TuNesDay SouNdTrackS

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TuNesDay SouNdTrackS

The Waters Wake Up Call with Mike Waters · Tue Mar 14, 2023

Hey, it's waters from the waters wake up call our tunes day topic this morning was best soundtracks ever Loose did you love that like at the time was it you saw the movie and thought oh my god I got to get the soundtrack

no not too late not too later And I realized the message it was saying

yeah, what was the the message just dance know the rebel

Oh, the rebel.

Yeah, and telling everybody, come on!

That dude, that dude needs to get with it.

We all need to dance.

Let's dance.

And then everybody danced.

And it's time to dance.

That's right.

And that town was never the same.

Not at all.

That guy came into town and loosened everybody's feet and everybody decided, you know what?

We're just going to keep them loose.

We don't need our feet tightened.

This is how it's going to be for the rest of our lives.

Yeah,

that is a great soundtrack for sure.

Yeah, that's

such a fun soundtrack.

And my son is so into these Marvel movies that when he saw Guardians of the Galaxy, he thought, wow, what a great soundtrack.

And for that particular Christmas, he asked for a turntable and the soundtrack to Guardians

of the galaxy and I thought, yes!

Your son's got good things.

That's right, he knows what he's doing.

Yeah, I thought you were bad.

Sky

blue waters.

Well, good morning to you, my friend.

Back at ya.

The best soundtrack ever to remember the Titans.

I noticed all the ones you were talking about, but you never mentioned this one.

I almost puddled up and cried.

Oh, oh, honey.

No, it's okay.

It's okay.

Just because I forget, it's it's early.

You never forget.

You're the greatest.

I think it's the rebel in me because the name of the movie is Remember the Titans and I just always forget it.

Maybe it's just my rebellious nature.

If you want to.

Go to it and pick one of your favorite songs out there because I'm telling you, it covers the late 60s, early 70s.

I mean, it's rock and roll, good stuff.

Isn't that great when they have a movie that's that old great music that you're super familiar with and you grew up with it?

It heightens it so much, heightens that excitement and the sense of it.

And I'll make sure everybody remembers the Titans, man.

Back at you, you have a great...

I'm

doing good man.

I'm doing good.

Let's talk soundtracks my friend

Oh, yeah, yeah apocalypse

now doesn't get enough respect, you know the doors

and

just great stuff and then Dave to confuse it's got everything that we like you know

so yeah it's got all the

70s

yeah good 70s rock and roll both fantastic soundtracks and did you know with apocalypse now Francis Ford Coppola bought the rights to every single doors song and he intended on using just tons of doors making that mainly the uh the soundtrack for the movie he ended up only using the end at the beginning and that was great all in itself

oh wow

Oh yeah,

it was

great.

I know that, uh, we gotta get out of this place from the animals was the number one song that all the servicemen requested because they

wanted to get out.

They wanted to get the hell out of that place.

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah.

Hey!

How you

doing, man?

I'm good, fish.

How you doing, man?

Oh, pretty good.

Enjoying another gorgeous morning.

Is it?

I can't tell yet.

You're in Decora, right?

Uh, my truck says 12.

There is something about when it's cold and you go outside, it really kind of wakes you up.

You know, you got the coffee and you got that hit, hit a cold air.

Oh boy, I'll tell you, nothing gives you that like the Midwest.

You're always optimistic.

Thank you.

Well, hey, you said it's another beautiful day, so I'm just going along with you.

Bish got me thinking it's a really beautiful day.

What would be a great soundtrack to a day like this, Fish?

All

right.

The

commitment.

The commitments.

That is a forgotten movie.

Uh-huh.

That soundtrack I listen to all the time.

Yeah, they put together this great soul band in Ireland and the music from that movie got huge again.

You know, that soul music.

That band from the movie, they went out touring and they did a couple of tours and you don't hear about them or the movie or anything.

about it anymore.

The singer they found in that movie, just a great, great voice, you know, kind of the Joe Cocker.

I

heard

that

he was 16 years old when he sang that.

What?

So he's 16 in that movie?

Maybe 17 by the time they

got

the movie.

Yeah, that's pretty amazing.

He looks 30.

You know, you don't have to believe everything you hear,

but that's what I heard.

I'm gonna believe you Fish.

Cause I know you believe it, and you've probably heard it somewhere, so let's just say it's true.

Yeah!

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