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Hey, Pop!
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Hey, Pop!
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Hi, son.
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I was just writing another love song.
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What rhymes with crazy?
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Oh, that's easy. Lazy.
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Pop, ever since you sent away for this
songwriting course, all you've been
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is sitting around here writing songs.
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Would you come help me unload the truck?
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Not now, son. I'm busy writing another
love song.
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Hey, Pop, why don't you face it? Your
songs are stupid.
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They're not stupid. I write about real
emotion. Things everyone knows and
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I left my heart in El Segundo.
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Catchy, huh?
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No, it's terrible.
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Well, I... How about this one? It's a
sensitive love song about a guy whose
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marriage is about to fall apart, but
he's tried everything, but nothing seems
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work.
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What's it called?
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Get out of here and take your mother
with you.
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See, here's the way to start.
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You take the pans, and I'll take the
pots.
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You take the mobile home and I'll stay
right here and watch. Oh, baby.
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Are you kidding? Are you kidding? I got
a hundred of them just like this.
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Here's my favorite right here. I call it
old to Donna.
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Anyway, start.
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Would you stop?
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by Tuesday.
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You get that? I got it.
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I got it.
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Pop, when are you going to give all of
this up, huh? Give it up?
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Never. I'll never get it.
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Years from now, people will be humming
my songs all across America.
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And you know why?
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Yeah? It's the only way they can avoid
the words.
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You big dummy, I happen to be a
promising songwriter. Says who?
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Says Professor Hide -and -Seek.
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There he is. Professor Hide -and -Seek,
famous songwriter of school.
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See there? Dear Mr. Sanford, we loved
your last original composition, Life is
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Just a Bowl of Warm Menudo.
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And continued success, et cetera, et
cetera, encloses your next lesson, et
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cetera. Let me have a look. Yours truly,
et cetera. Let me have a look.
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Uh -huh.
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Please enclose $10 with your next
lesson. This is just as I thought, Pop.
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is a rip -off, man.
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If you give somebody some money, they'll
say anything you want them to.
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Really? Well, let me give you $10 and
say goodbye.
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All right. If you insist on being rude
to me, I'll just forget about the
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that I got for you.
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I'm sorry, son.
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What present?
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What Sunday, Pop?
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Let's see. There's a...
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film festival, and then there's that
cheap game show, Bowling for Foodstamps.
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Am I getting warm?
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No. Sunday is Father's Day.
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I thought you forgot.
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No, I didn't forget, and I got you
something extra special, Pop. Are you
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Uh -huh. Now, hold on to something.
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Saturday night, I'm taking you to see B
.B. King.
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What? B .B. King?
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That B .B. King live at the Lucifer Club
live? You got it.
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Oh, son, I don't know what to say.
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my favorite. I've been reading all week
about him in the paper. The best seats
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go for 50 bucks a piece, 100 bucks for
Father's Day.
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Well, I didn't exactly get you the $50
seats.
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Oh, that's all right. I mean, it's the
thought that counts. I can handle the
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seats. Can you deal with the $10 ones?
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$10 seats? They must be hot.
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Why do you say that?
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Because they're probably in the kitchen.
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Look at her there. You take your hat
off. Come on. Hey, man, what you doing
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them?
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You must hate already.
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Hey there, buddy.
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I got to go, too.
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Hey, son, what's them tiny thing
crawling over there on the stage?
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The band.
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Hey, Paco, you relax and sit down, man.
These tables aren't that bad.
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I guess you're right.
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I can see pretty good.
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I can't see nothing.
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Just relax. I'll handle this, okay?
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Excuse me. Would you mind removing your
hat?
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That ain't no hat. That's a fruit stand.
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My father can't see.
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Oh, I'm sorry, but as you can see, all
our tables are full.
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What about that empty table up there in
the front?
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Those are for special guests of Mr.
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King's. That's us. B .B. King and I go
back to St. Louis in 1930.
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I'll tell him you said hello.
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No, no, no, wait a minute. Now, what if
Isaac Hayes was coming here? Would you
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give him that table?
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Of course.
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Well, I just talked to Isaac. He's not
coming, so give that to us.
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That's impossible.
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Um, would $5 get us there?
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That's possible.
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How about $10? You got it.
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Right this way.
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I hope you get fruit flies.
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Excuse me, this is only five.
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Where's the other five?
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Here's the other five.
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new Ford.
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But you said, I want a Cadillac.
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I bought you a $10 dinner.
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And you said, thanks for the snack.
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I'll let you live in my penthouse.
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You said it was just a shack.
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I gave you seven tools.
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Pop, Mr. King's never going to buy any
of your songs. Why don't we just forget
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about it and go on home?
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Are you crazy?
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This is a chance of a lifetime.
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There he is!
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Okay, okay, okay. Oh, no!
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There he is! I knew my heart could never
stand being my idol. You're my
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favorite. Oh, I've never been so close
to nobody before.
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Oh!
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Oh!
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What's the matter?
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When I saw you, my heart went pitty pat.
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That's terrible.
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Well, if you don't like that one, how
about Life is Just a Bowl of Warman
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Noodle? I got a hundred songs right
here.
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What's going on here?
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Forgive my father, but see, he's trying
to break into show business as a
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songwriter.
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Yeah, you see, just like you did when
you used to play at the Kit Kat Club in
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St. Louis.
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I'm probably your biggest fan, Mr. King.
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Come on, baby, we can't be late for that
dinner appointment with your manager.
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Man, you know, I get sick of the road.
For once, I'd just like to spend an
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evening with some down -home folks.
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Well, get out of my... What?
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Listen, Mr. King, how about you having
dinner at our house tomorrow?
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And I can take you away from all these
people one night anyway.
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And we can talk about St. Louis in the
good old days.
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Who knows?
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Maybe we knew some of the same people.
Yeah, my pop's a great cook.
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That sounds terrific.
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Yeah, I know it sounds like a crazy
idea, but think about it. He said yes.
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What a thrill.
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Mr. King, my name is Sanford.
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Fred Sanford. This is my son, Lamont.
How do you do?
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You know, if you remember the good old
days, then, Fred, maybe you'd get a kick
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out of my book. I sure would.
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There you are.
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Why I Sing the Blues by B .B. King.
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I can't wait to read it.
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Here's our address.
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Thank you. Seven o 'clock all right?
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Perfect. Mr. King, do you think that
when you come over to the house tomorrow
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that you might be able to listen to some
of my songs?
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Are they any good?
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Good. My name is Fred G. Sanford, and
the G is for Grammy.
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Come on.
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Shut my mouth now. We'll be waiting for
you. Okay.
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Hey,
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Pop.
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I'm sorry.
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You made me lose my place, and I was
just getting to the heart of the
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too. Mystery? Pop, this is B .B. King's
autobiography. This is not a detective
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story. What mystery are you talking
about? The mystery of B .B.'s B .B.'s.
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Well, after seeing B .B.'s show last
night, I say it stands for Big B.
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How about beer belly?
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Hey, Pop, dig yourself.
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And besides, shouldn't you start dinner?
They'll be here in about an hour.
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I will, son, as soon as I finish this
last chapter, which tells why B .B.
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sings the blues.
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Okay, I'll be in the kitchen getting
everything else ready. Okay.
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singing the blues the day my true love
left me for another man.
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So? There's more.
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She was a shoemaker's daughter in St.
Louis, and when she left me, she broke
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heart.
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Hey, wait a minute. Grandpa was a
shoemaker in St. Louis?
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What a coincidence.
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Well, how is this for a coincidence?
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At the time, I was a down -and -out
singer named Riley King, so I can't
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her for running off with a man who
wanted to start his own business in
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California. Does that sound familiar?
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Hey, wait a minute, Pop. You don't think
he's talking about Mom?
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Well, listen to this. If I ever find the
man who took my beloved E .W. away from
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me, I promise to get even.
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E .W.? Elizabeth Winfield.
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Pop, that was Mom's maiden name before
she married you.
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I've come a long way from St. Louis, but
not far enough.
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B .B. King is gonna kill me.
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you get y 'all shoved up my nose
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here to feed our army. Well, that's the
whole idea. See, the more we eat, the
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less we'll talk. And the less we talk,
the less he'll find out about Elizabeth,
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and the more chance I'll have of living
through the night.
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Hey, Pop, I still think you're
overreacting to this.
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You're right, son. I'm gonna calm down.
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That's him!
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I know it's not!
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He did it, didn't he? Would you stop it?
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I'll get the door. Just relax.
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Just his guitar.
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That's right. He takes us both
everywhere he goes.
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Good old Lucille.
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Pleased to meet you, Lucille.
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I'm not Lucille. I'm Edmund. The guitar
is Lucille.
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Fred, you should remember that from my
book. What book?
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My book. You did read it, didn't you? He
couldn't put it down?
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Yeah, yeah. Sit down and have a leg.
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Maybe later.
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Let's talk about St. Louis.
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I'll be in a little while. Have a wing.
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No, thanks.
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Did you really like the book?
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I loved it. Have a chair.
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Were you really surprised when you found
out why I sing the blues?
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Have a heart.
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Well, maybe I will have a little piece
of cheese then, I think.
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You really think you should, B .B.? You
know how that cheese disagrees with you
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and leaves you upset.
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Upset?
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Now, what did you do that for?
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The last thing I want to do is get B .B.
upset.
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I'll get him.
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Hey, hiya, Fred.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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I didn't realize you had company.
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I'll come back later. No, no, no, don't
go, Bubba. That man wants to kill me.
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Which one?
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That one.
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Oh, don't worry, Fred.
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You can count on me to protect you.
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Who is he, anyway?
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B .B. King.
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B .B. King?
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Well, Mr. King is here because he wanted
a night away from autograph hounds and
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fans. Bubba no fan. He's just a lot of
hot air.
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That's all right. I'd be glad to sign an
autograph for you.
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My name is Bubba Bexley.
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But you can call me B .B.
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B .B.? You did?
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Yeah.
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Oh, by the way, how long have you and
Fred been friends?
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Well, actually, we just met the other
night.
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Yeah? Well, Fred and I... I've been
friends for years.
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Ever since he came out here from St.
Louis with Elizabeth.
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Was that your wife, Fred?
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No, no, no, no. Bubba got it all wrong.
See, I came out here from Elizabeth, New
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Jersey with a very saintly man named
Louis.
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Hey, wait a minute.
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You married a woman from St. Louis named
Elizabeth?
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What was her maiden name?
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Lipschitz.
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Lipschitz. Lipschitz.
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Did you know her?
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Wait a minute.
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It wasn't Lipschitz.
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It was Winfield.
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Yeah, Elizabeth Winfield.
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Did I get it right?
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No, not yet, but you hang in there.
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You married Elizabeth Winfield?
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I couldn't help it. It was destiny.
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She took one look at my scrapheap and
fell madly in love.
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You two have a lot to talk about.
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Would you like to hear my songs now?
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I'll get it.
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And you're just as beautiful as ever.
The poor man's going blind.
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Hey, Pop, don't you understand?
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E .W., Esther Winfield.
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Aunt Esther's the woman that B .B.'s
been looking for.
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Then Woody's the guy that stole her away
from B .B.
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What's going on here?
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Woody, that man is B .B. King.
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Esther meant him to marry you.
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from bb king now what does that tell you
huh
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well don't act crazy it's only petty
lost
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man you got to get out of here because
bb said in his book that he's going to
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get even with the guy who stole her away
from him so you better leave unless
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you're willing to stand up and fight for
her well i'll see you later
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who stole Esther away from me.
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You want her back?
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What's your name?
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Woodrow.
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Woodrow Anderson.
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Should I give it to him now, B .B.? I
have waited a long time for this moment.
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Yeah, give it to him. Oh, he...
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And I think you're one lucky guy.
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Thank you.
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Hey, there's a check for $1 ,000.
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Wait a minute, I don't understand.
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Pop, I think Mr. King just evened the
score.
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That's right. If it hadn't been for
Woodrow, B .B. never would have left St.
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Louis. You know, I think I would have
been very happy with Esther, but I think
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I'm much more happier since I started
singing the blues with Lucille.
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You know, and I want to thank you too,
Fred.
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You can make mine out to cash.
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That's not what I had in mind.
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Well, what did you have in mind?
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Well, I thought maybe I could buy one of
your songs and record it. You never
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heard one of my songs.
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It doesn't matter.
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Yes, it does.
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My songs stink.
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Well, there must be something I can do.
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There is. It would be an honor if we
could sing one of your songs.
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All right. How about right now? Let's go
over to the club Lucifer and Jam.
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All right.
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And then maybe we can dedicate a number
to Esther.
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Okay, how about music?
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