Walking in Memphis

Tell me.

Uh, the Wikipedia page for the song Walking in Memphis by Mark Cohn.

Oh, I don't know this.

Give that a, give that a gander.

Handy, won't you look down over me.

Yeah, I got a first class ticket and I'm as blue as a boy can be.

Walking in Memphis.

I don't know if I have heard this.

Young walking.

Young walking in Memphis.

Yeah.

Young.

10 feet.

Young.

Walking in Memphis.

Good.

Yeah, I got a first class ticket, but I'm as blue as a boy can be.

Then I'm walking in Memphis.

Yeah, this is not how to do it.

And I remember when this came out.

I know it says Memphis, and we live in Memphis, and it's novel, but stop it.

Stop it.

All right, so we're not listening to Mark Cohn's Walking in Memphis.

I think the most Memphis way you can celebrate 901 Day, and stick with me here, is to say awful things about Memphis and then get irrationally angry when non-Mempians agree with you.

We had honorable mentions for Angel to Live and Die in L.A. by Tupac.

Maria saying Walking in Memphis.

Oh, that's a good one.

Okay, honorable mentions going to Kim saying One Night in Bangkok.

Welcome to the club, Kade.

Walking in Memphis.

Walking with my feet 10 feet off of Beale.

Is it-

Thanks.

Was that, was he best new artist or was that best song in the 91 or 92 Grammys?

Walking in Memphis.

And that's how, kinda all he did, right?

So what I would do is I'd create a curated playlist.

So when I originally started, it had things like Coldplay, Oasis, Walking in Memphis, James Taylor, you know, and that kind of music.

When I got to about 21, I started to go to Las Vegas, Sin City, and I used to go there and go to pool parties and watch the likes of Tiesto, Avicii, Calvin Harris, Deadmau5.

And I was fascinated.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Walking in Memphis.

Yes.

Yes, yes, yes.

story right to itself.

That's a great song, Walking in Memphis.

That's a...

Michael...

Back it up, buddy.

Beep, beep, beep, beep.

He wrote the song Walking in Memphis.

He was shot in Denver.