Mac Davis

Yeah.

And Nick Nolte, Mac, and Mac Davis.

Mac Davis.

That was one of his only acting jobs.

I mean, he was a singer, songwriter, musician.

No, it's fascinating.

And, yeah, we had talked about, you know, like you said, seven Oscar nominations and supporting actress for Moorhead, cinematography, art direction, costume design, editing, the score for Frank Duvall, and then best song, How Shall I Sweet Charlotte, Frank Duvall, and then lyrics by Mac David.

Mac Davis? Mac David.

Mac Davis.

Wow.

Mac Davis, hard to be humble.

This is Useful Science.

Bonnie Harrison is here.

After the success of their singles, the Shirelles became frequent guests of Murray the Kay, who hosted them on his all-star rock shows on the New York radio station WINS.

During the same period, they reissued Dedicated to the One I Love, which peaked at number three, followed by Mama Said, then Baby It's You, written by Burt Bacharach, Luther Dixon, and Mac David.

Soldier Boy and Boys was saxophonist King Curtis.

1963, Dixon left scepter, which presaged a tailing off of the number of the Shirell singles to chart.

Nope.

It was written by Mac David, Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston and performed by the Mellow Men.

And this helps establish the Halloween atmosphere and is a playful warning about being stingy with trick or treaters.

Do you know who the Mellow Men were?

This feels like the movie North Dallas 40 at the very end.

I feel like Mac Davis.

My name come up, Poot? That's pretty much a rundown on all the potential scum or past scum.

Rory's going to be back in the third hour.

We have our things that we believe in revealing and things that we avoid revealing because it's not a hit.

It reminds me for a second about Mac Davis.

And baby, baby, don't get hooked on me.

The story goes that, well, it was more than a story.

Kind of a funny story.

I had the pleasure of meeting Mac Davis several times and spending some time with him.

Mac used to hang out with Elvis and all the guys hated Mac Davis because they they ran out the Memphis theater and go watch movies, usually Bruce Lee movies.

And Elvis would always sit in his own row and nobody was ever supposed to sit there.

But when Mac came in, he'd go up and he'd sit right next to Elvis.