Huey Lewis and the News

Yeah.

sure uh next up for tasha he says bare naked ladies one week i like canadian content um i don't know why uh but her collecting habits and uh cauldron of everything just makes sense to dave uh is what he says i also don't know why this song but you know what hey uh like i said earlier everybody's got like a little take on these things and right yeah if he thinks it works for him amazing we've added it to the playlist it's on there for tasha uh for elminster uh dave is sending in devo's beautiful world he says he feels like he is uh good in the way that uh the world or that he would call out organizations like this song does and it's basically saying how great the world is for you so yeah sounds pretty good uh racelyn i mean i had this one i i cringed at this one uh when i read it but hip to be square by huey lewis and the news kind of fits though kind of fits yeah kind of i mean it's on the playlist i'm absolutely rage

baiting you

I'm in a good mood today.

he starts talking about the careers of music artists as he's doing his crimes.

And he does Whitney Houston, Phil Collins, and favorite of the show, Huey Lewis and the News.

In the book, These people, these artists get their own chapter, basically.

There's no chapters in the book.

Yeah.

You know, you don't expect these two.

Somehow he gets him drunk, backups the apartment, and he's going to kill him, right? He does it while explaining the discography and history of Huey Lewis and the news.

Yes.

says, Murph, do you believe in love? Come on, buddy.

How can you have 80s without Huey Lewis? I said, well, he didn't sing a Halloween song.

Why don't you come in next time?

We'll have time for another 80s Friday in about three to four weeks.

yes and i would say even a movie that was just remade for the newer generation a couple years ago not as good as the classic obviously they never are the remakes are never as good but yes ghostbusters was definitely a part of pop culture

And if you want to do a podcast on great legal battles in music history, Huey Lewis and the News suing Ray Parker Jr.'s ass for stealing the exact riff from I Want a New Drug by Huey Lewis and the News.

Huey was on the side of justice.

Ray Parker Jr. completely lifted this riff.

And the music video for it, of course, featured the cast appearing through it as well.

But a controversy over that song, though, because the previous year, in 1983, Huey Lewis and the News released I Want a New Drug, which...

Very similar.

Very similar.

You can text 9292.

By the way, this song totally plagiarized Huey Lewis in the news with I Want a New Drug.

So Olivia, if we fade down this one, have a listen to this.

So Hugh Lewis of The News had I Want A New Drug first.

Anyway, so I

think

they settled out of court and Huey Lewis got a whole truckload of money, rightfully so.

Craig, how are you doing tonight?

says, Murph, do you believe in love? Come on, buddy.

How can you have 80s without Huey Lewis? I said, well, he didn't sing a Halloween song.

Why don't you come in next time?

We'll have time for another 80s Friday in about three to four weeks.

yes and i would say even a movie that was just remade for the newer generation a couple years ago not as good as the classic obviously they never are the remakes are never as good but yes ghostbusters was definitely a part of pop culture

And if you want to do a podcast on great legal battles in music history, Huey Lewis and the News suing Ray Parker Jr.'s ass for stealing the exact riff from I Want a New Drug by Huey Lewis and the News.

Huey was on the side of justice.

Ray Parker Jr. completely lifted this riff.