Okay, you ready to start this show!

Your host to the evening is a really funny dude.

I forgot his last name, but I've seen him before and he's really funny.

Give him up for Mike.

Oh, it's a h-hmm.

Coming to you, baby.

Live on tape from the lucky 13th floor of a commercial high-rise and beautiful Beverly Hills adjacent

California from the studios of Sirius XM West boasting an obstructed view of the

world famous Hollywood sign. This is the Tully Show. I am your host, Mike Tully

joining me once again this week. Two people who are, I believe, making their third appearance on the Tully show, Jude Angelini from the all-out show in Shade 45.

And Mark McGrath singer of Sugar Ray, the host of Mark McGrath's 120, heard weekends on the 90s online here on Sirius XM.

Hey, hey, hey, what's up?

And you are, if I remember from last time the three of us were joined together we're together in this room a four hit

wonder yeah you know it's funny people were making up things for us because the one hit

wonder and when we surpassed that I was like oh my God you know they they we were so sure they were going to be one hit wonders now we have to make up new things well we were two hit wonders when every morning came and

someday came three and it wonders and then one it the silver was our last real big hit, top ten song,

then we're a four hit wonders.

So, you know, listen, and I've told you this a million times, the fact that we still get to play live and play music is a blessing and an honor.

These songs mean something to some people at one time and it's an honor. It's a pleasure.

So four hit wonder I'm not I don't have a problem with that. The

band's would die to be a one hit wonder.

The Joe Jackson song didn't stick.

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