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Oct 9, 2026

ChrisHOST
48:53
Do you have it yet? I'm sure most of you do, but if not, I'll reveal it.
ChrisHOST
48:57
Song number 1461 and the best song in this set is the best song in the career of Redbone, Come and Get Your Love.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:07
Weird but baby 'cause you're fine And you're mine And you look so divine Come and get your love Come and get your love Come and get your love
ChrisHOST
49:27
Redbone only had two hits make the Top 40 in their career.
ChrisHOST
49:31
They had a 1972 hit called The Witch Queen of New Orleans go all the way to number 21.
ChrisHOST
49:37
This was their biggest hit by far.
speaker_0HOST
18:58
He played the violin solo on the Who's classic track, Baba O'Reilly.
speaker_0HOST
19:04
Butch Rillera was born in 1945, drummer for the Native American rock band Redbone during the mid-1970s.
speaker_0HOST
19:16
Ray Royer was born in 1945.
speaker_0HOST
19:18
Original lead guitarist for Procol Harum was on the 1967 classic A Whiter Shade of Pale.
Molly AllenHOST
25:01
We'll get in trouble by the YouTube.
Dave SpositoHOST
25:03
[ts] Uh, Redbone, Come and Get Your Love.
Dave SpositoHOST
25:06
Come and get your love.
Molly AllenHOST
25:06
Come and get your love.
Matthew QuailHOST
74:43
Well, they were from, I think they were from the Southwest somewhere, but they were Native American.
Matthew QuailHOST
74:49
Redbone was the.
Jon GundryHOST
74:50
Oh, I do remember this.
Jon GundryHOST
74:51
Yes, I do remember the band.
James GoldenHOST
15:38
They used to come out in native gear and it was just amazing to see them.
James GoldenHOST
15:45
Redbone, Lolly Vegas, heavenly birthday today.
James GoldenHOST
15:48
Born in 1939.
James GoldenHOST
15:49
We'll be right back.
speaker_0HOST
17:47
But we just went into him because he is extremely important to music history and he is yet another one who does not get his flowers.
speaker_0HOST
17:57
In 2019, lead singer, guitarist, and chief songwriter of the punk rock band The Muffs, Miss Kim Shattuck, passed away at the age of 56.
speaker_0HOST
18:10
She also ended up playing bass for a little while for the group The Pixies.
speaker_0HOST
18:15
She died following a two-year battle with ALS, known as Lou Gehrig's disease these days.

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speaker_0HOST
25:34
In 2000, Radiohead released their avant-garde masterpiece Kid A.
speaker_0HOST
25:40
It was released by Parlophone and Capitol Records.
speaker_0HOST
25:44
It is the fourth studio album from the English rock band that was now in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, much to their chagrin, I might add.
speaker_0HOST
25:56
They actually had a lot of pressure on this album, so following all that pressure and exhaustion from touring for their 1997 breakthrough album, OK Computer, itself another one of their masterpieces, frontman Tom York underwent a crisis of sorts, creatively at least.
Jack GrishamGUEST
29:55
It, it's like one of those things where, you know, if the movie does well, it's like, you know, it's, it's like, you know...
Jack GrishamGUEST
30:03
God, what's that song? You know, hey, come and get, you know, the Redbone, the-
DonnaHOST
30:07
Mm-hmm
Jack GrishamGUEST
30:07
... that they used in, [laughs] in that, uh, Guardians of the Galaxies.
Ron AlexenburgGUEST
80:35
They had to develop them.
Ron AlexenburgGUEST
80:37
You know, Redbone sat on my couch with Indian headdresses on doing, you know, Witch Queen in New Orleans, which is another quick story.
Ron AlexenburgGUEST
80:47
But I said, it's about time we sign somebody.
Ron AlexenburgGUEST
80:52
of name, importance.

11 MINS LATER

Ron AlexenburgGUEST
91:44
No follow-up album, no.
Ron AlexenburgGUEST
91:46
But Bad Outta Hell.
Ron AlexenburgGUEST
91:49
I mean, look at Redbone.
Ron AlexenburgGUEST
91:50
Look at Redbone.
Kevin RiceHOST
35:57
I think for me, and it's just that kind of, like, pattern interrupt to change your state.
Kevin RiceHOST
36:03
Um, one of the things that is very personal to me is, like, if I'm in a funk or if I'm in a bad mood, I can put on the song Come and Get Your Love by Redbone and, like, instantly come out of it, like, just instantly, and my, my kids know it.
Kevin RiceHOST
36:17
Like, probably 50% of our dance parties, like, if, like, if we're all in a little bit of funk getting ready for school, I'll just pause breakfast, put that song on.
Kevin RiceHOST
36:28
There's a dance party.
Jacey BrainGUEST
18:30
And staff were down in that bottom level supervising, right? And second floor we had a, a stereo system set up with, uh, with a Halloween playlist going, and the door to get up to the second floor was locked, so all staff were downstairs.
Jacey BrainGUEST
18:44
The song was The Witch Queen of New Orleans by, by Redbone.
Jacey BrainGUEST
18:49
And all of a sudden the volume of that song just tripled, went up to max.
Jacey BrainGUEST
18:57
It beca- it just, just all of a sudden volume way up on that song.

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