The Ray Hurrah once again the smartest man in the world, Proofcast takes to the ether.

That's the mighty Isle of Brothers in their 60 second year of configuration.

This time recording live from the purpose of Trudy Tudy located somewhere in Lower California,

right near a burrito. My name is Greg, this is my wife, Jennifer. Hi. Hi. I finally recognized you.

It's taken a year.

Do you mean that's in one of their earlier incarnations because now they're in their 60th decade

as a group? Yeah, they're in their 400th great year. They're 700 here.

They're the only thing longer running than the mouse trap by Agatha Christie.

Berperns wrote this jam and Phil Spectr to the original version with a group called the

Tip Topps or something. Top notes. And this is the second version.

And this was the big hit. Then the Beatles heard it because they liked all the groups like

Marvillettes, miracles, Isle of Brothers and they covered it and then that's the version

that you hear. By the way, we're almost recovered from last night's Isle of Brothers versus

Earth Wind and Fire. First of all, full disclosure. No way on Earth was

I going to miss the greatest thing that's happened since the containment. And secondly, I...

It was over three hours long. Yeah, it was over seven hours long. It was longer than

Ken Burns jazz documentary. And I got high, I got drunk, then I cried at one point.

I don't think I laid on the floor, but I did pass out. So I think it was a full, complete

evening for me. And your experience of me watching the Isle of Brothers and the Earth Wind

and Fire. It was great. At the beginning when Ron Eisley was sitting there wearing a chinchilla

over a brocade suit. It was so good. I knew it was going to be good.

In a hat, by the way. He had a black fedora. He looked like he was dressed like a cried

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