Bad to the Bone

And they gazed in wide wonder, and it's you they found.

Then my mama spoke up, said, "Leave that woman alone." She could see right away that I was bad to the bone.

Bad to the bone.

Bad to the bone.

B-b-b-b-b-bad.

B-b-b-b-b-bad.

B-b-b-b-bad.

Right.

But surprisingly, one that stuck out was George Thurgood's Bad to the Bone.

Really? Never hit the hot 100.

really he was really low on the list it's just like and he's got you know moving on over and he's got you know i drink alone and a bunch of other stuff but for for whatever reason even though it's associated with like the terminator franchise you know because it's kind of the arnold

Sadat and Begin, along with Jimmy Carter, signed the Cap David Accords, which was the framework for peace in the Middle East today in 1978.

Bad to the Bone, released by George Thorogood in 82.

Marinos, 13, retired today in 2000.

And it was today in 2001 that While suffering from lung cancer and Parkinson's, Jack Buck read the patriotic-themed poem during the pregame ceremonies of baseball's first game back after the September 11th terrorist attacks.

Uh, man, that song is still like, man, that song is still shorthand for a tough guy.

Bad to the bone.

I do it all the

time at home and my kids do not know that song.

Yeah.

Now, in the beginning of that song, the nurse says, leave this one alone.

She could tell it was bad to the bone.

She's saying, leave a baby alone.

It seems like this might be a coordinated attack coming from Ladue this morning.

Uh, is there a more b- boomer thing [laughs] than have your ringtone on loud and set to the intro of Bad to the Bone? I guarantee you wacko does this.

That's from Mr. Licks.

And he says, "A new chapter begins.

On side yards.

Sounds like Liv-

On Bad to the Bone

... related, man

So it's all good.

And I have people like Bad to the Bone, George Thorogood, which is more of a mainstream song.

Then some 90s bands like the Soup Dragons with I'm Free.

I have some instrumental tunes on there, like Lagrange by ZZ Top.

Don't forget, of course, you can catch Gary for a quick one between six and seven this evening right here on the Big L.

He says, have you got George Thorogood and Born to be Bad? If you mean bad to the bone, yes, I have.

Yeah, I've got that one.

Give you the next clue to Tricker's tricky topical teaser very shortly indeed.

On the day

I was born The nurses all gathered round And they gazed in wide wonder At the joy they had found The head nurse spoke up Said leave this one alone She could tell

right away That I was bad to the bone Bad to the bone Bad to the bone B-b-b-b-b-bad B-b-b-b-b-bad B-b-b-b-b-bad a thousand hearts before I met you.

I'll break a thousand more, baby, before I am through.