker 2: is the number fifty six, L for fifty, V for five,
Speaker 2: and I V and I together is six channel fifty six.
Speaker 2: I think I've covered all of them. Now I'm tired.
Speaker 2: I will go. Oh. Before I meant to ask, Chris,
Speaker 2: Gene you an ex give me literally thirty seconds. Guys,
Speaker 2: when I came to see you in Brookline, there was
Speaker 2: a female performer with you, and I thought she was
Speaker 2: very good. I cannot remember her name is.
Speaker 4: Her name was wait. Her name was Zoe, and she
Speaker 4: moved to Las Vegas and she got married about a
Speaker 4: month ago to a bartender out there in Las Vegas,
Speaker 4: and she's gonna they bought a home and she's gonna
Speaker 4: make her career in Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: Will good do me a favor next time you speak
Speaker 2: to her, tell her I'll be coming out there in April,
Speaker 2: and I don't know the date yet, but I'll be
Speaker 2: doing one of my quick shows with Big Elvis at Harris,
Speaker 2: which is in between the Flamingo and the Venetian.
Speaker 4: And y Well, we'll tell her in the If you
Speaker 4: win the lottery, we'll cover with you fair enough.
Speaker 2: If I win the lottery, I'll put you in the
Speaker 2: first class seat. It's no problem. Let me take Gene
Speaker 2: from me. Gene, thank you for calling. Sorry had to
Speaker 2: hold so long.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 5: Hello, Did I lose you there?
Speaker 6: It sounded like I had Billy bow. It's been too
Speaker 6: long since we've been together, my friends.
Speaker 3: For sure. It's so great to hear your voice.
Speaker 6: It's always great to hear your voice, Bobo. It's even
Speaker 6: better to hear your horn.
Speaker 3: Oh yours too, Oh.
Speaker 6: Thank you? It's uh you know more. And one of
Speaker 6: the things that nobody's touched on tonight is that nobody
Speaker 6: makes the party happen like the winter curse you can get.
Speaker 2: It's been mentioned.
Speaker 6: It can't be mentioned enough because what happens when Bo
Speaker 6: and Billy and the band take the stage. The crowd
Speaker 6: is guaranteed a great time, and they'll keep them going
Speaker 6: and keep them going and keep them going, and you'll
Speaker 6: get to the end of the night and people often
Speaker 6: will want want another hour or two hours, or however
Speaker 6: long they can get because they're just having such a
Speaker 6: great time, you know. And I can remember back with Eddie,
Speaker 6: their dad, the father and founder of the Winter Family Orchestra,
Speaker 6: and Eddie used to say, you know, no matter how
Speaker 6: I'm feeling during the course of the day, or how
Speaker 6: tired I am, or you know how much it's been
Speaker 6: a tough day, when I sit down and I start
Speaker 6: to play, it's a great day because I'm playing music.
Speaker 6: And they Bill and Bow have kept that going and
Speaker 6: it's just it's the best way to celebrate. You can't
Speaker 6: possibly find another band anywhere in the New England region
Speaker 6: that performs like the Winnakers do, and they do it
Speaker 6: all I mean jazz, from classic jazz to swing era
Speaker 6: to you know, oldies but goodies right up into top
Speaker 6: top charts that are current today and they do it all,
Speaker 6: and they've done it continually for a long long time,
Speaker 6: starting from when it was just a family group with
Speaker 6: Eddie and Annette and Billy and Bow, and then through
Speaker 6: the years adding on and adding on. I think you
Speaker 6: know when I first started playing with the organization, which
Speaker 6: is like thirty six, thirty seven years back, maybe on
Speaker 6: time back, I'm dating myself, but I can remember one
Speaker 6: New Year's Eve. I think there were three big bands
Speaker 6: out and probably eight or ten.
Speaker 3: Combo bands out.
Speaker 6: You know, all in the same night on New Year's Eve.
Speaker 6: You know, it was an amazing time to be a
Speaker 6: part of the organization. And you know, Eddie had his
Speaker 6: his band, Bo had his band, Billy had his band,
Speaker 6: and then uh some of the premium players from their
Speaker 6: bands went out and led other bands at night and
Speaker 6: that night, and it was just an amazing time, amazing
Speaker 6: times of you making music.
Speaker 2: And I know that you are closer to the group
Speaker 2: because you said Bobo as a nickname, Billy as Bill.
Speaker 3: Genie is the family. And I should tell you that
Speaker 3: Genie played trumpet in my father's band, and you know
Speaker 3: she is one of the greatest trumpet players, honest and
Speaker 3: goodness that I have ever known. She's brilliant. She's a
Speaker 3: great teacher. Uh and she's just a great musician, and
Speaker 3: she's just a natural and uh boy, you know we
Speaker 3: we've had a love affair with Jeanie for for years
Speaker 3: and years. And it's just so great of you to
Speaker 3: reconnect tonight because you know you're up in Maine now
Speaker 3: and and uh, you know we don't see each other
Speaker 3: or spend enough time together like we used to. But
Speaker 3: you're so wonderful, wonderful to reach out to us.
Speaker 2: Tonight, Jeanne, thank you for taking the time to call.
Speaker 6: I love you guys, madly. We love you more, big hug, Diet.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's a musician that Yes, there you go. See
Speaker 2: what I mean. You guys are good at trivia as well.
Speaker 4: Music trivia, but not like you. You you can do
Speaker 4: any any subject. We're great on music.
Speaker 3: You can do magic, well I could.
Speaker 2: I used to dabble in magic. But that aside. There's
Speaker 2: a caller who's been calling on the contest line every
Speaker 2: five minutes since you guys have been on There is
Speaker 2: an open line to that call dial dial either six five,
Speaker 2: four ten thirty or eight eight, eight, nine to nine
Speaker 2: ten thirty damn will answer the call, put you on hold,
Speaker 2: and you'll get to speak with the Winnickers or anybody
Speaker 2: else who wants to call in to do that.
Speaker 4: Morgan, Morgan, I'm sorry, but last time we were on
Speaker 4: the show, I asked you for permission for a couple
Speaker 4: of special people to be able to use that line.
Speaker 4: So they don't even know the other numbers, so I
Speaker 4: wish we could take those that. There are a couple
Speaker 4: of special calls.
Speaker 2: So someone's calling on it right now and there's an
Speaker 2: open line on the regular number.
Speaker 4: I not even know though, but they don't even know
Speaker 4: the regular number.
Speaker 2: And then I'll say the regular number again because I've
Speaker 2: been repeating it all night long. Six one, seven, two,
Speaker 2: five four ten thirty or eight eight, eight, nine to
Speaker 2: nine ten thirty.
Speaker 4: The problem is, the problem is, Morgan, they don't have
Speaker 4: a radio, so they're far away so they're not hearing it.
Speaker 4: They never hear that, so they just think they can't
Speaker 4: get on, and.
Speaker 2: Then how do they know the contest number.
Speaker 4: I gave it to them because I asked you the
Speaker 4: last time we were on if I could give it
Speaker 4: to a couple of people, and you said, okay, yes
Speaker 4: I did. So if you could have Dan, please take
Speaker 4: the call. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: All right, I will and we won't do that again.
Speaker 2: Sorry, okay, and next time the contest line rings, take
Speaker 2: the call and put them in que. I am late
Speaker 2: for my break, good grief. Time at temperature here on
Speaker 2: nights side ten, eighteen thirty nine degrees.
Speaker 7: Now back to Dan Ray live from the Window World
Speaker 7: Nightside Studios.
Speaker 2: I' WBZ News Radio. I do think we have worked
Speaker 2: through the phone issues. We have full lines. I'm about
Speaker 2: to go to work in Chestnut Hill. We also have
Speaker 2: Gene and Brookline and Steve and Sudbury Ruth. It's your
Speaker 2: turn to speak with Bill and Bo Winnicer Ruth.
Speaker 8: Thank you, Morgan, thank you for taking my call. Hey,
Speaker 8: Dylan Bow, I'm actually calling you from Brooklyn, New York,
Speaker 8: where I'm spending Thanksgiving with my cousins. We're having a
Speaker 8: wonderful time. And I was really happy to hear Tom Aaron.
Speaker 8: Tom and I know each other well through our love
Speaker 8: for the Winnakers, and I wanted to embellish a little
Speaker 8: bit on what he said, because the Winnakers have a
Speaker 8: secret sauce. They're fantastic musicians and.
Speaker 6: Their music is great, but.
Speaker 8: I shouldn't say, but I should say, and they really
Speaker 8: connect to the audience and that's what or the guests
Speaker 8: or whoever they're playing for, and that's what really makes
Speaker 8: them so special. And they've played hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker 8: weddings and corporate events and gallas and bar misos and
Speaker 8: all kinds of really special events. But what's really even
Speaker 8: more special about them is that they really have heart.
Speaker 8: And they play for many many senior living facilities all
Speaker 8: around the Boston area, independent living, assisted living, nursing homes,
Speaker 8: and they do such a wonderful job and they really
Speaker 8: connect with the people and they bring them so much
Speaker 8: joy that it's just so so special.
Speaker 2: And you know what it's like floating on a memory
Speaker 2: cloud at least the last three things you mentioned, assistant living, uh,
Speaker 2: nursing home, nursing homes. Thank you for helping me get
Speaker 2: to those words. And that's the key. You've got an
Speaker 2: audience specifically that's mine locked in on big band, on swing,
Speaker 2: on light jazz, and they could tell you almost the
Speaker 2: entire litany of songs by Duke Ellington or the Thundering Herd,
Speaker 2: and down the line they find Frank and Sammy and Dean.
Speaker 2: They necessarily stop their memory at the gate of nineteen
Speaker 2: fifty nine or nineteen sixty, so they couldn't tell you
Speaker 2: anything about the Beatles. And if somebody wanted Beatles, of
Speaker 2: course Bill and Beau could do a whole thing on
Speaker 2: the Beatles. But they know the music that their audience
Speaker 2: wants to hear, and that's very difficult to do, to
Speaker 2: play for an audience, knowing what they want, giving the
Speaker 2: audience what they want, and sticking to it.
Speaker 3: But you know, Morgan, we got that training in the
Speaker 3: early years where our dad prepared us for a life
Speaker 3: in music of being available to play any style of
Speaker 3: music that anybody wanted to hear. And that's why we
Speaker 3: can go from one genre to another quite nicely.
Speaker 2: And that's an important thing to be able to do.
Speaker 8: It's just so special at these senior residences. I've been
Speaker 8: to many of them where they played, and I tell
Speaker 8: them that they have the best job in the world
Speaker 8: because every day they have the opportunity to make people happy.
Speaker 8: So that's what I wanted to say, and they know
Speaker 8: I love them. I'm their sister from another mother, so.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm supposed to say that I'm the sister from
Speaker 2: another mister, Ruth. Thank you for your call.
Speaker 4: You know, let me just say one more thing. Ruth
Speaker 4: lights up the world wherever she goes. She's so kind,
Speaker 4: she has a heart of gold, and she does good
Speaker 4: things for people all the time. So thank you very much.
Speaker 8: Okay, thanks a lot.
Speaker 2: Good night, Ruth, good night, Thank you all right again.
Speaker 2: A line is now available six seven, five, four ten
Speaker 2: thirty or eight eight, eight nine nine ten thirty. And
Speaker 2: I'm so close to time to take a break, but
Speaker 2: I'm going to go to Jean and Brookline so she
Speaker 2: won't have to hold through a news hit.
Speaker 1: Hello Jean, say il aiyah.
Speaker 2: I you have called before because I remembered your name.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I called numerous times. I realize I was
Speaker 9: reading going oh ooh. I dropped the airphone and said,
Speaker 9: it's after o'clock. I forgot to put some boards down
Speaker 9: and check up. Turn on the radio. There you go, Yes, yes,
Speaker 9: I am. I'm just calling to say ahead to the boys.
Speaker 4: We love, We Love e Gene Jeams are retired Nurse
Speaker 4: Morgan and Jeane has been out to Naroli twice.
Speaker 9: Now, oh yeah, I went out to the third time.
Speaker 9: I except my buildings walkway was totally ripped up, and
Speaker 9: it would have been, like, I just give di thinct
Speaker 9: possibility of me breaking my haircut again. So I had
Speaker 9: a not so for that time. Again. Yeah I did
Speaker 9: that once, but the next time you're playing now. I
Speaker 9: think Bill told me it was eighth, but me told
Speaker 9: me it was the fifth. I kind of believe Marie
Speaker 9: or Bill.
Speaker 2: Let me be easy next Thursday, six.
Speaker 9: Days now, all right, So I yeah, I have to
Speaker 9: tell you one thing, Morgan.
Speaker 4: The only reason Jeane knows of us is because of
Speaker 4: our appearances a couple of years ago on your show.
Speaker 4: And then she started coming to Brothers and now she
Speaker 4: comes to Neoli. She's a wonderful woman. And uh, but
Speaker 4: she heard us on your show. You're responsible for this, Morgan.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you are.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 9: I originally heard you at a wedding that was actually
Speaker 9: at the pot clause or that one of my patients
Speaker 9: got married and a lot of nurses were invited.
Speaker 3: So that's where I first sarred.
Speaker 4: To and we didn't know that that first time. I
Speaker 4: have heard that.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, those are some of heard you guys. And
Speaker 9: then yeah, is really good. The food's good. Bellows was
Speaker 9: better I loved Fellows. I didn't really like Bianchis. But
Speaker 9: now I find you at there as in the food
Speaker 9: Strike was there. We're just keep changing up what I
Speaker 9: get to my creature habits. But I hope you guys
Speaker 9: had nice Thanksgiving in the rain.
Speaker 3: We had a good Thanksgiving, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Andgiving.
Speaker 9: I had a very low nice Thanksgiving. I went to
Speaker 9: one of my friend's house and there was like six
Speaker 9: kids on the age of ten and a bunch of
Speaker 9: adults and it was just kind of wild. We wasn't quiet,
Speaker 9: not with the little ones running around.
Speaker 3: That was pure.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're in the corner by themselves. They weren't even
Speaker 9: near us. They were on the other side of the room. Yeah.
Speaker 9: But yeah, I'm glad I found bone Bill because it
Speaker 9: was long. It was a long dry season, not knowing
Speaker 9: where they were or where they were playing until I
Speaker 9: heard them once again on listening to you, Morgan, and
Speaker 9: that's when.
Speaker 3: Feel and I.
Speaker 9: Talk, where are you playing? When are you gonna be
Speaker 9: playing there? And I'm quite happy that I was listening
Speaker 9: that night. They'll always have to listen.
Speaker 10: To you, Morgan.
Speaker 9: But she's very happy that I was very happy that night.
Speaker 9: So I will let somebody else get on the phones.
Speaker 9: I know you have a bunch of callers waiting, and
Speaker 9: I will definitely see the will before Christmas, but I
Speaker 9: don't I'll see. I'll try to talk to you, Morgan,
Speaker 9: but lots of times the trees such way and truly
Speaker 9: open my head. I love listening to it, going huh yeah, no,
Speaker 9: it's yeah, it just doesn't work at all in my brain.
Speaker 1: All right, well, all right, you take care.
Speaker 9: You too, all right for your call, keep calling, Bye
Speaker 9: bel bye bye.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get in trouble again being late for
Speaker 2: my news hit time and temperature on night Side ten
Speaker 2: thirty two thirty nine degrees.
Speaker 7: It's night Side with Dan Ray, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: I am now going to go to Sudbury and speak
Speaker 2: to Steve so Steve can speak to Bill and Bo Winneker.
Speaker 10: Hello Steve, Good, good evening, gentlemen. How you doing all right?
Speaker 1: Very well?
Speaker 3: Thank you Bill.
Speaker 10: I enjoyed listening. I've tried before to get in but
Speaker 10: I hadn't been successful, so tonight I struck gold Well
Speaker 10: you're here now I'm here. You know, I know the
Speaker 10: spirit of the show is all about the winnakers and
Speaker 10: the music. And I've been to several of their performances.
Speaker 10: As I'll say, they don't just play, they short give
Speaker 10: him a show. But tonight I want to bring a
Speaker 10: little different flavor to the night. My relationship is really
Speaker 10: with bo Morgan. It goes back, and there's a generational
Speaker 10: piece to this. Our parents, my mother and his dad
Speaker 10: grew up together at Miller's mass and what you can
Speaker 10: understand was a very musical talent back then. They'll probably
Speaker 10: shed some tone on that. But over the last thirty years,
Speaker 10: Bow and I have found ourselves as members of the
Speaker 10: same golf club. I established a very very tight relationship
Speaker 10: and albeit very competitive relationship on the golf course. I'm
Speaker 10: not so sure any of his fans, no, but his
Speaker 10: talent with his horn is almost matched by his talent
Speaker 10: with his golf club. He's a fierce competitor and he
Speaker 10: doesn't like to lose.
Speaker 1: Tonight.
Speaker 2: What's your hand cap?
Speaker 1: Bo?
Speaker 3: Oh? Well, handicaps at back and anyway, Uh, it's a
Speaker 3: lot higher than I wish it was, but it's going
Speaker 3: to be better next year.
Speaker 2: All right. Now, we'll leave that open to answer it
Speaker 2: later on. But Steve, what's your handicap?
Speaker 1: I play?
Speaker 10: I don't know, somewhere around nine or ten. And Bow's
Speaker 10: right there with me. Don't let him, did you? You
Speaker 10: can ask him, you can ask him what side of
Speaker 10: the bank account gets more him on me and I
Speaker 10: will it's his.
Speaker 2: Well, let me ask this question in your life and
Speaker 2: both be prepared. You're going to answer it too.
Speaker 1: Steve.
Speaker 2: First, how many hole in ones have you had? That?
Speaker 1: Two?
Speaker 3: Okay, I've had one.
Speaker 4: One for me birthday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had one on my birthday a number of
Speaker 3: years ago.
Speaker 2: Oh, happy birthday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: What are your trumpet on that?
Speaker 10: I'll share a story about last year. We play in
Speaker 10: these inter club matches and Bow and I team up
Speaker 10: pretty nicely together and we're going down the next to
Speaker 10: the last fairway and we're talking to the competitor, a
Speaker 10: big tall man. I think you remember him, Bow, don't you.
Speaker 4: I believe I do. I don't remember his name.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And we're walking down the fairway and I said,
Speaker 10: you know this guy that we're playing golf with, because
Speaker 10: in my eyes, Bow will always be a celebrity and
Speaker 10: he won't talk about himself, but I'll give a little
Speaker 10: hint as to who he is. And I mentioned his
Speaker 10: name and he lit up. And we're walking down the
Speaker 10: fairway a little bit further and Bow and I talk
Speaker 10: and we decide in the surprising there's a dinner after
Speaker 10: this event, as there always is, and we decide that
Speaker 10: Bo is going to be solicited to do a little
Speaker 10: number for us. And so this gentleman gets up put
Speaker 10: Bo in. This bought total surprise.
Speaker 3: Weren't you both, You're very very surprised, no idea.
Speaker 10: And he lit up, He lit up the room, and
Speaker 10: at the end of his little performance, everybody we started
Speaker 10: seeing hands raised all over the room. And this was
Speaker 10: one club versus another club. There were twenty guys in
Speaker 10: the room, and one by one they started talking about
Speaker 10: the fact that Bow played at their wedding, or played
Speaker 10: at their parents parents wedding, Bow played at my son's
Speaker 10: Bob mitzvah. There were twenty people in the room and
Speaker 10: at least thirteen people had a direct performance from Joe
Speaker 10: Bill and Bow.
Speaker 3: How about that?
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 10: It was a great, great performance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Steve, excellent story. Thank you for calling into Yes.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, Steve, really appreciate hearing from you. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 10: You got bo sairways always a right Okay, take take care.
Speaker 3: Thanks a lot, take care.
Speaker 2: And now this next gentleman. He's one of the people
Speaker 2: that basically is legendary and talk radio. Everybody knows his name,
Speaker 2: and when they know your name and know your claim
Speaker 2: the fame, it's not just Glenn from Brighton, it's Glenn
Speaker 2: the blind piano Tuna from Brighton. Hello, Glenn, welcome aboard.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, my handicap is that I'm blind. That's a
Speaker 1: joke based on the last call you were talking about,
Speaker 1: golfl I get it, Yes, I couldn't resist. Well, I
Speaker 1: hate the toot my horn. But it's Gene from Brighton's
Speaker 1: a good woman by proxy. Glenn from Brighton's I mean
Speaker 1: Gene for book line. Gwen's a good man by proxy.
Speaker 1: Where is this new roways now? The first week of
Speaker 1: the month. I actually have money December Thursday.
Speaker 2: It's a Norwood ouch.
Speaker 1: I think the ride Ghoster.
Speaker 3: No, it's in Westwood, Mass It's just coast to Norwood.
Speaker 3: It's almost on the line in Norwood. But it's two
Speaker 3: eighty two Washington Street in Westwood, Mass.
Speaker 1: Well that's a high saluted area, all right, So what is.
Speaker 3: It six to eight that is correct? Would you like
Speaker 3: the phone number. Yeah, well, yeah, yes, least because it's reservation.
Speaker 1: Only, OUCH reservation only.
Speaker 3: You have to make reservations, and you have to make
Speaker 3: reservations for the supper club.
Speaker 2: Oh are you prepared to write the number down? Glenn?
Speaker 1: No, I'm gonna try to memorize it. I didn't know
Speaker 1: you're going to give out a number. It's they don't
Speaker 1: want my social Security number? Do they?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I couldn't resist.
Speaker 2: Glenn's doing his own show. Please laugh at the appropriate.
Speaker 1: One last night? What that guy you had on? Oh?
Speaker 1: That guy was funny Roberts. Oh yeah, he's like Bob
Speaker 1: Katson almost.
Speaker 2: With yeah, yeah, quick wit all right, yeah, give Glenn
Speaker 2: the number one of you.
Speaker 3: Okay, sure, it's well if you can remember or write
Speaker 3: it down whatever, you can do seven.
Speaker 1: Eight one, Well that's easy.
Speaker 3: Three seven five two five nine four. So all you
Speaker 3: really have to remember is three seven five two five nine.
Speaker 1: Four twenty five ninety four. Okay, So when does the
Speaker 1: reservation have to be made by Thursday morning? There?
Speaker 3: Well, it may be sold out by then. I don't
Speaker 3: even know, but I try. If you're gonna go call
Speaker 3: them as soon as as soon as you know if
Speaker 3: you can go call them.
Speaker 1: Oh, well, I know I can go right now.
Speaker 3: Well, then call him right up?
Speaker 1: All right? Can I call him right now? I mean?
Speaker 2: Was he Well, I don't think so, finish all with us?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean after I that's what I meant.
Speaker 3: From noontime, I'd say sometime after noon. Uh, in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Oh, let me see Monday and going to peaby tuesy,
Speaker 1: I'm going to the Now, I'm just trying to figure
Speaker 1: out when I can call them.
Speaker 2: You can call him on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Oh you can call it a Saturday.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, yeah, absolutely, call after twelve noon and someone
Speaker 3: will pick up the phone. And the address there is
Speaker 3: two eight to Washington Street.
Speaker 1: Oh well, that's it. That's pretty easy to remember.
Speaker 2: Okay, have you seen them before, Glenn? Have you attended
Speaker 2: a Winker.
Speaker 1: Concert many times? When they were brothers and then Villas,
Speaker 1: I used to tell jokes about Velle because Vello, I
Speaker 1: think means fleece and Italian nurse, I said, and I said,
Speaker 1: when the check comes, I've been fleeced because I thought
Speaker 1: they were kind of expensive. But I don't know if
Speaker 1: they appreciated that humor.
Speaker 2: But hey, well, Glenn, your humor always takes some giving used.
Speaker 1: To I know I will be come on a customer.
Speaker 1: What is it an a quiet taste?
Speaker 2: Yes? All right, Now I got a break to take.
Speaker 2: So have we covered everything you wanted to cover?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I just wanted to thank you guys. The last
Speaker 1: time you guys are on, I gave out my name
Speaker 1: and number, and you know I didn't get any work.
Speaker 1: But that's not your fault. I mean you tried.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well I plugged you as a blind piano tuner. Yes,
Speaker 2: so if anybody needs a tuner, a piano tuner, Glenn's
Speaker 2: pretty good at it. Thank You're welcome, and now it's
Speaker 2: time to say goodbye. All right, good bye bye to
Speaker 2: all our family by am I see kay, I'm sorry
Speaker 2: old habits. Let me tell you now the lines are
Speaker 2: wide open. Not one call now. I can kill the
Speaker 2: time that is left after we come back from the break.
Speaker 2: But if you want to speak to the gentlemen, they're
Speaker 2: here and their lines available. Six win, seven, two, five,
Speaker 2: four ten thirty or eight eight, eight, nine, two nine
Speaker 2: ten thirty time in temperature ten forty seven thirty nine degrees.
Speaker 7: Now back to Dan Ray Live from the Window World
Speaker 7: Life SnSe to Yours under by News Radio.
Speaker 2: The last roughly eight minutes.
Speaker 3: Last Hurrah, The Last Hurrah. Now, you know we played
Speaker 3: in the Last We played in the Last Hurrah for
Speaker 3: fourteen years. It's a good place to start. We played
Speaker 3: in six nights a week and Sunday afternoon brunch from
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy seven to nineteen ninety one. Oh, that's in
Speaker 3: the Last Hurrah at the Parker.
Speaker 2: House, right, yeah, so, oh no.
Speaker 4: It was a great opportunity for us, you know, and
Speaker 4: you were talking about Deanie Seagrill in the first segment,
Speaker 4: and my parents and the Dunfees who owned the hotel
Speaker 4: used to go there once a week that they would
Speaker 4: eat at the Parker House a lot. We my mother
Speaker 4: and father lived in the Parker House for the for
Speaker 4: ten years when we were playing there, and they became
Speaker 4: inseparable with the owners of the hotel, and so they
Speaker 4: would eat in the hotel. But they would often once
Speaker 4: we'd go to Dan Niece and once a week go
Speaker 4: to Marlyov.
Speaker 2: Did they ever run into governor at King Oh?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, yeah, you know, we we were so lucky that
Speaker 4: we became friends with all the governors because we were playing,
Speaker 4: you know, a lot of these charity balls around Boston
Speaker 4: and the governors would be there, and we ended up playing, uh,
Speaker 4: weddings for Kevin White and Maya Flynn became a very
Speaker 4: close friend all the all the mayors, uh, you know,
Speaker 4: and our run there became friends. It was just, you know,
Speaker 4: being a musician has given us the opportunity to meet
Speaker 4: people that we never would have met in our lives
Speaker 4: and go to places we never would have gone in
Speaker 4: our lives. We somehow, when my mother and father Bo
Speaker 4: and I were the original band, after my father gave
Speaker 4: up as band, somehow we did a wedding at in Newport,
Speaker 4: and uh we got in with the Cabots and the
Speaker 4: Lodges and the Vanderbilts and and as a as a
Speaker 4: family band. I don't know how this happened. They all
Speaker 4: started hiring us. We played in their homes and their
Speaker 4: children's weddings and anniversary parties. Henry Cabot Lodges tell tell
Speaker 4: about Henry Cabot Lodge well.
Speaker 3: And well, Henry, yeah, we we we played for the
Speaker 3: Lodges and and uh, I you know, Henry sat on
Speaker 3: the piano bench with my father and he was just
Speaker 3: amazed to see the family band. But as Bill was
Speaker 3: saying to you, we just had so many great opportunities
Speaker 3: in our lifetime, traveling all over New England. We spent
Speaker 3: a couple of summers on Block Island, playing at a
Speaker 3: resort there ballots in.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: We played a few summers on Cape cod at the
Speaker 3: Cape Carter Hotel. Well, do you know that the mask
Speaker 3: the mask Marvel own that hotel with the wrestler. Yeah,
Speaker 3: did you know that?
Speaker 2: I did not know that.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, it's not a good day when you
Speaker 3: don't learn something. But I'll tell you what a hotel
Speaker 3: that was. It was a.
Speaker 2: Huge facility, Okay, it won that all the things, you know,
Speaker 2: swimming pool and functory room. I played the pinball machine
Speaker 2: that was down off the laundry room.
Speaker 3: And I remember that pinball machine.
Speaker 2: It was based on game shows if I remember correctly.
Speaker 2: Tell you what. We've got one more college to take.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's take it.
Speaker 2: And maybe even another one. But Catherine and Elizabeth, you're
Speaker 2: speaking with the Winnakers.
Speaker 5: Hey, donbo, it's Catherine and Elizabeth.
Speaker 3: Great to hear from you both. Wow, what a surprise.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, we wanted to make We called in before
Speaker 5: the end of the show. We've been planning on trying
Speaker 5: to stay hi for ever since I saw you post
Speaker 5: on social media.
Speaker 3: Well, well, it's so great to hear from you both.
Speaker 3: We miss you, guys.
Speaker 5: We've been so busy with all kinds of life changes. UHL.
Speaker 5: I just moved to Manhattan for a graduate school. So
Speaker 5: thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: How's your music? How's your music going?
Speaker 2: Still?
Speaker 5: I'm still keeping up with it. I'm not really performing
Speaker 5: as much, but I absolutely still pick up the guitar
Speaker 5: every once in a while and play in the apartment
Speaker 5: for sure. Uh yeah, I mean Streuss relief. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 5: It's just been a really nice time. I'm hoping to
Speaker 5: find some people to play with. That's going to be
Speaker 5: so hard in the city. Kidding.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what are you sorry? What are you studying these days?
Speaker 5: I'm studying us psychology. I'm in a PhD program, so
Speaker 5: I'm there for a few years.
Speaker 3: Yes, crazy, my does time fly? That's all I can say.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 5: I remember her when we used to come down to
Speaker 5: Skip Jackson. She would shake eggs with you guys.
Speaker 2: Right, I want to thank you for calling in. I've
Speaker 2: got one more call to take and billion enough time
Speaker 2: to let him speak to the Winnakers, So thank you
Speaker 2: for calling in.
Speaker 3: So nice to hear from you both, honestly, say older Brad.
Speaker 5: Yes, and have really nice holiday season. And hopefully we
Speaker 5: get to see you somewhere.
Speaker 4: Soon, Okay, I hope so, Okay, that would be great.
Speaker 2: Goodbye, and now let's go to Melinda and Quincy. The
Speaker 2: last call the night. No more calls Melinda. Good evening.
Speaker 3: Hi, Hi Mogan, You've got a minute.
Speaker 2: And a half to talk to the Winnakers.
Speaker 11: Okay, Hi Bill, Hi boll.
Speaker 4: It's great to hear from you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, thank you, Okay, I don't have to make this quick.
Speaker 11: I was just wondering. Have you guys ever done a
Speaker 11: night of Sinatra music?
Speaker 4: Yes, all the many, many many times we need to do. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we used to do them right behind the Boston Harbor
Speaker 4: Hotel on the wharf. We did Sinatra nights. We've done
Speaker 4: a lot of Sinatra nights for private events and uh
Speaker 4: and when we play it Narole, we do a lot
Speaker 4: of Sinatra. Okay, So we love his music. I mean,
Speaker 4: Frank is one of the greatest.
Speaker 8: Uh you all time?
Speaker 11: Do you like Michael Buble?
Speaker 4: We love Michael Buble?
Speaker 11: Oh great, great, I do too, music too is that
Speaker 11: kind of thing too. All right, well, I don't want
Speaker 11: to keep you. I'm just curious about that. I'd like
Speaker 11: to see some nights.
Speaker 4: You've got to come to Naroley. We'll play some Boublay,
Speaker 4: play some Sinatra, and I know you like good music.
Speaker 11: Thank you. Yeah, I do, I really do. It's funny.
Speaker 11: I was gonna go to Brothers one night and I
Speaker 11: found out a close and went to some other venue
Speaker 11: someplace I can't think of the name, Vello or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've got we've gotten the rollie now, so you'll
Speaker 4: be able to come, okay.
Speaker 11: All right, Well it was nice here with you.
Speaker 2: Guys and gentlemen. As you could see, you're still hot.
Speaker 2: You still got it.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Morgan.
Speaker 2: You're very welcome. And I don't know if I'll be
Speaker 2: there Thursday, but I will come by one of these
Speaker 2: once and on Thursdays just to say hello.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we know we want you and Nancy out there.
Speaker 4: You're our guest. You just come whenever you can let
Speaker 4: me know. That's all all right.
Speaker 2: I gotta let you go because my time is up.
Speaker 3: But happy holiday to you, to my friend, our friend,
Speaker 3: take
Speaker 2: Care, bye bye, all right, time ten fifty eight, temperature
Speaker 2: thirty nine degrees