Hello and welcome once again to History Dweeps. I am Tim, and the topic of our podcast today is the

very talented singer Sam Cook. We're going to talk about Sam's career and his untimely death.

He got at a very young age. We're going to get into all that in just a few moments.

But before we do, let me introduce my co-host for today's podcast. A man who is very familiar with the music scene, a man of very many talents, a man who is, well, a person who is probably the most

dangerous man in podcasting today, and that's the Honorable Colonel Charles Bullrygard,

Hawke Waters III, affectionately known as the Southern gentleman. How are you today, Colonel?

Well, thank you for that kind introduction, Timmy. I'm doing very, very well.

Well, you know, I can do a proper introduction when I'm not distracted by our other panelists.

But have you ever noticed that every time you try to say something nice about me, she's got a interrupt cough.

Or sigh.

Cy, roll eyes.

Yeah. It doesn't always come across on the, our listeners can always tell it, but she's out there, you know, making faces, you know, putting a finger down her throat. Yeah, you know. Yeah. So Brandy is not here today. Showing her breasts. Sometimes she lives to show. Sometimes, you know, she's got a lot of beeps. But Brandy's not here today. Showing a breast. Sometimes she's got a lot of beeps.

But Brandy's not with us today.

So when Brandy's not with us, we try to do like high level intellectual type of time.

Highbrows.

Yeah.

We don't have to do the all the gruesomeness because, you know, Brandy...

She thrives on slaughter and murder and, you know, all those terrible things.

I think she gets a peculiar sexual excitement.

Yeah, I've noticed that.

I've noticed sort of heavy breathing when we get into when we talk about some of these gory details.

When we did Carl Pansram? Oh, oh yeah she was off the wall she was off

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