Speaker 1: It's nice eyes.
Speaker 2: I'm don't you easy?
Speaker 3: Boston's final hour of night Side. Final fifty four minutes
Speaker 3: of Nightside. I'm Morgan. Dan just told you that Watkins,
Speaker 3: that is just told you that. I am here the
Speaker 3: rest of this week and two days of next week.
Speaker 3: But come January first, Dan Ray will be back behind
Speaker 3: this microphone. My guest Mel Simon's and Mel tee up
Speaker 3: another one.
Speaker 4: You're going to get a big kick out of this. Morgan.
Speaker 4: As I listen, as will you and I have one
Speaker 4: common We've often discussed Christmas songs, and both of us
Speaker 4: agree that our favorite Christmas song is called the Christmas
Speaker 4: Song by Nat King. Cole's kind of a different What
Speaker 4: were we gonna say?
Speaker 3: I said that's my favorite.
Speaker 4: At me too. I'm with you all the way on
Speaker 4: that one. This kind of a different version the song
Speaker 4: is the Christmas Song. It's going to sound like many
Speaker 4: many different voices singing the song that they all belong
Speaker 4: to one person. This is very entertaining. Would you name
Speaker 4: that one person singing this song? Please just not thrusting?
Speaker 5: Uh, that's open fire? Yeah, dot Ross who mars he's
Speaker 5: nipping out the lolls?
Speaker 3: All I came when that happens.
Speaker 5: Hello once again everyone, Yo, te Carrold's are being sung
Speaker 5: by a client as we speak. Right then, on the folks,
Speaker 5: you know they'redressed off.
Speaker 6: I guess them.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 7: Don't get me started with these estimals.
Speaker 5: And the Awaians are Indians are watch everybody knows some turkey,
Speaker 5: my friends, some missiles, some beverages by Hofman.
Speaker 1: They all help.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they all helped to make flancies and welling.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, a tiny hot wait their ries. They'll find
Speaker 7: it very hard to sleep.
Speaker 5: Flight my dollings like Edell Flynn, he will not sleep.
Speaker 7: But when he woke up, they show.
Speaker 8: The same his way, yeah he said, loaded lots of
Speaker 8: toys and goodies like losses by Strikeslin Leaven, like spirits
Speaker 8: of a lifetime.
Speaker 5: And never remother's child life.
Speaker 8: With the starlings running around the house, place and go
Speaker 8: or not.
Speaker 5: They're flat from the pajamas with their little push sticking out,
Speaker 5: rubbing up into the night to see a full strain.
Speaker 8: They really know how to fly.
Speaker 5: Great rain, they're gonna fly. They're gonna leave a Danish
Speaker 5: on my windshot from one hundred feet and so where
Speaker 5: offering this rather simple adantic brains right there, Muhammed, Yeah.
Speaker 9: How is this.
Speaker 7: Is the usures happiness from one to ninety two?
Speaker 5: Thanks cham all know it's been said many times, many ways.
Speaker 8: Ever cooking Saint nixt Day Daves.
Speaker 7: I'm able Christmas.
Speaker 5: Oh, have a nice Christmas.
Speaker 3: But don't forget to take the pins out.
Speaker 5: Of your new shirts when you try them on, Otherwise
Speaker 5: it's very painful.
Speaker 7: I don't get me started this whole Christmas thing. Just
Speaker 7: have a good time and leave me alone. Have a
Speaker 7: nice Christmas and.
Speaker 5: A veritable popery of fun and excitement.
Speaker 7: Rank then Mohammad, Yeah, I have the greatest Christmas, come
Speaker 7: old times.
Speaker 5: Have a great Christmas, my friend, share it with any
Speaker 5: candid bust the Keaton and then a bush darlings.
Speaker 1: I you know who you are. Have a great Christmas.
Speaker 5: And so my Jewish friends have a very happy harmonic.
Speaker 4: God, happy harmonicas and that great.
Speaker 3: Everybody he was so talented.
Speaker 4: Oh absolutely, when somebody getses Morgan, we can say so
Speaker 4: much about this great talentlem do all those voices.
Speaker 3: Let's give our call from ipswich cat Happy holiday, same
Speaker 3: to you.
Speaker 10: This has been such a fun show, so I want
Speaker 10: to like the song, the song that you were like
Speaker 10: playing that. You said, who who's playing it? I said
Speaker 10: it had been Jerry.
Speaker 11: Balley, not Jerry.
Speaker 10: Gry Bale. Jerry Bale, I'm sorry, Jerry Bale.
Speaker 12: V A l e.
Speaker 10: Jerry Bale.
Speaker 3: Did somebody get somebody did get that?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah he did.
Speaker 10: Oh dang it. But I'm still listening to the next one,
Speaker 10: and I know it's some I can't remember the gentleman's name,
Speaker 10: but it's somebody from Sex and the City.
Speaker 3: No, he never did a Sex the City.
Speaker 10: No, nobody else the thing the.
Speaker 3: Thing we just played. This person was well known on
Speaker 3: TV and then he became huge in movies.
Speaker 4: Right, he did not any more? That's good enough, Morgan.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm going to say he did not appear on
Speaker 3: Sexualist City Contemporary. It is somebody contemporary.
Speaker 4: Oh, very very contemporary, effects still doing movies.
Speaker 10: So let me say this, was it like the original thing?
Speaker 10: Reason why I called was it Jerry Vale that like
Speaker 10: sang the song?
Speaker 3: Yes that we've established that, but somebody already guessed that
Speaker 3: you cannot play that one. This one? All right, play
Speaker 3: this one. You don't know this one, I.
Speaker 10: Don't think, all rightest one, because I thought it was
Speaker 10: something more contemporary, and it is and it.
Speaker 4: Is contemporary anyway.
Speaker 3: But holidays, You're welcome, Thank you. Let's you know she's gone,
Speaker 3: Let's go to Michigan. Speak to my buddy, Matt Yo,
Speaker 3: Matt Hey, Matt.
Speaker 13: Hi, guys, my guess is gonna be Billy Crystal.
Speaker 4: Absolutely great talent, Hi, guys, And.
Speaker 3: Every one of those voices is Howard is Muhammad Ali.
Speaker 3: They were spot on.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 4: I love impressions, uh you guys like Rich Little and
Speaker 4: Fred Trevelina. When somebody does an impression, what I do
Speaker 4: is I close my eyes and this way I could.
Speaker 4: It makes more sense to me. And he is right
Speaker 4: on with all those things, especially Howard Cosell and Muhammad
Speaker 4: Ali just a tremendous talent. If you recall for many years,
Speaker 4: I forget six or seven years he hosted the Academy
Speaker 4: Awards and did a hell of a job.
Speaker 3: Yes he did. Actually the troika of Billy Crystal, Robin
Speaker 3: Williams and Whoopee Goldberg.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they were great pals of three of them, yep. Well,
Speaker 4: and then they three of them teamed up for some
Speaker 4: comedy benefit that was very successful. But my mind is blank.
Speaker 4: I can't remember the name of it for the World
Speaker 4: Trade Center. Yeah, well, what was the name of the
Speaker 4: the the organization something? I think the word I think
Speaker 4: the word comedy was in it.
Speaker 3: Uh, comedy relief for the World Trade something like.
Speaker 4: That, something like that. Maybe somebody will know and call
Speaker 4: in Matt any great memories of Billy Crystal.
Speaker 6: Oh well certainly uh with Meg Ryan.
Speaker 14: Oh the movie, yes, yeah.
Speaker 4: That was great. Sleep Sleepless in Seattle? Was at it?
Speaker 3: When Harry Mitt?
Speaker 4: Oh, when Harry Mett Sally right.
Speaker 3: You are, yes, great what she's having?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 12: Is that?
Speaker 4: Is that a classic movie line of the decade. Absolutely
Speaker 4: nothing could come close to that. That was cal Wrhiner's
Speaker 4: wife that that said that you know nowhere.
Speaker 3: All right, man, I got to let you go because
Speaker 3: it's time for break.
Speaker 12: Thank you, man, thank you for the call.
Speaker 4: Good luck to.
Speaker 3: Good luck to the Lions this upcoming postseason. Bye. All right,
Speaker 3: let's let's take a break. When we come back to
Speaker 3: the break, mel you'll tee up another one. Here on
Speaker 3: the night side, Dan is off. I am here in
Speaker 3: Morgan White Jr. Time and temperature eleven fifteen twenty five degrees.
Speaker 2: Now back to Dan Ray Live from the Window World
Speaker 2: Nightside Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 3: Mel Simons is with me. We are doing the audio
Speaker 3: Clip Trivia Quiz Holiday edition, and we're playing well known
Speaker 3: both Christmas and Hanikah songs not sung by the people
Speaker 3: we're used to hearing them sung by.
Speaker 4: Them, right you are, oh body, yep, Well it's time
Speaker 4: for hanick A song. It's been a while, but time
Speaker 4: time to play hanik A song. This is direct from Israel.
Speaker 4: The two people singing it are singing it in Hebrew.
Speaker 4: There are two singers, a man and a woman. That
Speaker 4: identified both of them. Please, yeah, I.
Speaker 12: Show it's.
Speaker 16: A a s shut shame.
Speaker 7: Shot shot.
Speaker 17: Im m, yeah, she at anything shoot so many mushota.
Speaker 4: Shay sung in Hebrew. Morgan, that was pussion. Identify the
Speaker 4: lady and identify the gentlemen, please, And this is the first.
Speaker 3: One you've played all night that has stumped me. I'm
Speaker 3: not even mildly aware of who they are.
Speaker 4: Well, if nobody guesses, we'll just give some hints. But
Speaker 4: they were very well known both singers.
Speaker 3: All right, Bernie, and andover you're next. Good evening and happy.
Speaker 13: Holidays, Hey, Bernie, evening and happy holidays to both of
Speaker 13: you actually, thank you Mel for Gary Vale and then
Speaker 13: Billy Crystal And this one here also stummed to me
Speaker 13: that I was calling again for the too prior and
Speaker 13: I have no idea who the so i'd say, what
Speaker 13: Steve Lawrence and Edie Gourmet is a guess?
Speaker 4: Bingo, you get it? That was Steve Lawrence and Edie Gourmet.
Speaker 6: Wow, now that was a guess.
Speaker 4: Well, let's a heck of a guest.
Speaker 12: Rob.
Speaker 4: Would you play about thirty thirty forty seconds of it?
Speaker 4: And as you listen to it, you're going to say, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's Steve and dye Rob, give that a go.
Speaker 15: Number ten.
Speaker 1: Is yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Could you hear guys?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 13: I could?
Speaker 1: I did? I did?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 13: In the phone and the song first opened up and started,
Speaker 13: it wasn't clear that it was them. And I actually
Speaker 13: told my wife listening and she goes, I don't have
Speaker 13: a clue, and I said, I think it might be
Speaker 13: Stephen Edy, but again it was calling for Jerry Vale
Speaker 13: and Billy Crystal those words, Yeah, so that is your wife?
Speaker 3: Really is your wife right there with you?
Speaker 13: My wife actually is right here with me. Yes, he's read.
Speaker 3: What's your name? What's her name Mary. Mary, can't you
Speaker 3: have successfully gotten one? Give Mary the phone. We'll play
Speaker 3: another one just for Mary.
Speaker 12: Oh, thank you?
Speaker 3: Hello Mary, Hello, how are you fine? We're gonna play
Speaker 3: one for you now, Okay, now, because you don't want
Speaker 3: Bernie to have one up on you. He'll he'll never
Speaker 3: let you live it down for the rest of the week.
Speaker 3: And I got Stephen. All right, mel Well, you told them.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you, Mark, you really told them, real
Speaker 4: real good. Well, all right, Morgan, here's your trivia question.
Speaker 4: The biggest selling song of all time, the biggest selling
Speaker 4: record of all time was what White Christmas?
Speaker 3: Bye your bingal Mary.
Speaker 4: Krosby absolutely right now. The reason I asked you those
Speaker 4: two questions because here's an interesting version of White Christmas.
Speaker 4: This was never done on record. I got this from
Speaker 4: one of my old time radio shows. I'm a big
Speaker 4: collector of the old radio shows, you know, since I'm
Speaker 4: a kid.
Speaker 12: And when you hear this, this is my one of
Speaker 12: my all.
Speaker 4: Time favorite performers and his version of White Christmas. Remember,
Speaker 4: never recorded on record from my old time radio collection.
Speaker 4: Name the singer please a.
Speaker 7: Most just like the ones I used to know.
Speaker 1: Where the treetops listen and children listen.
Speaker 15: To here.
Speaker 1: Sleigh Bell in the snow dreaming brother war to listener
Speaker 1: were the Heavery Christmas card.
Speaker 2: I.
Speaker 1: May your day be married, and brow and they all.
Speaker 4: Lists interesting version of white Christmas? Are guys?
Speaker 12: I haven't guess beautiful ye.
Speaker 4: Had he recorded that, I'm not saying he would have
Speaker 4: be big being being was the best, but I think
Speaker 4: this would have sold a few copies had ever been released.
Speaker 10: Would have Okay, I think it's Al Jolson, son.
Speaker 4: Of Again, what an intelligent family boy. You and your
Speaker 4: husband both got it right? Is who considered himself the
Speaker 4: world's greatest entertainer?
Speaker 3: And Al Jolson was a tougher get than Steven Edie
Speaker 3: so Bernie.
Speaker 4: If it was the younger person, Morgan, I don't think
Speaker 4: they would have had a clue right over the years.
Speaker 4: Many times over the years I've played Joelson, and the
Speaker 4: older folks know it. The younger people say, al who
Speaker 4: you know? They have no idea who he is?
Speaker 3: Bernie, your wife deserves breakfast in bed on Christmas?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: Great, there you go.
Speaker 10: Heasually makes me breakfast every day.
Speaker 4: Wow, what a husband you have.
Speaker 11: Yes, indeed it's table, but that's.
Speaker 15: Okay, all right? You two.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the calling. Happy all days to you.
Speaker 13: Okay, thank you you too, right, thank you?
Speaker 4: You know Morgan. One of my very favorite movies was
Speaker 4: The Josh Story, and it made Larry Parks into a star.
Speaker 4: He was basically a B player, you know, some of
Speaker 4: the B movies, and he did a great job miming
Speaker 4: the Johson did the singing of the Jolson Story. The Parks,
Speaker 4: I thought did a wonderful job. Received an Academy Award
Speaker 4: nomination that year, but he didn't didn't receive the award,
Speaker 4: he just was nominated. And then they did a sequel
Speaker 4: to it. It was so successful called Joelson Sings Again.
Speaker 4: They did that two years later and they were working
Speaker 4: on a third Jolson movie, basically entertaining the troop throughout
Speaker 4: World War two in Korea, and unfortunately he passed away
Speaker 4: and that never came to be. All right, y up,
Speaker 4: another one, have we got time?
Speaker 1: We have time?
Speaker 4: This is called Christmas Old Lang Sign a little bit
Speaker 4: different named the singer Please.
Speaker 9: When Missile Too, Timhstled Glow Paint.
Speaker 1: Val back Home, I go.
Speaker 7: Hello for Christmas, oh lines, and.
Speaker 1: We gather.
Speaker 7: The tree.
Speaker 3: Our voice is all a comebine.
Speaker 17: And sweet accord, Define the Lord for a Christmas old lines.
Speaker 4: N a well well known singer in his own right
Speaker 4: gang name him please six.
Speaker 3: One, seven, two, five, four, ten thirty eight eight, eight, nine, two, nine,
Speaker 3: ten thirty. And I say this every time I have
Speaker 3: mel On if I had a budget, and I don't,
Speaker 3: but if I had a budget, shows like this would
Speaker 3: cost me a couple thousand dollars. People like Mel and
Speaker 3: ste Fink and one of to others, they put a
Speaker 3: lot of energy, work hours into providing these sounds for you,
Speaker 3: the listening audience, be it the Morgan Show on Saturday
Speaker 3: or night side during Dan Ray hours. And I can't
Speaker 3: thank Mel enough for all the work he puts into
Speaker 3: doing these shows, because he doesn't do it just for me.
Speaker 3: He does it for you, the listening audience. And the
Speaker 3: fact that he was on twice whatever the first Saturday
Speaker 3: I think it was, I'm not even going to guess
Speaker 3: the first Saturday of December and now the twenty third
Speaker 3: of December. That's a lot of work for one man
Speaker 3: to do. And Meil, I thank you well.
Speaker 4: It's my pleasure. As I've told you many many times,
Speaker 4: it's the labor of love working with you both personally
Speaker 4: and professionally. You're one of my best friends.
Speaker 3: And you've done it through four busy personalities me obviously,
Speaker 3: and you did it through Oh I got them, Barbara.
Speaker 4: Oh what started? Starting with Larry Glick?
Speaker 3: Garry Glick?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and uh. And after Larry came Bob Rawley, Uh,
Speaker 4: Willie and then Steve Ravelli Avenue. Right, So it's been
Speaker 4: There was a cup of coffee with the young lady
Speaker 4: if you remember, Jim. It's only lasted one one show
Speaker 4: and then she was gone.
Speaker 3: Right now, speaking of gone, I've got to go because
Speaker 3: news is coming up, and then we'll have roughly twenty
Speaker 3: five twenty eight minutes of show to go. And there's
Speaker 3: one we just played for you if you think you
Speaker 3: know at six, one, seven, two, five, four, ten, thirty eight, eight, eight,
Speaker 3: nine to nine, ten thirty the numbers the call to
Speaker 3: get through. Here on Nightside, I'm Morgan for the Infidan
Speaker 3: time and temperature eleven thirty twenty five degrees.
Speaker 2: It's night Side with Dan on w BZZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 3: All right, we have an outstanding audio clip, so for
Speaker 3: a while, So is.
Speaker 4: It okay if we have rob back that have them
Speaker 4: played again?
Speaker 3: You beat me to it. That's just what I was
Speaker 3: about to say. Rob played again, and then we'll give
Speaker 3: Peggy from South Boston a chain.
Speaker 4: That'd be great. Rob number twelve, if you please, When.
Speaker 9: Missile toe and tens blow, paint you tie valent time.
Speaker 1: Back home, I.
Speaker 7: Go Hello, I'm no for Christmas, Oh linesie.
Speaker 3: Ands we go.
Speaker 9: The tree ours is all a come by.
Speaker 1: And sweet acorn.
Speaker 7: The lord for a Christmas olave.
Speaker 4: A wonderful performer in his own right. That was Christmas
Speaker 4: old Lang sign a little bit different name the Singer Gang.
Speaker 3: If you please, all right, Peggy, you're up here on night.
Speaker 15: Sigh.
Speaker 12: Let me say you have made my Christmas appear. I
Speaker 12: was open that MA would beyond tonight. And I love
Speaker 12: all this music because all my music was destroyed where
Speaker 12: I live and the listeners Robber stealer for songs. I'm
Speaker 12: just gonna take a gift.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 6: Is that.
Speaker 15: What you get?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, talking to the phone. What is your guess?
Speaker 12: Is it Frank Sinatra?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Not Frank Sinatra, good guess but not he Sorry God?
Speaker 12: I love him all right? Sweet hot you too, have
Speaker 12: a wonderful holiday. You're bringing snap happiness to people.
Speaker 3: Thank you, what happened to all your music? How did
Speaker 3: you lose it?
Speaker 12: Somebody asked. I had to have somebody come in and
Speaker 12: take cut it out of my bedroom and I went
Speaker 12: to go play nineteen Cole's Unforgettable and All with music,
Speaker 12: and I couldn't find it. This is the first year
Speaker 12: I never put up my little Christmas tree. But you
Speaker 12: have made my Christmas tonight.
Speaker 15: So much.
Speaker 3: But someone's stolen out of your house.
Speaker 12: Thanks so much. Yesterday you're telling your apartment and I
Speaker 12: couldn't find all my music. It's terrible because I used
Speaker 12: to sing downtown and it's the guild by things came
Speaker 12: in Wednesday night to they could identify songs they sang
Speaker 12: and playing Sinatra. I would give them a glass of champagne.
Speaker 12: Also the man to say identified my music. I gave
Speaker 12: them all spice hits. Oh. I miss all the beautiful
Speaker 12: people that I missed, and you too are just special.
Speaker 12: I love you.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you so much.
Speaker 12: Holiday and a healthy New Year. On the interfake one.
Speaker 15: To you, thank you well.
Speaker 3: Good But he appreciate Piggy appreciating us?
Speaker 4: Isn't that awful? Somebody's stealing her music? Wow?
Speaker 3: There had to be someone she knows that got into
Speaker 3: her house. Wow, and sotill just I don't know if
Speaker 3: they stole other things, but primarily to steal her music.
Speaker 4: Yeah. You can't take that much lower than that, Morgan,
Speaker 4: can you.
Speaker 3: That's a suspicious bone in my body.
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: Anyway, all right.
Speaker 4: Uncle Melo, nobody has guessed this. It's Christmas old length
Speaker 4: sign named the singer. Please and Rob, for.
Speaker 3: The heck of it, play it one more tired, not
Speaker 3: all the way through, just about twenty seconds.
Speaker 14: That great rub and missile too.
Speaker 9: Tis blow paint.
Speaker 7: Val back Home, I go, Hello Christmas?
Speaker 12: All right, don't you know that?
Speaker 3: And Petty against Frank Sinatra and you know what? That's
Speaker 3: in the right era.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, But that's let's lasted a lot longer than this, gentleman.
Speaker 4: But the time was pretty good as far as their careers.
Speaker 4: At the same time.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Framingham and speak with Bob. Happy holidays, Bob,
Speaker 3: welcome tonight's side.
Speaker 15: Hey, same to you. Is that Bobby Darren?
Speaker 4: Of course, Bobby Darren. You know the song that he
Speaker 4: did that really knocked me out was was my mind
Speaker 4: just went blank?
Speaker 3: Beyond the sea, No, beyond the.
Speaker 14: Clementine, No before that, things, splitch splash, Mac the Knife.
Speaker 4: Yeah, his version of Mac the Knife blew me away.
Speaker 3: And he worked so great with an orchestra. Well, his
Speaker 3: voice was.
Speaker 4: Talent. Died very young. Unfortunately, he was only thirty seven
Speaker 4: thirty eight years old when he died. But what a
Speaker 4: legacy he left behind. I can remember when he married
Speaker 4: Sandra d and they were supposed to be the couple,
Speaker 4: but the couple did not last that long. It was
Speaker 4: was an experience.
Speaker 3: He was starting at the movies and they he and
Speaker 3: Sandra were in a movie together, the title Escapes Me.
Speaker 3: But he was just starting to get a movie career going.
Speaker 3: He was in a western or two contemporary film, and then.
Speaker 4: We lost him, and then we lost the man. Kind
Speaker 4: of hit records throughout his career. I loved it, just
Speaker 4: about everything he did. One of my favorite singers.
Speaker 15: I met him in Bob Boston. I was in the
Speaker 15: hotel room with him and my father.
Speaker 3: What did your father do?
Speaker 15: He wrote for the Herald and he entered Tom and
Speaker 15: Colin right. What was his name, Ken Mayer?
Speaker 3: Is this Bobob? Is this Bobby from United Liquors?
Speaker 15: Yes it is.
Speaker 3: I didn't recognize your voice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I was a big fan of your dad's
Speaker 4: as well. Your dad was terrific.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: I bumped into you once or twice at some of
Speaker 4: the record shows. If I remember Bob in.
Speaker 15: My career, that's right? Do they still.
Speaker 4: They still have him? The next one is in February,
Speaker 4: and I pick up the strangest stuff at some of
Speaker 4: these shows that nobody wants. Everybody wants to old rock
Speaker 4: and roll records and I'm looking for crazy craziness.
Speaker 15: Right, Is that in Denham? Still?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's in Debt him. It's not of the same uh,
Speaker 4: same Veterans place. It's diagonally across the street at another
Speaker 4: veterans place right right by Tahiti, the Chinese restaurant.
Speaker 15: Oh yeah, okay, yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: I have this about four or five times a year
Speaker 4: and it's always packed.
Speaker 15: What is it called? Now? What is the name of it?
Speaker 4: I have a I have a card here and I'll
Speaker 4: read you the exact Hang onto there it is, I
Speaker 4: can answer your question. Okay. It's called the Original New
Speaker 4: England Vinyl Record and CD Show and it's okay, FW
Speaker 4: Post in Denham. I don't have the date of the
Speaker 4: next one, Bob, but I know it's in February.
Speaker 15: Okay, I'll look that up on the computer.
Speaker 4: Absolutely if you collect old records. It's a hell of
Speaker 4: a show.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you would like that.
Speaker 4: To Morgan, well, maybe I think you've ever got to
Speaker 4: one of those shows, have you have?
Speaker 3: I have not, but who knows. This year might be
Speaker 3: the first time.
Speaker 4: Well, i'll kind of again that you can go.
Speaker 3: Sure, Well, when when Mel gets the date, Mel, give
Speaker 3: it to me and we'll see and Bob movie.
Speaker 4: I should get the date sometime around the middle of January.
Speaker 4: That's when they usually send up these postcards. And Bob,
Speaker 4: I think you will enjoy it too. It's been a
Speaker 4: while since you have been.
Speaker 15: Yes, Bob, have a nice holiday.
Speaker 3: Happy holiday to you too.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bob.
Speaker 15: Sometime I'll come down and see you. Morgan down Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Mel will be there too, he comes almost every Tuesday.
Speaker 12: You will love it.
Speaker 4: Morgan does the hell of a show. And you can't
Speaker 4: beat the food. The food is terrific.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you, Bobby, Bye, Bobe, Thank you guys.
Speaker 15: Nice talking to you Bett.
Speaker 3: All right now, uncle Mel, before you tea one up,
Speaker 3: I've got to take another news hit. The last break
Speaker 3: of the hour show, we have Jim holding in New Hampshire,
Speaker 3: so he'll be the first to take a crack at it.
Speaker 3: And that's basically all I have to tell you except
Speaker 3: this time and temperature eleven forty five twenty five degrees.
Speaker 2: Now back to Dan Way live from the Window World,
Speaker 2: Nice Side Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 3: All right, we're back roughly, only maybe nine minutes of
Speaker 3: show to go, so Mel to up another one or
Speaker 3: do we have hey?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Actually, you know, we've had such a great callers
Speaker 4: and intelligent callers. This is my last cut and that's
Speaker 4: the first time I've ever run out of material in
Speaker 4: all the years I've been with you. But this is
Speaker 4: a Honecker song. As a matter of fact, a wouldn't
Speaker 4: be a Hannaka party unless this song was played. I
Speaker 4: must have played this song over the years thousands of times. Now,
Speaker 4: let's not give any hints at all. This is a toughie.
Speaker 4: If we were giving T shirts, boy, this would be
Speaker 4: worth a T shirt. The gentleman singing Havana Gill is
Speaker 4: not the type of gentleman you would think to be
Speaker 4: doing it, far from it. So basically, would you name
Speaker 4: this gentleman?
Speaker 11: Please?
Speaker 4: Gentlemen singing? How about a Gilla. Would you name him please? Folks,
Speaker 4: I have a.
Speaker 3: Guest, but let me give Jim from New Hampshire.
Speaker 4: They have a no hints, Morgan. I want to get
Speaker 4: some mileage out of this.
Speaker 3: Okay, Jim, do you.
Speaker 4: Think you know?
Speaker 6: I am Merry Christmas. I actually called in about the
Speaker 6: Bobby Darren Christmas old agg sign and you had mentioned
Speaker 6: earlier a nightclub in Revere.
Speaker 15: With Gerry Vale.
Speaker 4: I remember years ago.
Speaker 6: I don't know about Revere, but there was a nightclub
Speaker 6: in Salisbury.
Speaker 4: Beach, oh also named the Frolics.
Speaker 6: The Frolics, and I was just a little kid, but
Speaker 6: Bobby Darren appeared there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they had a lot of name x. I had
Speaker 4: a college buddy. They used to work there in the summers.
Speaker 15: But I know of it.
Speaker 4: I was like, I say, it was never there, but
Speaker 4: it was a great club.
Speaker 6: I told me that you mentioned with sand review. I
Speaker 6: think that was come September, but I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not either. She was a good looking lady,
Speaker 4: great face, great body, and her notoriety did not last
Speaker 4: that long, if I recall, and they made.
Speaker 3: Fun of her in Greece. Look at me, I'm Sandra.
Speaker 15: Dy look at me.
Speaker 3: I'm Sandre dy right right, yeah, but do you know
Speaker 3: the song which has.
Speaker 6: No idea who this current singer is. But I'm going
Speaker 6: just like crazy guess and say, Telly Savalas, tell me
Speaker 6: how did you come up with no idea? He just
Speaker 6: said someone unusual?
Speaker 4: Well, he certainly is unusual, and the gentleman singing would
Speaker 4: be an unusual person singing it. So nice, try, really nice, try,
Speaker 4: but it's not Telly.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, thanks to you might call and have a
Speaker 6: good holiday YouTube.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thanks you.
Speaker 3: And now, unless we get someone that calls in right now,
Speaker 3: I have a guess who we will.
Speaker 4: What if we had Rob play maybe thirty forty seconds
Speaker 4: of it? The gentleman is quite unlikely to sing this
Speaker 4: song farthest from what you would picture. Rob, give it
Speaker 4: a shot, just for a few seconds. Okay, An he
Speaker 4: calls on this one, Morgan, it's.
Speaker 15: A tough one.
Speaker 3: Ohio. Carter, you're roup?
Speaker 15: Hey, everyone, how are you doing?
Speaker 3: Who do you want to guess?
Speaker 15: I want to get Harry Belafonte.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, Harry Belafonte did do a very good
Speaker 4: version of heven a Guilla one of his early albums,
Speaker 4: which I remember did a terrific job. But it is
Speaker 4: not Harry Belafonte. But it's a very good kiss.
Speaker 15: Thank you, Thank you, I for to try all right
Speaker 15: Enjolia Holliday likewisecda, thank you.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna let me get And now I want
Speaker 3: to tell people I don't know who mel puts down.
Speaker 3: I'll say eighty five percent. I know the identities.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you're right there, pretty good, and I wouldn't
Speaker 4: be surprised if you get this right on the right
Speaker 4: on the nose.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we have a guest from Winter Steve
Speaker 3: Stephen winterp wants to take a guess. How nice?
Speaker 11: No, I think you played this once before that shabby cheka.
Speaker 3: That's what I wanted to guess. And you know why
Speaker 3: the very beginning orchestration in the twist.
Speaker 4: Exactly where to go?
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 4: How you knew it, Steve?
Speaker 11: No, I knew it because you played that a while ago.
Speaker 4: Maybe absolutely right. I did play it before, so so.
Speaker 11: I remember, Well that's great. So you have be comic
Speaker 11: amel and merry Christmas logans. Steve, Thank you, yes, be well,
Speaker 11: that's all.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Thanks same to you.
Speaker 11: Great show you.
Speaker 3: The opening orchestration exact best tint identical.
Speaker 4: To the twist, of course the blair.
Speaker 3: Of the horns.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, yep. I knew somehow in the back of
Speaker 4: my mind you would have gotten it, because you were
Speaker 4: sharp enough to realize just from the opening.
Speaker 3: Music, right, But you didn't want me to guess how come.
Speaker 4: I thought we'd get a few more calls, and we
Speaker 4: did it the last minute, which was great. It was
Speaker 4: a little embarrassed because I've never run out of material before,
Speaker 4: but we had some very sharp, intelligent calls this evening.
Speaker 4: People were right on and that's.
Speaker 3: Because of you. You raised the bar every time you
Speaker 3: do audio clip trivia quins.
Speaker 4: Shucks, Morgan Bar. It was a delightful evening as usual.
Speaker 4: I love doing your show, and you've been a great
Speaker 4: pal for many years.
Speaker 3: I think you said fourteen years we've been together.
Speaker 4: We're starting our fourteenth year. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3: I was about to say, I want to tell you this,
Speaker 3: your friendship is worth its weight in gold, and I
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 4: Wow. Oh, you knocked me out, Morgan. I feel the
Speaker 4: same way about you. We've been passed for many, many years,
Speaker 4: and I treasure our friendship as do I thank you
Speaker 4: so much. We will miss you tomorrow at the midway.
Speaker 4: But in case Bob wants to serve me a second
Speaker 4: lobster in your honor, I will eat it.
Speaker 3: You you would eat the lobster that would have gone
Speaker 3: to me?
Speaker 4: What my pleasure? Of course?
Speaker 1: What a pail?
Speaker 3: Yes, go ahead.
Speaker 4: I was going to say, if Bobby is listening, and
Speaker 4: he probably is, Bobby saying, in addition to the lobster,
Speaker 4: I'm going to get if you could serve Morgan's I
Speaker 4: might save a plo.
Speaker 3: Morgan.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying I will. I'm saying I might. Jos
Speaker 4: a pretty nil let me. Let's be honest. I'm allowed
Speaker 4: you all.
Speaker 3: Right now, I'm going to I'm going to tell you
Speaker 3: this the next time you're on. We're going to do
Speaker 3: what Gary and Woburn suggested.
Speaker 4: What a great suggestion, because I've got some great stories
Speaker 4: to tell the different people that I work with over
Speaker 4: the years. So we'll do an hour of reminiscing and
Speaker 4: than two hours of the audio clip trivia quiz.
Speaker 3: First the first Saturday in February.
Speaker 4: Right right, all right, Morgan, thank you so much. You
Speaker 4: are absolutely the best. Happy Honeker to email, Happy Harmonica
Speaker 4: to you as well. Thank you Okay, thank you.
Speaker 3: I also want to thank Stephen J. Rubins for coming on. Naturally,
Speaker 3: I have to thank Rob. Without him, we couldn't do
Speaker 3: the show. And Rob, thank you and everybody. Rob's been
Speaker 3: at this station for a quarter of a centry twenty
Speaker 3: five years. Nancy, thank you, Gray wherever you are right
Speaker 3: behind me. Thank you and all those who listened and participated.
Speaker 3: Happy Holidays to you, be it Hankah, Christmas, Christmas, Christmas Quanta,
Speaker 3: or Festivus for the rest of us. By Boston