Speaker 1: Welcome to episode twelve of the Bobby Cast. I'm your
Speaker 1: hoss and your guests, I am Bobby Bones. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much. It today a very special Bobby Cast. Behind
Speaker 1: the music, the Raging Kittiot's Kitty Up is the record?
Speaker 1: What we spending time by? Needs track? Yeah, selfless promotion.
Speaker 1: Now we put out a kid's record, and so I
Speaker 1: always think stories behind some of the songs are fun.
Speaker 1: And I got to write a bunch of these songs
Speaker 1: with some really cool people. So this won't be a
Speaker 1: really long one and I'm not playing the full songs.
Speaker 1: But the good thing about a PODCASTUD you cannot listen
Speaker 1: to it or you can always just turn it off
Speaker 1: at any time. So we have a kid's record that
Speaker 1: we put out. And I told the story before how
Speaker 1: the whole kid's record started with me at the studio.
Speaker 1: We're recording our comedy record and Eddie was really late
Speaker 1: to the studio and so I was like, well, I
Speaker 1: always wanted to do a kid's record. So I wrote
Speaker 1: the Planet song to teach kids the planets, and I
Speaker 1: wrote that song about myself and like any minutes and
Speaker 1: it's just like a hip hop song. There's an old
Speaker 1: song from Sir Mix a lot buttermilk biscuits. He goes,
Speaker 1: buttermilk biscuits. Here we go. You know that's on it
Speaker 1: all might and that's where the kind of the this
Speaker 1: comes from. Mothers. So this is a planet song and uh,
Speaker 1: I wonder if butter milk biscuits I can find it?
Speaker 1: And so I wrote that song really quick and it
Speaker 1: was just listing the planets. But the weird thing about
Speaker 1: the planets is you know that they change all the time.
Speaker 1: There's can I go, well, there's not nine planets anymore. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So here's buttermilk biscuits by the way, from Sir Mix
Speaker 1: a lot like back in the day. There you go,
Speaker 1: I got three gwine ones. M hold on, hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on, I gotta stop one of them. Okay, okay
Speaker 1: you so here's butter milk biscuits from back in uh okay,
Speaker 1: well year were you born? Okay? This is because the
Speaker 1: mixed lote have like baby got bag posts on Broadway
Speaker 1: and buttermelk biscuits brands big beating up and I can
Speaker 1: tell you getting tell the looks I'm taking. I hate
Speaker 1: guns speakers and seed stop five bed on my bird
Speaker 1: rock fool my God don't get n gets turned up
Speaker 1: the so you can hear that. Really now, everybody about
Speaker 1: bistus with the jam though you never heard this. It's
Speaker 1: old school. I was even too young for it. Buttermilk biscuit,
Speaker 1: here we go, SIPs the power, your si your move,
Speaker 1: You're still And did you know like my puzzies on Broadway?
Speaker 1: Do you know that? From Sir mix a lot? So
Speaker 1: this is old school too, but like the old school
Speaker 1: hipops stuff was like kind of started the Planet song.
Speaker 1: You know baby got back that. I'm surprised you know
Speaker 1: I post is on Broadway. Yeah, that's a jam like
Speaker 1: mistill let's go me and kids in section at Home
Speaker 1: Away from Home and the black Ben's limo with us
Speaker 1: that you love phone and I'm calling up the pussy.
Speaker 1: It's time that kids are riffing up, freaking each sunroofed
Speaker 1: to keep you sucked us tripping. Everybody's looking. I mean,
Speaker 1: can you imagine talking about I a cell phone that
Speaker 1: was crazy back heavy Like when I did the Planet song,
Speaker 1: it was I want to throw it like old school
Speaker 1: hip hop and I wanted so again. Now I'll play
Speaker 1: a part of the Planet song from our kids record.
Speaker 1: Mother just I just took my voice and sang it
Speaker 1: and just pitched it up way high, like my very
Speaker 1: energetic mother. Just so the whole project, the kids record
Speaker 1: started with the planet song. It was the first thing
Speaker 1: ever and I wrote about myself and then I get
Speaker 1: the beat and took it into my label and was like,
Speaker 1: I under a kid's record. They were like, you're in
Speaker 1: the middle of recording and other record right now, Like
Speaker 1: I know what I gotta do a kids record. So
Speaker 1: the first song ever was Hey, Eddy, look at this guy?
Speaker 1: Whoa Bobby? It's cool? Those are all planets? They are?
Speaker 1: Do you know how to remember their order? Know how easy?
Speaker 1: My very energetic mother just served us nine pizzas cool.
Speaker 1: I wrote a song about it. I want to hear it,
Speaker 1: my very nanner getting mother just served us nine vizzas,
Speaker 1: my very nanner getting mother, just like you can really
Speaker 1: hear it now, right and obvious always said that like
Speaker 1: it's buttermel bis kits influence. So the chorus is started
Speaker 1: from the start at planet number one me my good
Speaker 1: friend Mercury. Read's closest to the sun. It's a little
Speaker 1: fast and though so hot, a slightly colored gray, and
Speaker 1: right behind it is venus planet. Do you say the
Speaker 1: Roman got us some beauty is where it got its name.
Speaker 1: The whole planet is burning. It's basically a flame, and
Speaker 1: then we go from planet to the planet number three.
Speaker 1: Put your hands in there, yo, Earth, Can you hear me? Anyway?
Speaker 1: That was a planet song and that's how it all started,
Speaker 1: and I wrote it was like done, and then I
Speaker 1: was like, eddiewhere are you Like? I wrote a whole
Speaker 1: song and that was it, and he came in the
Speaker 1: studio and records and background vocals. But it's weird. It's
Speaker 1: the only song that I wrote all by myself because
Speaker 1: I was just waiting on Eddie Eddie. But it's always late.
Speaker 1: But if it wasn't later, probably were probably had a
Speaker 1: kid's record. So I took it to the levels, like
Speaker 1: I gotta a kids record, and so I called Eric
Speaker 1: Passley and I said, hey, I have this song. And
Speaker 1: I had this voice memo on my phone because I
Speaker 1: woke up and in the middle of the night, I
Speaker 1: was like, when I grow up, I wanna be. I
Speaker 1: was half to sleep because when I grew up came
Speaker 1: to me in my sleep, and so this song here
Speaker 1: when I grew up. With the second one that we wrote.
Speaker 1: I'll play the voice nom on from it. When I
Speaker 1: grew I want to be a nashtronaut, take walked on
Speaker 1: the moon with my pet Robody rocket ship and just
Speaker 1: fly away when I grow up. I want to be
Speaker 1: a fire man. And so hopefully by now you've heard
Speaker 1: that one that's our biggest like playing song, like we
Speaker 1: play that song and shows people love it, people sing
Speaker 1: you see. You know how Dirks came on the show
Speaker 1: and it was like, there's always really embarrassing things inside
Speaker 1: your phone. It's how songs start. And he was like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm humiliated, and he would play these things. So here's
Speaker 1: when I have you heard this before me in the
Speaker 1: middle of the night doing you've heard me do the
Speaker 1: So here it is me singing to myself the middle night.
Speaker 1: I want to be a national. I want to get big.
Speaker 1: I want to go some places no other days I
Speaker 1: would see the moon to come back to use. I
Speaker 1: want to be a national when I get so this
Speaker 1: is the beginning of it. I want to be fire
Speaker 1: man when I grew up, and that's where I started becomes.
Speaker 1: I want to put out fires and drop a big ultra.
Speaker 1: So I said that the Passay. I was like, Hey'm
Speaker 1: gonna be a fire man when I grow up, that
Speaker 1: fire And then Eric comes in with he's very like
Speaker 1: the woes and the hiss. And so we sat down
Speaker 1: and it was me, Eric Passlay and Phil Barton. And
Speaker 1: Phil Barton wrote Lee Bryce's song um, A Woman Like You.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure that's the one that he wrote. You
Speaker 1: may you may google that. But so we sat and
Speaker 1: we did when I grow up, you'll see any day
Speaker 1: when I go. Yes. So the writer of that is
Speaker 1: Derek Passlay, who wrote angel E's for Love and Theft,
Speaker 1: who wrote you Know to number one, his number one
Speaker 1: Jaco and Barefoot Blue g Night Friday Night. His song
Speaker 1: uh he got nominated for Like It's c m A
Speaker 1: for she Don't Love You and then it was the
Speaker 1: first kid song he'd ever written. And Phil Barton he
Speaker 1: did write A Woman Like You And so again I'm
Speaker 1: in here with like real he wrote for Lee Bryce.
Speaker 1: And so it's me going, I had this idea for
Speaker 1: a kid song and I'm bringing like two real great
Speaker 1: traditional writers. Last night out of the Blue, drifting off
Speaker 1: to the evening News, You said, honey, but you do
Speaker 1: if you had never met me and that's a really
Speaker 1: great song. I love that song. And so that was
Speaker 1: how When I Grew Up came together because I believe
Speaker 1: Phil Barton also used to like write for Thomas the
Speaker 1: Tank the cartoon. Yeah, so that was it, That's what.
Speaker 1: And we sat in my living room and wrote When
Speaker 1: I Grow Up you Don't See And then I had
Speaker 1: a one of a kid I wrote like this book
Speaker 1: and it was a really small like pamphlet. It was
Speaker 1: called Big Head Bobby. Was a story of me and
Speaker 1: how my head was so big and I was picked
Speaker 1: on for having a huge head. And so I was like, hey,
Speaker 1: I want to do the Ballad of Big Head Bobby.
Speaker 1: Eddie Eddie. Now we're sitting down, and we wanted to
Speaker 1: do one of those old school like gather around your radio,
Speaker 1: old folks. It's the Ballad of Big Head Bobby. And
Speaker 1: so that's really where Big Head Bobby came from. As
Speaker 1: a kid, I had Big Head Bobby to character like,
Speaker 1: caused to make little drawings of him, which was me.
Speaker 1: And so if you never heard this, it's on the
Speaker 1: Kid's record and it's like an old school nineteen twenties
Speaker 1: country song, everybody gather around. I got a story to tell.
Speaker 1: It doesn't get told often. It's a true window about
Speaker 1: big Head Bobby. This is the story big Head Bobby.
Speaker 1: He was the kid with a big old head back
Speaker 1: in the eighties. This little kid arrived. His head was
Speaker 1: so big we were surprised his mom survived. So it's
Speaker 1: about a kid who ends up saving the town because
Speaker 1: his head. He gets picked on because his heads so big,
Speaker 1: but then his head saves the town because the damn
Speaker 1: busts and they need to plug a hole. And so
Speaker 1: it was weird that something from second grade that I
Speaker 1: wrote as a book, Eddie and I sat down and
Speaker 1: kind of turned it into a song and it's called
Speaker 1: the Ballad a Big Head Bobby. This is the story
Speaker 1: big Head Bobby. He wasn't the kid with a big
Speaker 1: old head. So that's that. It's funny how things come
Speaker 1: back around like that. And so there was also a
Speaker 1: song called people in America, which we this Kid's record,
Speaker 1: and this is from the EP. This is the song
Speaker 1: that we started with, like not even the new ones
Speaker 1: that have been out, And Eddie and I sat down
Speaker 1: and it was like, let's just come up with a
Speaker 1: bunch of people that we want to teach kids about.
Speaker 1: And so kind of like a funk song, and I
Speaker 1: wanted to give kids, like some kind of reference. George
Speaker 1: Washington was the first president, and John Adams was number two,
Speaker 1: and Neil R. Strong was the first man to take
Speaker 1: step on the Move and don't forget about to see
Speaker 1: You back in fourteen ninety two, and Betsy Ross, She's
Speaker 1: so flagged the old Red, White Blue. I wrote it
Speaker 1: and Eddie I was doing the guitar, the guitar part.
Speaker 1: I just wanted kids to be able to listen this
Speaker 1: in a classroom and I hate it, but you learn things.
Speaker 1: But he didn't. You didn't hate it, Like I totally
Speaker 1: picture this is being a classroom song. These other people
Speaker 1: left porter to America, but I really had that funk
Speaker 1: to it, like I want to kind of a funky
Speaker 1: song here. Steve Jobs didn't reform. Michael J. Fox, Ronald Reagan,
Speaker 1: not the Bears angle. They locked Rosa Parks, Dark ros
Speaker 1: playing the Car, SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Stone, Unions, Minions, minions.
Speaker 1: Who these other people in important to America. The thing
Speaker 1: is Michael J. Fox is not in from America. We
Speaker 1: struggle with that. Songwriters were write stupart songs but we're
Speaker 1: can we put Michael J. Fox in there? But we
Speaker 1: were like, he's important to America because in family ties
Speaker 1: he was born in Canadian but he was still in
Speaker 1: portant to America, but we put him in there. That
Speaker 1: that was the big debate where when Eddie, now we
Speaker 1: are writing that song, can we put Michael J. Fox
Speaker 1: in this song? So stupid now to look back at.
Speaker 1: So those are the early ones we like. We made
Speaker 1: those and then we put out an EP and it
Speaker 1: was just that means it's a four songs, and then
Speaker 1: there was a little track at the end of it
Speaker 1: where it was kind of like a motivational track where
Speaker 1: I was just like, hey, listen, follow your dreams. You're awesome.
Speaker 1: You're awesome, and so I put that on. We put
Speaker 1: it out and it's the downloads were crazy, and we're like, Wow,
Speaker 1: this kid's EPs nuts. So as soon as we finished
Speaker 1: our comedy record and it had the odd success that
Speaker 1: it had, I was like, I want to finish this
Speaker 1: kid's record, and so we kind of started over. We
Speaker 1: had those same songs. We never put on a hard album. Um,
Speaker 1: so we were like, Okay, I'm just gonna start over.
Speaker 1: And so it was all right, who do I call first?
Speaker 1: And so I called Eric Passley again, and Erica come
Speaker 1: to the studio and we were doing an interview for
Speaker 1: him for him, and we were gonna come to the
Speaker 1: house afterward and write the song. And it was me,
Speaker 1: Eric passed Lay and Lindsay L. She came over to
Speaker 1: because she adds musically. Eric is crazy with lyrics like
Speaker 1: so good, and lindsay L is so good with music
Speaker 1: on the guitar. And lindsay was was here and Eric
Speaker 1: and I were driving from the station and I we
Speaker 1: didn't even we're gonna write about it yet. Ay, We're
Speaker 1: in traffic, and I texted him just sitting there, goes, hey, dude,
Speaker 1: I'll try to song a potty training song and call
Speaker 1: it the Potty Party. And I call him and he's
Speaker 1: already going whoa, whoa, whoa, And I'm like, what are
Speaker 1: you doing, Goes, I'm singing like the whoa part already.
Speaker 1: I got it. So we got back to the house
Speaker 1: and I had the first of it done. It was like, ah, there,
Speaker 1: you got drink too much milk? Boom boom boom boom
Speaker 1: bo Did I drink too much water? So the lyric
Speaker 1: part was kind of. I kind of figured that out
Speaker 1: as I was driving home, and he kind of figured
Speaker 1: out the chorus, and Lindsey was like it all just
Speaker 1: came together so quick, and there was our first potty
Speaker 1: training song. But Eric Passy was really good at the
Speaker 1: even when I grow up, When I go up, up, up,
Speaker 1: and he's going with the whoa whoa, so potty party party,
Speaker 1: I really gotta go to the party party. I just
Speaker 1: can't hold him any longer, Farmy, I really gotta go
Speaker 1: through the party party. So, I mean heavily influenced the
Speaker 1: Eric Passley hooked there, Like that's just his style is
Speaker 1: so good, it's so catchy. That potty party song probably
Speaker 1: catch you a song on the record, and so but
Speaker 1: it was like we just want to do something fun
Speaker 1: with like a little blues back part of it about
Speaker 1: a kid like having a pee and learning. I think
Speaker 1: I drink too much milk or did I drink too
Speaker 1: much water? Well, I don't know where it is. I
Speaker 1: hope that is not too much farther to the party party.
Speaker 1: I really got it, go to the party party. I
Speaker 1: just get holding any loggers, I really got it party.
Speaker 1: So in the background vocals, there's a Nikita Carmen, who
Speaker 1: is out on the road with us, but she was
Speaker 1: just in the studio for no reason. I was like, hey,
Speaker 1: hop on his backgroundvocals, and so that's our background vocals
Speaker 1: and that for no reason, Like she's not on that track,
Speaker 1: but she's doing the background vocals, you know when it
Speaker 1: goes to the chorus, that's our little Australian friend Nikita.
Speaker 1: Really we wrote wrote that one, and I love that.
Speaker 1: It's fine, my favorite song on there, because we play
Speaker 1: that one out at raging idiot shows and people like,
Speaker 1: what is that you're thinking about going to the party?
Speaker 1: That's not potty and party. It's funny. And so we
Speaker 1: wrote that one here at the house on the couch,
Speaker 1: me pasted Lay and Lindsay and so I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: we got another one down. And we I don't think
Speaker 1: we know any songs that we just didn't keep because
Speaker 1: with every song I always had a title, got newbhere
Speaker 1: he wanted to go with it, and so I wanted
Speaker 1: to write a song about recess and like kids, and
Speaker 1: so I called Lauren Lena and Lauren came over to
Speaker 1: the house and when I was writing this song, Lauren
Speaker 1: kept singing it in such a difficult way that I
Speaker 1: had to Lauren, I have to sing this like you.
Speaker 1: I can't sing like you. Should be like, I can't
Speaker 1: wait for Recess, hey, And I was like, I can't
Speaker 1: do that. So we took it down a few notches.
Speaker 1: And this one's called Recess and it's featuring Nikita. The
Speaker 1: reason it's featuring Nikita Krmon is because I couldn't sing
Speaker 1: some of the parts even when Lauren dumbed it down.
Speaker 1: So you're here Nikita sing the chorus because I just
Speaker 1: couldn't do it. I would be like, I can't wait
Speaker 1: for Recess, hey, and I couldn't get that high part.
Speaker 1: I can't wait for ye I'm sorry, and I can't
Speaker 1: wait for read. I can do the background parts. I'll
Speaker 1: be a tall as sky from the top of slide.
Speaker 1: Gornna go down so fast, I'll fly fly, I will
Speaker 1: play around the tack and not alone, a bright no
Speaker 1: boys catching me. That's right, that's right. Hey, I'm so
Speaker 1: ready to see Cindy marking back the teeter tyers what
Speaker 1: we laughed? I can't wait for Red he been waiting here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I think I'm a way wins trying not
Speaker 1: to finish stuck and it's almost Simon, I can't wait
Speaker 1: all right, so we're right that and if you'll listen
Speaker 1: to Nikita, we had to go at four times and
Speaker 1: have her change her accent in the song. She can't
Speaker 1: say ward yeah, and it's still in there. We like it.
Speaker 1: It sounds like you're but she couldn't say Cindy market it.
Speaker 1: M could be like Cindy mak am. I would be
Speaker 1: like no, Cindy Mark and Mike Cindy mak and no, no, no.
Speaker 1: So we had to do an accent thing with Nikita
Speaker 1: because she's so Australian. But if I played again You're
Speaker 1: here to say yeah it, I was like, you're way full, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm so ready yeah, and we were like and she
Speaker 1: just couldn't get the acts. So we love that party
Speaker 1: like and you know we hear it unless you hear it.
Speaker 1: But she's like, you're I'm so ready because she doesn't
Speaker 1: say yeah the American way yeah yeah, it's like you're
Speaker 1: I'm so ready. So you know, we were running through
Speaker 1: these tracks here and we have these songs and Recess
Speaker 1: and when I grew up in the Planet song on
Speaker 1: Potty Party and I'm really a germaphobe. And Eddie and
Speaker 1: I had written a song called wash your Hands, way
Speaker 1: way way back in the day, and it was a
Speaker 1: comedy song and we never really used it for anything,
Speaker 1: but then we thought, man, we can use as a
Speaker 1: kids song. We changed the lyrics of it off and
Speaker 1: made it, you know, very very kid like teachy. At first,
Speaker 1: it was like wash your hands, and it was like,
Speaker 1: I'm sitting in a restaurant, some guy extends his hand
Speaker 1: and I want to touch it because he's disgusting. It
Speaker 1: was just a comedy song, um, and so then it
Speaker 1: turned into this. It's the kids song called wash your
Speaker 1: hand water, wash them till they're blue. Wash your dirty
Speaker 1: hands so you don't get non wash your hands. Wow, wow,
Speaker 1: wash your hands, you know. And in this too, it's
Speaker 1: the only video we did, we have a kid band
Speaker 1: playing full kid bands and like it's like all with
Speaker 1: big instruments, really funny. You can take that bubble swish
Speaker 1: and splash and keeps you note and clean. But I
Speaker 1: am gonna sing about your hands. They touch everything, your
Speaker 1: dirty hands. A funny part about this was the first
Speaker 1: line of that sounds like a you break your heart,
Speaker 1: Like the very first line of it, it's like you
Speaker 1: can tell your mom, I moved to Arkansas and you
Speaker 1: can tell them that. So just the very first of it,
Speaker 1: and I was like, man, that's not you can break
Speaker 1: your heart. But the rest of it doesn't. But if
Speaker 1: you listen to the very first line, I'll play it
Speaker 1: back to back. It just wash your hands, right, you
Speaker 1: can take that bubblish and splash keeps you nice and clean.
Speaker 1: But I am gonna singing about your hands, So that's
Speaker 1: that you can take. So I'm gonna play some a
Speaker 1: you break your heart because I'm always like, oh, what
Speaker 1: did it sound like? Because I always, you know, call
Speaker 1: people out when they sound like songs, and we didn't
Speaker 1: even know it until I have to recorded. But not
Speaker 1: so much some music. It's just the very first line
Speaker 1: to there where it's like you can tell your mom
Speaker 1: you can do you can burn my clothes wrong, going oh,
Speaker 1: you can tell your friends, and it kind of loses it,
Speaker 1: but the beginning of it, it's very achy break your
Speaker 1: hard issh so you can hear it like I haven't heard.
Speaker 1: I was like, wow, you know you can take that
Speaker 1: bubble slice and splash and keeps you nasty clean. But
Speaker 1: I am gonna singing about your hands? It loses it
Speaker 1: about there touch everything, your dirty hands. I'm not too dumb,
Speaker 1: and the thing sounds similar, so even I was like, man,
Speaker 1: it's kind. But so that was wash your hands, um.
Speaker 1: So I mean we're mostly through the record. Now this
Speaker 1: is be Nice. We wrote this um and this one's
Speaker 1: featuring Lindsay Out and it was just I would go
Speaker 1: to so many schools and they would play the song
Speaker 1: nice because your mom has said, so be nice, even
Speaker 1: when she says, no, be nice. My grandma's driving too slow.
Speaker 1: Let's be nice, be nice. See be nice. We sat
Speaker 1: around a table and wrote that, just kitchen table. When
Speaker 1: you sitting at the table and you really hate all
Speaker 1: the greens on your plate, and you try to pretend
Speaker 1: that you already ate, and you just want to sit
Speaker 1: there and stare and complain. Being nice because your mama said,
Speaker 1: so be nice, even when she says, no nice, grandma's
Speaker 1: driving too slow. Let's be nice. Hopefully it makes kids
Speaker 1: be nice that parents would say they play that for
Speaker 1: their kids. A lie, um, A couple of it's a
Speaker 1: couple of songs on here, Like Eddie and I did
Speaker 1: a song and it was a comedy song for the
Speaker 1: main record that we did, and we ended up not
Speaker 1: cutting it because we have a comfortable a couple of
Speaker 1: the lines, and I was like, man, you would be
Speaker 1: a really good kids song. In the original line, the
Speaker 1: song is called We're friends. Right, we're friends Press, friends
Speaker 1: like Fred flint Stone and Barney like me, most Dad
Speaker 1: and Dory with you I ever world, I get back
Speaker 1: to it. But the original line was where friends friends,
Speaker 1: friends like Chandler and Joey, like Mick Jagger and Bowie
Speaker 1: at ye do you never know me? So it was
Speaker 1: really an adult song about friends and funny references. But
Speaker 1: it was like, man, it'll be so much better as
Speaker 1: a kid's song. And that's where this came from. This
Speaker 1: it's called We're Friends, and it just felt better as
Speaker 1: a kid's song because it was so much pleasanter and nicer,
Speaker 1: and it's made sense. Sometimes school is rough and tough.
Speaker 1: When my books fall down, you pick him up and
Speaker 1: there's no place to sit at lunch. You find a
Speaker 1: chair and share your Hawaiian punch. Because we're friends, Press,
Speaker 1: friends like Fred flint Stone and Barney, name mos, Dad
Speaker 1: and Dorry? Were you? I never work? Because we're friends, press,
Speaker 1: friends like buzz Light here and Woody like sponge Bob
Speaker 1: and Patrick like friends, and we're magic. Yes, we're friends, friends, friends,
Speaker 1: You're my friend friend friends, we're best friends, friends, friends
Speaker 1: and that we're sure. The line that kind of threw
Speaker 1: us off to the first one's the original was because
Speaker 1: we're friends, friends, friends and nothing more. It was and
Speaker 1: I was like people saying that because it was like
Speaker 1: nothing more, like we're not gay, because that was the
Speaker 1: original line. It was like because we're friends, friends, friends
Speaker 1: and nothing more. And it was funny, but I'm like,
Speaker 1: I don't want to cut that because that and so
Speaker 1: we just didn't. And then it turned into we're friends press,
Speaker 1: friends like Fred flint Stone and Barney like me, most
Speaker 1: Dad and Dory with you every world comes, We're friends friends,
Speaker 1: friends like buzz Light here and Woody like sponge Bob
Speaker 1: and Patrick like pros and we're magic. Yes, we're friends, friends, friends, friends.
Speaker 1: It's my favorite one the song. Yeah, best friends, friends,
Speaker 1: friends and that's for sure. So it changed nothing more
Speaker 1: to that's for sure. And I'm so glad you're happy
Speaker 1: we saved it and redid it for the record, and
Speaker 1: the good thing that Eddie being a dad. Was he
Speaker 1: the references that I know is kid cartoons. Had to
Speaker 1: make sure they still were cool with kids today because
Speaker 1: he has an eight year old and three year old
Speaker 1: and so they still watch fun Stone and they so
Speaker 1: I had to have a fact checker on that one. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're friends. That's a that's a fun one. We're friends
Speaker 1: friends friends, And so the only two songs left here, Um,
Speaker 1: I wanted to do a blue song like I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm totally doing a blue song. And again, bad guitar
Speaker 1: player I know is Lindsay l And I got my
Speaker 1: friend Michael Treo, who is a comedy writer, and we
Speaker 1: were sitting around. I was like, I want to do
Speaker 1: a blues song on the kids record. I don't even
Speaker 1: hear kids do blues if I reason for that because
Speaker 1: I don't know kids run the blues. But this is
Speaker 1: called the bad Man or Blues, and Lindsey to shreds
Speaker 1: the guitar on the song Whooke Up This Morning? I
Speaker 1: didn't make my bed, I didn't wash my hands, didn't
Speaker 1: brush my teeth, didn't change my clothes, didn't blow my nose,
Speaker 1: didn't run a comb through my head, I didn't pick
Speaker 1: up my room. No I didn't like my mama says,
Speaker 1: so now I'm grounded. They safe from my phone in
Speaker 1: my game, so no pokey mango. I like share. I said,
Speaker 1: all my prayers don't want the bad So it's like
Speaker 1: old school traditional and like Lindsay's killing the guitar, should
Speaker 1: I sit, thank you and please, I let others go first.
Speaker 1: So and I lead all my dinner, even all my
Speaker 1: spinning before I ask for desserts today at recess. You
Speaker 1: know what I did. I got along with the group
Speaker 1: and I didn't even laugh that aloud when old Timmy
Speaker 1: and lunch squeeze to catch you up and it went through.
Speaker 1: I like bear, I'll share. I'll say all of my
Speaker 1: prayers don't want some bad manner blues. No, we don't,
Speaker 1: no badman and blues le bring it out for you,
Speaker 1: Gonna good, gonna good, gonna good, gonna good. I got
Speaker 1: that song with so fun for me because I just
Speaker 1: love the blues and to put a kids song on it,
Speaker 1: and I'm telling you, just fascinating to watch our play guitar.
Speaker 1: And she just sat over there as I was doing it.
Speaker 1: It was just just killing it. I was just like
Speaker 1: holy cow and so, uh, that's on there. It's our,
Speaker 1: It's our maybe the only blue song. I don't know
Speaker 1: the kids do blues my prayers. That was a selfish song.
Speaker 1: I don't know if kids like that or not, but
Speaker 1: I was like, man, I gotta put that bad guitar player.
Speaker 1: It's awesome and so and then our our final song
Speaker 1: was really the the easiest thing to do for us,
Speaker 1: because every Day Is a Good Day is such a
Speaker 1: big song on our comedy record. We wanted to do
Speaker 1: a version for the kids, so we didn't have to
Speaker 1: really write anything new as far as the chorus and
Speaker 1: the music. Every Day the lyrics made a change a
Speaker 1: bit for kids. How you seeing that you can hear
Speaker 1: some different instruments in the back it gets it's all happier.
Speaker 1: There's a little more keys and stuff in the back
Speaker 1: of it. But instead of like you know, no cat
Speaker 1: gas in your car, and you know, no money and
Speaker 1: rent and stuff, it was more like you know every
Speaker 1: school stuff, you know day. It's how you see it.
Speaker 1: That's what I say when you wake up with the smile.
Speaker 1: Being as a Crockett died O, we're standing single file.
Speaker 1: Every day is a good day, and so Christian Bush
Speaker 1: from sugar Land was really mean. We sat down and
Speaker 1: just nailed it. Twenty minutes leave. Someone sitting in my
Speaker 1: desk and I can't find my pencil. Teacher sprung the
Speaker 1: pop test about to go outside. I forgot to bring
Speaker 1: my code, and I think I have a cold. I
Speaker 1: got a tickle in my throat. When we're picking teams
Speaker 1: and the other kids are mean, sometimes I want to
Speaker 1: stand up the screen. Every day is a good day.
Speaker 1: It's how you see it. That's what I said. It
Speaker 1: wasn't a easy way out to do. Everything is a
Speaker 1: good day again. Yeah, but I I liked it on
Speaker 1: the kids record. I like to having another version for
Speaker 1: the kids to hear. So um, yeah, thanks to Christian
Speaker 1: Bush because we wrote that together originally and then we
Speaker 1: just altered some lyrics and I sent it back over
Speaker 1: to it was like, hey, is it cool for yeah,
Speaker 1: I change the lyrics and do it again. They're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's awesome. So that's how every day is a good day.
Speaker 1: The kids version came together and that's the record. There
Speaker 1: are twelve tracks on and then like that's kind of
Speaker 1: the stories behind the songs. If you cared and uh,
Speaker 1: this has been the Raging Kitty. It's Kitty up behind
Speaker 1: the music with me your host Bobby Bones and Raging
Speaker 1: Idiot slash Kittiot. Thank you so anyway, if you got
Speaker 1: through this, thank you so much. And if you buy
Speaker 1: the record, that's cool. I hope you hope your kids
Speaker 1: enjoy it. Like I don't sit around listening to it myself,
Speaker 1: and I probably wouldn't buy it because I don't have kids.
Speaker 1: But it's crazy because teachers will send me videos of
Speaker 1: kids singing stuff. They'll do the crazy thing they'll do
Speaker 1: into the year like assemblies and kids will perform when
Speaker 1: I grow up. I've seen hundred of that. It's a cool,
Speaker 1: It's so cool. So thank you guys. If you get
Speaker 1: the record, great, thank you. You can download on iTunes
Speaker 1: the hard copies of Cracker Barrel. Really proud of it,
Speaker 1: really proud of it, and thank you. Everybody here was
Speaker 1: in on it and writing it. You know, everybody from
Speaker 1: again from Eric pass Lay he's got a couple of
Speaker 1: songs on here, to Christian Bush, from sugar Land to
Speaker 1: Lauren Elena to Lindsay l Um you know, Eddie, me
Speaker 1: and I think that's pretty much the right. Nikida who's
Speaker 1: sang on it. Um He said, Nikta's background vocals like
Speaker 1: three songs, and so it was just a bunch of
Speaker 1: friends getting together and doing a kids record and so
Speaker 1: uh and that's in it. It didn't selling records. It's fine.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm cool. It's just fun to doing the arts
Speaker 1: cool on it because it's a bunch of you know,
Speaker 1: cartoons and stuff. So that's a I mean, any questions
Speaker 1: at all. I think I pretty much went through everything.
Speaker 1: It was just fun to do. What song are you like?
Speaker 1: Are you still most proud of? When I Grew Up? One?
Speaker 1: I Grew Up was weird because it kind of blew
Speaker 1: up like then. The video is really cool and it
Speaker 1: starts video always shot Um, When I grew Up is
Speaker 1: the most fun. We always start our raging idiot shows
Speaker 1: we have for a while with that one because everybody
Speaker 1: knows that one. Like I think Potty Party is really
Speaker 1: fun because it's new and it's so like goofy and absurd,
Speaker 1: like one of the Potty Party. But also I just
Speaker 1: love the blues, so that Badman or blues, just the
Speaker 1: guitar and it just kills me. Man, I love it.
Speaker 1: It's like I can take my voice off of it,
Speaker 1: just listening to the blues. I just love the blues,
Speaker 1: the kids blue songs. Look up this morning, I didn't
Speaker 1: make my bed, So yeah for someone. And I'm never
Speaker 1: like proud of things that I do right when I
Speaker 1: did them. I love the kid I love the kids record.
Speaker 1: So thank you guys. I thought that we talked about
Speaker 1: a little bit and that's it. That's it, that's behind
Speaker 1: the music here on the Bobby Cast, episode number twelve. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thank you. It's a quick one. How long with listening today?
Speaker 1: It was a short one, Um, so something that kill time.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you guys being here. You know who I think
Speaker 1: we're gonna have one. I think we have on Noel
Speaker 1: from Fitting the Tantrums if everything goes right, fits in
Speaker 1: Tantum is basically two people fits in Noel and they
Speaker 1: have other like background people. Um, but she's like the
Speaker 1: Tantrum and so I have her who's supposed to be
Speaker 1: coming in soon. I hope you go back and listen to,
Speaker 1: like Craig Campbell, who we've done this with. Amy was
Speaker 1: a guest on one of them. A lot of people
Speaker 1: listen to that one. Chip Beston from Nashville. You know
Speaker 1: we're trying to spend time with a lot of guests.
Speaker 1: We'll do something on our own. You know, there really
Speaker 1: are no rules to this thing. So there was that.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Thanks to everybody listens to the show,
Speaker 1: and for who bought the record, listen to the record,
Speaker 1: and um, we'll see you guys soon, see on the
Speaker 1: next Boby cast. Thank you guys, Thank good bye everybody.
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