H2 Danny Unleashed
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Who is Danny Clinkscale and what will he talk about on this episode?
Every once in a while, we have to bring out the big dog.
Yeah.
Oh God help us. It's time for Danny Unleashed. Sponsored by Eastern Roofing, where integrity matters. Go to EastonRofing.com for more.
Welcome back in to the program. I'm Todd Lebo, Infra Seren Petro. Curtis Seabolt is here. Kyle Collier's here. Thunderdome is here. Who's uh is Sterling still back there making you laugh? Nah, he went home. What was he doing? Is he bothering you? He had a podcast because Drake done dude. Oh yeah, that's right. Uh
by the way. He didn't get it done. While we're still hearing the echoes of the David Lee Roth version of Anna Halen. I'm here with two musically minded people.
Danny Clingscale is here. I didn't get to say that.
I'm here also. I was here when you were asking if I was here.
Yeah. I knew you were here. They were
talking on the Twitter. We wanna make sure you were listening. About the Gary Sharone era of Van Halen. Was it one album? To which I said I texted him, I said there was no Gary there was no Van Halen three. There was Gary Sharone singing with three guys from From Fam A. Jerry Shrone. I don't put him you know, he's not a big thing. It's like Godfather Three. They made it but it's you know we don't look at it with we look at the other two first.
Gary Sharone is and will always be wholehearted. What was the name of that band? What was that band? Extreme. Extreme. More than words. More than words. Or maybe it was an E. A couple of E's in there, I think. Yeah. Yeah. Three E's. A lot of E's are everywhere. Ease e Easy E's. Nuno Betancourt playing guitar. He was good. Nuno. He could play. It's not a good thing. I liked Extreme. I liked those songs.
Those extreme songs were good. A couple songs. They were good.
Hey, you can make a couple songs. It's like, you know, you you played in the NFL. You played in the NFL, you played in the NFL. You'd rather be a a one or two hit wonder than a no hit wonder.
Yes.
You'd rather play in one NFL game or get a cup of coffee in in major league baseball. If
you have two big hits You probably can make a living for quite a while.
As long as you wrote those and had good management. Yeah,
right. No, but I mean you can probably take them out on the road for a a while, even if you end up at you know, which is a fine place to go, like knuckleheads or whatever, you'd
take some money those
side venues.
That's that's is your song working for you? Are you out there working that song? That's the thing.
I mean that's one of those things. You you mentioned the sports things. Someone you you created something. You sat down with music and words and created this thing. And somebody else said, You know what? I'll pay you money to listen to that song anytime I can. And they'll get it
stuck in their head thirty five years later than you won. Well done, sir. There's a lady who I see on Instagram, TikTok, or whatever. Her name is Liz the Music Manager. And she is married. She's young. She's married to Steven Bishop. On and on. He's not young. No, he's like seventy something. It's a weird thing. You never see his face on here. But she tells stories about how money gets made in the music business. And she'll always ask him, Steven, is it okay if I say this? And he'll off the camera go, Yes, it's okay. He doesn't want to be on the camera. But she'll tell stories about how You know, this song is getting played on Spotify or Sirius XM or Apple and how much money you get from it. She just flat out says the numbers.
It's pretty amazing. He had a couple really big songs. On and on was a big one. And then I watched one of 'em. S uh Save It for Rainy Day. Yes. Was the other big one. And they got recorded by other people too. Yeah. So He When Phil Collins was on tour in the eighties or nineties or something. He would be he did a cover during concerts of On and On. Right. Right. He loved the song. It kinda sounds like a Phil Collinsy song, right? Right. And She f she's telling the story like I he's made like hundreds of thousands of dollars a year from the venues because Phil Collins sings a song in front of twenty five thousand people. The company that runs, you know, AEG or whatever, Live Nation, they have to pay
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Danny Clinkscale and what will he talk about on this episode?
0:00–4:40
2
What are the most memorable stories about 38 Special and the song “Head East”?
4:40–10:17
3
How do the hosts evaluate the Kansas City Chiefs’ chances this season?
10:17–17:48
4
Why are the Royals’ attendance numbers and stadium atmosphere important?
17:48–23:44
5
What issues are highlighted in the Little League World Series controversy?
23:44–28:29
6
How does T20 cricket differ from traditional test cricket and why is it gaining popularity?
28:29–34:15
7
Which concerts and live events (e.g., Bruce Hornsby, 38 Special) are the hosts planning to attend?
34:15–40:40
8
What trivia question wraps up the episode about players who have made Pro Bowls for both the Chiefs and the Rams?
40:40–46:02