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Water's here from the Water's Wake Up Call.
Always have a blast on Throwback Thursday.
Just hanging back in the day and talking tunes.
Mr. Water's DJ Extraordinaire.
How
are you?
How are you today there, Woodsy Owl?
I am fantastic.
So what
can I do for you this fine morning?
Well, I promised my dental hygienist, Magnificent Marsha, that I would get you to play Home Sweet Home.
You
know, I
think I
can make that happen, yeah.
Yeah, would you please?
How can I say no to Magnificent Marsha, the dental hygienist?
Fantastic.
So why do you think your dental hygienist deserves such a great song?
What makes
Marcia Magnificent
because she's so wonderful and when she got out of the army and she went to get her car and when she started her car up at her grandmother's that song came on the radio
oh wow home so she got home from the army got into her car first song on the radio home sweet home it
was
wow
what an old man what do
you know yeah no kidding well now I cannot
possibly say no to that.
Well, of course not.
Well, of course not.
It is Magnificent Marsha of the team.
All right, Magnificent Marsha, home sweet home and glad she's still home sweet home in Iowa.
Yeah.
I would love to hear Paul Simon, you can call me out.
Yeah.
Due to a Halloween memory.
Do tell.
My little sister was a pumpkin and we got a leaf pumpkin bag and cut leg holes and my mom filled it with paper shavings from her work and it started to rain.
Oh.
Oh no.
Why am I soft in the middle now?
And every time I hear that song, that's what I think
of.
I was wondering, where's she going with this?
The Halloween
and the
pumpkin and the soft in the middle.
That's great.
All the paper shavings just leashed out of her legs and
got soggy and soft.
Great song anyway.
It's actually with the Chevy shape.
Yeah, absolutely.
For the first 10 years, I thought it was Chevy singing the song.
No, you didn't.
No, I
didn't.
I know.
I'll bet some people did.
People who aren't very bright.
Yeah.
Soft in the middle as far as the brain goes.
What's your sister's name?
Stephanie.
We are like 12 and more 40 now.
Good morning, Mike.
How are you?
Good morning, Carrie, from Dyson.
I'm good.
Well, now, of course, I'm good.
Now that you're calling.
Aren't I a charmer?
Yeah,
I'm a charmer.
Don't you be a no one now?
A no one?
A no one.
I don't know what you're saying.
Is that some kind of weird form of pig Latin that I'm not aware of?
I don't know.
It just sounded good.
It did sound good.
That's true.
I just didn't understand it, but it sounded good.
So what can I do for you?
I
was listening to the countdown.
Yes.
I believe it was Chuck Berry.
My ding-a-ling.
My ding-a-ling.
For some reason, Mrs. Waters always dedicates that to me, because she says I'm her
ding-a-ling.
Oh, well, I know Mrs. Waters says that with love.
I'm sure.
You promise?
All right, enough of this nonsense.
I would love to play a little Ding-a-ling-a-ling.
Awesome.
And thanks for the Ding-a-ling and giving me the Ring Ding-a-ling.
That's Mike over there.
King Ding-a-ling.
Howdy, howdy, howdy.
Hey,
as we're known, we can throw the listeners back to 1978 with some Y-M-C-A.
Only if you promise to do all of the moves, you know, creating the Y and the M and the C and the A with the arms and the stuff.
Hell, I've been doing that all morning long.
Well, that's fantastic.
And it's... I haven't heard the cowbell this
morning either.
Oh man, you haven't.
Hold on.
I'm gonna have to play a good cowbell tune today.
Do some village people.
YMCA, I don't think there's any cowbell in that, but I'll do that and then I'll find some other cowbell tune.
All right, Mr. Waters, thank you.
Yeah, and you're talking about Halloween.
And one of my fond memories in the 70s is when I used to go trick-or-treating, everybody had their light on, and I mean, you could trick-or-treat from 6 p.m.
till 10 p.m.
without fear of...
anything bad happening to you, and you could get enough candy in your bag to, you know, jack your sugar, blood sugar up for the next two months.
Yeah, you probably didn't fall asleep till November 4th.
No, and you got the full-sized candy bars.
It wasn't the little fun-sized ones.
Yeah, you know, that's false advertising, by the way.
Fun-sized, that's not fun-sized.
No.
No, no, that's trauma-sized.
Who's this gonna fill up?
I know.
Even if you're five or six, it's like, I wanna...
Big candy bar
and first Avenue Howard Hall used to give away money back in the day.
Oh
The mansion called Bruce more.
Oh Bruce more.
I still haven't visited there.
Is that haunted as they say?
It is.
All right.
You got
to catch it at the right night though.
He's passed away, right?
Many moons ago.
Yeah, I wonder if he I wonder if the ghost still maybe haunts with with cash.
You won't be that fortunate, my friend.
No, you know, there's got to be some kind of a
saiyan swiggy board thing you can say that that would bring him out with the money he took with him.
I'm gonna try when I go I'm gonna try and then I'll let you know if it works or not.
Weekday
mornings 5 30 to
10.