Hello friends, Happy New Year. I hope this finds you well. Thank you for clicking on this and clicking on over to the old Tully Show slash Talk of Ages feed. As promised, Talk of Ages has moved over to my Patreon and therefore this place has been a bit of a ghost town, but also as promised, I don't intend to leave

you folks high and dry. I do intend to do something here eventually, and for now, I intend to

share a bit of what is happening over on my Patreon, this time around case in point, year in

review, a show, it's a very straightforward show. We take a look at various years in history.

We did the 80s, the 90s, the 0s. Then we rolled the odometer back to 1900. Turns out the turn of the century was where the real action was waiting for us all along. This time around, we party like it is 1909. If you enjoy this, and I think you you will click on the link in the episode description

and you can hear the sequel episode 1910 for free at my Patreon but for now take it away

turn of the century music superstar Ada Jones.

Hello and welcome to the return of Year in Review. Where has the time gone? Can you believe we are already up to the end of the O's?

This time around we take a look at 1909. Say, kids, since the day I met you, it seems I never can forget you.

And I don't intend to let you flag me when we mean...

It can only be!

Your ears do not deceive you. That was, I did not expect to have a, when we did, we're doing the years,

Ikey, calm down, we're just doing a podcast. We've done this a million times. Act like a goddamn professional.

Well, we were doing the years and review late 70s through whenever the hell I gave up because I came to became too depressed as we approached the modern day in history.

I'm sure more than once we must have started the show with the same artist who had the number one song or something like the number one song in the land for multiple years.

I did not expect that that would be the case going all the way back to the dawn of

music recording itself.

And yet, there she was.

I gather, the house shantous at the Edison recording lab.

So who the hell else were they going to get?

That was the dulcet tones of turn of the century song siren Ada Jones.

Heard there collaborating with the man who,

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