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Oct 16, 2026

Steve GormanHOST
2:28
Oh.
RyderHOST
2:28
It's Tommy Tutone.
Steve GormanHOST
2:31
What? No.
RyderHOST
2:31
Yes.
Steve GormanHOST
2:52
Nobody, nobody ever flirted by saying, "Have you heard that Modern English song?"
RyderHOST
2:56
[laughs]
Steve GormanHOST
2:56
I mean, I mean, I'm sorry, that Tommy Tutone song.
RyderHOST
2:58
That Tommy Tutone song.
Paul FletcherHOST
13:59
God, it's that bad, huh?
Steve GormanHOST
14:00
Um, going up against a little Tommy Tutone number, the phone number everybody on the planet remembers, 867-5309.
Paul FletcherHOST
14:09
Oh, gee.
Steve GormanHOST
14:09
That is your bracket.
RyderHOST
14:17
I think all three of us went with the whole phrase, I melt with you, that you need to text in.
Steve GormanHOST
14:22
Right.
RyderHOST
14:22
Uh, lots of Facebook comments pulling for Tommy Tutone, so-
Steve GormanHOST
14:25
Oh, sure
Bill StangelGUEST
30:26
A couple of weeks ago, matter of fact.
Bill StangelGUEST
30:28
And I think I was missing messaging Tommy Two-Tone because I met him at Iroquois Park.
Bill StangelGUEST
30:32
I volunteer there also.
Bill StangelGUEST
30:34
And I said, hey, Tommy, I'm going to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Steve GormanHOST
39:34
This is...
Steve GormanHOST
39:34
And again, as soon as you hear him, you're like, "Oh, yeah." Tommy Tutone, the phone number that everybody on the planet will always know.
Jason SchommerGUEST
39:42
Yeah.
Steve GormanHOST
39:42
Someone had this number somewhere, and you know their life was miserable.
Jason SchommerGUEST
40:01
Forever.
Steve GormanHOST
40:02
Man, come on.
Steve GormanHOST
40:04
Tommy Tutone getting after it.
RyderHOST
40:06
Oh, yeah.
Joseph PerryHOST
13:39
Mm.
Mike ImbodenHOST
13:40
Jenny by Tommy Tutone.
Mike ImbodenHOST
13:43
Um, mi- might be my most obscure song from the Breakin' soundtrack, Carolyn Towns singing 99 and a Half.
Joseph PerryHOST
13:55
Huh, I do not know that one.
Sonny PooniHOST
13:12
One of the routines was to warm up singing along with a singer while their music was playing in the dressing room.
Sonny PooniHOST
13:20
Who was the singer that he was singing along with? Was it Tommy Tutone, Russ Dwarf, Blaze Bayley, or Bryan Adams?
speaker_10GUEST
13:30
I'm gonna say Russ Dwarf.
Sonny PooniHOST
13:32
Russ Dwarf is actually correct.
ChrisHOST
44:57
The man never met her, but he's singing about her because he saw her name on the bathroom wall.
ChrisHOST
45:02
I'm talking about eight six seven five three oh nine, and the one-hit wonder from Tommy Tutone, which hit number four back in 1982.
ChrisHOST
45:11
It is song 1463.
ChrisHOST
45:13
Let's go back in time and hear a little Tommy Tutone and 867-5309/Jenny.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:19
Jenny, I got your number.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:22
I need to make you mine.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:36
Eight six seven five three oh nine.
ChrisHOST
45:39
It spent 16 weeks in the top 40 in 1982, right in the spring of '82, my favorite music time of all time.
Matthew MilliganHOST
43:20
[laughs]
Matt KellyHOST
43:21
Uh, then they sing Tommy Tutone Jenny for no reason.
Matt KellyHOST
43:24
And-
Matthew MilliganHOST
43:24
867-5309.
JohnHOST
7:14
Wow.
HollyHOST
7:15
Like, it's not like he's gonna be running for Tommy Two Tone's racing team.
JohnHOST
7:18
Right.
HollyHOST
7:19
So-
JohnHOST
7:14
Wow.
HollyHOST
7:14
Like, it's not like he's going to be running for Tommy Two Tone's racing team.
JohnHOST
7:18
Right.
HollyHOST
7:19
So-

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