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Yes. Boudi-boo-Do-B-Do-B-Do-B-Do-Bodo-Bid-O-Bid-O-Bid-O-Nyat volume four. My name is J.D. Riznar.

I'm Hunter. I'm David. And I'm Hollywood Steve. We're coming to you live from Tahunga, California, Steve. What song is this?

Why, I'm glad you asked JD. This is the very first yacht rock bone throw from our very first episode.

And it was a mind-blower. It's one that I picked. It's Airplay with

nothing you can do about it. One of the quintessential Yacht Rock songs and

something that we all wish was better known so that if we

played at a yacht rock DJ event everyone will not leave the dance floor.

Do you say B.J event? DJ?

But it could be a BJ event as well.

BJ event. Well, it depends on how much people like the song, I guess.

Yeah.

This is so Yacht Rock, not only because of its Toto-esque sound, but because it's created by the band Airplay which is

Yacht Rock Session Masters whose names I forget David Foster and Jay Poopin

Gray there it is this is pre-poopin this is pre- Poopin Graves. There it is. This is pre-poopin. Is it pre-poopin? Yeah, this is digestion. Yeah. Maybe it's not pre-poopin. We should double check that, but I think it's pre-poopin.

So we basically were playing this song we know is Yacht Rock to sort of set the bar in the

Yatsky scale. I give this baby a 92. I'm giving it a 100 this is essential and I think it really changed our show off the first off the bat right up first

first song set the fucking tone because Jay Grayden and David Foster particularly Jay Grayden and David Foster, particularly Jay Grayden, we could have had another 10 years of Yatrucks.

Yeah. I think it's a fantastic song. I find myself humming this at work when things aren't going my way and it always

cheers me up. This is essential yacht. This is a 95 for me. I'd like to claim a

lot of credit for introducing this song to you guys. I know shit a hundred guys I did a really really good job

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