Episode 26
#26. Fjord?
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Before we start, my mom called shortly before we started recording and she first wanted to say hi.
Hi.
And she also wanted me to say, for some reason,
I'm making tri-tip steak for dinner tonight and she doesn't like it.
She says it tastes, I think the flavor is too strong,
and she said, tell Katie it tastes like coyote.
I don't know why she told me to tell you that.
I'm not staying for dinner.
You're welcome to stay.
No, thank you.
Not with that.
No, that's certainly, did she need a hamburger?
I don't know she didn't need a hamburger.
I will, we will address this shortly.
But the thing that I really wanted to tell you is we found out today that James Burton,
who was Elvis's lead guitarist in the last seven years of Elvis's life,
wrote the music when he was 15 to the song Suzy Q.
Okay.
And you probably know it by Creedence Clearwater Revival,
but the original is by a guy named Dale Hawkins.
Now, when we brought this up, my mom and I both laughed because we've always felt that the beginning of the song
brings to mind the image of a cartoon camel walking.
Now, I'm going to play you the intro to Suzy Q.
Now, I know it sounds strange.
It does.
But when you hear this, tell me if it doesn't suggest to you a camel, an animated camel walking in the desert.
Can we have the music, please?
Now, hold on.
Stop that.
When I first explained it to you, you thought I was out of my mind.
Right, but no, I can totally see it because the camel, they're just like, do-do, do-do.
And maybe, does he have a fez?
Oh, yeah.
I think he does.
Let's have that music again.
It is so inherently comical.
It's awesome.
So.
It's wonderful.
It really is.
One more time.
What?
How will we ever get across this desert?