Speaker 1: Well, I guess the smoking gun was always after the
sun set, looked at our shoes all coming run sat
in the park way after dark.
Speaker 2: We will never come.
Speaker 1: Hats off to the city leaving the south side. They
were giving us no place to hide in.
Speaker 3: What if I just to run it?
Speaker 4: Who?
Speaker 5: What if we be come around.
Speaker 6: To seek a feeling like a spare park. This spends
a Robbie trying fever. Robbie as house coming the wonderful
holding on by.
Speaker 7: Stay steady. But I guess I couldn't hold my love.
It's such a funny and a bailey. Every hurdle of
should and my needs out. A body of the had
seen that everyone that gets about me.
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to rather on the gass c one for hold on,
calling up the rabble from the ways had.
Speaker 5: Its round behind and now.
Speaker 6: Yes, riding the case down the road ride how d.
Speaker 8: I've been feeling kind of homesick? I missed the shoes
and the ground I love with. I've been feeling kind
of homesick.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of.
Speaker 6: Lace set saying missus, sus and the round and a
kind of sad. Ladies also take a feeling like a
stand walk especial role.
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Speaker 6: Get us to do a place on whistles, we said
were hides condets the gay, the whisl said he the dead.
He's gonna Why it's a big because its.
Speaker 4: Sting.
Speaker 5: Say you are listening to w M and H three.
Speaker 10: Commander don't get supreme Leada Maxell Coving.
Speaker 11: Welcome everybody, Here we go. It is that time again,
Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios
of w m n H ninety five point three FM, Inglorious, Manchester,
New Hampshire. Of course, you can stream the show live
at Wmnhradio dot org, or you can go to my
website Matt Connorton dot com slash live for all of
your live streaming options, social media links, contact infoshow archives,
et cetera, et cetera. But it is Saturday, September fourteenth,
twenty twenty four, and of course I am not alone.
Speaker 2: Jenn, Good morning sunshine.
Speaker 11: Yes, Jenny is here at the news table.
Speaker 2: I am present and accounted for.
Speaker 11: And before we get into everything, we should mention big
big day, big day for you.
Speaker 12: A big big day yes, because I am proud to
have one of my pieces in the Mosaic Our Collective gallery.
Speaker 2: They have the Forgive Me.
Speaker 12: Today is the opening day of the Full Circle the
Speed of Life exhibit that'll be there through the entire month.
They're celebrating their anniversary and the opening reception for the
show is today from four to eight pm at sixty
six and Over Street, Sweet two one. Please come out
and I plan on being there this evening.
Speaker 2: I'm part of. It's like a big think about fifty
or so different pieces.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 12: But oh, I took a look at The online gallery
is up. If you want to visit Mosaic Art Collective
dot com. You can view the pieces on the online gallery,
but I encourage you to come down to the gallery
in person. It's just an amazing place to see here
in the city. It's really a gem.
Speaker 11: Yes, absolutely, yeah, the Mosaic Art Collective. Yeah, come down,
check it out. Say hello. Jenny and I will be
attending the event of course, and you can see Jenny's
wonderful painting in person. Yeah. So yeah, your favorite very good? Yeah, yes,
and it is my favorite. Yes, that's true.
Speaker 2: Normally hangs in our living room.
Speaker 12: Yes, right now, hanging on the walls of the Mosaic
Art Collective, which I am very proud of. They are
a great organization. They support local arts music told really
check them out. I am also styling.
Speaker 11: Today, Yes you've got you.
Speaker 2: I am wearing my day to Attend t shirt.
Speaker 11: Yes we love day to Attend, we do. Absolutely. They've
got a big show coming up tonight in Salem. Yes,
at Sadies with Under the Horizon. Are they on that one?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, that yeah?
Speaker 13: Absolutely.
Speaker 12: A lot of great music happening around the Queen City
and the state. Please go out and support local artists.
Speaker 11: Absolutely, absolutely, Well, we have an exciting show for you today.
We did open with the American radio premiere of our
friends from the UK Club Paradise. Such a great band,
their new track Runaways. We love everything that they do,
absolutely amazing. On the second hour, we have Eli lev
who's on tour. He's going to be coming in. In
the third hour. We have the Rightful Heirs but joining
us right now for the first hour. Returning to the show,
are you sir? Are you in the five Timeless Club yet?
Ricky Mapleton is here? Is this your Is this your
fifth time?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 11: Your mic is down? I apologize.
Speaker 13: I do not know. I'm thinking three or four.
Speaker 11: This might be your fourth time on the show. I
might be thinking I was on your television program recently.
That might be why I'm thinking you're in the five
times getting it mixed up. No, because that's me being
on your program, which I had a great time. Of course,
on the Midlife Pop Culture Show, you have a lot
of fans. Oh well, yes, they're reached out and I'm
I was, well that that was no. I I appreciated
it very much. And of course it's on YouTube if
you haven't seen it. And yeah, we did get a
lot of calls that day. And you know, when you're
on this program, usually end up, h we usually end
up getting a lot of calls.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's interesting. I appreciate the people that do call. Yes, Yes,
it's a lot of fun.
Speaker 11: Absolutely. The studio line is open six oh three two
five oh six oh seven six O three two five
o six seven if you'd like to, uh to talk
with Ricky Mapleton and uh, we'll probably you know, people
call in, they request your music, all that kind of stuff.
It's by the way, uh, and and you like to
you will often have well I should let that be
a surprise for people watching online. Well, you like to
hold things up, and you've got kind of a Bob
Dylan thing going.
Speaker 13: Oh yes, I yes, Are you talking about the video
when he was holding up yeahs and signs Yes, Yes.
I did kind of cross my mind last night as
I was printing out a couple of a couple of
things I can say about Bob Dylan that already hasn't
been said. It's phenomenal, exactly. Phenomenal exactly maybe, but he's
definitely probably an inspiration to those as well as an
inspiration to a lot of people. Sure, sure, no doubt.
Speaker 11: Oh we have a Jesus, we have a call already.
Speaker 13: Oh wow, all right, Hi, welcome.
Speaker 11: To Matt Connorton Unleashed. Who's who's on the line.
Speaker 14: Thank you for taking my call, Matt. I love your show.
A bit of intelligent intellect on the airways. So what
we need and that's what we got from you, mister Connington.
Let me slow down and speak about a big concern
that I have. The way people are speaking today is ridiculous,
preposterous and semantically incorrect. If I hear like like like
one more time, I think I'm going to lose my mind, Matt,
Ricky Mapleton, thank you so much for putting out this
new collection of songs directly referencing today's English grammar in
the nightmare it has begun? Could you please play like
like like off of Don't Count Me Out by Ricky Mapleton,
And again, thank you Matt. Keep the music and the
intellect alive. Is Tom Tom Wilson sign off?
Speaker 13: Is he a broadcast?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 13: No, he's been a long time caller for a long time,
ever since I started getting any sort of a fan base.
He calls it all the time. And yeah, he's fantastic.
I thank you Tom for calling in. And again, this
song is about the word like. I don't know when
it started.
Speaker 11: I do you got, but you can thank our generation, our.
Speaker 2: Generation like really really really really like really good.
Speaker 13: Like I don't pride myself, but I try to talk
semi intelligently. And if I'm going to use the word like,
instead of using the word like, here's the public information
of the day, you're gonna use the word like, don't
use it. Take a breath and don't say anything like
because like when you say like all the time, like
it becomes habit forming and like it sounds ridiculous. Oh
my god, yes, yes, is that the maybe that was
the the next form of the next what would that
be the next.
Speaker 11: Iteration?
Speaker 13: Iteration yea, moving into so per mutation. So that was
the That was the kind of seed that started this
new project.
Speaker 11: It's a comma really like it's it's a comma like.
That's that's what I say.
Speaker 13: Well, like, could you play this song like?
Speaker 11: We We absolutely could, we have absolutely could, And this
is all right, let's give this a listen. Is this
the world radio premiere for this, by the.
Speaker 13: Way, yes, very yes, Off the off the uh off
the album that Ricky Mapleton now has not put out
music in quite some time ever, it's been a long
time a coming a couple of years. Maybe we got
involved in the scream o sports song stuff, but now
Ricky Mapleton has peered out and he's taking English grammar
head on, head on, head on.
Speaker 11: All right, let's listen to this. This is called likes.
Speaker 13: Is it the like song or like like like stop
saying like all the time. There's a lot of likes. Okay, enjoy,
Let's give it a listen, like.
Speaker 16: Like like like like like like like like like like
like like like like like like like like like like
like like like I don't know what you'ren't saying, like
like I don't know where you've been, like like what
your English grandma, it's quite a sand like like like
like like like like like like like like like like
stop saying like.
Speaker 3: All the time, like what does it feel right? Doesn't
sound time?
Speaker 13: Like like stop using like like like.
Speaker 3: Stop using like all.
Speaker 17: The time, like like like like like like cig like
like like like like like like like like like like
like like like like like like like like.
Speaker 16: Saying like every time sounds redundant, sounds obscure.
Speaker 13: Stop using the like all the time like like like
like like like like this like like take a breath,
like like like like gabby your thoughts, Oh yeah, you
don't have to say like all the time, like what
like everybody sings.
Speaker 4: Like like like like like like like like like like
like like like like like like like like like like
like like like.
Speaker 11: Like all the time, Wow, well your thoughts, Like is
it at least acceptable to say I like that song
oh oh my gosh, oh my goodness is okay?
Speaker 18: Wow?
Speaker 13: That was a better like response than I thought I
was gonna get.
Speaker 11: Like okay, like like like like I like like, wow, man,
tell us about uh, don't count me out? Is this
a Is this a full album?
Speaker 13: Isn't it?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Thirty two and a half songs of inspiration Enjoy.
Speaker 11: Thirty two and a half song So it's like, uh,
like a double album.
Speaker 13: I'm suppose it probably would be. Wow. Yeah, I mean
that's the digital world. Well, I try to get the
most bang for the buck. Yes, on the digital platform
that I released. I would't saying CD baby fantastic when
with these guys for a while, they get independent artists
put music out, yes, and you get a percentage back
and you can make a little little cash on the side.
But don't go in it thinking you're gonna make any
money to survive on uh so boy, but I'm waiting
for that big pop right all right, right, but I
do have like five thousand daily listeners or something like that.
Speaker 11: I see, Oh that's excellent.
Speaker 13: That was just about like you know, like like yeah,
like likely. So that's what don't count me out is,
you know, Yeah, you get down in life, don't count
don't count yourself out. Totally get get out there, do
something fun like we success the format. Well, it's like,
like you enjoy coming in here and doing this stuff.
Speaker 2: I do you like?
Speaker 13: It's a passion. Yes, you gotta have a passion. Yes,
it's gonna put a car together in your garage. Passion.
Speaker 11: Great Rod Stewart has a great song about that, Like
what Passion by Rod Stewart?
Speaker 13: Oh like that?
Speaker 11: Oh we have another call? No way, all right, you're
bring the callers. Let's see.
Speaker 2: Hi.
Speaker 11: Welcome to Matt Connorton Unleashed.
Speaker 15: Is this.
Speaker 4: This is sad?
Speaker 2: Steve?
Speaker 13: I'm broken up.
Speaker 3: Everything's falling apart around me.
Speaker 13: No, I don't know what to do.
Speaker 19: I don't know what last time you had the answers
for me, Ricky, maybe you and mackin help me through.
Speaker 3: What am I gonna do?
Speaker 13: That's uh well, Steve, it's okay.
Speaker 11: She'll probably book a YPNO therapy session. We'll stay there.
Speaker 13: Steve still is he? Is he gone?
Speaker 20: Uh?
Speaker 11: He hung up?
Speaker 13: Steve. I'm glad you called to reach out to us.
We're not a therapy program, but we do like to
spread the joy and and and the joy of being alive. So, Steve,
what I am suggesting that you do. Is I'm gonna
play a song for you Often New. I'm gonna dedicate
it to you, Sad Steve. I want you to listen
to it. Okay, it's called Don't count Me Out. Actually,
Steve number the title track, title track. Let's dedicate this
to Sad Steve. It's sad. If you can find you,
if you can get back in Steve, We're gonna give
you the number and callback later in the show and
pull it and pull it together. Young man.
Speaker 11: Yeah, let's so.
Speaker 13: Here's the title track, Don't count me Out.
Speaker 11: This is like when Casey Kasem would do the long
distance dedication.
Speaker 13: This one goes out to Sad Steve. Sad Steve, this
is Ricky Mapleton maccnod and saying cheer up, my friend.
This is don't count me Out Often New Ricky Mapleton
album Cheer Up, Be Up. I can't believe I'm doing this. DJ.
It's rich Ergy, It's just done gone.
Speaker 14: The resurgence are Ricky Maple Jilty has the yard on it.
Speaker 4: Don't count me Out, Don't count me out.
Speaker 17: I may have been quiet, but now I'm loud.
Speaker 4: Don't count me out. I've got the highest mountain. It's
too coming, Mike for you.
Speaker 17: I've been gone no way too long, but now I'm
ready to be loud.
Speaker 21: You like it.
Speaker 17: You ain't gotta keep moving.
Speaker 4: No time to hesitate.
Speaker 3: Don't want to sell me on me.
Speaker 4: Don't count me out, don't.
Speaker 17: Count me out. I may have been quiet, but now
I'm live.
Speaker 4: Don't count me out. My I start rumble my by
a s, don't fall.
Speaker 6: I was cut off from the world.
Speaker 21: I lost all inspiration with dou't your man mail rowing in?
Then I got a new mail box twenty nine ninety
five love let it bum more in it.
Speaker 6: I never felt more alive.
Speaker 4: Don't count me out, don't.
Speaker 17: Count me out. I may have been quiet, but now
I'm loud.
Speaker 4: Don't count me out. Don't count me out, don't count
me out. I may be quiet, but now I'm loud.
Don't count me out. Don't count me out, don't count
me outs.
Speaker 17: I may have been quiet, but now I'm loud.
Speaker 4: Don't count me out.
Speaker 11: That'll get the blood pump in. Don't count me out.
Ricky Mapleton, that is on.
Speaker 13: That is a very rare Ricky Mapleton song because it
goes over a minute and a half. Oh Yes, Wow,
I felt like that after I recorded this, I said
three minutes, what.
Speaker 2: Like that was totally awesome, Like totally cool.
Speaker 13: Did you feel inspired?
Speaker 2: Totally?
Speaker 13: That's what it is about, right to the max for sure.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 13: That's gonna be on volume two of overused phrases. There
is there is after I after we released this, a
lot more came flooding in a lot more. Yes, for
instance to the mac, Yeah, this is so many more.
But like like like we get it, we get it. Well,
thank you for sad Steve again. I hope you're feeling better.
Please call him later on in the show.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I hope he calls back.
Speaker 13: Let us know how we're on this universe. Who create?
Don't be sad Steve.
Speaker 11: I I hope what he calls back, he's not crying
because that.
Speaker 13: Kind of brought everything down.
Speaker 11: Huh, that is uncomfortable. Oh, I'll tell you. Uh, oh,
we do have we do have another call. Let's see you.
Speaker 13: This is HI.
Speaker 11: Welcome to Matt Condorton Unleashed. Who's on the line.
Speaker 3: This is DJ Today.
Speaker 22: We're gonna play the new one by Ricky Mapleton, The
News Hits a Beaten premiered on the Matt Conaton show
the flag. We went to Sax and make them act
to meet the flax. Here's the song. It's called Gucci
the song.
Speaker 13: Now, I don't know what this guy was all about,
but thank you for calling and caller.
Speaker 11: He said something about flaxied oil and wanted to play
the song.
Speaker 13: You know, I'm just sure we're getting calls.
Speaker 11: Yeah, what what did he?
Speaker 17: Well?
Speaker 13: What did he wanted to play a song? Gucci? Yeah? Okay,
let me can I do a quick build up? Gucci
a lot of sound effects that you can get on
recording platforms, and we stumbled across this very funny sounding
voice and we kind of plugged it into this song
and it's really fun.
Speaker 11: All right, Well, let's give this a listen. Oh do
you have.
Speaker 13: Let me say do I? Okay, so this let me
go over this quickly. Yes, okay, the song is gonna
go into It's really not Gucci the songs. What's the dillio?
Speaker 11: Oh? Yes, that's another thing. The young people said.
Speaker 13: What the dilio? So even but that's yes. But I
brought it in in large font for us visually challenged
like myself, and people can watch this on YouTube. Okay,
so we have what's the dillio. Now, that's that's We
named the song Gucci. Why I don't know, but we're
talking about Gucci, cap fire, no regret, keep it real fire,
free will and I added free will on the end
of this. Yes, that's what it's all about.
Speaker 11: Well, to quote Rush, I will choose free will.
Speaker 13: Amen. All right, let's play some Gucci.
Speaker 11: All right, here it is, this is Gucci, this.
Speaker 3: Is DJ today. We're gonna play the new one.
Speaker 13: Thanks for calling back, but we already heard you one.
Speaker 11: Something's something's gone horribly wrong.
Speaker 13: Did I send you the wrong file?
Speaker 11: No, we were where you're sobdy files. I don't know
what you're talking about. No, we were time traveling, just
like we do on Retrospect Radio on Friday nights. We
went back you put it away. We went back in time.
Speaker 13: Nothing matter with that too.
Speaker 2: I forgot my snow friend.
Speaker 11: All right, the.
Speaker 13: Dilio, Matt play the song.
Speaker 11: Here we goo.
Speaker 3: Cuccie I all real lit, Yes, sir? What the deio?
Speaker 5: YESO rolling with the crew.
Speaker 23: Yeah, we're never in a hurry. What's the dillio? Can't
buy a cuccie?
Speaker 3: Thirsty, living in the moment. Yeah, everything's the story. Yes,
So here's the deer.
Speaker 23: We're living life real, no regret, no change, just the wild,
free will.
Speaker 13: Lends.
Speaker 16: We're making keeping the dirty, keeping it real.
Speaker 3: And the Delio in the dilio?
Speaker 24: What what?
Speaker 17: What the Delio?
Speaker 4: Where you're going?
Speaker 3: Where you've been?
Speaker 23: Yes, surf, I hit off again, gonna road to gun
I get some Mucci.
Speaker 3: That's there, a min Uji, gucjail what.
Speaker 11: Rolling with the crew?
Speaker 23: Yeah, we're never in a hurle. That's the Delio, cat Fire,
Gucci and Thirsty.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah what the Dillio?
Speaker 13: Now that's more in the Ricky Mapleton pocket? Oh yeah?
Is that is that the whimmy?
Speaker 2: It sounds just like him?
Speaker 13: That the dilio? No, no, the cute voice, well, it
was on a shared file. We did sweech that up
a little bit, that voice it out a little bit.
It was a available loop that we plugged in at
the end and we're like, wow, what's going to make
the song at least have a little bit of a
catch to it?
Speaker 25: Now.
Speaker 11: Please, whatever criticisms I may have are purely constructive in nature.
But I have to tell you, at the end of
the song, I did not feel like I was any
closer to understanding what the dilio is than I was
at the beginning of the song. I don't know. I
don't feel that my questions were answered about the dilio
and what is the dilio?
Speaker 13: That's fascinating.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, I'm just saying, very good point.
Speaker 13: Let's expand off on that for a moment. What is
the dillio? When somebody says what's the dillio? You're asking
what's going on? Oh, what's happening?
Speaker 11: Okay?
Speaker 13: So hey, Matt, what's the dillio? Okay?
Speaker 11: I thought maybe this was some sort of foreign currency, like,
uh oh, interesting, take like, what's the dilio doing compared
to the dollar? You know, how are we looking?
Speaker 13: It's like, what's up? Okay? What's up? I thought?
Speaker 11: I thought maybe it was a new cryptocurrency or something.
You know, I don't know, you know, get your dilio dollars,
you know, fake money.
Speaker 13: Exist? What's the exchange rate on a dilio dollar?
Speaker 11: Well, I don't know, But I still don't know after
listening to the song. But I think I understand a
little bit better now.
Speaker 13: Are you sure?
Speaker 2: I think so?
Speaker 13: I think so, you know, what the dilio is well,
I don't sure. I don't know that I do. Do
you know what?
Speaker 2: I think I know what? And I don't know if
he knows what the dilio is?
Speaker 13: What's what?
Speaker 12: What's what's the very totally the dilio is totally what's
going on? It's totally like the deal.
Speaker 11: It sounds like a sack good to to me, Well,
it actually does.
Speaker 2: M food is his language, so that might work.
Speaker 11: What I see it also, unfortunately, it sounds like something
that if I looked it up on Urban Dictionary, I
might be horrified at what.
Speaker 13: If you were going to make the dilio uh cake
like a funny bonus or a hostess whole ho, what's
what's in the dillio?
Speaker 2: It doesn't make anything?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I don't make it.
Speaker 13: That would be your dream? Is there a healthy dilio?
Speaker 11: I would hope, So put the dilio with that, maybe
something gluten free?
Speaker 13: What do you what's your thoughts on fire? The word everybody?
That's fire? Oh, yes, that's fire. That's that one didn't
make the cod believe it or not?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 13: Well, so now what do we have for volume two? Fire? Fire?
I don't want a yellow It didn't.
Speaker 2: Come out like that. In our day, it was fire fire.
Speaker 13: We were told not to say that in a movie theater.
Speaker 11: Well that's that's true.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so it takes on when I first heard the
Z generation talking like, hey, that's fire.
Speaker 11: I'm like what, Yeah, yeah, you want to be careful
with that, especially in certain circumstances. Oh, we do have
a call. We'll see Hi. Welcome to Matt Connordson unleashed.
Speaker 13: Is this Yeah?
Speaker 14: This is mellow Marvin. Oh, thanks for taking my call today, Matt,
You're welcome. Well, I would like to mellow things out
here on the show and requests a B side a
song called You Stole My check Book. This song comes
from and will remind you of any relationship you had
when your heart was torn out and your check book
was missing. Let's reflect the graciousness of life and the
hardship that love can be. This is mellow Marvin thanking
Matt Connorton once again, who, by the way, has an
adorable deep radio voice.
Speaker 13: Thank you what that dly? Yo?
Speaker 11: My voice could be deeper.
Speaker 13: But I know people that always a compliment. Yes, I
do like that, yeah wow, and I accept them. I
I do accept what the kids would call your fire.
I am fire.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, So what did you want to hear?
Speaker 3: What song?
Speaker 2: Did we do?
Speaker 15: So?
Speaker 13: This song?
Speaker 11: Checkbook ship?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Okay, well this uh and that's a fallaty by the way,
we don't you should not seal someone's strutting.
Speaker 13: Yes, and who has the check book? Anyways? Right now?
Speaker 2: I still have one.
Speaker 13: I have one.
Speaker 11: I never use it, but I do have one.
Speaker 2: I use it once in a while, very rarely. Yeah,
mostly for birthdays.
Speaker 13: Can I do the whole artist thing? This song is
kind of different than all the other songs.
Speaker 11: Can I do that?
Speaker 13: Can I? Well?
Speaker 11: This song?
Speaker 13: This song is different than all the other songs because
Ricky Mapleton steps up and plays the bass on this
one a little bit in my first I haven't played
the bass in a while. I feel it's more of
like a spin doctors, okaying going on? And I just
really like the way music came out on this one. Okay,
it's not you know, I don't know. And it's about relationships.
We all have been through, good and bad. Stealing someone's
checkbook is an analogy obviously, And okay, oh, but you
could steal somebody's check book, and you can steal somebody's heart.
But oh, I just thought that you can always go
to the bank and re order those checks. Oohow, thought
of the day.
Speaker 11: That's true. All right, well, let's give this a listen.
This is called this is simply called checkbook. Yeah, checkbook.
You stole my check book. I think it's on a
check all right, very good.
Speaker 20: I stole your check book for your signature, wrote down numbers.
Speaker 26: That will satisfy and pay me back your wasting lies.
I stole your check book to buy back my wasted time.
Got a new pair of boots.
Speaker 17: I'm looking so fine.
Speaker 3: Ones will shrink once. We'll sake to care of the weed, drink.
Speaker 4: No time to think.
Speaker 3: Feeling right?
Speaker 4: You're right sight only just one hit. You sht that up.
That dain't a bite.
Speaker 3: I've stolen your check book. You show a part of me.
I can't out for all of us.
Speaker 4: Now I'm set free.
Speaker 3: Now set free. Bus will shrink, boats will sink to
get and we drink.
Speaker 4: No time to think. I'm feeling right.
Speaker 3: You're out of sight.
Speaker 17: You'll get one chance to set off the time of mind.
Speaker 3: I said toole you check book. You stole a part
of me.
Speaker 4: I cash out for both of us.
Speaker 5: Now I'm set free.
Speaker 11: Ceiling someone's check book. I feel like that's uh, I mean,
that's worse than revenge porn really wow? Yes, yes, and
they're both felonies.
Speaker 13: Yes, wy wow yes, speechless. It was just hard to do,
all right.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say that you totally got it.
Speaker 11: If you are just joining us. Ricky Mapleton is here
with us, live in studio, and we're playing tracks from
the new what is it? Seventy two songs, thirty thirty
five don't count me out? Currently available, correct, it's already available.
Speaker 13: Got online, available everywhere.
Speaker 11: Very good, very good. And oh jeez, we have another
call already. Come on, that's a familiar number. Actually, Ricky,
oh Steves, call back again.
Speaker 25: This is this is sad Steven. I'm really pulled it
together since I listened to don't calm me out man.
Thank you so much, Rick Matt, thank you for having
Ricky on.
Speaker 10: Boy.
Speaker 25: You guys are you guys are fantastic? Oh, Ricky Mableton,
thank you, don't calt me out again?
Speaker 19: It was really I'm not gonna spiral no good good,
positive thoughts, positive thoughts.
Speaker 11: Good all right? Oh he hung up.
Speaker 13: He still seems he seems.
Speaker 11: Better better, but he kind of sounds like he's hyperventilating.
Speaker 2: Is important. Yes, one must breathe.
Speaker 13: Yes, yeah, speaking of breathing. Yes, yes, I'm glad he
called back. Yes, I feel that much like bon Jovi,
we have saved the life. Yes, yes, you understand that.
The reference that I saw on the news, I guess
John bon Joey helps someone off them off the ledge.
Speaker 11: Yeah, for those who don't know, For those who don't
actually this video, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 13: John Bons fantastic.
Speaker 11: John bon Joviy talked to this woman who's about to
jump off of a bridge. I did see a little
darkly humorous, but I did see a funny meme that
said it's a good thing. It was him and not
David Lee Roth.
Speaker 13: Wow, you are on You're on fire. You're fire, fire,
I am on fire. You're fire, you are that's a
dilio for for anyone.
Speaker 11: Who doesn't get the joke, because of course Van Halen
did jump might as well.
Speaker 2: Joe stop.
Speaker 11: So it's a terrible it's a good thing.
Speaker 2: Awful.
Speaker 13: No, it's a joke.
Speaker 2: It's terrible.
Speaker 11: It's a joke. It's a joke.
Speaker 2: It's not funny.
Speaker 13: I think it's No, it's not it's open for interpretation.
Speaker 11: It had the story has a happy ending job, save
this woman?
Speaker 13: How many songs gonna send you over?
Speaker 27: Mat?
Speaker 13: Is one more?
Speaker 11: I think?
Speaker 24: Uh?
Speaker 11: I think there might be a couple more. We do
have another call?
Speaker 13: Awesome, awesome, Thank you Collins for calling in.
Speaker 11: See who this is?
Speaker 13: Hi?
Speaker 11: Welcome to Matt Connerson Unleashed?
Speaker 28: Is this?
Speaker 3: Oh? Wow?
Speaker 17: This is what?
Speaker 27: Willie?
Speaker 17: Wow?
Speaker 4: Thank you Matt for having me on back wow on
your show.
Speaker 13: When I heard Man.
Speaker 10: Put on a new album, another inspiring album of songs,
I went, wow, wow, Wow.
Speaker 13: You know Ricky mhm.
Speaker 18: The song you Gotta look at the Big Picture. What
an inspirational, all encompassing song about how you really gotta
look at life? I went, woa.
Speaker 2: Will it?
Speaker 3: Can you play that song for him and Matt?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 24: I can.
Speaker 11: I want to think of my call again. Of course,
long live content.
Speaker 13: I like that, you know, can I can? I have
a little backstory about like you did you recognize that voices?
But he's called in a few times?
Speaker 11: Didn't he call in when I was on your He
made my throat hurt? Didn't he call in?
Speaker 13: When?
Speaker 11: Did he call in when I was on your show?
Speaker 13: Yes? Yes, he started calling in a few years ago
when he was dumb. He had a lot of challenges
in life going on. He lives up in Vermont, I think,
and he's and he's a kind of a I guess,
quote unquote hippie living off the grid, but was really
struggling with a lot of demons on his back.
Speaker 11: And I'm sure he's at throat surgery.
Speaker 13: I think it's I don't know. I don't know either obviously,
like an a CDC cover band or something blew it out.
But he's been calling in and another person that has
gotten it together well, and I'm really happy that he's
still calling and keeping contact with us.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, so what did you want to hear? So
he requested a song called big Picture.
Speaker 13: Okay, so this song is about looking at the big picture,
looking above, not looking direct like what's Maybe that's what's
happening if you're a little stress in your life, Yes,
easy to get lost in that needs to de spiral.
We all do it. We all we're all challenging world.
So sometimes if you look from above down, look at
the big picture.
Speaker 11: Well, if you look that'd be more like a bird's
eye view. Yes, maybe you should write a song about
that too.
Speaker 13: Okay, that's three No, but I I get what you're saying.
Speaker 11: Very very positive, good good words of wisdom, and yeah,
let's take a lot of This is called big picture.
Speaker 3: End of the day, you gotta look at them big picture.
Whose praise is that at the end of the day
you gotta look at them big picture. Who's phrase is that?
I just want to leave day my day? What's the
matter with that? Do I really have to look at
the big picture? What's wrong with that?
Speaker 16: I just wanna be grateful for what I have now,
so please don't tell me so look at my thoughts.
Speaker 3: I'm just believing for the now. The big picture will
be there when it's done. I want to note who
made up the phrase look at the pitcher.
Speaker 22: I don't know.
Speaker 13: I want to note who made.
Speaker 3: Up the phrase, oh god, I'm made gerald live for now?
Speaker 13: Wow, very stripped down. Yes, something that was just bass
and drum?
Speaker 11: Is that you on the base?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 24: I like the.
Speaker 11: Baseline little tucking heads asking yes, yes, thank you.
Speaker 13: I kind of cringed. I I really enjoy when I'm
working with that my friend and doing those and he
gets a lot of overlays and a lot of effects.
Speaker 11: Your friend who remains nameless.
Speaker 13: He's going by dj C now DJ see Okay, he's
he is my very good friend. And he when he's
I'm black enough to get him into my studios, any
studio that I have. We we have a good time.
We bust through a lot of stuff trying to make
some fun music. Yes, summer is over. I'm I'm expecting
a call from a long time caller. Do you see
an Agnes on there?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 11: No, yeah, do you see an Agnes on the I
think I remember Agnes though now, and I assume I just.
Speaker 13: Got off the phone with Agnes a couple of days ago.
Speaker 11: And older lady eyes, you have raspy voice, because nobody
under the age of ninety has the name Agnes.
Speaker 13: You know, I know it's all Kyles. It's all Kyles
and never mind right right where.
Speaker 11: Sounds instead of a yeah like yeah, well you can't.
Speaker 13: She's a very down to earth person. She's he's retired,
durry down to earth, and unfortunately she's she's quit smoking.
Speaker 11: It and oh she quit?
Speaker 13: Yes, how she quit?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 13: She just she it's like you have to quit.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I don't know if it's too late, but she doesn't
sound any better. But she's not coughing as much, so
maybe that's a.
Speaker 11: Good Oh, this might be her. Actually, let's see who
this is. Hi, Welcome to Matt connorson Unleashed.
Speaker 10: Is this Matt Ricky? Thanks for taking my call? This
is ah this from the community.
Speaker 3: Get out riggy with your new release.
Speaker 4: You hit the nail right on the head.
Speaker 10: We are sick and tired of people coming in our
community and jumping in our pool. Oh they are we
all get out of our pool. Get out of my pool.
Then we heard your song and we feel even more
connected to you than ever. Ladies and gentlemen, get out
a my pool.
Speaker 13: Well, Agnes, thank you so much for calling in.
Speaker 11: She hung up.
Speaker 13: The original caller when I when I first went on
this uh calling dream that people would be calling in,
so fabricating it in uh a ka in uh inventing
Agnes or I'll just leave it at that for the
people listening. But Agnes uh went through the same thing
that I think a lot of people go through that
own pools Now, if you ever owned a pool? Have
you ever had a pool in your.
Speaker 11: Backyard or I've never I've never owned a pool.
Speaker 13: I mean, do you ever have a pool on your property.
Speaker 11: I've been in a pool.
Speaker 13: Well that let me. I recently was fortunate enough to
purchase the house about nine years ago. Okay, and it
came with a pool. Okay, small pool in the back,
not like these Olympic pools you see in the seventies.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 13: And let me tell you in the winter time, when
my snowblower broke down, and I see my neighbor across
the street with his beautiful Toro solar powered cop holding,
and I'm out there shoveling because I can't afford a
good snowbollmb I just broke down. Fine, fine, I'm over it.
Can you tell him over it? This summer and this
summer and last summer, somebody gonna knock him my door. Hey, hey, neighbor,
can we can use your pool? Me and my wife
look at each other like is this really happening? And
I almost said, hey, snowblower guy, I try to live
in a peaceful neighborhood. Yes, but that kind of twirked
me the wrong way. But the carrying their shore, that
Ricky Mapleton is sure no problem. Good good opened up
the gate. He comes in, He comes in with this,
He comes in with his grandkid in his older son, No,
I got three people in my pool.
Speaker 11: Oh my goodness. He didn't tell you that up front.
Speaker 13: No, and then he did it two more times during
the summer. Yeah, and much like Agnes I wrote, I
wrote this song and rebellion for people that use other
people's pools. And this is the most rock song on
this album. Put your rock and roll on and you
see something that you don't like, it's okay to say,
get out of my pool?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 13: What's here?
Speaker 11: It all right?
Speaker 13: Here's a build up?
Speaker 11: Yes, all right, here it is.
Speaker 3: You're using all the cory.
Speaker 17: I don't even know you.
Speaker 3: I only see you wh out.
Speaker 6: Get out of my pool.
Speaker 4: Get out of my pool. I don't even know you.
Get out of my pool.
Speaker 20: You're using up bubble colorine I never seen when you're
seven feet of stone aground.
Speaker 13: You're walking around with.
Speaker 3: Your beautiful stone baller.
Speaker 21: Good out of my pool, I mean your summer fool,
I go, it makes you truel.
Speaker 4: Why don't you get your own pool? Then you can't
read the fool? Why don't you just get out of
my pool?
Speaker 11: Wow? Get out of my rule? By Ricky Mampleton.
Speaker 13: So Agnes inspired that Agues and my neighbor and people
that come over. You know if you have a pool.
When you have a pool, you spend a good amount
of time keeping the pool clean, skimming the pool, vacuum
me the pool, checking the pH of the pool, the chlorine,
the pH up, the pH down. There's a lot that
goes in from having a pool. Yes, so if somebody
comes over and says, I want to get in your pool,
you think they could shower a little bit. They looked
a little bit disheveled, like they just painted their house
and then jumped in my pool. Right, So this is
when you have something in life, lady and gentleman inspires
you go for it. But do something positive with that energy.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 11: Wow, it's like a Billy Ocean. Remember Billy Ocean. He
had that song get out of my dreams, get into
my car.
Speaker 13: Well that's kind of sketchy.
Speaker 11: Maybe it should have been get out of my dreams,
get into my pool, you know, because he was invited
a lady.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's kind of yeah. I don't know. Well, yeah,
get you know what I'm saying. So I think that's
you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: That's a nice thing in that case, But what you're saying,
is you know something very frustrating.
Speaker 13: Oh, but that's an analogy for a lot of stuff.
Get out of my pool, yes, you know, get out
of my pool. Yes, yes, like like you're ruining my ride.
You ever had that respection before? Oh?
Speaker 11: Absolutely right. I mean no one's ever said it to me,
you're ruining my ride?
Speaker 13: But uh, get out of my pool.
Speaker 11: But uh, I'm looking for a track to for when
we close out the segment, because we played everything that
you set me.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but I what do you think?
Speaker 19: I like this?
Speaker 11: I like this song. You're turning into one of those
before I think I was one of my favorites. We
might we might pull that. But before we run out
of time, remind everybody where they can find, uh the new.
Speaker 13: Album where it is up on YouTube, Spotify and all
those other cool digital platforms that we can fortunately use now. Yes,
because back in the day, back in the day, you
could just not get music and put it out. Even
though it's out in a minuscule and you're a small
piece of stand on the beach, at least it's out there, right.
I don't have to get a record contract and get
vinyl and you know what I'm saying yes, you know,
like so I feel very fortunate that I'm still kicking
and enjoying the ability to do some some fun audio stuff.
Speaker 11: Yes, you know, yes, well we're glad about that as well.
Speaker 13: So what song did you did you listen to?
Speaker 11: You like I'm gonna play? You're turning into one of those.
Speaker 13: You want to quick up on that? Are we running out?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Yeah, please, you're turning into one of those. Basically, when
you're working with somebody, you're working with them for a
period of time. They get a promotion, they say, oh,
don't worry, it's still gonna be friends, and that tie
gets so tight around their neck and they get so
drunk with power that they've turned in to one of
those Yes you have experienced that man, And oh haven't
we all?
Speaker 11: Yes, haven't we all?
Speaker 13: You ain't kid of Share kid a share No, no, no,
we'll just use the genetic, but we've all we've all
been there. Yes, I'm glad you picked the song on Matt.
Thank you very good.
Speaker 11: So we'll close out with this. Coming up, we've got
Eli lev in the second hour. He's going to join
us live in studio. But the great Ricky Mapleton, thank you,
for having me.
Speaker 13: Absolutely absolutely don't turn into one of those. Be a
good person.
Speaker 11: That's right all right here.
Speaker 13: It is used to be one of us, always out
in the great group, sharing stories, talking about dreams.
Speaker 4: Plans in all of us.
Speaker 25: But now you're at the office to described because you're
turning in, No.
Speaker 17: Turning, that's how we go.
Speaker 3: You say that time and I'm on something that you want.
Speaker 13: Bring into one of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, don't do it.
Speaker 10: You hear this message.
Speaker 25: Yeah, before your lost brother and those corporates call, you
will be turning into one of those.
Speaker 13: Find your way back, turn your way back to yourself,
your friends that you all knew.
Speaker 5: Come on back, now, come on back.
Speaker 13: Now, use your power for the good you medic.
Speaker 17: Power you met at.
Speaker 13: RUA to drop. Now you virtu way too, to drop that.
Speaker 17: Tell of those now.
Speaker 29: You're gonna go.
Speaker 2: Now you're gonna.
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looked at our shoes, ol coming mun sat in the
park way after dark.
Speaker 2: We will never cold.
Speaker 7: Hats off to the city, leaving.
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Speaker 2: What if I just run?
Speaker 8: What if we be come roundway?
Speaker 6: I'm just sinking feeling like a spare park. This person
Robbie track Robby, assuming no wonder for holding the.
Speaker 7: Way stay steady, But I guess I couldn't hold my love.
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Speaker 2: And mine needs out of bar rid.
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Speaker 2: The person mother trying to river only as.
Speaker 6: One for holding on body calling with the wapaways, hid
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Speaker 8: I've been feeling kind of homesick. I missed the shoes
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Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 8: I've been feeling kind of homesick about the lace thing
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