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Hey,
it's Mike Waters from the Waters Wake Up Call.
Happy Tunes Day, and I thought since this week is the 66th anniversary of the day the music died, it'd be a good time to ask the question, who would be at the top of your list for the Rock and Roll Heaven Band?
Morning, Sunshine.
You are Mr. Popular this
morning.
Oh, that's been me my whole life.
That's a lie.
You know, as long as you call me, that's all that matters.
So I'm glad I answered and I'm glad you called.
I am you.
Good.
Yeah, yeah, he'll
play his set and then like a bat out of hell will be will be out of there because he's
doing
36 hour concert who doesn't want that
I don't know I like some good heavy meatloaf that stays with you
absolutely
Neil Perk, the greatest drummer of all time.
Yeah, you got Neil Perk, John Bonham, and Keith Moon.
That's the trifecta right there, and they're all up there.
Yeah, Neil Perk was greatly influenced by the Hoos.
Yeah, he loved
the Hoos, and he
loved Led Zeppelin.
Yes, he did, but I loved him and was very sad when he passed, so I decided to call in and get him in there.
Man, when he would go into a drum solo during a rush show, it was like, and I, a lot of times I think, oh, come on, not a twi-
20, 30 minute drum solo.
Do we really have to?
But when Neil Peart did it, I looked forward to
it.
Yes, the combo off their live album when they did Working Man, and I can't even remember the other name of the song now, but did like a 20 minute drum solo on the end of that, and that was when he first joined the band, and it was just amazing.
Yeah.
Finding my way.
Oh, finding my way, yeah.
That combo on that live album, it's like the best song ever.
I know I've heard it, because I've heard the album, but I'll have to re-listen it.
Oh, it's great.
All right, well, we got it.
Do some rush, absolutely.
Yeah, thank you.
Yeah, thanks for
calling.
I'd love to see John Belushi in that.
Yeah, yeah, little Blues Brothers, man.
I love John Belushi, man.
He was so awesome watching him play music.
It
was surprising.
I remember first seeing them on Saturday Night Live, and it was so surprising that he, both he and Dan Ackroyd, were so good, and they had such a band behind them anyway.
He was a good vocalist.
Plus, I mean, you see him do the flips and the cartwheels.
It's like, good lord!
And the backflips.
I just seen the one the other night when he was doing Joe-
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Yep, they
had done this thing called Lemmings.
It was a comedy, kind of a parody of Woodstock, and he did Joe Cocker in that.
If you look on YouTube, you'll see some scenes from the original live show of that, which is kind of cool.
He did Cocker so
well.
How about Jerry Rafferty?
Jerry Rafferty, yeah!
Oh yes, the bass, oh just the... The sax is great.
The sax, there you go.
So I'll tell you what, I'll include the saxophone beginning.
How about that?
Hey, can I play you this rare version of Baker Street?
It's got an alternate sax beginning.
Yeah.
Alright, hang on, here we go.
Here, I'll go ahead a little bit.
Won't be long now, Iron Man.
Here we go.
I like to pull that out every once in a while meatloaf
Oh, yeah, I love all his music.
I remember the first time I saw him, he was on Saturday Night Live, and I think he had just released Bad Out of Hell, but I had no idea who this guy was.
I was like 12, and he just seemed weird.
Making these weird faces, I'm going, Mom,
who's that?
He played in one of my favorite movies.
Which
one?
The Biker Guy.
Yes.
And here's one you've never seen.
Nobody's ever seen.
I saw it in the theater in 1980.
It was called Rody.
It had Meatloaf and Alice Cooper.
and
Debbie
Harry.
Do you know
that one?
I do.
It was a great movie.
Now I watch it every once in a while.
You know, it's kind of one of those cult movie things.
Right.
I'm about to watch it.
It's been a couple years since I've seen it.
Now that you've said something about it.
Yeah, well, we should have a roadie party.
Yes, we should.
I have one I can only imagine if this guy was still alive today what kind of music he would have made.
John Lennon?
Oh man, absolutely, John Lennon.
You
had me at Imagine, my friend.
You had me at Imagine.
Oh, I knew you would be there for that.
Well, of course.
Of course.
Of course.
Oh my goodness.
I was even, believe this or not, I was actually watching the Monday Night Football game.
Yeah.
Yeah, I
thought it was a joke at first.
I'd heard it
on the radio.
Well, when Howard Cosell interrupts a Monday night football game, you know he ain't foolin' around.
It was, it was, it was just, it was enough to take your breath away, that's for sure.
I don't know of
a more tragic rock and roll death than John Lennon.
I don't either.
He had just started doin' his thing again, just started, released an album, had a hit, and boom, there it went.
It was gone.
I mean, 40 years old.
I mean, he'd still be alive today.
I mean, it's,
I thought I had to say that.
Can you only imagine the music we would have gotten from him between now and then?
Hey, Mike.
Good morning.
How are you?
Not
too bad.
Thinking
about your question.
OK.
But there's another question you gotta ask.
OK.
Who wouldn't be involved?
Who wouldn't?
Who wouldn't be in this band?
Well, anybody living?
Well, yeah.
But I was just saying about all the ones we've lost.
Who wouldn't be in that band?
So who wouldn't you?
I
mean, I don't want to say who wouldn't you put in the rock and roll.
That's kind of
mean.
You're mean.
Well, am I wrong?
There's so many.
It's useful.
That's what I'm saying.
Yeah,
yeah.
I never
liked John Lennon so I wouldn't put him in there so
you're not saying like
that guy everybody's gone now it's like who wouldn't who wouldn't be in there
or yeah like you mentioned earlier what was the other day today the music died there's three right there you can put in
so many in that rock and roll heaven band who would be your first choice who would you put in the band first choice
yeah that
was a big loss I mean totally unexpected it's
Like, what the
heck?
I remember where I was when I heard about it, too.
Where
were you?
I was working at the casino in house keeping, and I was cleaning the room that they left the TV on.
So I just changed the channel, you know, just to listen to it.
Right.
And
they
said, Prince died, and I'm thinking, Prince who?
You know, because Prince Philip was getting up in age two.
Right.
So I'm like, thinking Royals, and then they started, I think, naming his songs or something, and I'm like, oh man.
Who
used
all the Wi-Fi?
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Hey, it's Mike waters from the waters wake up call happy tunes day and I thought since this week is the 66th anniversary of the day the music died It'd be a good time to ask the question who would be at the top of your list for the rock and roll heaven band
Oh,
that's been me my whole life That's a lie.
You know as long as you call me.
That's all that matters So I'm glad I'm glad I answered and I'm glad you called
good
Yeah, yeah, he'll
play his set and then like a bat out of hell will be will be out of there because he's
doing
36 hour concert who doesn't want that
I don't know I like some good heavy meatloaf that stays with you
absolutely
Neil Perk, the greatest drummer of all time.
Yeah, you got Neil Perk, John Bonham, and Keith Moon.
That's the trifecta right there, and they're all up there.
Yeah, Neil Perk was greatly influenced by the Hoos.
Yeah, he loved the Hoos, and he loved Led Zeppelin.
Yes, he did,
but I
loved him and was very sad when he passed, so I decided to call in and get him in there.
Man, when he would go into a drum solo during a rush show, it was like, and I, a lot of times I think, oh, come on, not a twi-
20, 30 minute drum solo.
Do we really have to?
But when Neil Peart did it, I looked forward to
it.
Yes, the combo off their live album when they did Working Man.
And
I can't
even remember the other name of the song now, but it did like a 20 minute drum solo on the end of that.
And that was when he first joined the band and it was just amazing.
Yeah.
Finding my way.
Oh, finding my way, yeah.
That combo on that live album is like the best song ever.
I know I've heard it because I've heard the album, but I'll have to re-listen it.
Oh, it's great.
All right.
Well, we got it.
Do some rush, absolutely.
Yeah, thank you.
Yeah, thanks for calling.
All right.
I'd love to see John Belushi in there.
Yeah, yeah, little Blues Brothers, man.
I love John Belushi, man.
He was so awesome watching him play music.
It was surprising.
I remember first seeing them on Saturday Night Live, and it was so surprising that he, both he and Dan Ackroyd, were so good, and they had such a band behind them anyway.
He was a good vocalist.
Plus, I mean, you see him do the flips and the cartwheels.
It's like, good lord!
And the
backflips.
I just seen them one the other night when he was doing Joe-
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Yep,
they had done this thing called Lemmings.
It was a comedy, kind of a parody of Woodstock, and he did Joe Cocker in that.
If you look on YouTube, you'll see some scenes from the original live show of that, which is kind of cool.
He did Cocker so well.
Jerry
Rafferty, yeah.
The sax is great.
The sax, there you go.
So I'll tell you what, I'll include the saxophone beginning.
How about that?
Hey, can I play you this rare version of Baker Street?
It's got an alternate sax beginning.
Yeah.
All right, hang on, here we go.
Here, I'll go ahead a little bit.
Won't be long now, Iron Man.
Here we
go.
here you go i like to pull that out every once in a while uh meatloaf meatloaf oh yeah i love all
I remember the first time I saw him, he was on Saturday Night Live and I think he had just released Bad Out of Hell, but I had no idea who this guy was.
I was like 12th and he just seemed weird.
Making these weird faces, I'm going, Mom, who's
that?
He played in one of my favorite movies.
Which
one?
The Biker Guy.
Yes.
And here's one you've never seen.
Nobody's ever seen.
I saw it in the theater in 1980.
It was called Rode.
It had Meatloaf and Alice Cooper and Debbie Harry.
Do
you
know that one?
I do.
It was a great movie.
Now I watch it every once in a while.
You know, it's kind of one of those cult movie things.
Right.
I forgot
to watch it.
It's been a couple years since I've seen it.
Now that you've said something about it.
Yeah.
Well, we should have a roadie party.
Yes, we
should.
I have one I can only imagine if this guy was still alive today what kind of music he would have made.
John Lennon?
Oh man, absolutely, John Lennon.
You
had me at Imagine, my friend.
You had me at Imagine.
Oh, I knew you would be there for that.
Well, of course.
Of course.
Of course.
Oh my goodness.
I was even, believe this or not, I was actually watching the Monday Night Football game.
Yeah.
Yeah, I
thought it was a joke at first.
I'd heard it
on the radio.
Well, when Howard Cosell interrupts a Monday night football game, you know he ain't fooling around.
I
don't
know of a more tragic rock and roll death than John Lennon.
He had just started doing his thing again, just started, released an album, had a hit, and...
Boom, there it went.
It was gone.
I mean, 40 years old.
I mean, he'd still be alive today.
I mean, that's why I had to say that.
Can you only imagine the music we would have got from him between now and then?
Good morning.
How are you?
Not too bad.
Thinking about
your question.
Okay.
But there's another question you gotta ask.
Okay.
Who wouldn't be involved?
Who wouldn't?
Who wouldn't be in this bed?
Well, anybody living?
Well, yeah, but I was just saying about all the ones we've lost.
Who wouldn't be in that bed?
So, who wouldn't you?
I
mean, I don't want to say who wouldn't you put in the rock and roll.
That's kind of
mean.
You're mean!
Am I wrong?
There's so many.
It's useful.
That's what I'm saying.
Yeah, yeah.
I never liked John Lennon so I wouldn't put him in there so you're not saying like that guy everybody's gone now it's like who wouldn't who wouldn't be in there
or yeah and all the like you mentioned earlier what was the other day today the music died there's three right there you can put in
so many in that rock and roll heaven band who would be your first choice who would you put the band first
choice
Yeah, that was a big loss.
I mean, totally unexpected.
It's like, what the
heck?
I remember where I was when I heard about it, too.
Where
were you?
I was working at the casino in housekeeping, and I was cleaning the room that they left the TV on.
So I just changed the channel, you know, just to listen to it.
And
they said, Prince died, and I'm thinking, Prince who?
You know, because Prince Philip was getting up in age two.
Right.
So I'm like, thinking Royals, then they started.
and his songs or something and I'm like, oh man.
Weekday mornings, 5.30 to 10.
Hey, it's Mike Waters from the Waters Wake Up Call.
Happy Tunes Day, and I thought since this week is the 66th anniversary of the day the music died, it'd be a good time to ask the question, who would be at the top of your list for the Rock and Roll Heaven Band?
Morning, Sunshine.
You are Mr. Popular this
morning.
Oh, that's been me my whole life.
That's a lie.
You know, as long as you call me, that's all that matters.
So I'm glad, I'm glad I answered, and I'm glad you called.
I am you.
Good.
Yeah, yeah,
he'll play his set and then like a bat out of hell will be will be out of there because he's
doing
I don't
know I like some good heavy meatloaf that stays with
you
the greatest drummer of all time.
Yeah, you got Neil Perk, John Bonham, and Keith Moon.
That's the trifecta right there, and they're all up there.
Yeah, Neil Perk was greatly influenced by the Hoos.
Yeah, he loved the Hoos, and he loved Led Zeppelin.
Yes, he did,
but I
loved him and was very sad when he passed, so I decided to call him and get him in there.
Man, when he would go into a drum solo during a rush show, it was like, and I, a lot of times I think, oh, come on, not a 20, 30,
20 minute drum solo.
Do we really have to?
But when Neil Pert did it, I looked forward to
it.
Yes, the combo off their live album when they did Working Man and
I can't
even remember the other name of the song now, but we did like a 20 minute drum solo on the end of that and that was when he first joined the band and it was just amazing.
Yeah.
Finding my way.
Oh, finding my way, yeah.
That combo on that live album is like the best song ever.
I know I've heard it because I've heard the album, but I'll have to re-listen
it.
Oh, it's great.
All right.
Well, we got to do some rush.
Absolutely.
Yeah, thank
you.
Yeah, thanks for
calling.
I loved to see John Belushi in there.
Yeah, yeah, little Blues Brothers, man.
I loved John Belushi, man.
He was so awesome watching him play music.
It
was surprising.
I remember first seeing them on Saturday Night Live, and it was so surprising that he, both he and Dan Ackroyd, were so good, and they had such a band behind them anyway.
He was a good vocalist.
Plus, I mean, you see him do the flips and the cartwheels.
It's like, good lord!
And the backflips.
I just seen them one the other night when he was doing a joke.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Yep, they
had done this thing called Lemmings.
It was a comedy, kind of a parody of Woodstock, and he did Joe Cocker in that.
If you look on YouTube, you'll see some scenes from the original live show of that, which is kind of cool.
He did Cocker so
well.
I
remember the first time I saw him he was on Saturday Night Live and I think he had just released Bad Out of Hell, but I had no idea who this guy was I was like 12 and he just seemed weird making these weird faces.
I'm going mom
The
biker guy yes, and here's one you've never seen nobody's ever seen I saw it in the theater in 1980 was called road
that had Meatloaf, and Alice Cooper, and Debbie Harry.
Do
you know that one?
I do.
It was a great movie.
Now I watch it every once in a while.
You know, it's kind of one of those cult movie things.
Right.
I'm about
to watch it.
It's been a couple years since I've seen it.
Now that you've said something about it.
Yeah, well, we should have a roadie party.
Yes, we
should.
I have one I can only imagine if this guy was still alive today, what kind of music he would have made.
John Lennon?
Oh man, absolutely, John Lennon.
You had me at Imagine, my friend.
You had me at Imagine.
Oh, I knew you would be there for that.
Well, of course.
Of
course.
Of
course.
Of
course.
Yeah.
Oh my goodness.
I was even, believe this or not, I was actually watching the Monday Night Football game when Howard Cosell announced that over the TV.
Yeah.
Just like, you got to be.
Kidding me.
Yeah, I thought it was a joke at first.
I'd heard it on the radio.
Oh, I was watching the damn game when it came on and it was just like,
are you kidding me?
Well, when Howard Cosell interrupts a Monday night football game, you know he ain't fooling around.
It was, it was, it was just, it was enough to take your breath away, that's for sure.
I don't know of a more tragic rock and roll death than John Lennon.
I don't either.
He had just started doing his thing again, just started, released an album, had a hit, and boom, there it went.
It was gone.
I mean, 40 years old.
I mean, he'd still be alive today.
I mean,
I thought I had to say that.
Can you only imagine the music we would have got from him between now and then?
Good morning.
How are you?
Not too bad.
Thinking about your questions.
Okay.
But there's another question you gotta ask.
Okay.
Who wouldn't be involved?
Who wouldn't?
Who wouldn't be in this band?
Well, anybody living?
Well, yeah, but I was just saying about all the ones we've lost.
Who wouldn't be in that band?
So who wouldn't you?
I
mean, I don't want to say who wouldn't you put in the rock and roll.
That's kind of
me.
I never
liked John Lennon, so I wouldn't put him in there.
So you're not saying like that guy everybody's gone now It's like who wouldn't who wouldn't be in there?
So many in that rock and roll heaven bad who would be your first choice?
Who would you put?
the band, first choice.
Yeah,
that was a big loss.
I mean, totally unexpected.
It's like, what the
heck?
I remember where I was when I heard about it, too.
Where were
you?
I was working at the casino in the house, do you think?
And I was cleaning the room that they left the TV on.
So I just changed the channel, you know, just to listen to it.
And they said, Prince died.
And I'm thinking, Prince who?
You know, because Prince Philip was getting up in age two.
I'm like thinking Royals and then they started, I think, naming his songs or something.
And I'm like, oh, man.
Weekday mornings, 5.30 to 10.
