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The Dead-Celebs Podcast "The Final Curtain Call" 

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Celebrities that are alive or dead on Feb 8th 2024 

0:00 Intro 

1:06 Steve Perry – Original Singer from the band Journey who’s hits include “Don’t Stop Believing” “Anyway you want it” and “faithfully” along with Solo Hits “Foolish Hearts” and “Oh Sherry”.

 1:48 Crystal Gayle – Country Singer she is known for hit “Don’t it make my brown eyes blue”, the duet with fellow singer Eddie Rabbit “You and I” and “Talking in your Sleep” 

2:37 Danny Glover Actor known for the Lethal Weapon movies, Predator 2, The Color Purple and the original Saw 

3:10 Eddie Rabbit – Singer – Forementioned Duet with Crystal Gayle “You and I”, “I love a rainy night’ and “I’m driving my life away” 

3:58 McKenzie Phillips – Actor – best known for the 1970’s TV hit “one day at a time” and the movie “American Grafetti” and in the tabloids sadly for drug addiction and being  abused  by her father. 

4:49 Grace Jones – Actress and Model and Singer known for “Conan the Destroyer”, “A View to a kill” and “Boomerang” in her personal life she had a relationship with Actor Dolph Lundren 

5:31 Ned Beatty – Actor – Best known for “Deliverence”, Superman 1 and 2, Network, All the Presidents Men 

6:12 Carol Brunette – Comedian and Actress – known for her variety show The Carol Brunette Show, The 1982 version of the movie ANNIE, and other TV and movie appearances. 

7:01 Regis Philbin – Talk Show host and TV Personality – Host Regis and Kathy Lee, Who wants to be a Millionaire – he was also an actor appearing in Woody Allens’ Everything you wanted to know about Sex, And the bad news bears go to Japan 

8:01 Shirley Temple – Child Actress – Has a drink named after her which is 7up and Cherry juice, she stared in such movies as The Little Princess, Seabiscuit and Fort Apache 

9:16 Wrap Up and Info 10:35  @TalkMurderToMe  

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Dead Celebs Podcast  "The Final Curtain Call" | Tragic Celebrity Deaths 

Steve Lassiter got his start in the music business as a production assistant at Sound Seventy Productions in 1977 at the age of 19. He went on to have a 20 year career at APA where he became Partner / Sr VP and then Co-Head of Worldwide Music, representing artists like Travis Tritt, The Charlie Daniels Band, Crystal Gayle, Lee Greenwood, Little Texas, Kansas, Jackyl, The Gatlin Brothers, and many others. Today, Lassiter is launching a brand new agency, Reliant Talent. We talk all about it.

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The Grammy Song of the Year nominee and ASCAP Song of the Year winner joins us to chat about her wide-ranging career and multi-genre songwriting success. About Wendy Waldman From recording artist to musician to backing vocalist to record producer to multi-platinum songwriter for other performers, Wendy Waldman has a diverse music industry resume. Though her father was a film and television composer who wrote the Perry Mason theme and worked on classics such as The Twilight Zone and Star Trek, Wendy was drawn to the blues and folk music at a young age. Her first serious group was Bryndle, featuring Karla Bonoff, Kenny Edwards, and Andrew Gold. Though they split up before their first album was released, all four would be instrumental in Linda Ronstadt’s success and would re-form in later years to record three albums that are now regarded as modern-day classics. Wendy’s solo career began when she signed with Warner Bros. Records and released her first album, which Rolling Stone magazine called the “singer-songwriter debut of the year.” A series of critically-acclaimed releases followed before Wendy relocated from Los Angeles to Nashville, where she found commercial success with Crystal Gayle’s #1 single “Baby, What About You,” The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s chart-toppers “Fishin’ in the Dark” and “Home Again in My Heart,” as well as Top 10 singles for Lorrie Morgan, The Forester Sisters, and Nicolette Larson with Steve Wariner. Always difficult to pigeonhole, Waldman’s achievements on the country charts were rivaled by her success in the pop world, where she scored with Don Johnson’s Top 5 single “Heartbeat” and Vanessa Williams’s “Save the Best for Last.” which reached #1 on the pop, R&B, and adult contemporary charts, earned Wendy a Grammy nomination for Song of the Year, and was named ASCAP Song of the Year.   Wendy’s songs have additionally been covered by Patti Austin, Kenny Rogers, Reba McEntire, Cher, Alison Krauss, Randy Travis, Percy Sledge, Kathy Mattea, Aaron Neville, Rita Coolidge, CeCe Winans, Bette Midler, Johnny Mathis, Judy Collins, Restless Heart, Barbara Mandrell, Tanya Tucker, Patty Loveless, and many others. 

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