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Ah, the festive period once again. It's time to give each other presents and receive presents

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and say thanks and then put them on eBay.

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M-R-M-P-D-D-D-P-T-P-O-D-O-D-O-O-K.

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Delta Sierra Charlie 5-1-Niner.

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Was introduced to me.

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Andy Stone, in the coffee shop, blended.

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It's on the pod safe music network.

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And that was suggested by...

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Hold on a second. I got a holy mail here.

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First of all, let me say.

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You can probably tell there's a difference in the configuration of the sound today.

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And not just the difference in the configuration of the studio, but a difference in

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configuration in my face.

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Yes, today.

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See, boxing day, second day of Christmas in many parts of the world.

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I awoke to find my left cheek somewhat swollen.

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It's not exactly what's happened, but I'm pretty sure there's a route of one of my teeth.

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It's not pretty to look at.

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Since I was up at 6 a.m. anyway, the pain basically woke me up.

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I forget I wanted to get the show out of the way and get it all crank.

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So kind of a mellow start.

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I was going to say that was sent in by Andy Stone.

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Just listen to this about that record.

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I really liked that track.

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I really liked it. He says, um, do you know how to inform

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my epic recording artist Danny Malone from Dodding for Pearls?

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Who later made an album for Atlantic with Elliot Easton of the cars in the early 90s?

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It's handling vocals on my latest bird inspired melody and hook driven for song project.

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And so he goes on to explain what's going on.

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But of course, you can find it the pod safe music network.

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Which means if you have a podcast, you're free to use that on your show.

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Hey, everybody. How you doing? Hope you had a good Christmas.

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I'm sorry. I just don't have all the energy because literally the left side of my face

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So I can't do my normal.

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My normal upbeat up tempo crap coming to you from the curry cottage.

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Of course in the affluent suburb of Surrey.

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This is the daily source code episode 519.

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Had a fantastic Christmas actually.

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It always seems to happen.

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Whatever I'm nice and relaxed and everything's all chilled out.

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And we're just hanging out with the family.

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That's always when I get sick.

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We're going vacation.

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I'm going to be sick.

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But otherwise, it was great.

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Of course, I did all my well.

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Let me rewind back to Friday.

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We had the BT pod show holiday party at the UK crash pad in Shortage and London.

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A lot of fun.

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I'd never really been to a Christmas party in the UK.

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You brits really do like to drink and it's not like you're drinking a lot.

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But you just it's like people are literally excited about drinking.

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And you know me, I'm not at all a guy who likes to drink.

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I smoke my pleasures.

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I had a glass or two and it was a lot of fun.

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Getting kind of wasted with everybody.

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And there were people there who represented shows that are on the BT pod show.

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I think actually a Neil done a pretty good job.

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He invited some other people who aren't.

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We don't are in a member of the network.

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Just to chill out a bit.

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A Scott from the night nurse show.

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Yes, Saturday went shopping together.

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I gave her a book.

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You know, I love giving away books.

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which is actually a very well-produced book.

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It's really pretty.

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She loves reading trash like that.

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I thought she'd get a kick out of seeing what she is not yet.

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But soon can become.

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There was some great TV on here.

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It was just really nice, except, of course, my face would start to swell up.

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And all of this just days before we start our big move to the new curry cottage.

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I'm Steve.

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I don't know what's like in the States.

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I don't know what's like in your house.

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Um, yeah, just close and all the address and the assignment will be there with a few bones of beer.

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I'm sure, Patricia will love it.

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You need to come over and stop some potato chips right into the woodwork.

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You know, it's, um, it's a small courtesy, but I'm happy you're willing to do it for me.

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Dude, this whole thing about Patricia and a record.

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This is a perfect opportunity for a bunch of us to get together.

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And she could release jazz versions or valid versions of a lot of the.

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Top tunes that are on the pod safe music network.

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I'm sure that Matthew evil got some stuff that could be read,

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cut and rework.

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Jeff, this has stuff that we recut reworked.

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Common Tyler myself.

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I'm sure there's a bunch of them that we could do.

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And then it would be automatically pod safe.

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Everybody would obviously, you know, sign a waiver to make that work.

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And, um, man, let's do it.

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Let's, let's make it happen.

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Let's open some dialogue about it.

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Let's see what we can do.

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I'll check me out.

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Kevin Reeves got net.

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Have a good one.

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Of course, buddy.

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Very happy holidays and happy new year to you.

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Just check them out of the pod safe music network.

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This whole story has really gotten some legs.

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Wimmit was he, uh, is he a judge or, no, he's just, he's one of the celebrity dancers

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on the dancing with the stars, which by the way, aired last night.

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Uh, highest rated program of the evening.

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Uh, although Patricia did not come in first place.

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and explain why.

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trot and your wallets and your samba and all that stuff.

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I have no idea what's going to go on.

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I love the idea.

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You know, you, you've got such great careers.

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You've got such great music, uh, all on the podcast music network.

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I, I think Patricia should figure it out herself.

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You don't have to have a number one radio hit to actually sell any CDs.

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which I hope she would make podsafe.

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This business is dying off.

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and perhaps making a few predictions for 2007.

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But first, we've got to deal with some of this podsafe stuff.

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Okay, Adam, you have some spleen and to do on DSE 516, we hear.

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If they write them, that's fine, but I want to be able to release them podsafe,

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which means, you know, they're probably not going to make any money.

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What was that again?

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Probably not going to make any money.

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Now, what do you mean by, they won't make any money?

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I guess that means that the whole podsafe music network is for nothing.

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And music podcasting is a waste of time.

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Sorry, Adam, but I don't agree.

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And wish you had chosen some better words.

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No, I think you misunderstood what I'm saying.

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I love the pod.

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Come on.

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I've been part of the podsafe music revolution.

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We set up the podsafe music network because we believe in it.

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However, I really don't believe we're going to see massive multimillion selling CDs

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or tracks anymore in the near future.

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Again, this is something I definitely want to talk about at the end of the year.

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they're not making money on CD sales alone.

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It's on the publishing.

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It's on licensing.

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It's on merchandising.

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And of course, they also take a piece of the touring.

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If there's any money available in that.

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I mean, there's so many different avenues and bands and artists are independent companies.

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And now they have all the tools to do this themselves.

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That's the whole point.

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The podsafe music and playing music on podcasts is just a small piece of it.

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By itself, I don't think it.

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It a career of great wealth.

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This, of course, is going to be a couple of huge breakout hates that just happened.

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That every, you know, this viral is like viral videos.

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Of course, that's going to happen.

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But because we now have tens of thousands of podcasts and hundreds of thousands of tracks

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supply does it mean that people will be making money hand over foot, probably not,

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not just based upon the track sales.

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But when I see the relationships that have been built up, the relationships between artists,

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fans and people who want to promote them just want to help them out for free by playing

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them on their podcasts, that's where the magic is.

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And that's where there's a hell of a lot of good things to be done.

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And yes, indeed, money to be made.

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One, two, one, six, two, five, six, three, five, seven.

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One, two, one, six, two, five, six, three, five, seven.

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You know, when he said, you got some slain into do.

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For a second there, I thought it was going to say, you got some splendour to track.

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And of course, portions of the day show brought to you by splendor, the substitute for sugar.

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You know, I haven't heard from people about splendor in a while.

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Are we still mixing it up?

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Are we still trying different flavors?

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Are we still trying to come up with a great new master's solution for making my senseo

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coffee taste even better?

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Love to hear from you.

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All right, this is Ron from zip71101 podcast located at zip.punchow.com.

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Last week, I spoke to Rock and Roll legend Dale Hawkins.

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He wrote and recorded Susie Q and 1957.

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And that was a smash hit.

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He wrote and recorded Susie Q and 1957.

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And that was a smash hit.

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He wrote and recorded Susie Q and 1957.

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And that was a smash hit.

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He wrote and recorded Susie Q and 1957.

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And that was a smash hit.

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Guitarist James Burton, who was only 15 years old, played those famous guitar licks.

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Susie Q was also chosen as one of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 songs

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that shaped rock and roll.

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And I've got the interview with the legend, Dale Hawkins.

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Zip.punchow.com.

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All right, I did a source code episode 519.

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Our Gile Pems.

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I think you should buy us a drink.

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At least.

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I've never felt this good in my entire life.

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I'm feeling positively nauseous from the massive quantities of ibuprofen I've been taking

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as well as a swishling suit gargling with salt water and all kinds of other medicines I

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feel horrible. I have a feeling it's going to be a rude canal or some crap like that just

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oh something I don't need today at all. So anyway I have no idea how this how the setup sounds

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I worked all day yesterday through the pain I want you to know. I've now I was in preparation

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for the move I had to start cleaning shit up in the studio and I have had so many different setups

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over the years. So many different mixing boards and configurations and it was a complete spaghetti

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factory behind the podcast console. So now what I've done is I've set it up with the Yamaha

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the Alpha Whiskey 16 Golf. Remember that's the digital mixing console. I've set that up and runs it

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and has some inline processing and I've really I'm not just not sure if it sounds right yet

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but I did work on a whole bunch of sounds and setups and I've got the old what is that this

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hold on let me take a look at it. Yeah the sound crap for board. I've got that one set up kind of as a

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headphone mixer so that I can hear exactly what's going into cast blaster which of course is

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still a part of the setup and I even resurrected an old power book G4 for some multi track stuff.

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So it's it's kind of looking good and literally half of the wires I had I was able to put into one

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of the boxes. So now when the movers come of course this is a story I've convinced Patricia I was

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really busy doing. I was really just reconfiguring the studio but I told her it was like preparing

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for the move but it is true that now when the movers come I know exactly what wires I need what

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plugs what to extension cord they all go into one box all of the computer stuff can go into the

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you know boxes right nearby and it'll be completely ready for unpacking because let's be honest it's the

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first thing I'm going to unpack. Hey fans of daily source code come and check out our holiday

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Christmas video podcast at rockinrolltv.net also seen at rockinrolltv.podshow.com. Happy holiday!

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Sharon Ross. I had a mid-cert Patrick from a not so what did I say?

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What did I say that? I meant Sharon Bam of course. I had a mid-cert Patrick from a not so

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affluent suburb of East Sussex just wanted to make a comment on your remarks regarding fog in the

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DSC 518. I'm a commercial pilot based down here in Gatwick and I fly the Boeing 737 400 series.

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How hard is that? I fly the Boeing 737 service series Rura and in common with many of our

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colleagues in the modern airplanes of today we can in fact land automatically fully automatically

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without touching the controls and we don't need to see very much we need to be able to see

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something one light at 50 feet that's our reference. And as is not a very modern airplane if you're

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getting to something more sophisticated like say the triple seven they can land because they got

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better systems more at London sense on. They can land with no visibility, no lights, nobody's seeing anything

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and the whole airplane will just touch down, land, stop itself on the runway on the centre line,

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no trouble at all. And most of the modern airplanes can do that even the smaller air buses and everything.

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Oh nearly forgot. Yes, of course you are. Oh pilots are full. Now that's not true. Not all pilots.

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Yeah, I stand corrected on a couple of things that I said there. So I knew that modern aircraft

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could do that. I actually wasn't aware that they could completely do everything and come to a full

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stop all by themselves. That's pretty fucking amazing technology. Although I didn't know that a lot

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of aircraft certainly can take you all the way down to the runway. I didn't know the 737

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was capable of doing that. I also have received numerous reports from people that yes indeed there

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are many airfields with ground radar. Skippel airport in the Netherlands has ground radar.

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Thank you Alexander for that. Although I'm not sure if if he throw has that a crap to

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satellite window closed when I wasn't looking. Sorry about that serious folks.

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At Brittany Mason who you probably know from second life has started a podcast. It's very

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interesting. It is a second life podcast. You'll want to take a look at it at Brittany Mason Show.

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dot pod show dot com. Very interesting. She speaks for the first time. Oh man, excuse me, this

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shit is getting to me. I think I got to play one last song for you. Then I'm going to get

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ready to go to the dentist Fiona's nice enough to see me at 1215 which is why I'm recording

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early at figure. If work needs to be done, if we need 50 hour maintenance job, you're not going

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to want to listen to me after that. Dancing to moonlight.

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Nothing like a little bit of Japanese jazz fun kind of Wednesday morning. Casey Saito from the

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pod safe music network. Dancing moonlight. There is so much interesting stuff.

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Really should check it out. Of course, links to all of these artists in the show notes at

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dailysourcecode.com. Hopefully tomorrow things will be on the mend. The swelling will have been

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reduced in the cheek and we'll be back here to talk about some more stuff. I'll get the lady

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Patricia on to talk about dancing with the stars and the dancing with Patricia project. I love the

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idea. I really do. Alright everybody, thanks for listening to my complaining. I'll be back tomorrow.

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You know where to find me email me adamantpodshow.com dailysourcecode.com for the show notes.

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Take care everybody. Bye. Another pod show podcast. Stick it in your ear.

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