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Speaker 4: Hey, everyone, welcome to the Rock and Roll History Show.
Speaker 4: I'm Barbara Deal, host of Shaving Cream, taking the reins
Speaker 4: from Bryan Horowitz tonight for part two of our insanity theme.
Speaker 4: So before we get started, I'd like to introduce all
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Speaker 5: Oh, crazy Eddie is such a story in itself.
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Speaker 1: And last, but certainly not least.
Speaker 4: He knows a lot of jokes about retired people, but
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Speaker 7: Nice, nice, nicely done, good ones. Barbara.
Speaker 4: Okay, so last week we presented part one of Songs
Speaker 4: about Insanity. Tonight we present part two. Yeah you're gonna
Speaker 4: lead us up.
Speaker 7: Okay. I learned something like I usually do when I
Speaker 7: was doing the research for this, because I chose a
Speaker 7: song called Crazy by NARLS Barkley. I thought Narls Barkley
Speaker 7: was a stage name of one person, but no, it's
Speaker 7: actually a duo composed of singer songwriter Cel Green and
Speaker 7: producer Brian Joseph Burton, better known by his stage name
Speaker 7: Danger Mouse. Oh yeah, I know right. They were at
Speaker 7: least their debut studio album, Saint Elsewhere, which is what
Speaker 7: You Know. The hit single Crazy is from in two
Speaker 7: thousand and six. It peaked at number two on the
Speaker 7: US Hot one hundred and it topped the UK Singles chart.
Speaker 7: It was nominated at the two thousand and seven Grammy
Speaker 7: Awards for Record of the Year and was platinum certified
Speaker 7: for shipping over a million records. It also received a
Speaker 7: nomination for Album of the Year. Supposedly the name behind
Speaker 7: Narls Barkley does not have any kind of story of it,
Speaker 7: but supposedly they just picked it out of nowhere. But
Speaker 7: I'm kind of suspicious of that.
Speaker 3: Well, isn't Charles Barkley, Who's like a.
Speaker 7: That's what That's what is suspected, but for some reason
Speaker 7: they won't cop to it. I don't know why. I
Speaker 7: need to watch some of their videos, apparently because well
Speaker 7: hopefully some of these are on video. Each live performance
Speaker 7: is an opportunity that they take to play dress up
Speaker 7: as tennis players, astronauts and chefs and other get ups.
Speaker 7: They sound like a lot of fun. I would love
Speaker 7: to do something like that.
Speaker 1: Ooh cosplay.
Speaker 7: Yes, the costuming extends to photo shoots, as Burton and
Speaker 7: Celo would rather impersonate characters from such films as Back
Speaker 7: to the Future or Wayne's World. Apparently, they have also
Speaker 7: dressed up as characters from a Clockwork Orange, a Napoleon Dynamite,
Speaker 7: what arrange. I need to look up some of their
Speaker 7: videos really.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: When they recorded this, there's an interview with journalists Just
Speaker 7: Steven and he asked, both guys, is it true that
Speaker 7: Celo recorded the vocals for Crazy in just one take?
Speaker 7: So Dane tram Else replied, yeah, he had the words
Speaker 7: written on paper and what you hear on the album
Speaker 7: was the first time he ever tried singing it. He
Speaker 7: went in and gave it a shot, really just to
Speaker 7: see what it would sound like, and we kept it
Speaker 7: because it sounded great. And when you hear the song,
Speaker 7: you will hear Yes, it sounds great. I can't believe
Speaker 7: they just did it for the first time and it
Speaker 7: turned out wonderful. They did it in one take, which
Speaker 7: is kind of amazing. They performed that song on their
Speaker 7: television debut on Late Night with Conan O'Brien on May
Speaker 7: twenty fourth. Now at the MTV Movie Awards two thousand
Speaker 7: and six. On June eighth, two thousand and six, they
Speaker 7: performed along with Christina Aguilera, a f I, and wolf Mother.
Speaker 7: They were dressed as characters from the film series Star Wars,
Speaker 7: Rebel Alliance pilots, Imperial Officers, Stormtroopers, Shoebaka Djago fat Obi Wan,
Speaker 7: with ce Lo Green singing as an unmasked Darth Vader.
Speaker 7: That sounds like a lot of fun. Let's give it
Speaker 7: a listen and then I'll have a little bit more
Speaker 7: info after the song.
Speaker 5: I remember when I remember, I remember when I lost
Speaker 5: my man.
Speaker 3: Either your emotions.
Speaker 5: Out an echo and so my space and when you
Speaker 5: oh there with out there. Yeah, but it wasn't.
Speaker 1: That just new too?
Speaker 6: Who knowledge? Does that make me craze? Does that make
Speaker 6: me cry? Does that make me cry?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 6: And have in your time of your life?
Speaker 1: But they TWI.
Speaker 5: That's my only advises.
Speaker 10: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Come on now, who do you?
Speaker 6: Who do you?
Speaker 4: Who do you?
Speaker 1: Who do you think you are?
Speaker 3: That's your soul?
Speaker 5: You really think you're in control?
Speaker 6: Well, I make your craze, I make your dis I
Speaker 6: make your case.
Speaker 1: She's like.
Speaker 6: My little at the heart to the line.
Speaker 5: I full, it's all I remember, just thinking it's gonna
Speaker 5: be like.
Speaker 3: M never since I was little, never since.
Speaker 5: I was little, and looked like, Mom, it's a whole coinsistence.
Speaker 6: I'm come.
Speaker 1: And I can die when I'm dumb, but maybe I'm crazy.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe a case.
Speaker 7: Pretty good for the first take, if I do say
Speaker 7: so myself, Yeah you're prob.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you know sometimes sometimes that happens. They catch
Speaker 3: lightning in a bottle like that, and the first take
Speaker 3: is like the best one they get, even if they
Speaker 3: even like if it's just a warm up. I think
Speaker 3: the artists they're a little more relaxed. Well, well, this
Speaker 3: isn't what's going on. You know, this isn't going.
Speaker 7: On the record, So they just do it and have fun, and.
Speaker 3: That ends up being the best take. So that wouldn't
Speaker 3: have been the first time. There's there's a number of
Speaker 3: instances where where that's happened. But and it helps to have,
Speaker 3: you know, an insane amount of talent exactly and have
Speaker 3: a voice like that.
Speaker 7: So, I mean, I love it's got a nice bassline,
Speaker 7: it's just really smooth, got a nice soul kind of vibe.
Speaker 7: I just love it. What's funny to me is the
Speaker 7: song itself was inspired by film scores of spaghetti westerns,
Speaker 7: particularly the works of Ennio Morricone. Really yeah, and yet
Speaker 7: the song Last Man Standing by Jean Piero rever Beri
Speaker 7: and Gianfranco rever Beri from the nineteen sixty eight spaghetti
Speaker 7: western Django Prepare a Coffin, which was apparently an unofficial
Speaker 7: prequel to Jiango Crazy, samples that song and also uses
Speaker 7: parts of the main melody and chords structure. So because
Speaker 7: of that, the river Berries are create credited as songwriters,
Speaker 7: along with Celo Green and Danger Mouse. That's doing it
Speaker 7: the right way. The lyrics apparently developed out of a
Speaker 7: conversation between Danger Mouse and Celo Green talking about going
Speaker 7: They went off on some kind of tangent about how
Speaker 7: people won't take an artist seriously unless they're insane. So
Speaker 7: they started talking about ways that they could make people
Speaker 7: think that they were crazy. I could think of a
Speaker 7: whole bunch that would be really fun, but that's another story.
Speaker 7: Celo took that conversation and made it into Crazy, which,
Speaker 7: as I mentioned, was recorded in one take. I love
Speaker 7: the song, It's just I like it a lot.
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Speaker 7: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the rock and Roll History Show on
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Speaker 4: of shaving, Cream, Filling and for Brian Horowitz Tonight sharing
Speaker 4: in all the craziness. Tonight's show is part two of
Speaker 4: our insanity theme. So last week we heard They're Coming
Speaker 4: to Take Me Away by Jerry Samuels aka Napoleon the Fourteenth,
Speaker 4: which he chose because he liked the way the Roman
Speaker 4: numerals looked together.
Speaker 7: Why not?
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 3: Right? Right?
Speaker 4: We heard last week about his bio and some other
Speaker 4: fun facts. But did you know that Jerry Samuels recorded
Speaker 4: a sequel song called They're Coming to Get Me Again?
Speaker 4: So in regard to They're Coming to take Me Away,
Speaker 4: uh huh, Samuels is quoted as saying, the first and
Speaker 4: only time I sang the song in front of a
Speaker 4: live audience, I felt like I was being laughed at.
Speaker 1: That was very hard for me to take. So there
Speaker 1: you have it.
Speaker 9: Uh wait, it's a funny song.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I was Isn't that like a compliment?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I was a little disturbed when I read that, because
Speaker 4: I kind of don't know what was going.
Speaker 1: Through his mind.
Speaker 3: If it was as serious from the heart song and
Speaker 3: people laughed, yeah, then I think I'd go, you know,
Speaker 3: consider a different career. But a comedy song and people laugh,
Speaker 3: that's kind of the point, right, I don't see the problem.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But now did he really mean it to be
Speaker 4: a comedy song?
Speaker 1: So now there's the question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so maybe he was really upset about his dog.
Speaker 1: Who knows.
Speaker 4: So. After the success of their Coming to Take Me Away,
Speaker 4: Uh huh, Samuels had no luck trying to follow it
Speaker 4: with the second album. He eventually dropped out of the
Speaker 4: recording industry and made a living selling custom made roach
Speaker 4: clips and other paraphernalia. In the mid nineteen seventies, he
Speaker 4: moved to Philadelphia and began playing in piano bars. By
Speaker 4: the nineteen eighties, he felt he had found his true calling,
Speaker 4: playing and singing in nursing homes.
Speaker 7: Oh boy, oh boy, it all comes.
Speaker 3: It all comes full circle.
Speaker 7: Then oh boy.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, So whether those people laughed at him, I
Speaker 4: have no idea. By the nineteen eighties, he felt he
Speaker 4: had found his true calling playing in nursing homes, and
Speaker 4: by nineteen eighty six, Rhino Records re released the now
Speaker 4: out of print album They're Coming to Take Me Away
Speaker 4: in honor of its twentieth anniversary. Some ten years later,
Speaker 4: Rhino Records released a CD called This Second Coming. It
Speaker 4: included all the tracks from Samuel's first album, along with
Speaker 4: some other tracks he recorded that had previously failed to
Speaker 4: make it onto a second album. Included on the album
Speaker 4: was a sequel to Their Coming to Take Me Away
Speaker 4: called They're Coming to Get Me Again. So let's revisit
Speaker 4: the madness and enjoy this insane sequel.
Speaker 2: Remember when they took me to the Funny Farm for
Speaker 2: acting like a lunatic because you ran away? Well that
Speaker 2: was me years ago, and now at last they've let
Speaker 2: me out. I finally made them think I'm perfectly sane.
Speaker 2: But they're coming to get me again.
Speaker 11: Ha, They're coming to take me away again.
Speaker 12: He oh, to the looney bin where life was ludicrous
Speaker 12: all the time and I'm just crazy. About those big
Speaker 12: strong cools with their clean lighting len because they're coming
Speaker 12: to get me again.
Speaker 11: I thought you were my friend, and so I trusted you,
Speaker 11: believed in you the day you swore you'd always be
Speaker 11: my pet. Bah, I trusted you.
Speaker 3: You know, I did.
Speaker 2: I did, I really did.
Speaker 11: But then you did and I'm not really totally cure.
Speaker 11: So they're coming to get me again.
Speaker 3: Haha.
Speaker 11: They're going to put me away again in the rubber
Speaker 11: room with pleas and.
Speaker 13: Towers and perfect nerves and simple bluppers who sweat and
Speaker 13: sneer and swiggle and squeeze and squirt, and they're coming
Speaker 13: to get me again.
Speaker 11: I scrubbed your toes, I cleaned your cage, but all
Speaker 11: you ever did was pay me back with cruel, unloving,
Speaker 11: selfish deeds. Yes, well now I'm free, So just you wait.
Speaker 11: I'll find you soon, and when I do, I'll swing
Speaker 11: you by your tail, you hairy, And they're coming to
Speaker 11: get me again. They're coming to take me away again,
Speaker 11: Oh to.
Speaker 13: The looney bin.
Speaker 12: Well, life was ludicrous all the time, and I'm just
Speaker 12: crazy and have the big strong goons with.
Speaker 10: Their clean white lips, because they're coming to get me.
Speaker 13: Ahead to the pleas there's towers of purping nerves and
Speaker 13: simple coppers who sweat and slear and squiggle and squeeze
Speaker 13: and squirk, and they're coming to get me again.
Speaker 12: To the looney bin where life was ludicrous all the time.
Speaker 1: And I'm just crazy about those big strong.
Speaker 12: Coons with their queen white necks, because they're coming to
Speaker 12: get me again.
Speaker 1: To the happy home with.
Speaker 13: Trees and flowers and chirping and birds and skidding.
Speaker 12: When life was beautiful all the time.
Speaker 1: Fawn, all right.
Speaker 4: So this song did get some airplay on the Doctor
Speaker 4: Demento show in the eighties and nineties as it had
Speaker 4: been released as a single, even though Samuel just couldn't
Speaker 4: get that second album going, and despite the airplay on
Speaker 4: Doctor Demento, the song failed to chart. Unlike the original,
Speaker 4: They're coming to take me away.
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 3: The first one, you know, he does sound like he's,
Speaker 3: you know, kind of having fun. This one he sounds
Speaker 3: a lot more dark, serious about it, like like maybe
Speaker 3: he wasn't kidding and maybe they should. You know, now
Speaker 3: he sounds criminally insane.
Speaker 9: Let's plus, they're putting him away with pimple poppers.
Speaker 3: They put it, they put it over the top.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, same.
Speaker 4: Well the thing is, now now that we've got this,
Speaker 4: this second song, he's already been to the Funny Farm,
Speaker 4: and all that stuff that happened to him while he
Speaker 4: was there has somehow colored his view, if you will,
Speaker 4: So when he follows up with this one, it's a
Speaker 4: whole different mood.
Speaker 3: Well, don't don't. Don't they say that, you know, when
Speaker 3: they put people in prison, they just come out like
Speaker 3: better criminals. Well maybe when they put somebody away like
Speaker 3: him into the Funny Farm, when they get out, they're
Speaker 3: just more insane.
Speaker 1: He's a better psycho, better.
Speaker 4: Psycho if they don't take their meds or anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I loved it.
Speaker 7: I thought that was great.
Speaker 4: I was actually very surprised to find out when I
Speaker 4: was not for this show. But you know, when I
Speaker 4: was looking into all this stuff for my show, I
Speaker 4: was surprised that there was you know, follow ups, no idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm trying to.
Speaker 3: I may have heard it at some point, like like
Speaker 3: you said, on a Doctor Demento episode or not, but
Speaker 3: I really wasn't familiar with it. So I was I
Speaker 3: was hearing it with new you know, fresh ears, and
Speaker 3: I was like Wow, that is kind of he means
Speaker 3: business now, that's right, all right?
Speaker 1: Anybody have anything else to add? All right? Moving along?
Speaker 1: Thank you? That was perfect all right?
Speaker 4: So I wanted to mention that also included on the
Speaker 4: album The Second Coming as a song called I'm Happy
Speaker 4: They Took You Away?
Speaker 7: Is that from the dog's point of view?
Speaker 1: That might have been by.
Speaker 4: A voiceover actress named Brina Rayburn who was born in
Speaker 4: Jersey City on March fourteenth, nineteen fifteen, who called herself
Speaker 4: Josephine the fifteenth. She was a big fan of radio
Speaker 4: and was an expert in speaking in a variety of accents.
Speaker 4: She frequently guested on NBC's Dimension X and the CBS
Speaker 4: radio Mystery Theater. She also performed in four films and
Speaker 4: recorded educational records, and although included on the Second Coming album,
Speaker 4: I'm Happy They Took You Away, was originally recorded as
Speaker 4: the closing track on Side too of the original nineteen
Speaker 4: sixty sixth album, and as such, I believe it's also
Speaker 4: the perfect way to close out Tonight's show. So let's
Speaker 4: continue our downward spiral into madness.
Speaker 14: Remember when I ran away and you got on your
Speaker 14: knees and begged me not to leave because you build
Speaker 14: the sack. Wait, you thought you had me fooled, But
Speaker 14: I just led.
Speaker 10: You anyhow, because I know you were already out of
Speaker 10: your mind.
Speaker 14: And I'm happy they.
Speaker 1: Took you away.
Speaker 10: Ha ha, I'm happy they took you away, kid, to
Speaker 10: be fully bound when life systemics all the time.
Speaker 3: And you'll be sorry, I.
Speaker 10: Said, those nice young name in the tree, right.
Speaker 14: Honey, rock, I thought that you were nuts, and so
Speaker 14: I laughed. I laughed when you had said that losing
Speaker 14: me would make you flick your lip.
Speaker 1: Right, It's true. I laughed.
Speaker 12: You heard me laugh. I laughed.
Speaker 10: I laughed and laughed, and then I.
Speaker 14: Laughed because I know you're upply mad and I'm happy
Speaker 14: they took you away.
Speaker 10: Ha ha, I'm happy they took you away. Hold ha,
Speaker 10: did they happy home with trees and towers and chaffing birds?
Speaker 14: Can ask it me nots to.
Speaker 10: Sleep and smell and threw them their throppy.
Speaker 11: They trot you around, You.
Speaker 1: Burned my food, you waked my house, and this.
Speaker 6: Is how I paid you for all your pool.
Speaker 14: And loving selfish deeds. Yeah, they've got you now, and
Speaker 14: you will get just what you'll deserve for calling.
Speaker 3: Me and much.
Speaker 10: You mean, you mon, I'm happy they took you away.
Speaker 10: I'm happy they took you away. Did do they plenty
Speaker 10: found where lives. He's character all different and you'll be sorry,
Speaker 10: I said, those nice young men and that couldn't like.
Speaker 4: To the happy hold who's pleased and flowers. I'm chopping
Speaker 4: doves and just give meet us.
Speaker 3: Who sit and smile and hidden their puns.
Speaker 6: And come they took your home.
Speaker 10: Give me funny found where life's systemic and all all right?
Speaker 1: As you may have guessed.
Speaker 4: Rina Rayburn chose the name Josephine the fifteenth because she
Speaker 4: believed it to be a perfect counterpart to Jerry Samuel's
Speaker 4: Napoleon the fourteenth.
Speaker 3: That was brutal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the colors, I feel like they didn't.
Speaker 9: He didn't record the like the the tuning went up
Speaker 9: and down. Whatever you were talking about before.
Speaker 3: Oh it did a little bit.
Speaker 6: Theatre is different, Yeah, yeah, the temples a little faster.
Speaker 5: It's a shorter cut too, so they changed it around.
Speaker 3: It sort of sounded like Lisa Douglass from Green Acres.
Speaker 4: This has been a film's presentation.
Speaker 9: Nobody, nobody knows what we're talking about.
Speaker 7: I was just about to tell how old we.
Speaker 3: All are Green Acres Google it is? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I think it was a French poodle. I'm going with
Speaker 3: I'm going with a French poodle.
Speaker 9: I think so too.
Speaker 7: I think that's why did I think she sounded German?
Speaker 4: You know she did a little at first think you know,
Speaker 4: Napoleon Josephine France.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that makes sense. But yeah, maybe a French
Speaker 3: poodle mixed with a German shepherd or what what are they?
Speaker 3: What are they? The Russian bloodhounds? You know a little
Speaker 3: a little Natasha.
Speaker 4: From Russian wolf So that's so that's how they become
Speaker 4: a mangie mutt.
Speaker 7: We mixed the international Heinz fifty seven.
Speaker 3: You're the dog expert. What what what is.
Speaker 7: The Russian Russian wolfhounds?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 7: But they don't call them that anymore because there was
Speaker 7: controversy years ago, uh, with the Cold War and everything
Speaker 7: so that they called them Zoy the Beautifuloy.
Speaker 9: Never never heard that either. You know, I didn't like
Speaker 9: that song as much as the one that you played
Speaker 9: before it and as much as the original one. But
Speaker 9: I really admire his persistence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it as it's a trilogy it's a trilogy.
Speaker 3: I have to have that.
Speaker 4: Most movie sequel too, Like, yeah, people, I really I
Speaker 4: really appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I really do.
Speaker 1: With a few exceptions.
Speaker 4: You know, usually the sequels are not as good as
Speaker 4: usually right, and.
Speaker 9: The third ones it don't even bother so direct to video.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right.
Speaker 4: Actually, when I was researching her, uh, Brenda Rayburn's discography,
Speaker 4: there was one thing that I saw that caught my
Speaker 4: nerdy little eye, and that was that one of the
Speaker 4: things that she recorded was an audio version of the
Speaker 4: nineteen sixty book A Wrinkle in Time, Oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: which is my favorite favorite book of all time.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 4: I've read it over and over since the age of eight.
Speaker 4: I still have my original copy, and I didn't even
Speaker 4: find out until I was in like my forties that
Speaker 4: there were sequels to the book that I eventually, you know,
Speaker 4: borrowed from the library and read. Another thing that caught
Speaker 4: my eye, which is even nerdier, was that on this
Speaker 4: nineteen seventy two recording of A Wrinkle in Time, another
Speaker 4: voice actress was coryn or or R, who's a Canadian actress,
Speaker 4: and I recognized her name because she voiced Tricksie on
Speaker 4: the original speed racer cartoons.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, being the big wow that I have that I am.
Speaker 4: I totally gigged out overseeing these details. And I actually
Speaker 4: got to talk to corn Or once on the phone
Speaker 4: at one of my old jobs.
Speaker 1: But I couldn't went on that.
Speaker 4: I knew who she was and I had a professional
Speaker 4: and polite but there you have it with that, all right?
Speaker 1: So that's all I got. Does anybody have anything else
Speaker 1: to add?
Speaker 3: I feel like I need a vacation.
Speaker 9: Do we all do an?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: On?
Speaker 1: Three? Sure?
Speaker 9: One two three?
Speaker 7: Oh London?
Speaker 3: Right, Howling at the moon, Helen at the Moon?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: And with that, I think it's time to pull the
Speaker 4: plug on this insane episode of The Rock and Roll
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