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"Also producing the bob dylan paul simon and garfunkel line. Things but This record We did live at the gate and it broke out after two years. We didn't sixty four hundred sixty six became like the number one record in california. And i wanted to play the i was jazz festival I've been playing as an opening band all the time at the village gate. From time to time. I play the i watch festival tonight. I played over. Fifteen thousand people came and it was like a record attendance. So call my friend. stuart levine Later became my partner and produce. Most of my segment is the place. We should be coming back. So i've quite a big success in california and in nineteen sixty seven recorded a cover of the fifth. I mentioned upper no way and that went into the top thirty and i started traveling all over the country and took vacation and went to see. My sister wasn't university. Lusaka lot of friends and seeing me for seven years came From johannesburg you know the bread leg tape and pieces. And when i came back got a lot of them by conga music and the late l. abreu played with me on grazing in in that the quintet ahead. We went to studio doing that album. Promise of a future We need about four minutes More on the album. You didn't have another song and Ella remember that say lighted very much. Solomon that you always play the play. We should try and do that. 'cause it's simple parts. I just showed the piano play to do and sing for knows the best player. And we did it in one take and Six weeks later was number one You know after that hit in nineteen sixty eight that we were talking about prison in the grass. I think A lot of people lost track of you. You went to africa for for a long time in the nineteen seventies Did did you give up on america for a period there Not really. I mean to sit next to in coming from an oppressed people and and they're having a major success and the level and the brouhaha to which it goes you know and and it's marketplace and of course it was also a period of like i'm anti vietnam war activity and it was like the black power situation and conservative Government had just come in who Have very anti musician. And i've been living in california. And i just felt that peaked but like The the success was irrelevant in juxtaposition. To the position of my people know those are africa was inaccessible to me. I just felt like. I should get back into play somewhere in africa and i was crazy by the music of zairian of gun and guinea nigeria and a few friends. I gave myself an open ticket. Was that a good experience. For what i'm thinking. Is you said when you got to new york. That a lot of the jazz musician so he wanted to play with set to you. Do what's unique to you. Play african music as well. Everyone plays bebop play. What's what's really like your music and there were in africa. Getting reunited with musical with african musical forms. Was that a good experience for you. Kind of growth experience musically various ritual too because was a pilgrimage. I i was from africa but i'd never been there only stayed in township. I've been that'd been too. So i know ones but as different you know i got like i spent seven years where i lived with You know the people of guinea ghana zaire of nigeria gut Gut to learn the languages and You know the slang and the way to walk and talk and just the tradition day and it was a great revelation to me also like from associate political of you get a gut to know What africa's i mean. I've traveled all over senegal. Togo benin evan and was does nothing like seeing it firsthand enough because once it bites you. You always have to go back. I kept making glimpses into the states with african with african ben from west africa hours experiencing. I'm i was absorbing the continent. Thank you so much talking with us. Thank you my interview with you. Masekela was recorded in nineteen eighty eight. He died in two thousand eighteen at.
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"G connection in availability may vary check with carrier. It's been twenty years since the nine eleven attacks that changed our world this week on a story. Co podcast from npr. A look at the legacy of nine eleven through the stories of those closest to it. Listen wherever you get your podcasts on. Npr's how i built this hell. Linda wineman turned her fascination. For the first mac computer into lynda dot com publishing powerhouse that produced thousands of how to videos and sold for a billion and a half dollars subscriber. Listen now this get back to my one thousand nine hundred eighty eight interview with the late south african trumpeter kayla in the us. He's best known for his recording grazing in the grass. Which made it to number one in nineteen sixty eight if you don't think you know that recording. Maybe it will sound familiar because it's.
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"masekela" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Miss. The saturday ed's draw. It's all lit de with hugh dog get around much anymore. Thought i'd visit the club as far as the joe's good and barrett with you. I don't get around much anymore. yes paddy last. Why stir up memories owned dates.
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"I'm terry gross. And this is fresh air. This message comes from. Npr sponsor samsung with the samsung galaxy. Z fold three five g. Work smarter not harder and from virtually anywhere on this powerful multifaceted phone that makes multitasking a breeze schedule meetings and seconds or reference and added multiple docks at the same time. And now would their revolutionary. Espen you can jot down notes while video calling no paper necessary. Five g connection and availability may vary check with carrier. Let's get back to my nineteen ninety-six interview with bb king one of the musicians featured in the concert documentary summer of soul which was released earlier this summer and a streaming on hulu. The film documented the nineteen sixty nine harlem cultural festival and the changes it represented in black culture and politics over the summer of sixty nine. The festival presented a series of free concerts featuring top soul hornby gospel jazz and blues performers. When we left off we were listening to. Bb king's record three o'clock blues. It was his first record. That went to number one on the charts. How did that record. Change your life while the changed. My life in many ways one thing financially. Because i had been making about sixty dollars a week at this radio station. And i would go out and pick cotton. I would drive trucks and tractors. I did everything to try to make ends meet if you will. House music wasn't taking care of when i made Three o'clock blues. I started then to get guarantees. Maybe like four five hundred dollars a day. When i played out and that made a big difference just defense rather as far as financially speaking because then i could hire more people to work with me. May life easier could get a driver to keep from having to drive all the different places by myself and my wife. And i was able to live better able to pay the band better. I was able to do many things that i hadn't been able to do prior to that and of course my Popular too much much more popular. If you will. And i just started to fill them that. I was a real entertainer in the mid sixties. I guess it was a lot of the rock. Qataris started emulating you. I mean you became a god to some of them Mike bloomfield eric clapton. And that helped introduce your music to college audiences and then you started playing the college circuit in addition to the places. You'd already been playing. What was it like for you to start playing the college circuit. Did you feel like Did feel very different to you. Did you feel like you needed to change anything about your performance style was or anything you're doing that didn't seem to translate yes. I was frightened. That i here i am high school dropout and i'm going to be playing college audiences Yes i felt that. I should wear hot hat and fred astaire or net coal swab. Yeah but i remember. After three o'clock blues. I had a manager. My manager said do not go to new york trying to be net cold or anybody else that's trying to be slick because there are people that sweeping the floors that much better than you'll ever be so the best thing for you to do is go there and be b b king. What good is saying three o'clock blues saying this song that you sing the way you sing. He said now all these other people can do all of those other things. But the can't be you as you can be you and that i've tried to keep from then until now i have met over the years a lot of people who've worked with you or toured with you and It's just not possible to get anybody to say a bad word about you. I mean your reputation is of somebody who treats everybody around him really well with a lot of respect always fair financially and in other ways as well. And i'm just wondering if that's something that you consciously set out to do if they're if i'm not just trying to be nice here i mean i think it's just it's just a kind of a fact that you're known for this and i wonder if you think of yourself just naturally mister nice guy or if it's something that you've you've felt really obliged to do and have been very conscious about doing There are some things that i've read that i truly believe in. I believe that one should treat others as he wanted to be. Treated and That's one of the things. I try to live by. If you will is trying to be fair to people. I want them to be to me. One of your recordings that i particularly love happens to be recording with the duke ellington orchestra recording of. Don't get around much anymore right. I mean you don't even play tar on this. It's so strange it's such a. It's such a unusual recording. I had a field of sing with the ellington orchestra and frightening guitar. I don't think i was afraid to try. The saying and then trying to play guitar would have been just too much but today. I'm from more familiar with a lot of the standard tunes. And i would like to try and play the melodies instead of singing bb king. It's really been such a delight to talk with you. Thank you very very much for your time thank you. You're very kind to talk with..
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"masekela" Discussed on Fresh Air
"Loser sunrise. And you've got a response very much. So silent boy seemed like it was a very big guy you know is is is not very clear. Look little red like and he was a very big felon at that time. I weighed about one hundred and twenty seven and he He he stood about six six feet or more. And looking down on me. You know like You better seeing right in. I said yes. We ended up getting your own radio. Show as well as your own gigs in memphis when you're on the radio one of the things that we had to do was was seeing right and then seeing a jingle for peptic kahn which was what a kind of cure all remedy yes peptic con was Tonic that was to be good for whatever ails you and we sold a lot of it. And i think a lot of it had to do. I didn't learn until much later that it was twelve percent alcohol so a lot of older people bought it especially church people about a lot of the only way to drink and be legit. Well i want to say that. But i do know that they bought it. I used to ride the trucks on the weekend with a saleman and people would stand in line. Saw like going to a concert movie. No wanna get to another record recorded in nineteen fifty two. You're twenty six. This is a recording of three o'clock blues. It had been a hit a few years before. Folsom This was your first number one record on the r&b charts. I you coming into your own here. Don't you think as a stylus. I'm very happy. Gotta know that. Somebody told me that i have a hit record very happy to hear that. I think that's music to each performance ear to hear that they have a top selling record.
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"Of sharecroppers. What was the work that you had to do. Well i was in a regular when i was about seven chop cotton. I picked cotton hip to plant it. I did everything that The grownups do and that's mostly The work had to do with cotton was the king if you will of The produce and mississippi delta. When i was growing up peanuts maybe later and soybeans later but cotton still is today one of the main producers that's raised in mississippi delta. What was the financial arrangement between your family and the plantation. Owner well sharecropper meant to be exactly what they say. Share cropper but generally the boss that owned the plantation. Did all of the paperwork if you will. He was the cpa He sold the produce that you raised for example family of maybe five or six would have maybe a hundred acres to to work and maybe they would make twenty twenty five bales of cotton and it was all dealt with through the plantation owner and at the end of the year say late December before. Christmas maybe two weeks. So that's when we do what they call supplement and this is all done through the trust of the plantation. Owner other words sharecropper had nothing to do with it except what was Told to him that had to do with this. his earnings. For example the gem you earned after paying me back. The advances i gave. You may twenty five bills of cotton and cotton brought Maybe five thousand dollars bail and you owed being say twenty five time that except maybe two thousand dollars. So here's your eighteen hundred you you know. You grew up on a plantation then. Left it to go to memphis which is where you started. Really playing music professionally. It's a great story. How you left the plantation. You were driving a tractor. Problematic track. There that had had problems with after ignition. So when do you turned off. The tractor walked out of the tractor and the tractor started jumping on. Its own rammed into the barn. The exhaust pipe got crushed or broke off broke off And and you're afraid of how much money you though the plantation frayed that i would be killed even worse. Well he'd never kill anybody. But i don't mean it that way but scared to death you know like if you Imam cooked cake. And you decided that You know you're going to get a pizza and you drop it. You know and spills on the floor brand new kick made for the family. You would feel that mom is gonna surely you get out of it. Well that's the way. I felt that the the time that the tractor When it backfired you know and ran out into their Scared me half that. So i panicked left left Hitchhike to memphis going from india. Nola to memphis then was like oh to me like leaving chicago going to Philly that that's the way it seem at the time. So i was scared to death. I left hand. State for a while and communicated back with my family and my cousin book lights and gone back. Then take your less. Take take you madison. So i finally went back. And mr barrot was a very nice guy a man that i admired so much. I wish i could be a lot more like him. You know the good thing is too. Is that this. The accident forced you to leave the plantation. Maybe you wouldn't have left if it was no no no. I had planned to leave you. Do yes i had planned to leave at work with. A group called Saint john's gospel singers. And we thought we very good and believe it or not. I thought we was getting close to being like the sole stairs. You know sam cooke you got it. The golden gate quartet that was The peer grim travellers and many other quartets that we admired and wanted to be like. I'm we've you know kind of good opening act for some of them. And i'd wanted leave two three years before that however i had asked the guys A couple of years before the to leave you know let's go. Let's i believe we're ready. And each time the crops would be bad or something like that and somebody would have an excuse. Well we didn't do so well this year. Let's try it again next year and i was about fed up with hearing that was about ready to go anyway. Memphis like when you got there. What impresses you the most i was like. Oh let's say you lived in cairo. Illinois move to chicago. Wow that's what memphis was like. Wow how great big city. I'd never been in a city that lies before and did you feel like hey. This city is mine. Or did you feel like i don't belong here. No i felt that it was a place of learning. Because i was lucky. My cousin a white lived there. And i had a chance to meet a lot of people when i came to memphis and i would go down. Bill street And hear all these fine musicians playing especially on the weekends memphis with solid like again Chicago ended the major metropolitan areas. People was coming through going east or west Other words were sudden like A meeting place. If you will port for people traveling from different place so i had a chance to meet a lotta great giants in the business jazz. And otherwise so i i felt it was something or place rather that i could learn blues. Man sonny boy williamson had a radio show and you to memphis king biscuit time and you went up to him and asked to sing on the program. I it seems to me like a. You must have had the courage to just come in like that well before. I left an indian ola. My hometown in mississippi. I used to hear sonny boy over in helena. Arkansas would come on air each day. Twelve fifteen and For about fifteen minutes for the king biscuit company. And i felt that that i knew i miss saw the like watching Tv or listening to you. Personally listen to you feel that they can trust you. Fill that they really know you. You become like on naming the family. So that's the way. I felt when i met him. I did know him but um seemed to me. I had known him all this time. So when i got to memphis he was in west memphis Which is across mississippi river in arkansas. I went over. And i felt. I guess i would have been hurt very badly. Had he not talk with me he let you sing on his show. Yes he did. I guess he said a guy got this much nerve and i'm very only looking I think one of our joe hunter song ivory joe hunter familiar with was a A great songwriter. Great musician he made a lot of tunes one One or two that you probably have heard Anyway i sing one of his tunes called.
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"By any siro dot com and you can also get easy access to sales information. You can download it for free on the app. Stool by searching progeny tracker. Well combat's the rice and post weekend post gospel. Since on conan's david jennings's full raciest from newbury on icy before and saturday. The first of which is the one forty five to ten fold. Stakes listed rice better known as the washington singer stakes over seven firms and masekela is five to four favorites pixel by side boy ninety two seattle king and then big prices the other three. We'll start with david jennings. Who wins this. Usually kind of you know. Solid wounds Promising one but usually i will be the one to go for your was impressive for slain koby anything or seattle kyi actually look the eyesight like Break but i think by mas akilah tank. This is rock solid Ruins it out by are probably add like i. I love these nickel. Would that allows you around with chechen volume point lonsdale. Ronald finished him innovation. But it was that will last name reading the spread of states when when deals call base the define destroyed by by native ice Abba was the next england in cuenca But aides really solid ason farm. That should be good enough to win a list arrays That made when there is last night everyone half the really okay game to be Very you with mexico. Well welcome. I am indeed. Yeah this tends to go to a well fancied holes due to the right conditions. I mean it's a seventy two year olds who yet to win a race and who saw them of one mile to a flood so it's going to draw small failed tense. Scott wealth fancy goals. Masekela is the obvious one in here. He was impressive. Debut goodwood subsequent to fed. I'm as a dj said behind on style in the chechen just has the best school in the book and the two horses have just got one win. The name base boy in seattle king need to find out with twelve pounds on appeals. So i think masakela benner. Let's move onto the two twins at new breaches the victim. Jeffrey frist lakes is a group three. And we've got a fairly warm favorite and hakam roundabout ten to eleven golden policy. Six to one redford nights. Rodriguez non timber eight runners. So the boys may designed if don't fancy the favorite to take him on with an h white pulp. We'll see tom what she'll strategy. Unfortunately fancy the favor. I think this is absolutely tailor. Made for hachem legit a perfect. If any best suited to just shot a month recall is on rain. Softened good ground he gets not head he won this race lost yet. Absolute bolted up. He's proved since they can handle tough competition. Finish to good hardwick roy. Lasco this year one by one tonight. I'm extremely impressive last time at your your three penalty. But he's got he's lost two hundred seventeen good enough to win this rights. I think if he if he runs to the same level just went you mike. It sounds so simple ju- grade. aj go. I thought it was better. As last year you'd sex marando actually ta even communicate better never lost some a way traveling race last time. Y'all i just thought it was. It was amphibious. It was the holcombe. We found a little bit last season and take dart. Might just be enough to one. But he's a rock-solid group to offer unabridged trades advise everybody put bookham in your multiple joni goods. Let's move onto the to fifty five on saturday. Seven firms trip for the victor handicap and artists is nonstop for.
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"masekela" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"They hi to adam who just playing back interview the dude himself. Jeff bridges love jeff. Bridges jeff bridges and. I shared a very challenging moment together. Probably the hardest thing i've ever had to do as a broadcaster. Oh i went live at. The premiere of the giver popular book turned into a movie. Jeff bridges starring alongside. They'll to favourite taylor swift. Yes live premier outside the fame ziegfield on fifty four street about two minutes before air. We found out the news. That we lost robin williams. Oh how and i to go live for three hours seven years ago today today talking about it. I didn't know that. Wow and jeff. Bridges walked up on the stage. She fisher king. You know yeah and starts crying. I've got jeff bridges crying. And i'm live all robin williams path and just held him held space for him. Jeff had known my my late uncle warren for many years so i kind of had a relationship and kind soul and we just. We just shared that moment of how saturday was at the time. We didn't know what it was or why hadn't feeling. We got through that when i got back to. La at my house. The beautiful handwritten letter from jeff bridges thanking me for sharing that moment with him but i thank him for being so raw. Honest with us in. That moment is terrible. Eight arable. yes. Well see pockets of the universe had no idea. We talk about that a lot. Tj and find stuff for the stars aligning here. We are sharing that story of a move. That was by that moment. No idea seven years thousand fourteen. How i love looking on my dad's old interviews a robin. They had such a funny thing. You look up. Jeffrey lines interviews robin williams. Just terrific stuff. He's the only one i ever saw with robin. Who could go toe to toe with references. And make him laugh. Hey that's the smoot. She had to subpoena people to see it and robinson you'll do what direction he was going to go in. And you never knew. He's like a bouncy ball and that credit aspect was a mime outside the met. My robin williams is a mime. Trying to get money on the street. I can see that. Yeah well was like like. I said kevin costner has been hearing told the story. Robin williams was the first choice for field of dreams. The field of dreams game taking place tomorrow starting tomorrow. Yeah out there. We should get adnan on. We were talking about having somebody from the dreams. Game who's on the ground in the cornfields. Adnan virk perfect person movies in baseball and in the studio said we want somebody who looks like they don't hear voices in the core. I right whereas robin williams does another ray liotta reference here today. What what show. What show alright birthdays today guys. Tj this one's for you the immortal hulk hogan sixty eight hulk hogan hell no if it's so much for me anymore brother but but yeah i mean just wrestling and my dad did the junket for i believe. Suburban commando is at the movement. Commando suburban commando dad. Can i please come to bring to meet hulk hogan ten at the time i think. Yeah sure of course. Can i bring seven of my friends. So then we did break. Seventy seven of us right now peacock alive. Look at me. And he's going to meet hulk hogan those wrestling ice cream bars. Yeah avenue afterwards the mock turtleneck so to meet hogan i was like oh go to meet hulk hogan today let me put on my neon green polo shirt of bolo tie in colorado rock. Ready to go now. Att on the right. Let your friend is jonathan. Yeah there's a bunch of legends. In that i remember meeting hulk hogan hogan's look like he's enjoying a junket now trying to get urban commando komo questions documentary about logan. Not about his life. What about the role. He played in that wild gawker case or was the website or go watch the documentary about thousand net flicks tremendous as that sunday's a couple years ago. They took it all down wild story. Yeah hogan at the center of our moral cogan all right. It looks like all cogan. Chris hemsworth you said. Dj he's playing all. Yeah in the hulk cogan bio-pic which question about bio-pics of wanting to do and i think maybe later this week we should do that but yeah apparently chris hemsworth in. I showed you a picture. A few weeks ago tire flipping attire. And let me tell you something. Chris hemsworth is here. Is i'm just going to say. She's a beautiful man. Privilege of interviewing him a few times over the years you mentioned bio pics. Let's start as the driver. James hunt in the movie rush- the formula one movie movie. Great movie. yeah. I remember being on except for that. One across the pond got to interview him in character. And i was like. Wow this dude is. That was a great handsome man here. Some flowing locks that he's got on his head. There was a great movie. Daniel bruhl key loud dana bruins nicolau down when they're putting the the pipes down his throat after the accident. That's crazy last picture. Now you're about six three. You look like you were towering. Is that just because of the depth thing shorter than you. Is that just a weird angle. Are you prepared to say. He's not as tall as we think he is. I don't hemsworth is breaking six feet. Four thunder of asgard might be five eleven and change. I dunno young six three. That i can take hemsworth on the low post. Drop step in and say someone who's six three six three here. He looks like they're getting into character and becoming james hunt and getting a little shorter so he could fit in the nineteen seventies formula. One car dedicated. If we find out thors waste smaller foil. The one time kit harrington came in here. And you're like man. I love jon snow. But he's he's like muggsy bogues like post pocket. Sword is bigger than him. Try by all answer. I will make the argument. That muggsy bogues is not get the credit. His greatest athletes of all time mugs books. He's real formula. One cars out there are on our directing that was movie. Daniel bruhl terrific a fox. I had the pleasure doing like mixing formula one and then in the mid nineties and that was when i saw that movie i was like that was like wow guys. Were like yeah. She was awesome. Davis is fifty six mike You have to big thanks to this guy. Steve wozniak seventy my guy. This guy over here. Mr apple and a gun. No her from breaking bad fifty-three honest never seen break. You just told me that lasts commercial breezy. Haven't watched it. And i'm afraid i'm willing to be a little bit more buzz on it. You guys out here saying they're waiting for more information either way more people talking about breaking lines. I might be a little one up. You never seen the wire. That's here's the deal right. I like no offense but you're not watching the wire a little bit more believable than ben not watching breaking bad though got a ten year headstart though he's got a head startled wire you know but like i would say because i'm white. Well i didn't wanna say no. No no to ask me if i've seen the wire finally watched chris great. The wire is shows that you know we're so good legendary and you miss. The boat becomes intimidating to stare down the barrel be like are. They got six seasons of bad in front of me rabbit. Hawn that happens until lena haiti cubs in the studio and looks you in your eyes. You go to catch up with game. But they're saying that happened to me but then again didn't happen to me either. So but finished game of thrones. We're going to track down. Living legend jim hill. We were talking institutions hill. The first question is with the market seen him for years of course cover in. La sports is in the original rocky. And it's just known in los angeles press conference. I question jim hill. Unwritten rule unbelievable yesterday. Russell westbrook you see the photo. I posted arash. Markazi tweeted it. First one at the press conference. Jim hill two hours early. We used to do that at rams games. I mean this doesn't say he's always plus years legend. I hope we get him on the show this week. First round. Pick of the raiders back in the sixties incredible credible. I love these icons sport. You know these guys who've been calling games he's women who've been around the game for so long real appreciation for them. We had joe castiglione. Solemnities limits turned into that for action. Sports totally people come up to the students. Say i grew up watching you. There's going to be someone out there. He was walking. So we're listening. Who's gonna go up. One day to mike. Del tufo and.
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"Thirty halloween this year. Ten years of great football f- if the forty niners and you've already created this transition plan of jump the gun a little. Why isn't jimmy g. the quarterback of the future in san francisco when he's healthy. They win when he starting they win. Why is he not your quarterback of the future in san francisco. I think because he didn't get out of bounds once and tours. Acl and then. I think he Over team to a superbowl. He's twenty nine years old. Overthrew the game winning touchdown in the super bowl. But the idea that you're ready to move on then move off then then if he's not your guy then move off of gray areas in life or not fun to live in uncertainty different expectations not quite meeting up or being in sync. If the forty niners feel passionate that trae lance is their guy than go. Get some jimmy. Why you can have a placeholder then while trade develops but the longer you wait with jimmy g. the harder it's going to be to get real value for him and he's not going to be your quarterback moving. I wanna move off him. But the thing is i think a lot of teams are kind of hesitant to make a move especially right now because he's owed a lot of guaranteed money teams are hesitant to make a move on then. They're hesitant to make a move on him as their true quarterback in the future. So everybody's living in this gray area just an uncomfortable place to be. Do you think he's gonna do well. I do you think healthy but do you think starts a whole year or is it genuine trae lance like week. Seven the miners of foreign three. No as a rams fan. I hope we see trae lance this year because that means they've struggled and jimmy has stumbled for for them but i don't think we'll see him this year. Trillions is only twenty one and played the plate in two years two years. I don't think you'll see him this year. It's not a situation like chicago. Which doesn't have a quarterback who could be the face of the franchise for ten years. They don't have another quarterback you know. Starting that has had success at the level. That jimmy has any dalton now or just it's a conveyor belt the guys different situation in chicago. I don't think trae lance plays this year interesting as long as as long as jimmy's healthy barring some catastrophic injury. Which do we have to say every time we talk about the nfl. Because every prediction time we prognosticate about football. I guess we should preface it with. Should the guy's leg stay on his barring that he has all his limbs. I think they'll have success with him. But jimmy g's the guy in san francisco all season. i think. put that out there. Hot that taking. I don't i don't think it's super flaming. I don't think it's blue flame. But i think it's You know it's a good color remark calling for trailer as the first time. Jimmy stumbles the first time. They i mean he throws interception week. One it's like trae lance yeah. How quickly do we see truism when he plays they win so let's keep them playing. Hey guys we saw this yesterday. matt before packers head coach announced aaron rodgers. Not gonna play week one. We know dax not gonna play. We won in the pre season. Preseason week one Kevin's too fancy browns. Head coach that baker mayfield. Not gonna play in the first. Preseason game against jacksonville on saturday. Feels like we're going to see a lot of that. This preseason were these superstar quarterbacks not gonna get a lot of reps in the preseason you without totally fine with that guys earn their spot in the league. They know what they need to succeed. I think the preseason should be condensed from four games to two games like waiting three. We're meet in the middle. I think we should get down to two games. I think If you're a guy like baker maybe take a series not even so much about the game. I think it's also about tuning your body and your mind to the preparation for the game. Forget if he actually play in the game just studying film going through a week of progressions getting warmed up before the game going. Through that experience i think can be beneficial for even an established. Baker should probably take a series maybe two series in the last game or the second to last game now. The three games may be in the second game. You haven't take a series. Also we acquainted to when you do rehearsal on a show like this or for the oscars or something like that. It's not necessarily for baker is for everybody else. You have new linemen. New skill positions guys getting the chance to play off baker. It's more rehearsal for the crew as it is for the guy right now i could come out here and we could do a rundown for the show but we want to give del tufo reps. Wanna make sure that everything's plugged in everything's lined up ready to go. We do these rehearsals for you. Too big rehearsal guy right. You love her so you would live. We'll do it live. Speaking of doing it live mike. You just kinda threw something out at the at the in the last hour and it turns out you were right. So you're like twitter changed just thought. Oh yeah i'm like. what are you talking about. Mine is of When you do the update. I think we have a tweet to support this. You are right. Twitter redesigned its website with new fonts so glasser clutter and more high contrast sheltered my condo lesser you. You actually nailed this. so congratulations. yeah it was like changed army. I'm like what happened. Not thinking about this show and who's really at the pulsa social media. It's mike del tufo. So now i mean i do spend a lot of time watching and and then in the middle of the segment while we're trying to have a nuance conversation about football news of the day mike throws out a tweet new twitter. Find you at rex chapman. So because you know rex's automatic yup tag him new twitter font before tom. Brady's combine video and twitter forty four. Y'all call tom. Brady mean he's to the kinjo sigh of the rich eisen show never change. Tj quick. i wanted to ask. I mean posted that same thing. He did a few minutes before he did. But no one cares that week so we expect greatness. dj wanted to ask you about this watching hard knocks last night. Indeed mike mccarthy okay. so there's a clip. Going around of one of the shows today. Talking about mike mccarthy and his personality played the austin powers thing for the help show mojo moment and he's all the cursing last night to he's dropping f bombs about the winning and the wom- bari trophy. How much heavier than you think. How do you think mike. Mccarthy came off last night during the first episode of the coach coachspeak. You know. I mean you're not tuning in the hard knocks to hear the coach see. That might mccarthy's all of a sudden going to be the most interesting man in the world right. That's just who he is. You know and i really don't know how turned like i'm a cowboys fan. So i always going to look at it one way but i know there's so many people the vocal minority on social media. That hate the cowboys so no matter what mike mccarthy dinner said there's going to be a huge section of people are just gonna hate him hate what he said hate. Everything did all of a sudden people. Now he austin powers you know wondering like from your phantom perspective senior head coach out there and he's trying to be inspiring to the players and trying to think organization has been. He has that right. He has that thing. Where mike mccarthy say what you want. The man has won super bowl rogers. okay. But an tom brady. He won the super bowl so when he talks about holding this this lombardi trophy any speaks about being there. You one thousand percent cannot take it away from climb. The mountain. Look like he comes. Mountains with the main climbed the mountain and he did that. Because you were going to say something about it because it's all you ever talk about. So what the beach to the punch. It's got a little punch. So what who don't s- quarantine we look. He's been there and it's a lot easier to follow a guy and listen to a man who's actually achieved what you want to achieve. Then i think sometimes for it is to listen to someone who's never been there so we'll see it's still early you know I was just curious what else he's got up his sleeve when it comes to movie ref..
The Rich Eisen Show
"masekela" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"Thank you my friend We are a mentoring organization celebrating our fifteen year based in new york chicago los angeles and we basically use the principles of actress. Sports skateboarding snowboarding and surfing to teach kids how to fall down and get back up. negotiate new environments and surroundings and in turn use those principles to make decisions for themselves and really find out the totality of who they can become as as human beings We do Mentorship programs we do internship now We teach kids to brand build and it's been an incredible fifteen years run We just signed vans as Our title partner for the next two years which is really exciting. As well as would camps giving arcades scholarships to woodward camps In the summer and winter and it's been fun man. It's been fun to take something that you know. you know. Surfing and snowboarding and skateboarding are my passion. I don't just talk about him. I live And it was. It's been really great to be able to take this thing. That's given me so much and help kids Getting opportunities to find out what they're really really capable of. The organization is stoked the man salima masekela from hosting my birthday party in vegas with a korean popstar named boa to hosting the olympics. You've come so far big. I am so proud of you. Oh online keeper of all of the receipts. I will see you on the golf course tomorrow. Now it's official. it's happening. I was gonna ask if you're gonna make that two o'clock time i didn't. I don't believe it's i see on the t. what's happening. i love it. i'm in i'm in. I got a. i'm bringing. Twenty four volts. Leave if i leave with six. It's a good day dude. I appreciate you. I love you. Thanks for making time for us. Welcome home that'd be man. Take care thanks for having me. Everybody slim lhasa kayla joining the show freshman the olympics. Money gonna make the teatime tomorrow. That's the big river. That's the new. That's the breaking news. Well really good show up a lot it. Maybe i will trying to get you in for tomorrow. We'll play tomorrow now. And that's the closest thing i have to mentor in this business reminds me a lot of rich. I know he's been on the show as a guest the riches but just somebody who just as honest real caring compassionate. Everybody says who meets selima. Oh he's the greatest. I remember walking around the casino. You bump into somebody chat with him for twenty minutes and you all you know that guy goes no. He's just a fan of the show. You know wow talk to a fan of the twenty minutes and then next day. You're walking around casino. He runs into somebody talks for twenty ago. Another fan my buddy. I used to live on his couch. Like what i can't tell you right. If you're interacting with a fan or somebody you've known for disposition is always the same. Their attitude always would imagine riches. The same way you've been out with him we got with someone and you're like you know that guy. He's like not defend the show. Which is one of those guys will. Stop. he'll talk to everyone will take every picture will sign every autograph. What have you These various great. I try to do it myself. And not that. People are clamoring for self fees of me or mike or tj. But likely for yourself. I don't know you can look on the blockchain. Nfc of brockman at the at the desk go for a few shekels the war when we're out they look man. These people take time out of their day to consume. What we're doing. And i think that's amazing. So thankful and grateful. And the least i could do is have a conversation with you about whatever you wanna talk about. Not it's it's Salaam is the greatest. I feel really honored to have him on the show to call him a friend the fact he got to go over there and be a part of the olympics just adds to the resume that doesn't include kim kardashian's first television interview. I had to throw that one in. There is unbelievable chasing right. Amazing lions in for rich on the rich eisen. Show the show rolls on on a wednesday big show.
The Rich Eisen Show
"masekela" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"How many followers. Mike del tufo. Summer because tj hangs out with the stars in context so instagram. If there is context. And i said and we'll re thank mike we're not questioning the contents of not tapestry. Why would you post that for people to answer. Why do i do hold on. I not once a week. I do a psych might thing. This is one of my thing mike thing i in case so mike his. Here's here's now just for the rich eisen show audience and you know they call it broadcasting because you want to actually talk to a broad audience okay so people might not know context. You've got to continuously broadened things out by providing as much context and people who might just surfing or whatever so for anybody who might not understand the context of anything that mike del tufo posts. It's a puzzle. It's a tapestry. You've got to visit his instagram. You've got to put it all together like so. You understand who mike met. I didn't even know the answer to this question. I don't even know. If i care you care you do i do. I do not last week. I said okay so out of justin. Herbert and david kettner. They're thinking that we were a thing and then realising that we were just. We were really an exciting drill squad at best but You know being a clipper fan. Now i i know what to expect. I can get excited. And then i know that when the playoffs come That the exit is is nigh. And i'm okay with it. Are you going to be okay. When you see me in real life wearing a purple and gold carmelo anthony jersey. How's that gonna say with. I'll be fine with it. You know 'cause you're you're you're van wagoner outta here. I just unlike you with a deep allergy to greatness. I have an affinity for it. I seek it out and sorry. I celebrate greatness carmelo winning title in los angeles. Will you be at the parade. We'd be at the laker parade when melons title did uncle drew. We'll be very entertaining. You misfire me so much throughout my career. Sal in our and our friendship and brockman over here is being inspired by you. When you said deep allergy to greatness. He wrote that down. That might be as fantasy team this year. Yes one of one of our bits is whenever just something funny as a phrase get said by either rich or one of us to one of our gas. I just write it down so i like notebooks full of those for potential fantasy names. That that's awesome..
The Rich Eisen Show
"masekela" Discussed on The Rich Eisen Show
"If you come to adam though like like talk him up bring a talk about justice fields or the ball to on the show pizza's better than new york chicago. Yeah tell me so. I'm doing stand up in a major la- half chances are you're on the air now. We're talking some. you love the bears. I remember the golden globes when it rained you remember that the globes are a mess. Now we know for years they were a big deal for the each. When i worked there and there was a red carpet was a pouring rain and working everyone in hollywood freeze out. Nobody knows what to do when it rains here. Put on a tuxedo or town. Yes go down to watch the red carpet and to see you know. Celebrities with umbrellas and their handling. It was a mess. It was also the day that the then san diego chargers hosted a playoff game against the new york jets and we had a room right off the red carpet. It was in between our shows we. We didn't actually have to work during the time of the game. So i'm watching the game with the biggest then san diego charger fan that i knew in my life about five yards away from the golden globe. Red-carpet drew barrymore zara dawson. Jaylo everybody's walking the carpet bradley cooper. It's pouring rain. Everyone stocks doing on the carpet because inside that hotel room where i was watching the game. Eight table was flipped over. Because the biggest then san diego charger fan in the entire world was watching his team. Lose a playoff game to the new york jets. And now that san diego charger fan joins the show masekela tipping over a table at the golden globes from the bolts. Lost a home playoff game. My god. hey you so much. Yes i do. I do remember as soon as you said golden globes like you set me up getting me up right now. That was always a golden glove. Day was trying to find the windows to watch the football games. I remember Not realizing how close we were and The camera we were behind the cameraman. And everybody's stopping and looking at us and then the red stoppings but you know fandom what are you what are you gonna do. I don't pay attention. He's just a fan of philip rivers. Don't pay any attention over here. Salama fresh off the plane from japan. Little jetlag still. What was it like to be a part of these olympics. You know it was it was it seemed can i. I do Want to be seen.
The Final Furlong Podcast
"masekela" Discussed on The Final Furlong Podcast
"A whole lot of other hitherto backward types who just beginning to flourish. Get a really good point. And even the record in this race in the last ten years like olympic glory to go onto groupon success master the season we just mentioned of confused a massive discipline really in hindsight but there were other decent horses in there. it's just it's it's got an interesting mix of horses corto unfortunately never got the chance to race a race again after winning the national stakes At the curragh post it's intriguing. The dolphin have for whatever reason salt this race out. And i've decided to use this as a springboard for success and i think masekela that you mentioned that's a huge step up on the performance that was expected at roy ascott and kind of felt a little bit. Sorry for him. Because i know that connections the world of them and it looked as though he was going to do it and deliver the goods and it was kind of unusual for andrew balding horse because they tend to improve on their first run but It clearly come on awful fresco. It was probably the switch to go to firm ground. Yes it could mean. The chechen was around on soft ground. I thought it looked very strong chechen stakes beforehand at ascot and still do away even though great. Max was down the field in the superlative sweeping who was folded in the chechen He was beaten as will wasn't he at newmarket loss. Wiki one of the maiden races so mass akita has kind of jumped passed sweeping a great max so definitely improved a lot for that. I run at that. Run in the chechen but i think the front to the chechen rebels is really looking out for point. Lonsdale lovely individual. Throw bron and the queen's will reach the moon rent such a genuine race in that chechen stakes Was in front or on the front end all the way and found an amazing amount. I felt in the conditions over that stiff. Seven phones chiro. Having only seconds. Starting i think majesty agra decent one there and by sea the stars the absolute legend chris. I'm very fine. And what does it very race. You're going to get so many tweets going who through the darlie july the darlie to like was Obviously the feature race of the july meeting and you talk about throwing a blanket over the phone with fields. Similar story bought Starman emerged victorious tomorrow on board. There was something with ashim murphy. Afterwards about picking the wrong horse was being polite answering that. I don't think he had the option I think he came in for the right on on starman when tom wasn't available but i don't think that this was a case of a choice. He was just being very polite Dragon symbols a monstrous race defending champion and roy. Ascott hero oxted Has run a monstrous. We've our power and there for large getting the scumbag each way money A royal ascot hero in creative force and ari'el ascott second finishing sixth so there's not an enormous amount between them and yet the more i watched this back the more comfortable. It seems for starman. Yeah i i degree. I think he's one lane in in what was on is probably the best sprint of season And was a very strong looking renew. I think the point about as she murphy. I think you'll roy. He probably didn't the choice in that he was always gonna stay loyal to dragon single anyway. Because i think he had a hand in the boeing did just been well documented and. I thought it was an exceptionally strong july. Will there were several holes in the coulda put a stop folders. And he's overcoming little bit of interfere Roman at the end he's wet on top. 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That really would have been quick enough for him. He's run another fantastic something. He's a remarkable slain share. What what she wants has done with him. I think is is quite stupendous because go back a couple of years He was an import Frontside get come from france and he was basically you know rated little bit low lower than well lower than than you would expect to finishing in july companies. Just done nothing but go forward from what she wants. Some but 'cause most of his best form was coming with cutting the ground as it Boys win in the champion sprint. On champions day also titus o. I thought that was a particularly critical. Run from glenn. Shield who at the age said to be getting better and better. I think there's big race wins in those five dragging symbol oxted art power creative force and glen. She'll still to come in terms of starman. How much higher can he go and perform. And what would you like to see from next well. One of the inhibitors will be the ground. Because he's definitely a false ground holes. He's the any blot on his career was behind glen. Shiel ascot in october on very soft ground. Where you're getting a folder So he's gonna have conditions to suit. I've got a little bit of a a not this morning actually that One of the slot holders full the everest in australia that Extraordinarily valuable race has been in touch with the connections of storm and fishing whether they might be interested That might be a little bit exclusive on the final film that and it but i think the racing post will have it tomorrow but is a chance that he could run in that. We've beaten them. We've we've minded they anyway. Two ways of looking at that. Obviously the the travelling and the difficulties Getting into different countries at the moment is is is is is not straightforward but he probably would get his ground in australia. And it may be very tempting when you consider what is targets was six photons all potential targets in this country and you probably looking the haydock sprint baby the champion sprint. Again on champion. Stay in both of those races. It could be too so far. Yeah so if i were. The connections astonished little approach from somebody with a stake in the everest. Ibm keen to learn a.
COACHCAST Brasil
"masekela" Discussed on COACHCAST Brasil
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All Things Considered
Afrobeat Drummer Tony Allen Died of Heart Attack in Paris
"Drummer Tony Allen is widely hailed as one of the founders of afrobeat alongside his longtime musical partner Philip boutique the seventy nine year old Allen died Wednesday evening in Paris of heart attack NPR's honest ideas he'll guess has this appreciation sitting behind his drum kit Tony Allen used his whole body to lay out intricate poly rhythms with all four limbs Ellen didn't begin playing drums until he was eighteen years old but just months later he became a professional musician Alan met Fela Kuti in the early nineteen sixties and the Lakers Nigeria and in nineteen sixty nine the forms the legendary bands the seventy no one was injured the band's drummer he was its musical director blaring horns and soaring vocals often with highly political lyrics over driving through in nineteen seventy nine and in part because he felt he wasn't being recognized and compensated for his contributions but he continued to be a musical adventurer dipping into everything from Afro funk electronica his last album was released only last month it's a collaboration with the late south African trumpeter Hugh Masekela some of Tony Allen's own music was explicitly political but he believed in rejoicing in the small things of life too as he told NPR in two thousand ten CellaVision is everybody does we would look at it is like this every day we said it's a message he delivered through his exuberant music for more than five
Miss Information: A Trivia Podcast
Enter the Wu-Tang Clan
"Today. We're going to enter the WU. Tang clan I love that so much I was. You May as well have reached across the table and slap me. When you told me I was like? Oh I'm going to do this next and you're like I'm going to do the Wu Tang clan and I was like what and you really did your due diligence. You might have done a lot of research focused all right first of all. I watch the show. Time for part documentary series. Tang clan of Mike's in men came out in May two thousand nineteen It was filmed to commemorate the twenty fifth anniversary of the group. And actually there's also a dramatize who series called Wu Tang in American saga which came out. on Hulu in September twenty nineteen It portrays a fictionalized account of the the formation of the Tang clan over ten episodes but I decided I was going to the source. Yeah I was GonNa Watch the documentary. Good good for you documentary. I read some chapters in some books. Wow I read some websites. I listened to a lot of music primary sources I am I am here for Al.. I am your as of this moment. Just for just for one tiny moment in the blip of the timeline of the universe. Im Your expert on the Tang clan. That's very exciting to me as a CO host most of this podcast that I am sitting in the presence of the current expert of the Wu. Tang clan this is. I can't wait to learn it. You're so right off the bat the term. MC It can mean master of ceremonies which is usually the only person at a gathering that was allowed to use a microphone. It could also stand for microphone controller or Mike Cheka It is also the general inverse skilled rapper and to be a true. Mc means being able to perform under any circumstance to the ultimate performer and an emcee masters. The moment and makes every move appeared deliberate and I realize as I read the definition that you can tell I am the whitest. We are rivaled only by your good friend here Lauren. Also one of the whitest white girl I am very. Are you aware and I apologize in advance. If I mess anything up please let me know and happy to take feedback on this especially because this is a topic that I I that I start from. Scratch basically exactly all right so if you are an expert too and you already own the complete route Tang discography and you have a relevant tattoo. A to somewhere on your person and you just wanted to make sure that I got the names of the members right here. They are so right off the bat. You've Rizza JR izza older. You bastard goes face. Killa La Method Man Ray Kwan Inspector Deck Masekela and you God and then later on you had capitana so now you can go ahead and forward to the sparkly quiz music if you want but if you wanna hear the whole story buckling so picture it. Staten Island late. One thousand nine hundred eighty S. Oh ooh I know your favorite of the boroughs so the Park Hill housing complex which is located in the Clifton neighborhood on Staten Island had become the site of steadily increasing crime crime and drug abuse beginning in the early nineteen seventies by the late nineteen eighties to gain the nickname of crack hill due to the many arrests for possession in or sale of crack cocaine that were taking place place in and around the development. The bulk of the Park Hill neighborhood had been built in the nineteen sixties During New York City's plan for urban renewal projects in the majority of US residents were African. American can the complex consisted of fifteen acres of six story. Brick apartment buildings hearing from former residence doesn't exactly paint the most glowing portrait but kids of all ages in this complex played outside listening to music. DJ -Ing break-dancing Designing Graffiti and doing all kinds of other activities. That would later come to define hip hop so in their early early twenties. Cousins Robert Diggs Gary Greis and Russell. Tyrone Jones formed a group named force of the imperial master later known as the all in together. Now how crew. So Gary and Russell lived in Brooklyn but will come to Staten Island to visit their cousin Robert. Each of the three members recorded under an alias. Gary grace was the genius genius. Robert Diggs was Prince Raquin or the scientists in Russell. Jones was the specialist the group never signed to a major label but they caught the attention of the New York City rap scene through their homemade tapes by nine hundred ninety. One genius and prints were. Kim resigned to separate record labels but the label seemed to have strong armed them into doing some songs that they didn't didn't really feel so for example prince teams for a single was called. ooh I love you rookie. Ladies Man in the showtime documentary shows parts of this music video from nineteen ninety one and it is very nice it is so ninety S. It's so he you know. He's all dressed in early nineties. Ladies have that bright makeup on the big hair and like the shoulder pads and it's like Ooh we love rocky and it's like China he's like yeah all the ladies love me and this is when you listen to his later stuff like that was that was not really his vibe boy. So that didn't go so well for Prince or team didn't go for further genius genius so the cousins refocused their efforts and they give themselves some new nicknames. So the genius became Jessica cheesy pronounce. Gizeh and prints are keen became name Rizza. Oh showers the Russell Jones became older dirty bastard or ODBC R- is said that he knew the best rappers on Staten Island and he wanted to put a home-cooked meal of hip hop of real people. Together there early nineties rise of West Coast. Music shifted mainstream hip hop visibility. Away from New York City and Rizza decided to change all in the early nineties so recipe and collaborating with Dennis Coles who was later known as ghost face killer. They decided to create a hip hop group whose ethics would be a blend of of eastern philosophy picked up from Kung Fu movies. Five percent nation teachings from the streets and comic books so five percent nation is an American revisionist movement which split from the Nation of Islam in nineteen sixty three so this movement rejected being called a religion preferring instead to be known as a culture and a way of life in its teachings are referred to as supreme mathematics which you'll hear over and over you know when they give interviews and talk about you know Wu Tang. They're always talking about the supreme mathematics. Okay cool so Liu. Tang clan assembled in late nineteen ninety-two with Rizza as the defacto leader and the group's producer Rizza an old dirty bastard adopted the name for the group after the film Shaolin and Wu Tang so in contemporary China Chinese martial arts sales are generally classified into two major groups. You have Wudong which is named named after the Wudang Mountains in Shaolin named after the Shaolin Monastery Risen said that Wu Tang was the best sword style of martial arts and the tongue is like a sword soared and so I say that we have the best lyrics so therefore we are Tang clan. Love it the group also developed backrooms for their name including witty unpredictable. Edible talent and natural game okay and wisdom of the universe and the truth of Allah for the nation of the gods. I feel like I've heard that. Yeah Yeah so this is a background. It wasn't like the actual thing but it's fun when they can do that to make it so the group pulled together three hundred dollars to record their first track at firehouse studios the song protect. Your neck was released independently on Tang records in Nineteen ninety-two. The song made them the most talked about new act in New York City's underground and announced a new brand of hardcore hip pop in in the documentary talked to some of their former management. who were like? Okay here's what we did like we would send someone at a record store like ask for the new. ooh Tang Song and they'd be like we don't have that and then they would have somebody else come back in and be like two of us have the new routines and they'd be like no and then somebody would come in like playing the Wutang boombox and people would gather around be like yeah. This is great and they'd be like yeah. Wish you buy some of this so it was like guerrilla me. Yeah it worked. uh-huh course they would also like early on. They would kind of show up at Radio Studios like a colleague Ecology station or something like that with album. You should play this. Maybe we should do that with our podcast. Why haven't we done that? Well maybe not with radio station. 'cause that's the University of Rochester banging on the glass door. Be Like you should thumb drives us. Yeah exactly thumb drive you should play. Yeah podcast I'm your radio station. What I'm sure you're three? AM timeslot is open. Yeah of course. It is so risen the management including his brother divine bovine wanted to make sure that the group's members wouldn't be saddled with exclusive contracts with a particular record label. He wanted them to be able to launch future solo projects so there was a little bit of difficulty difficulty in finding a record label that would sign the Tang clan while still allowing each member to record solo albums with other labels. Okay seve Rifkin. Allowed records agreed need to all of us in Nineteen ninety-three so loud would get the first option to sign a solo artist. But then they would be allowed to talk to other studios so if you were like I'm GonNa go out on my own loud could say okay. I would give you this much money and then you were free to shop around and then still pick is the best thing. That's a nice deal. Yeah it was in. This was pretty pretty rare for those times especially when labels like owned Like decades so signing with records everybody agreed that led to the November remember nineteen ninety-three release of their debut album and Tang parentheses thirty six chambers.