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Kenny Rogers

Kenny Rogers

American singer-songwriterWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

David YasHOST
16:35
Of course, yeah.
Michael WolfeHOST
16:36
Now, of course, the, Kenny Rogers, Kenny Rogers.
Michael WolfeHOST
16:39
[laughs]
David YasHOST
16:40
It's okay.
Michael WolfeHOST
16:40
Kenny Rogers-
David YasHOST
16:41
Close
Michael WolfeHOST
16:41
... doing I'm Alright would be great.
Thomas777GUEST
8:20
Now I'm old enough to, I'm probably the last, the cutoffs probably if you were born in like 75, 76, but like growing up, my folks had a proper turntable and the stereo set up and my mom had eclectic taste.
Thomas777GUEST
8:37
She listened to a lot of the Rolling Stones, but She also really dug Johnny Cash and Kenny Rogers.
Thomas777GUEST
8:45
And I don't dig Kenny Rogers, but what I will say is this.
Thomas777GUEST
8:50
When I was going to sleep as like a little tyke, like six, seven, eight years old, my mom would always spin records.
Thomas777GUEST
8:57
And Kenny Rogers, the gambler, was like one of the things that she liked to spin.
Thomas777GUEST
9:03
And that and the Johnny Cash cover of Ghost Riders in the Sky, it definitely like triggers like my memories of being a little kid.
Thomas777GUEST
9:10
It's like even now when I hear the, there's even now times like when I queue up the gambler on like my sleep playlist.
John SwallowGUEST
14:53
So sometimes you have to run.
John SwallowGUEST
14:55
Kenny Rogers, I love Kenny Rogers, right? The late memory of Kenny Rogers.
John SwallowGUEST
14:59
You got to know when to hold him.
John SwallowGUEST
15:00
You got to know when to fold him.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:47
Oh, you always had an interesting way of saying hello.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:53
Now, 20th Century Fox proudly presents Kenny Rogers in his first major motion picture, Six Pack.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:02
You a race car driver, mister?
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:04
Used to be.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:21
hey bruce what do you play your crew with all day suckers kiss off mister they're determined to help him
Craig CeravoloPANELIST
3:30
okay so i watched it again today and um if ever there was a movie that was me in the second grade First of all, I noticed, but there's actually a scene in Birmingham in this movie.
Craig CeravoloPANELIST
3:52
And, um, I remember specifically, uh, cause you know, kids, uh, gather around listen how it used to be in them old days where i would open the newspaper to see movies were playing and i had this great friend his name was ronnie and his uh his mom who was like a young mom uh and i was like eight uh we were eight and uh she would just take us to see a movie you know we didn't know we were just gonna go see a movie it wasn't like now where you had this hype for a marvel movie you had a million different choices of these little movies you could just roll up to your you know twin cinema and go see a weird kenny rogers movie which we did so we saw a six-pack um and i didn't know at the time you know um that the song uh love will turn you around the the six-pack
Drew McWeenyHOST
4:43
theme the omnipresent theme to this movie
ThomasGUEST
7:37
I'm old enough to, I'm probably the last, the cutoffs probably if you were born in like 75, 76, but like growing up, my folks had a proper turntable and the stereo set up and my mom had eclectic taste.
ThomasGUEST
7:55
She listened to a lot of the Rolling Stones, but She also really dug Johnny Cash and Kenny Rogers.
ThomasGUEST
8:02
And I don't dig Kenny Rogers, but what I will say is this.
ThomasGUEST
8:07
When I was going to sleep as like a little tyke, like six, seven, eight years old, my mom would always spin records.
ThomasGUEST
8:15
And Kenny Rogers, the gambler, was like one of the things that she liked to spin.
ThomasGUEST
8:20
And that and the Johnny Cash cover of Ghost Riders in the Sky, it definitely like triggers like my memories of being a little kid.
ThomasGUEST
8:28
It's like even now when I hear the, there's even now times like when I queue up the gambler on like my sleep playlist.
Michael DismukeHOST
36:53
She was French speaking when she first heard her.
Michael DismukeHOST
36:55
Um, grew up in my household where my dad had everything from Pavarotti to Earth, Wind and Fire to Def Leppard to Willie Nelson to Kenny Rogers to Dolly Parton up in my house albums, the actual album, Sammy Davis Jr.
Michael DismukeHOST
37:12
Temptation.
Michael DismukeHOST
37:13
Everything was in the house.
Steve SpearsHOST
19:00
talentUh, I obviously have to drag you into the '80s a little bit.
Steve SpearsHOST
19:04
Dolly, uh, enters the '80s as a country superstar, and then suddenly she's starring in movies, singing 9 to 5, working with Kenny Rogers, appearing everywhere.
Steve SpearsHOST
19:13
So my question to you, I guess, is, is the '80s version of Dolly a reinvention, or was America kinda, like, finally catching up to who she really was?
Annie ZaleskiGUEST
19:21
So it was a little bit of both.
Annie ZaleskiGUEST
20:10
You know, she always had songs that were exceedingly poppy.
Annie ZaleskiGUEST
20:13
Um, and so I think it made perfect sense that she would kind of do that.
Annie ZaleskiGUEST
20:16
And you know, Kenny Rogers had kind of made that pop route just a couple years before her, you know, I think with The Gambler and things like that.
Annie ZaleskiGUEST
20:23
Um, it really, you know, like so many, I think, artists from the '70s, she really embraced the idea of being in pop culture.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:08
was Dolly for Halloween this year.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:10
My husband was Kenny Rogers.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:12
Oh, that's amazing.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:13
I think the
TadHOST
5:52
Islands in the Stream was a duet between Dolly and who?
MickeyAUDIENCE
5:56
Kenny Rogers.
TadHOST
5:57
Bringing Kara back in.
DrexHOST
5:58
Susie, I think you
TadHOST
6:43
Number five.
TadHOST
6:43
Who sings Islands in the Stream with Dolly Parton?
DrexHOST
6:46
Kenny Rogers? And there it is, friends.
DrexHOST
6:51
A five to five tie.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:21
Dolly for Halloween this year.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:23
My husband was Kenny Rogers.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:25
Oh, that's amazing.
Lisa JoynerGUEST
31:26
I think the

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