Richard J. Hannah steers through the murky waters of political drama, marked by Lee Anderson's explosive commentary and an electoral shocker. Get an earful of Opera2 a genre-defying hit and Jim Gaffigan's comedic chops leave us in stitches.Finally, brace yourself for an auditory voyage into the marvelous and the offbeat. From the Shags' charmingly discordant "Philosophy of the World" to the vocal virtuosity of Dimash Kudaibergen, Send us a Text Message.
Speaker 1: Hello to you wherever
you are.
This is Richard J Hannah.
You're lonely sentinel in a
world gone completely mad.
We're now into March, you're
ready, a time when hairs are mad
.
Well, it's been a mad old week
in politics.
Le Anderson making unhinged
comments, a by-election two
nights ago, not won by any of
the major parties.
We have a great, too good, too
bad answer to the lyric machine.
Our usual competitions lots of
eclectic music.
Welcome to the Sunday Radio
Magazine.
In case you missed it, at the
end of last week's show, beyonce
with Texas Holden.
She's back in the charts and
she's top of the country charts.
Speaker 2: And I'll be damned if
I can't slow dance with you.
Come close home.
Sugar on me.
Honey too.
It's a real live boogie and a
real live.
Hold down, don't be a.
Come, take it to the floor now.
There's a tornado In my city in
the basem*nt.
That ain't pretty.
We're getting whiffy, we're
surviving.
A red cup kisses, sweet
redemption, passing time.
One step to the right.
We headed to the dive bar.
We always thought it was nice.
Run me to the left, then spin
me in the middle.
Boy, I can't read your mind.
This ain't Texas, ain't no
Holden.
Lay your cards down, down, down
down.
So park your ledges, draw your
keys up, stick around, around,
around, around around, and I'll
be damned if I can't slow dance
with you.
Come close home.
Sugar on me.
Honey too.
It's a real live boogie and a
real live.
Hold down, don't be a.
Come, take it to the floor now.
Speaker 3: I'll be damned if I
can't not dance with you?
Speaker 2: Come close home.
Sugar on me, honey, too.
It's a real live boogie and a
real live hold down, don't be a.
Come, take it to the floor now.
There's a he-way coming at us.
Too hot to think straight, too
cold to panic.
All of the problems Just feel
dramatic.
Now we're running to the first
bar that we find One step to the
right.
We headed to the dive bar.
We always thought it was nice.
You run to the left.
Just work me in the middle.
Boy, I can't reach my.
This ain't Texas, ain't no
holding.
Lay your cards down, down, down
, down.
So park your ledges, draw your
keys up, stick around, around,
around, around around, and I'll
be damned if I can't not dance
with you.
Come close home.
Sugar on me, honey too.
It's a real live boogie and a
real live hold down.
Don't be a.
Come, take it to the floor now.
Come close home.
Sugar on me, honey too.
It's a real live boogie and a
real live hold down.
Don't be a.
Come, take it to the floor now.
Speaker 5: Take it to the floor
now.
Oops spice.
Speaker 2: Oops To the floor now
.
Speaker 4: Come take it to the
floor now.
Speaker 2: And I'll be damned if
I can not dance with you.
Baby, pour that sugar and
you'll echo only a two Spice
spice boots.
Speaker 7: Sologenic porogenic
shoot.
Speaker 6: It's now or never.
The sky is shining bright, time
isn't ticking anymore.
I'm wide awake but there ain't
no like.
I am a key and life is knocking
at my door.
It's now or never.
I know there is no doubt, all
my fears fading away.
I am surrounded by the wind
beneath my wings, so maybe you
will cross my way.
It's now or never.
There's only here and now.
Don't ask me where and where
I'm on the speed and train.
I won't look back.
It's now or never.
No matter with or loose.
The gambles worth the game.
The rollercoaster ride goes on
and on.
It's now or never.
Every step an open door.
There'll always be a brighter
day.
Red carpets rolling out in
front of every floor.
We couldn't get there yesterday
.
It's now or never.
Your heart is pumping wild.
Time is precious.
I'm carefree as a child.
Life is beautiful.
It's living harmony.
There's only one life.
Go live it now.
It's now or never.
There's only here and now.
Don't ask me where and where
I'm on the speed and train.
Speaker 2: I won't look back.
It's now or never.
No matter with or loose the
gambles worth the game.
Speaker 6: The rollercoaster
ride goes on and on.
I know that day by day can feel
it so monotonous.
You need a place to hide away.
I take a picture so this moment
doesn't pass.
You're in the fight of your
life.
It's now or never, hey.
Speaker 2: It's now or never.
Only here and now.
Don't ask me where and where
I'm on the speed and train.
I won't look back.
It's now or never.
No matter with or loose the
gambles worth the game.
The rollercoaster, the
rollercoaster.
Speaker 8: The rollercoaster
ride goes on and on.
You're listening to Richard J
Hannah.
Speaker 10: The gossip pages.
Speaker 1: So what have you
heard?
So, after Anna Stacey, let's
just catch up with some of the
craziest stories in the news
this week.
Speaker 5: I can tell you that
I'm no racist and I have been
friends with Lisa since we
joined the party together and I
have never had one hint of
racism out of it.
I think it's entirely possible
that the stupid so and so has
got himself into this absolute
hallix because it's never
occurred to him in a million
years that it could have been
interpreted as racist.
Speaker 1: But if you accuse the
.
Speaker 5: Muslim mayor of
London of being essentially in
bed with his Muslim extremist
mates.
Speaker 1: I mean, how can you
interpret that in any other way
apart from being Islamophobic?
Speaker 5: Because there's
something hard for the sentence.
Was he there in control of
Kastarmer?
He's just being a bully.
Speaker 1: That was Tory MP
countering Fletcher Meantime in
Rochdale on Thursday night,
friday morning.
This is for Gaza.
Speaker 11: You have paid and
you will pay a high price for
the role that you have played in
enabling, encouraging and
covering for the catastrophe
presently going on in occupied
Palestine, in the Gaza Strip.
Speaker 2: Rochdale Town.
Speaker 11: Councilors, I put
you on notice now that I hope to
put together a grand alliance
of all the parties to remove, to
remove, to remove.
Speaker 2: The new one to the
rest of the Strait island, gas
from the North Sea and all the
traffic on the North Sea.
Speaker 1: So just unpacking
that for you.
There was a by-election up in
Rochdale and Lancashire.
It came about because the
sitting MP, a Labour MP, died in
post, so they had a by-election
During the campaign.
During the hustings, the
prospective Labour candidate who
was expected to pick up the
seat pretty easily said some
controversial things.
The Labour Party withdrew some
of their support, which pretty
much sank their campaign,
leaving the field wide open.
The seat was picked up by
George Galloway, who has a lot
of history as a Labour MP
himself and was expelled for
some extreme views.
He picked up the seat Now then.
He is known for a long speech or
two and of course he's going to
change the world.
They're not being super
sarcastic there, but he has a
history of making very, very
long speeches and making huge
declarations, so you heard some
of that During that speech.
He was then interrupted by an
extinction rebellion protester
who let him have her thoughts.
Now, if you think that's
complicated, richard Tice, who
represents reforms, declared
that things weren't fair.
It wasn't a fair election
because?
Well, I'll let him tell you.
Speaker 10: Now the polls have
closed, people across the United
Kingdom need to know the truth
about this election campaign and
the implications for our
country and our democracy.
To suggest that a parliamentary
election in this country has
not been a truly free and fair
election is a very serious
allegation indeed.
Unfortunately, the behaviour of
certain candidates and their
supporters in this contest fall
very far short of our
traditional democratic standards
.
What we've witnessed and
experienced in Rochdale is
deeply disturbing.
Our candidate and campaign team
has been subjected to racist
death threats, racist abuse,
refused entry to hustings in
council buildings, had to be
relocated for their own safety,
suffered daily intimidation and
slurs.
I've already removed all of my
staff from this count.
In one incident, reform UK's
business supporters were
threatened with a firebomb
attack if they distributed our
leaflets.
Menacing behaviour became a
feature of this entire campaign,
including today outside polling
stations.
In this ugliest of context,
we're concerned by the sudden
increase, also in the size of
the postal vote from 14,000 last
time to some 23,000 just a few
years later.
Speaker 1: The polling flippant,
but it's the extreme left
declaring victory and the
extreme right crying foul.
Speaker 2: And we, like you, we
are one tribe.
Ba-ba-boom, ba-ba-boom, praise
our praise.
And we are two.
A British war is just like ours
.
Be like home with me and you
Made it cooler, made it crunch.
Shake your balls and I'll make
you.
Well, I sing along with our
song, cause it's better than a
spell.
Are you who I love?
We are one people.
And we, like you, we are one
tribe.
Are you who I love?
We are one people.
Are you who I love?
We are one tribe.
Speaker 13: And there's the
ladies who make this all
possible.
Merry Christmas girls.
Speaker 8: His northern wit was
a delight to watch.
If this was oil, they're a bit
excess.
Dave Meyers, the bespectacled
half of the Harry Biker's duo,
was a regular on British
television for over two decades.
Their friendship extended to
the many who tuned in to watch
the pair travel, laugh and cook
together, bonded through their
love of food.
Speaker 13: I can't give all
these memories of all the things
, cause we were mates for ten
years before the bikers, and
those ten years, all the mad
adventures we had, the mad ideas
, it keeps flooding back to me.
You know, I essentially haven't
changed two gadgets.
Sitting on a bench.
Speaker 8: Meyers was born in
Baron Furnace, lancashire.
The pair met in 1995.
Both worked in TV production.
Meyers is a makeup artist
specialising in prosthetics.
Psy King is a location manager.
After moving to front of camera
and finding fame through their
cooking show, the pair published
numerous books, selling in
excess of six million copies.
Years of eating gorgeous food
have taken the toll.
Even launching their own diet
club, admitting they had a wake
up call after a doctor told them
they were both middle aged and
morbidly obese.
Their relatability part of the
appeal In 2013,.
Meyers quickly became a fan
favourite on Strictly Come
Dancing.
Speaker 14: I don't care, Dave,
what they say, you're my
favourite.
Speaker 8: What he lacked in
skills he made up for with the
enthusiasm More recently on
their cooking show he'd spoken
openly of his cancer diagnosis
less than two years ago.
Speaker 13: When I was told I
was ill, I never thought I'd
ride a motorcycle again.
There's a spirit of Dave that
I've always loved.
Speaker 8: Although chemotherapy
had left him too unsteady at
first to get on his beloved
motorbike, he'd managed to
return to filming towards the
end of last year, travelling
from Scotland to Devon in the
latest BBC2 series currently on
air.
This was a show free of the
arrogance or ego of the
professional TV chef.
People kept watching because of
the pair's enthusiasm for
eating, the warmth and wit of
Dave Meyers, an essential
ingredient in making the
Herrybikers an enduring success.
Speaker 1: Love the Herrybikers,
and that was a life well lived.
I'm not going to play something
sad, but play something with a
bit of a knees up, a bit of a
boy.
Speaker 2: Love the Herrybikers,
and that was a life well lived.
Love the Herrybikers, and that
was a life well lived.
Love the Herrybikers, and that
was a life well lived.
Love the Herrybikers, and that
was a life well lived.
Love the Herrybikers, and that
was a life well lived.
Speaker 15: Some breaking news,
because the Supreme Court has
agreed to decide if Donald Trump
has immunity from prosecution
on election interference charges
.
The charges involve Mr Trump's
efforts to overturn his 2020
election loss, but the Supreme
Court's decision to take up the
case could delay it beyond the
election in November.
Speaker 12: I think it was
inevitable that this case would
end up at the Supreme Court.
Donald Trump's claims have
already been rejected by a lower
court, and he claims that he is
immune to this kind of criminal
prosecution because he was
president at the time.
This relates to the allegations
that he tried to overturn the
result of the 2020 election.
Mr Trump faces multiple charges
, including one that he
conspired to defraud the United
States.
This was a trial that was due
to start very soon next month.
It has been delayed.
It is now on hold, and we're
hearing from the Supreme Court
that they intend to hear
arguments in April, the third
week of April, a decision
expected at some point in June.
So we know now that this trial
if indeed it goes ahead won't be
happening until at least July.
We're getting into political
convention season, then, and the
election is looming in November
.
Of course.
Seemingly, one of Donald
Trump's tactics has always been
to try to delay the legal
proceedings against him while he
focuses on his campaign.
Speaker 1: You're writing with
me, richard Jay Hannah, with the
Sunday Radio Magazine on the
3rd of March Coming up.
Next we've got Jim Gaffigan, a
bit of comedy, and then we're
going to get to.
Too Good, too Bad.
Speaker 7: Featuring this Maya
the perfect sky is torn.
Speaker 2: You're a little late,
I'm already torn.
Speaker 7: So I guess the
fortune teller's right Should've
seen just what was there, and
not some holy light.
But you're crawling in my veins
and now I don't care.
I have no luck, I don't miss it
all that much.
There's just so many things
that I can't touch.
I'm torn, I'm all out of faith.
This is how I feel.
I'm cold and I am shamed, lying
naked on the floor.
Illusion never changed Into
something real.
I'm wide awake and I can see.
Speaker 2: The perfect sky is
torn.
You're a little late.
I'm already torn, torn.
Speaker 7: There's nothing where
he used to lie.
My inspiration has run dry.
That's what's going on
Nothing's right.
Speaker 2: I'm torn.
I'm all out of faith.
This is how I feel.
Speaker 7: I'm cold and I am
shamed, lying naked on the floor
.
Illusion never changed.
Speaker 2: Into something real.
I'm wide awake and I can see
the perfect sky is torn.
I'm all out of faith.
This is how I feel.
I'm cold and I am shamed, lying
naked on the floor.
You're a little late, I'm
already torn, torn.
Speaker 16: Torn.
Now Abraham he went through the
ringer.
It's not like Jesus had a cake
walk, though you think Jesus
ever tried to talk Out of some
of that stuff.
Hey dad, you know that old
crucifixion thing?
Yes, you're dying on the cross
For all mankind's sins.
Yeah, yeah, hear me out.
What if, instead of that, we
did a big fundraiser?
No, no, get cracking on your
miracles.
Jesus performed so many
miracles.
You think the carpentry ever
came up when he was doing the
miracles.
Jesus, if you could cure our
son's blindness and we'd love
some shelves right here.
I don't know if you want to do
the blindness, then the shelves.
We need the shelves by Tuesday.
Of course we'd love our son to
see those shelves.
Jesus had the apostles traveling
with 12 guys you get like five
guys together.
A fist fight starts.
If I were Jesus I would have
snapped.
I would have been like stop
following me.
But what if you shave?
We look like a homeless
football team.
He's going to hell for that job
.
The apostles always used this as
an example Of people that gave
up everything to follow Jesus.
They gave up everything, but
you know there were fishermen.
It's not like they were
investment bankers.
Jesus went up to them.
Hey, you know you're sitting
out here In the blistering heat
trying to catch fish in the Dead
Sea.
Yeah, it sucks.
You want to follow me?
I'm God.
By the way, I can turn water
into wine.
Alright, I'll go with you.
One condition you have to give
up everything, and I mean
everything.
So I leave the pole here.
No, we can bring the pole.
The apostles how'd they come up
with that name?
You think one of the apostles
was like hey, jesus, me and the
guys were talking.
I don't know why he sounds like
that.
Maybe he's the apostle from
Brooklyn.
Jesus, me and the guys were
talking.
You know, we think we need a
name.
Jesus is like whatever, I don't
care.
What about this name?
The apostles, maybe the
disciples?
We can get some leather jackets
, get a big bird on the back.
Jesus is like whatever, we're
all going to be martyr.
We still get the jackets right.
I don't like those religion
jokes.
They made me uncomfortable.
We all know Jesus had the
apostles, but did he have a best
friend?
Was he ever like?
I think everyone knows the
apostles and this is my buddy,
earl.
We're in marching band together
.
He thinks this hom*o-saya thing
is crazy.
He's going to hell for them.
I hope heaven is nice.
We kind of built it up down
here, didn't we?
Speaker 4: We compare everything
to heaven.
It's like try this pie.
Speaker 16: It's like heaven.
What if we got to heaven?
They're like no pie.
No pie On earth yeah, those
people aren't coming up here.
West Virginia, you know West
Virginia.
The state slogan of West
Virginia is Almost heaven, west
Virginia, which sounds cool, but
that's not like the best
Promotion for heaven, because,
based on that, if I'm a good guy
all my life, when I die I'm
going to a place a little bit
better Than West Virginia.
I mean, it's beautiful, but
that kind of makes me Want to
take another look at hell.
Speaker 4: He went too far.
I didn't like that joke at all,
made me uncomfortable.
Speaker 16: I know religion
jokes make some people
uncomfortable and I call them
sinners.
My wife is very Catholic.
If you've never been to a
Catholic mass, it's still going
on.
It never really ends, they're
just looping around.
I can never get my wife to
leave when church is over.
She's always like why don't?
we stay and talk to the weirdest
people here.
She doesn't consider me a real
Catholic Because I don't go to
church or follow any of the
church teachings, but
occasionally I'll root for Notre
Dame, so I'm Catholic.
I think it's interesting how
Catholics and Protestants Didn't
get along.
How did that play out?
You see those people over there
with the almost identical
beliefs as mine.
I want to kill them Because my
God's all about love.
My grandma would hate those
jokes.
Two weeks ago, my grandmother's
101st birthday.
How about that?
Well, it's not that big of a
deal.
She died 20 years ago.
Speaker 2: Trick joke.
I know there's nothing we can
do but breakups and robbers.
Got your revolution.
Now you're waging war again,
matching on the spot when you
should have made amends.
You say you fight for us
because your heart and hope to
die.
You're bullied in the
playground.
I will hand you out to John.
Blame, simon, he said you got
two lives down, one life left.
Blame, simon, he said you can
think better with a hole in your
head.
Oh, you can think better with a
hole in your head.
If I got you criminal, you
won't be bad to criminal.
There's nothing we can do but
breakups and robbers.
Cut some robbers.
If I got you criminal, you
won't be bad to criminal.
There's nothing we can do.
Breakups and robbers.
Cut some robbers If I got you
criminal.
Breakups and robbers that run
the ground against the wall and
shaped the road.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, and, and, and, and, and
, and, and, and, and.
I Forgot about you.
I don't think I know you Forgot
about me and I forgot you
couldn't make.
No, oh, that's nothing we can
do.
We can play cops and robbers.
Cops and robbers.
If we can't.
You couldn't make.
No, oh, that's nothing we can
do.
We can play cops and robbers.
Speaker 9: If we can't take
revenge, no, there's nothing you
or I can do.
My heart, my back, it's the one
, my heart, my back, it's the
one.
Two good two bad.
The worst of songs versus the
best.
Speaker 1: All right, we've come
to that time of the show that's
.
One of my favorite bits of the
show is where we look at a
record that is rather bad, very
challenged, musically, lyrically
, just woeful.
And sometimes when I do or play
the track that I think is awful
, I get an awful lot of posts
saying no, no, no, that was my
wedding list.
Oh, my goodness, what are you
playing?
That's a song that I love.
I don't think I'm going to
struggle this week.
And then when we come across a
song that's too good sometimes
it provokes conversation I try
and introduce you to a song that
you may not know as well but is
in my record collection.
So this week we've gone for the
Shags, who were an American
rock band formed in Fremont, New
Jersey, in 1965.
So we're going to go back to
the 60s and they comprised the
sisters Dorothy, known as Dot
Wiggin, who did vocals and lead
guitar, Betty Wiggin, who did
vocals and rhythm guitar, Helen
Wiggin, who played the drums,
and later on, Rachel Wiggin
joined them, but not on the
track I'm going to play.
The music has been described as
both among the worst of all time
.
Yes, you heard it here, Not
just me, but others think it's
the worst of all time, but also
as a work of unintentional
brilliance.
Well, I'll let you be the judge
in that.
Drop me a line, Tell me what
you think, Richard-Hannah at
Outlookcom.
Richard-hannah at Outlookcom.
Or drop a line to the station
that you're listening to me on.
I think they'll pass that
across.
They composed seemingly simple
songs.
I would say bizarre.
They deliberately used untuned
guitars, erratic time signatures
and sort of disconnected drum
parts.
They did it deliberately, it
wasn't an accident and they
thought they were making a
statement.
And according to Rolling Stone,
the sisters sang like
lobotomized Vontrap family
singers.
I'll leave you to judge for
yourself.
That's all I'm gonna say.
They claimed it was free jazz.
Speaker 17: People want what the
people want, and the skinny
people want what the fat people
want.
You can never get any more
hoary in this world.
The sharp people want what the
tall people want, and the tall
people want what the sharp
people want.
The little kids want what the
big kids want, and the big kids
want what the little kids want.
You can never get any more
hoary in this world.
Oh, the girls with short hair
want long hair and the girls
with long hair want short hair.
Oh, the boys with cars want
motorcycles and the boys with
motorcycles want cars.
You can never get any more
hoary in this world.
It doesn't matter what you do,
it doesn't matter what you say,
they will always be one who
wants to take the opposite way.
It doesn't matter where you go,
it doesn't matter who you see,
they will always be someone who
disagrees.
We do our best, we try to
please, but we're like the rest
we're never at ease.
Oh, the rich people want what
the poor people got, and the
poor people want what the rich
people got.
And the skinny people want what
the fat people got, and the fat
people want what the skinny
people got.
You can never get any more
hoary in this world.
Speaker 1: All I can say is they
did start together and they
kind of caught up towards the
end and finished together.
They are called the shags.
They are an original group.
You can go and find them online
and that was called philosophy
of the world, and there are rock
stars who claim that they were
sheer genius.
I was going to use another word
, but we're on radio and I don't
use bad language, but there we
go, the shags.
I think sometimes they rival my
favourite bad singer.
That is Mrs Miller, mrs Elva
Miller.
I'll play her another day.
She gets played a lot on my
shows, but the shags are
definitely front and centre this
week as too bad.
Tell me what you think,
richard-hannahatoutlookcom, or
drop me a line at your favourite
radio station.
Now then, I've got another
unusual track for you with an
unusual artist.
His name is Dimash and he's
probably the only mega star that
comes from Kazakhstan.
He came through the crossover
channel, he came through the
operatic musicals crossover
channel and he's been around
since about 2017.
He caused a lot of controversy
because he was taking part in a
show similar to America's Got
Talent, britain's Got Talent, a
judged music show which featured
RuPaul Faith Hill and I forget
who the last person was, but
there were two or three really
big names who were judging these
singers Partway through the
competition.
He then says look, I'd like to
drop out.
James Corden was actually the
show host, so he was hosting the
show.
So this was a good.
Seven or eight years ago James
Corden did his very, very best
to smooth everything, but there
was an absolute major out when
this competition, which was
supposed to be representative
singers from all parts of the
world, dropped out.
He just dropped out for
Kazakhstan and said that he
didn't really want to compete
with children.
Rupaul rounded on him.
You knew what was going on here
.
This is all BS.
I think she was a little strong
, but he made his point and he
left the show.
But actually I think it helped
him because he got a lot of
notoriety from there and people
saying, well, who's this?
I looked him up after that and
found a couple of songs from him
the Stranger.
There's another one called SOS.
But then I came across this
track.
It's called Opera 2 and it's
extraordinary, and the thing I
want to tell you about this is
everything you hear is him.
There's no trickery, absolutely
no trickery.
If you know what the whistle
ranges, you'll hear Beyonce do
it occasionally.
Minnie Ripperton was able to do
it occasionally where they go
up into the rafters and even
further he has the whistle range
.
I don't know how he does this.
Now I've picked out a live
track, because only on the live
track does he change key three
times.
But I think you're going to.
It doesn't matter whether you
do or don't like opera, or you
do or don't like opera crossover
.
You will never have heard a guy
sing like this.
I've heard others try and do it
, but I've never heard anybody
effortlessly sing like this.
Speaker 4: And I've never heard
anybody effortlessly sing like
this.
And I've never heard anybody
effortlessly sing like this.
And I've never heard anybody
effortlessly sing like this.
I've been in a daze, but I've
been in a daze.
I've been knocking on the door
behind my back.
The wind blows in the window.
It's crying out to me again.
I can't forgive this fate.
I can't forgive this fate.
Only I know that after me the
wind blows in the window.
So I've been in a daze.
I've been knocking on the door
behind my back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know
how well yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm so wow, d Marsh
Cudaburgen.
Who would have thought it?
He sang opera two in front of a
live crowd.
He's from Kazakhstan.
He is an opera singer and he
does that Absolutely
extraordinary.
I've heard young boys before
puberty sing in the whistle
range and sing proper songs
there.
I've heard artists, big artists
I mean we know that Beyonce can
do, it can get into the whistle
range, which she does as a
trick every now and again.
But to actually sing up there
for half the song and do three
key changes while you're at it
is absolutely extraordinary.
He sounds like he's going to do
himself a lot of harm one day.
So that is this week's Too Good
Opera two D-Mash Cudaburger.
Okay, now I'm going to play you
three in a row without me
interrupting.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the
70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Speaker 9: Let's go back to the
70's.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the
70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Speaker 9: Let's go back to the
70's.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the
70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
Let's go back to the 70's.
I'm standing on the outside of
the inside, where I want to be
Love's unkind.
Love's unkind, cause he's not
mine.
Just the other day I was
praying he would give me a
chance, hoping he would chill
before his partner or the
husband did.
I was standing outside the
class but it wasn't me, but my
best friend, ian.
I went running back inside
theory.
I didn't look to a good behind
Love's unkind, cause he's not
mine.
I love him.
So I can't even let him know,
cause he loves my best friend.
She don't care, she loves
someone else.
And I asked my mom and she said
I love him so much.
I said just keep it a moment,
cause you may find it.
Speaker 10: Love's unkind.
Love's unkind.
Speaker 16: I was wild.
My wife was in surgery for 10
hours and before the surgery the
surgeon told me halfway through
I'll probably stop and get
lunch.
I don't need to know that.
Why even tell me that?
Was he afraid I was going to
run into him in the cafeteria?
What are you doing here?
I get these cravings.
Those Snickers commercials are
true, but he was a great brain
surgeon.
We learn later on that he's
like the best.
I don't know how they determine
the best brain surgeon.
Maybe there's a competition.
America's got tumors.
Heidi Klum thought it was the
best, the best brain surgeon.
Isn't it enough that someone's a
brain surgeon?
None of us can even get in med
school.
A brain surgeon goes to medical
school, afterwards specializes
in neurology, after that
specializes in surgery of the
brain and we're like, yeah, but
are they any good?
Yeah, they're a brain surgeon.
You know what they do with the
bad brain surgeons.
They don't let them become
brain surgeons.
Can you imagine the pressure on
a brain surgeon?
At no point during their work
day can they say, hey, it ain't
brain surgery, because it's
always brain surgery Every day.
What you do at work.
Honey, brain surgery, that's
fun.
You want some fruit?
Yeah, my wife had an amazing
team of doctors.
She had the brain surgeon.
She also had an ear, nose and
throat doctor.
Ear, nose and throat that kind
of sounds like they didn't make
the cut for brain surgery.
I want to be a brain surgeon.
You know what?
Let's stick with the ears, nose
and throat.
You'd be better with the things
surrounding the brain.
Can I have the eyes?
You know what?
Let's stick with the ears, nose
and throat.
We promised the eyes to the
nerd at Lenscrafters.
Why pick on optometrists, those
ear, nose and throat doctors?
They must look at dentists and
think just teeth, that's it.
What about the tongue?
Not the tongue, just the teeth.
You just work on teeth.
Surgery on teeth?
Oh, I don't do the surgery,
that's the orthodontist.
I mostly scrape stuff off of
teeth.
Well, I listen to 80s music.
I love Debbie Gibson.
When you think about a dentist,
they don't do the surgery, they
don't even clean the teeth.
They're like you guys do
everything and then I'll come in
and jab him with a sharp object
.
Well, I listen to Debbie.
I did figure out what type of
doctor I would want to be, which
is an anesthesiologist.
Just once.
I'd like to walk in a room and
go hi, I'm Dr Gaffigan.
I'm going to give you some
drugs so you can't talk or move
and one of these strangers is
going to cut you open.
Good luck.
What draws someone to
anesthesiology?
It's like I like medicine, but
I really enjoy getting people
high.
If I could combine the two.
I also prefer to sit during
surgery.
You ever see the
anesthesiologist during surgery.
They're always sitting there
like I don't even know why I
have to be here.
Yeah, they're still alive.
Anyone got the Wi-Fi password?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's time to
take a look at what's on the
telebox and also what's on at
the cinema.
We recommend you take a look at
the series the Lincoln Lawyer
that's two series on Netflix,
not to be confused with the film
of the same name, same
characters, but that film
starred Matthew McConaughey.
You know all right, all right,
all right that Matthew
McConaughey the plot's very
simple and idealistic lawyer
Mickey Haller runs his practice
out of the back of his Lincoln.
That's a town car asking or
taking on cases big and small
across Los Angeles.
He's a bit obsessed about
defending people, whether or not
they were guilty.
It stars Manuel Garcia Rolfo as
Mickey Haller, but you'll also
see Becky Newton who plays Lorna
Crane, and that's not his first
wife.
No, it's his second wife who he
divorces but remains friends.
But in the background is his
first wife with whom he
occasionally sleeps.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it gets
complicated.
Definitely well worth a look,
thoroughly enjoyed.
It.
Didn't realize it was on and
binge watched both series over a
week or so.
And this is Mickey Haller in
action.
We haven't got a trailer, but
we've taken a snippet of a scene
where he's nailing a poor old
policeman to the wall.
Speaker 15: But he was not on
their arrest.
No, he was not.
One more thing, deputy you said
that when Mr Elliott walked you
through the house he showed no
emotion.
That's right.
Are you a trained psychologist,
deputy?
Objection argumentative Sustain
.
Rephrase the question.
Deputy, do you believe there's
a correct emotional response to
trauma?
I would think that if someone
stumbled upon their wife's body
after she'd been murdered, they
would at least react.
React, how exactly?
Cry, maybe Is one tear enough?
What if somebody cries for like
, let's say, five minutes and
then laughs?
Objection 352, argumentative
Sustained counsel.
Move it along.
Deputy, can you tell us why you
found my client's behavior
unusual?
Based on my experience, I'd
never see anything like it.
Oh, of course, of course your
experience and on this day, how
long have you been on the job?
Almost seven months.
Were you even through your
probationary period?
No, I was not, but you're sure
he was not under arrest?
I'm sure no further questions
your Honor.
Speaker 1: We've spoken about
Knox Goes Away Before it stars
and is directed by Michael
Keaton.
It also stars Gregory Poirier
and has a cameo appearance by Al
Pacino.
Basically a diagnose of the
rapidly evolving form of
dementia.
A contract killer gets the
chance to redeem himself by
saving the life of his estranged
son.
I've been doing this job a long
time.
Speaker 5: People like to talk
about the targets.
They can make them feel better.
Why don't you care who the guy
is?
They never got what it was
really all about.
Which ones Done ten minutes.
They're not going to be anybody
.
Speaker 2: Knox, you're okay,
knox.
Speaker 4: You have a very rare
form of dementia.
How much time do I have?
Speaker 5: Weeks, not much.
I'm sorry.
That's okay, doc, even if I
hated you for telling me I'd
forget sooner or not.
Speaker 18: I'm sorry, I didn't
mean to show up like this.
Do I know you Dad?
Speaker 9: please, miles, what
happened?
This guy hurt my daughter, so I
killed him.
Speaker 6: I never asked you for
anything in my life.
I'm desperate.
Why does he hate you so?
Speaker 9: much.
They found out what I did for a
living.
The police are all over this.
You don't pull this off.
This all goes to hell.
Speaker 5: I've been worse every
hour.
It's like a curtain coming down
.
I'm right out of time.
Speaker 7: They finally got up
to you huh.
Speaker 18: There's no coming
back from this one.
It was you what you turned me
in.
It's not true, Dad?
You're losing it.
Something's wrong with you,
John.
Good luck.
Speaker 9: I swore I'd never be
like you, and here we are.
Speaker 1: And our last
recommendation again is one we
have recommended.
It's Land of Bad.
It's a 2024 film.
It came out on the 16th of
February in the States, though
it should be here by now.
Directed by William U Bank
didn't cost a lot of money
surprisingly for an all-action
film like it is 18 and a bit
million pounds, and it's already
taken 3.8 million at the box
office, so it's going to make
its money back.
Land of Bad is a Russell Crowe
film.
It's got the Hemsworth boys in
it both of them, luke and Liam.
Ricky Whittle is in the film as
well, and Robert Ray Beer.
I have to say it's not one I've
seen.
So be very interested in you
getting in touch with the
Richard-Hannahatoutlookcom If
you have seen the film and let
me know exactly what it is.
The plot is a Delta Force
procedural.
When a Delta Force team is
ambushed in enemy territory, a
rookie officer refuses to
abandon them there.
Any hope lies, with an Air
Force drone pilot as the eyes in
the sky during a brutal 48-hour
battle for survival.
Speaker 4: They were having a
very pleasant day, blessed.
They had someone that reins on
operate.
Speaker 14: They removed one
that can't settle, just to find
another.
Speaker 18: This is not the
conversation we should be having
right now.
We're going after a CIA asset
that's been captured.
Speaker 15: Is this your first
mission in theater J-Tac Second.
Speaker 18: Do me a favor, keep
up.
The last thing we need in this
office has to save your ass.
Speaker 9: The hell are these
guys Local mission?
Speaker 5: You know, hand over
in five.
Speaker 11: I'm ready, I'm
arising.
The sky in the bringer of doom
Subtle.
Speaker 9: I got movement.
Speaker 10: We got a situation.
Racpz's 12 o'clock incoming
Weapons await Reefy there, reefy
.
Speaker 11: We're here, Playboy.
You gotta get your ass on the
move, son.
Speaker 9: Come on, soldier.
Hang in there, okay.
Speaker 18: Blackbird, can you
stay in the area?
Yeah, get him Go for it, go for
it.
Speaker 10: Playboy, are you
injured?
Can't talk right now.
Speaker 4: I get it.
This is not where you want to
be.
Speaker 18: Hey, it's not here,
it's not here.
It's here, three hostiles
heading your way.
Speaker 11: Do not move.
There's no way I am off this
off.
Speaker 10: Remember, you
trained.
Speaker 17: This is gonna get
ugly.
Speaker 11: A priority is
protecting the men and women you
serve this country.
Speaker 2: Five four three two
one.
Speaker 3: You gotta move man,
Get up and go.
Speaker 1: That's this week's
recommendations.
Let's go to Miley Cyrus and
Gloria Gaynor together.
Speaker 2: Some flowers by my
name and sin talking myself for
hours say things you don't
understand.
Speaker 3: I can take myself
dancing and I can hold my head.
Yeah, I can love me better than
.
Yeah, I can love me better than
you.
Speaker 2: You can, I can love
me better than you.
Speaker 3: Name of names cherry,
red, master, roses that you'd
like.
No remorse, no regrets.
I can give you every word you
say.
I didn't want to leave you,
baby, I didn't want to fight,
started to thrive, but then
remembered I.
Speaker 2: I can love myself.
Flowers by my name and sin
talking myself for hours say
things you don't understand.
I can take myself dancing and I
can hold my head.
Yeah, I can love me better than
.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can love me
better than Started to thrive,
but then remembered I.
Speaker 2: I can love myself.
Flowers by my name and sin
talking myself for hours say
things you don't understand.
I can take myself dancing and I
can hold my head.
Yeah, I can love me better than
.
Yeah, I can love me better than
you.
I can love myself flowers by my
name and sin talking myself for
hours, say things you don't
understand.
Speaker 4: Just pretend.
Speaker 18: I'm holding you.
Speaker 9: And whispering things
soft and low.
Speaker 2: And think of me how
it's gonna be.
Speaker 9: Just pretend I didn't
go.
Speaker 2: When I walked away, I
heard you say If you need me,
you know what to do.
I knew it.
Then I'll be back again.
Just pretend I'm right there
with you and I'll come flying
through again.
All the crying is through.
I will hold you and love you
again, but until then we'll just
pretend it's funny, but I can't
recall.
Speaker 3: The things we said oh
, why you crying?
Speaker 2: But now I know it was
wrong to go.
I belong there by your side.
Yes, I'll come flying to you
again.
All the crying is through.
I will hold you and love you
again, but until then we'll just
pretend.
Speaker 15: It's competition
time.
This is the Lyric Machine.
Tell us the name of the artist
and the song that the lyrics
come from.
Speaker 1: Any place is better
starting from zero.
Got nothing to lose.
Maybe we'll make something me
myself.
I've got nothing to prove.
Do you get it now, bearing in
mind the clues have just given
you?
The German Armour Trading may
not be entirely out of the
picture it's not German Armour
Trading, but she kind of is a
clue.
You'll see why.
Maybe together we can get
somewhere.
Any place is better Starting
from zero.
Got nothing to lose.
Maybe we'll make something Me
myself.
I've got nothing to prove and
I'm going to play the live
version of this song that was
re-released recently.
The song was Fast Car.
It was by American
singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman.
Can you see the reference to
the German Armour Trading
Similar voices released in April
1988, and this is a duet she
did very, very recently.
Speaker 2: We make a deal.
Maybe together we can get
somewhere.
Any place is better.
Starting from zero got nothing
to lose.
Maybe we'll make something.
Be myself.
I got nothing to prove.
Speaker 9: You got a fast car
and I got a plan Inside.
I hear you've been working at
the convenience store man.
It's a safe, just a little bit
of money Won't have to drop too
far, just to cross the border
and into the city and you and I
can both get a job.
Finally see what it means to be
a man.
Speaker 2: See, my old man's got
a problem.
Yeah, but the bottle, that's
the way it is, he says, but it's
too old for working, but it's
too young to look like his.
My mama went off and left him,
so one and more from life than
he could ever say.
Somebody's got to take care of
him.
I quit school.
That's what I did.
You got a fast car.
It's a pass enough so we can
fly away.
Speaker 9: We got to make a
decision Lead tonight and leave
it died this way.
So remember when we were young,
we were young, we were young.
Speaker 2: We were young, so
remember when we were driving,
driving in your car, the streets
are faster than like I was gone
, city lights lay out in force
and we're all the nights around
my children.
I had a feeling that I belonged
.
I had a feeling I could be
someone, be someone, be someone,
be someone.
Speaker 9: You got a fast car,
we go cruising, entertain
ourselves.
Still ain't got a job, so we're
working the market as a
checkout girl.
I know things will get better.
You'll find a working house and
I'll get promoted and we'll
move out of the shelter.
Buy a bigger house, live in the
suburbs.
Speaker 2: So remember when we
were driving, driving in your
car.
Speaker 9: The streets are
faster than like I was gone,
city lights lay out in force and
we're all the nights around my
children.
I had a feeling that I belonged
.
I had a feeling I could be
someone, be someone be someone.
Speaker 2: You got a fast car.
I got a job that pays all our
bills.
Stay out drinking date at the
bar, support your friends and
you do your kids.
I'd always hope for better, but
maybe together you and me find
it.
I got no plans.
I ain't going nowhere, taking
fast cars and phone driving.
Speaker 9: So remember when we
were driving, driving in your
car.
The streets are faster than
like I was gone, city lights lay
out in force and we're all the
nights around my children.
I had a feeling that I belonged
.
Speaker 2: I had a feeling I
could be someone, be someone, be
someone.
You got a fast car.
Speaker 9: It's fast enough so
you can fly away.
We got to make the decision.
Speaker 2: Leave tonight or live
and die this way.
Speaker 1: That was Luke Coombs
joining Tracy Chapman on stage
at the 2020 24 Grammy Awards.
We're going to be back with
some new lyrics straight after
this.
Speaker 14: I'm going to be back
with some new lyrics straight
after this it's not fair, can't
you see?
Speaker 3: we're running out of
time.
Speaker 14: All you come about a
part of it.
Your purpose looks good on you.
Start thinking you're
invincible, gonna get yourself
in deep trouble.
Yeah, I'm not gonna lose you.
No, even if you say you're
ready to go.
Best believe, mama, I ain't
leaving tonight Till I change
your mind.
I'm not gonna lose you, no,
even if you think you're ready
to go.
Best believe, mama, I ain't
leaving tonight Till I change
your mind.
Saw me down and coming at you
this strong.
Never had a feeling that was
this strong.
Should have never taken us this
long To ride this wrong.
Saw me down and coming at you
this strong.
Never had a feeling that was
this strong.
Should have never taken us this
long To ride this wrong.
I'm not gonna lose you, no,
even if you say you're ready to
go.
Best believe, mama, I ain't
leaving tonight Till I change
your mind.
I'm not gonna lose you, no,
even if you think you're ready
to go, best believe, mama, I
ain't leaving tonight.
Speaker 1: Till I change your
mind.
Yeah, darling, change, change,
change, change, change.
Yeah.
Teddy Swims, who at the moment
is big everywhere, absolutely
big everywhere.
New album out now.
Everything else is being
re-released and people are
beginning to realise just what a
wonderful song the soul of
these singers is fantastic.
This is an easy one.
I think that even kids will get
this.
Certainly it's a
multi-generational song.
I'm giving you no clues, I'm
just gonna read the lines.
Four lines, that's all I'm
gonna give you.
Try and make it as difficult as
possible.
Give you nothing in the
intonation and just see.
If you get this.
You can send in your answers to
the station you're listening to
me on, or you can send it
directly to me, richard-hannah,
at Outlookcom.
We will let you have a mug, a
show mug.
We don't skimp on our prizes
here.
Oh no, oh no.
We don't skimp on prizes here.
In our other shows they'll give
you zillions of pounds and
houses, but we don't do that.
We stick to the values that
make this show what it is Cheap.
Anyway, listen, here are your
lines.
So no one told you life was
gonna be this way.
Your job's a joke.
You're broke.
Your love life's DOA.
It's like you're always stuck
in second gear.
So no one told you life was
gonna be this way.
Your job's a joke.
You're broke, your love life's
DOA.
It's like you're all stuck in
second gear.
I'll give it to you one more
time.
It hasn't sunk in already?
You're not already reaching for
your email?
I will be amazed.
So no one told you life was
gonna be this way.
Your job's a joke.
You're broke, your love life's
DOA.
It's like you're always stuck
in second gear.
I think that's one of the
easiest, easiest lyric
competitions we've ever, ever
given you.
Speaker 2: Okay, moving on, I'm
gonna give it to you one more
time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
I'm gonna give it to you one
more time.
In a way, clap your hands and
let's dance.
Let's take this in the church.
You broke the bus and you're in
the state just going across the
last day, but I still have it
now.
What I'm looking for.
Speaker 1: All right.
Now it's time for dedications
and birthdays.
We're going to start with Diego
Caballet, whose birthday was on
the 2nd of March.
So congratulations, diego, out
there in Spain, but also your
50th wedding anniversary for
Liz Cidad, that is, mr and Mrs
Caballet 50 years together, 50
years married.
Do you know what?
Most marriages these days last?
About 50 minutes, and I can
talk.
I love a bit of wedding cake, I
love a party.
But congratulations to Mr and
Mrs Caballet out there in Spain,
mother and father to Diego,
fine young boy.
It's his birthday today.
Well, it's his birthday on the
2nd of March, so we've missed it
.
But congratulations, diego, for
the 2nd of March and
congratulations, senor and
Senora Caballet, on your 50th,
your 50th wedding anniversary.
Well done, folks.
Robin Hathaway, your birthday
was also on the 2nd of March.
Congratulations to you.
Chelsea Geard, a mere 33 years
of age, your birthday was on the
3rd.
Hailey, fraym Gosh.
Hailey, it you don't call, you
don't write.
It's been a while.
It's your 40th Congratulations.
I'm not supposed to say this
when it's a lady, but I know,
hailey.
Well done, hailey, 40 years of
age.
Did you ever think you were
going to get there All those
years ago in St Albans when we
used to knock them out together.
Did you ever think you were
going to get to you?
I certainly didn't.
I didn't think you had a hope
40 years.
Happy birthday, hailey.
The 6th of March.
Jamie Firminger Jamie Again,
long time no speaking.
I'm the person I know.
7th of March and you are a mere
, a mere stripling, 34 years of
age.
I've got training shoes that
are older than you.
And then there's Erica Rainbird
, 7th of March.
Congratulations, erica.
I'm going to save the next ones
I've seen coming up because I
know I will catch you before the
next show.
But I also want to send
congratulations out to Paul
Rimmer, and Paul is up there in
Scotland.
Congratulations, paul.
I think it's your 50th.
I'm only guessing.
I think it's your 50th birthday
.
If it isn't right in and
correct, it's too late.
If I've overestimated Paul,
it's too late.
Everybody thinks you're older
than you think you are, so let's
go again.
So for Paul, for Diego, for
Robin, for Chelsea, for Hailey,
for Jamie and for Erica, these
three tracks and I'm going to
try and spread the age of them
Go out to you.
Speaker 3: I can't believe it.
You're a dream coming true.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it.
I have fallen for you.
I know you're the one who makes
me sigh.
I know that for you I could cry
.
You are the one who's led me to
the sun.
How could I know that I'd be
lost without you?
Speaker 3: I want to tell you
you control your game.
Speaker 2: I want to let you
know you're alive in my veins.
I've never been a star that I
wish for.
Now I have forgotten you.
Speaker 3: I want to tell you
you control your game.
Speaker 2: I want you to know
you're alive in my veins.
I turn off the light to see you
better.
It's a dream of love.
Oh, my, my, I have fallen for
you.
Oh, my, my, my, I have fallen
for you.
I just want to tell you it's a
dream coming true.
Oh, my, my, my, I have fallen
for you.
Oh, my, my, I have fallen for
you.
Yeah, I have fallen for you.
Speaker 7: Please, randy
Crawford, we're gonna celebrate
the day that you were born.
Speaker 2: And we will start
right with this song Happy,
happy, happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy, happy, happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
All of your friends will come
together and all your family
will be here.
We're gonna cook you all the
food we know you love and wash
it down with lots of beer Think
of the devil cake and candles.
Yeah, you'll make a wish for
all the years and with all the
press you have your blows and
fire out and we will all stand
up and cheer Happy, happy, happy
birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Yeah, happy, happy, happy
birthday, Happy birthday to you.
Now comes the time to open
presents.
They're handmade of Elba.
They will be filled with all
the love we have for you and all
our individual thoughts.
Yeah, happy, happy, happy
birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy, happy, happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Come on.
Happy, happy, happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy, happy, happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Oh, you're gonna kick off
beating the Escalade.
Oh, oh, oh, oh oh.
Happy birthday to you.
Yeah, happy, happy, happy
birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Oh, it's late in the evening.
Lost on the side, I've been sad
with you for most of the night,
ignoring everybody here.
We wish they would disappear.
So maybe we could get down.
Now I don't wanna know if
you're getting ahead of the
program.
I want you to be mine later, to
hold your party close.
Take another step into the no
man's life.
I'm a full-time, longest time
lady.
I need you, darling.
Come on, set the tone.
If you feel the fall, won't you
, let me know.
Oh, oh, oh, oh oh.
If you're lonely, come on, get
involved.
Feel it rushing through you
from your head to toe.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh.
This love is a blaze.
I saw flames from the side of
the stage and the fire brigade
comes in a couple of days.
Until then, we got nothing to
say, nothing to know, but
something to drink and maybe
something to smoke.
Let it go until our roads are
changed.
Singing, we found love in a
local rainbow.
I don't really know what I'm
supposed to say, but I can just
figure it out and hope and pray.
I told her my name.
I said it's nice to meet you.
Then she handed me a bottle of
water with tequila.
I already know she's a keeper.
Just from this.
Once more active kindness.
I'm in Deep, if anybody finds
out.
I meant to drive home, but I
don't call it now no.
So we're in up, we just sit on
the couch.
One thing, let's do another.
Now she's kissing my mouth.
I need you, darling, come on,
set the tone.
If you feel the fall, won't you
let me know?
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
If you love me, come on, get
involved.
Feel it rushin' through you
from your head to toe.
Oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, sing
, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
, oh, oh, sing, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh.
Can you feel it?
All the guys in here don't even
wanna know.
Can you feel it?
All the aching ears, music from
the back, can you feel it?
Found you hot in here, so won't
you take my hand, darling,
before the big kicks in again?
Can you feel it?
Whoop-op-oh.
Can you feel it?
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
sing.
I need you.
Speaker 1: Come on, sing with me
a few shout outs before we go
and right up against time here.
Stay right here, wherever
you're listening, and I'm sure
there's a more great
entertainment coming along.
And I will see you all next
week.
Same time, same channel.
I know where you live, no
shirking hand in your homework,
but just to say, anthony Marvin
gosh.
Anthony, have you been in the
wars thinking about you at this
time?
Hang on in there, mate.
Also Woody up there I think
you're up there, as in a
Manchester Worcester way.
I know you've been struggling a
little bit, so you know our
thoughts go out to you too.
Of course I dedicate this show,
as I usually do, to she who
must be a bae, lorraine, love of
my life, puts up with me, puts
the music together.
Thanks a lot.
And just wherever you are, stay
safe.
Don't take all this political
nonsense seriously.
They tie themselves up in knots
.
They really do.
I'll see you same time, same
channel Next week.
This is Richard J Hannah with
the Sunday Radio Magazine out.
Speaker 18: For more for Sunday
Radio Magazine.
Join and get you know what's in
the water that you drink.
Well, I do, and it's amazing.
People think I'm crazy cause I
worry all the time.
If you pay attention, you'd be
worried too.
You better pay attention In all
this world you love so much
Might just kill you.
I could be wrong now, but I
don't think so, cause it's a
jungle out there.
It's a jungle out there.
It's a jungle out there.
Violence and danger everywhere.
It's a brother against brother
Pound and own each other Like
they were making mess.
It's a jungle out there.
It's a jungle in here too.
You gotta tap right on your
phone, a microphone, a camera
checkin' out everything you do
Called paranoia, as the saying
goes.
Even paranoids have been a me,
not the one who's crazy.
I'm not afraid of them, they're
afraid of you and me.
I could be wrong now, cause
it's a jungle out there.
It's a jungle out there.
It's a jungle out there.
Even the cops are scared to get
you.
So if you see a uniform, do
exactly what they say, or make a
run for you.
I'm only kidding with you,
cause it's a jungle out there.
It's a jungle out there.
Thanks for watching.
