Nobody knows the band Granfunk, the wild shirtless lyrics of Mark Farner, the long raddling

pace of Mel Shocker, the confident drumwork of Don Brewer, oh man!

Granfunk Railroad paved the way for Jefferson Airplane, which cleared the way for Jefferson

Starship.

The stage was now set for the Ellen Parsons project, which I believe was some sort of hovercraft.

Good evening everyone, our top story, marijuana is now legal, legal, legal, and it's made

everything just so great.

Ladies, in a few seconds we'll be sipping on some Chris and watching the 2003 MTV Movie

Awards.

We're not in Saskatoon anymore mom, people in Toronto don't tuck in their blouses, they

want to dress well here, and I want to fit in, you know?

All I need is some tasty waves, cool buzz, and I'm fine.

Man, find a nickel for every time I heard a guy say that, I'd have eight nickels!

Hey everybody, welcome to a Tuesday afternoon edition of TBTL, this is the show that just

might be too beautiful to live.

My name is Luke Burbank, I am your host, weighing in at £194, and then Luke Burbank would

have seen like all of 98 pounds, don't I wish.

This episode 1,723 in a collector's series, a beautiful Tuesday afternoon here in the

small maritime village of Port Townsend, Washington, a rare, sunny, winter day with the sun just

glinting off of the bay of Port Townsend, the fog rolling in over Indian islands, and

if I just lean back here, you can see the USS Stennis, the aircraft carrier, refueling

and refilling, it's bombs so that it's ready to rain, hellfire down on anyone who dares

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