B&T Extra: Walkup music, Fishing Lure, & Karaoke

Summary

The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast

Episode: B&T Extra: Walkup Music, Fishing Lure, & Karaoke
Date: August 27, 2025
Host: The BOB & TOM Show

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Episode Overview

This BOB & TOM Show "Extra" episode is a lively mix of musical debate, sports banter, and the group's signature comedic tangents. The crew discusses favorite walkup music for athletes, their adventures and frustrations with fishing lures, and the world of karaoke—all with irreverent humor and quick-witted exchanges. The episode delivers plenty of playful arguments, music references, and off-the-cuff moments, making it perfect for long-time fans and first-time listeners alike.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Musical Walkup Songs in Sports

(03:32–15:36)

• Introducing the Topic:
  Tom launches into the concept of walkup music—songs played as athletes step out—for Major League Baseball players, sparking a team-wide debate on what each host's personal pick would be.

• Song Choices and Reactions:

  • Jason: Considers "Feel So Right" and "Dixieland Delight" by Alabama.
    “I’m leaning toward ‘Feel so right’ by Alabama.” (09:46 – Jason)
  • Tom: Brings up “Panama” (“That opening, that’s a good choice.” (10:23 – Tom)) and his affinity for an alt-90s track, “Love Spreads” by Stone Roses.
    “My song is somewhat obscure. It’s an alt song from the 90s called ‘Love Spreads’ by the Stone Roses. But the intro is so fantastic.” (12:20 – Tom)
  • Josh: Suggests “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” by The Rolling Stones.
    “That’s one of the greatest riffs of all time.” (10:34 – Josh)
  • Christy Lee: Admits to not knowing her choice, playfully evading the question. “I don’t have any idea.” (10:09 – Christy Lee)
  • Other Suggestions: “Welcome to the Jungle” by Guns N' Roses (referencing Mark McGwire), “Space Truckin’” by Deep Purple, and "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina & The Waves.

• Silly/Sarcastic Walkup Songs:

  • Discussion of players with tongue-in-cheek picks, such as a pitcher named Michael Myers using the "Halloween" theme.
    “He had the Halloween theme when he would come out. Oh, that’s fun.” (13:36 – Tom)
  • The group jokes about the potential for even more humorous or sarcastic selections.

2. Sports Talk and Nicknames

(07:20–09:24)

• Baseball Nicknames, Stats, and Family:
  • Jason recounts Cal Raleigh’s win at the All-Star Home Run Derby, noting his family’s involvement:
    “He had the Big Dumper, Daddy Dumper, and Baby Dumper.” (08:07 – Jason)
  • The crew dives into the dropping popularity of curveballs in Major League Baseball, highlighting saber metrics and changing pitcher strategies.

3. The World of Fishing Lures

(05:03–05:54)

• Fishing-Obsessed Banter:
  • Tom shares excitement about his new go-to lure, “Big Joshy,” prompting the others to poke fun at his fishing passion. “I’ve been using a lot of swim bait… There’s a brand out there that I found out of the Cincinnati area called Big Joshy… I’m catching bass with these things left and right.” (05:05–05:22 – Tom)
  • Jeff fires off a classic joke:
    “Is it shaped like a piece of pizza?” (05:37 – Jeff)
  • The crew claps and laughs as Josh beats Tom to the punchline.

4. From Adult Cinema to Ridiculous Names

(05:54–07:09)

• The conversation shifts from fishing to all sorts of odd (and risqué) names:
  • Jason mentions a childhood acquaintance with the name “Jizz Chasm”—to much skepticism from Tom.
  • Josh theorizes on unfortunate real-life names, drawing on wild spelling he’s seen in the past. “I would almost guarantee there is a woman named Jizzman or Jizmalia in America, or something. I guarantee it.” (06:50 – Josh)

5. Karaoke Hits and Nightclub Stories

(18:22–21:08)

• Karaoke Song Ranking and Ridicule:
  • Josh researches the most popular karaoke songs:
    • “Bohemian Rhapsody” tops the list, followed by “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Sweet Caroline,” “Livin’ on a Prayer,” “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” and “Shallow.”
      “Number one is Bohemian Rhapsody.” (19:22 – Josh)
  • Christy and Tom discuss failed karaoke attempts and high-stakes performances, like someone nailing “Take on Me” by A-ha or a couple attempting an Evanescence duet. “One of the hardest I ever laughed was this guy and girl did an Evanescence song. They made it look hard.” (19:11 – Tom)
  • Tom’s usual picks:
    “I like ‘Brandy’ by Looking Glass... and I like ‘Sex and Candy’ by Marcy Playground. And I’ll also do a metal version of Alanis Morissette’s 'You Oughta Know.'” (20:35 – Tom)

6. Song Debate: Pantera and Metal

(15:50–18:09)

• Jason and Josh start a heated music debate when Jason suggests Pantera’s “Walk” as walkup music.
  • Tom defends it:
    “There’s no way that sucks. Guys grow penises.” (16:10 – Tom)
  • Josh and Jason snarkily critique the genre and the “muddy” guitar distortion. “If turds were music, it would be.” (17:44 – Josh)
  • Tom stands his ground, dismissing their criticisms as “not accurate.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “A short putt to porno.” (05:57 – Jason)
• “You really need to stop while driving because you’ve got a turtle?” (04:17 – Josh)
• “Talking about making love and he goes right to the poop.” (04:34 – Christy Lee)
• “I’ve been using a lot of swim bait... and I bought some. I’m catching bass with these things left and right.” (05:05, 05:19 – Tom)
• “His mother kicked him out of the house at age 17… he rarely wears pants on stage. For every hair he’s lost, he’s banged three women.” (12:01–12:16 – Josh, mock-introducing Tom’s walk-up music.)
• “Ladies and gentlemen, from St. Louis, Missouri… It’s Jeff: Oscar!” (13:01 – Josh)
• Christy Lee on “Walking on Sunshine:”
  "You do Walking on Sunshine... at least it has an upbeat." (14:26 – Tom) "But unfortunately the name Katrina kind of got killed after she was one." (14:30 – Josh)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Walkup Music Debate: 03:32 – 15:36
• Fishing Lure Discussion: 05:03 – 05:54
• Baseball Banter & Stats: 07:20 – 09:24
• Karaoke Song Rankings: 18:22 – 21:08
• Song Debate: Pantera/Metal: 15:50 – 18:09

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Tone and Style

The episode brims with fast-paced, sharp back-and-forths, irreverent humor, and a healthy dose of sarcasm, true to The BOB & TOM Show’s decades-long tradition. The hosts are unafraid to veer into crude yet hilarious territory, riffing on one another and keeping the energy light, whether discussing music, sports, or their latest inside joke.

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Summary

This BOB & TOM Extra showcases the hosts’ dynamic chemistry as they traverse topics from iconic sports walkup music and fishing lure obsessions to the world of karaoke anthems. It’s a punchy, musical, and sometimes absurd ride—one where the music never stops, and the jokes are as much a part of the show as the personalities behind the mics.

Transcript

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[Christopher]

Welcome back. It's another Bob and Tom extra. This is Christopher. Not only is the Bob and Tom show live every weekday morning, but every afternoon. We'll give you a little extra in case you missed anything coming up on the show today. Walk up music, plus fishing lures and karaoke. It's all coming up in just a minute.

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[Bob]

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[Tom]

Okay, who had the burrito?

[Josh]

Careful now, that plate is hot.

[Jeff]

Who's calling who a burrito there? Ricky Ricardo.

[Christy Lee]

No, sir, it's your order.

[Tom]

You ordered a burrito, right?

[Christy Lee]

What's a burrito? Well, ma', am, we told you five minutes ago we needed a glass of water.

[Josh]

Pardon me, but I just brought out two fresh bottles of water.

[Jeff]

No, no, no, Pedro. We need a glass of water for our teeth. Jesus, what year did you hop the big fence? Anyway? You know, you can't get good help anywhere around here anymore.

[Tom]

I'm sorry.

[Jeff]

Well, that's not crazy. Creamed corn. How the hell am I gonna eat cream corn without my tea?

[Bob]

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[Josh]

Now some more Bob and Tom.

[Tom]

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[Josh]

Can'T live without it. This is Bob and Tom. Extra.

[Tom]

Earlier, we. We talked about Alabama. The band.

[Jason]

Sure.

[Tom]

I'm a fan, actually.

[Jason]

There's a couple of things they did.

[Josh]

And you.

[Jason]

I like.

[Tom]

You referenced, I believe. Dixieland delight.

[Jason]

Dixieland delight and feel so right.

[Tom]

Yes. How do you feel about the lyrics? Because the song's been in my head since we talked. Make a little lovin yeah. A little turtle dovin yeah On a Mason Dixon night oh, so right Feels.

[Jason]

So right Sounds good.

[Tom]

A little turtle.

[Josh]

Turtle doven, please.

[Jason]

Turtle doven.

[Tom]

Well, I. I think it's similar to making a little lovin because turtle doves.

[Jason]

Lovey dovey.

[Tom]

Make a little loving okay. Little turtle dove in On a Mason Dixon.

[Josh]

What is it called when you have to. You really need to stop while driving because you've got a turtle.

[Christy Lee]

Tom, don't.

[Tom]

When you're turtle heading. Is that what it is?

[Josh]

That's prairie dogging. Okay.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Christy Lee]

Talking about making love. And he goes right to the poop.

[Josh]

That's prairie dogging. That'd be. Because I thought that'd be really weird. Other guys in Alabama into that. Look. Uprigic reference.

[Tom]

Have you asked a woman to poop on you? I mean, would we be completely shocked?

[Jason]

No.

[Christy Lee]

No.

[Josh]

I'm shocked. I walk in here and you guys are talking about fishing again and some dumb fishing lure that now you've decided is the only way to catch fish.

[Tom]

Not the only.

[Josh]

What's it called?

[Tom]

A good way. I've been using a lot of swim bait.

[Josh]

What does that mean?

[Jason]

They were called Big Josh.

[Tom]

It's a soft plastic that mimics. Yes. And there's a brand out there that I found out of the Cincinnati area called Big Joshy.

[Jason]

Whoa.

[Tom]

And I bought some. I'm catching bass with these things left and right.

[Josh]

And it looks like it's swimming when you reel it.

[Tom]

Yeah. They look really. They look. Very realistic.

[Josh]

So how do they spell Joshi?

[Tom]

J O, S, H, I, E. Yep, that's Joshi. Is it shaped like a piece of pizza? Sorry, I. I'm sorry I stole that from you.

[Josh]

I'm so glad.

[Christy Lee]

You knew he was going to do it.

[Tom]

The clapping from Tom, I expect.

[Christy Lee]

But, Christy, I'm clapping because Josh beat Tom to the punchline.

[Tom]

Oh, Jeff. Yeah.

[Christy Lee]

I mean, Jeff.

[Tom]

Yes.

[Christy Lee]

Too many J's around here. Jeff, Josh. Jess. Jess.

[Jason]

Speaking of adult cinema.

[Josh]

What?

[Jason]

We're talking about Josh and pizza. It's a Short putt to Porno.

[Josh]

Are. Hang on a second. That's got. That's got to be a title. A chapter of your book.

[Tom]

A Short Putt to Porno.

[Jason]

This is from Michael. You guys were talking about baseball names. Jazz Chisholm. He plays for the Yankees. It reminded me of a young lady from my childhood. Her name was Jizz Chasm.

[Tom]

I think that person is pulling our leg.

[Jason]

It could be an adult.

[Josh]

That has to be. When. In a parody.

[Jason]

No, you don't know that. It might be a real, real.

[Tom]

There's no young lady out there named.

[Josh]

Jiz Cass.

[Tom]

If you know something short for Jisme.

[Josh]

Yeah, sadly. Sadly. You know something? I would almost guarantee there is a woman named J I Z Z M A N in America, or Jizmalia or something. I guarantee it.

[Christy Lee]

Oh, my God.

[Josh]

I told. I told you I was checking out. I was. There was a woman whose name was spelled S H I.

[Tom]

Okay.

[Josh]

T I A N A, like Shinia, like Shatania or something, but you would have thought maybe one of the nurses would have said, excuse me, ma'. Am.

[Jason]

Hey, it's time for sports.

[Tom]

Please don't name yourself.

[Jason]

Seattle's Cal Raleigh, but her sister Turdina loves that. You remember Cal Raleigh's nickname?

[Josh]

The Dumper?

[Jason]

The Big Dumper.

[Josh]

Oh, sorry, Tom.

[Jason]

Well, he run one little dumper, and we'll get to that. He won the All Star Home Run Derby last night. He led the big leagues and long balls going into the break, defeating Tampa Bay Junior Caminero 18:15 in the final round. The Big Dumper's dad was pitching to him during the Home Run Derby competition, and his brother was catching while he was hitting the baseballs. Oh, so you got Big Dumper, Daddy Dumper, and Baby Dumper.

[Christy Lee]

You get to pick who pitches?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Yeah, evidently you do.

[Jason]

Oh, yeah? What do you mean? Why wouldn't you?

[Tom]

Well, yeah, some people just pick their. Yeah, you would think it'd be like a coach.

[Jason]

No, see, this is entertainment. And they're trying to hit the most home runs as possible.

[Josh]

Okay, what'd you say about the oldest balls?

[Tom]

What was it? Long balls.

[Jason]

Long balls.

[Tom]

Oh, that's a nickname for a home run. A long ball.

[Josh]

Because I was going to get longest balls ever in Major League Baseball. Satchel Page.

[Jason]

They all use different bags.

[Tom]

That's why they called him Satchel.

[Josh]

He was, he was playing Major League baseball when he was in his 60s. Right.

[Jason]

You know, there's a leather bag called Satchel Page. I don't know how they get away with that.

[Tom]

Really?

[Josh]

I hope they give him a royalty.

[Jason]

Oh, and I have some numbers for numbers guys. Ready?

[Tom]

Tom, you're going to love saber metrics.

[Jason]

Curveballs are disappearing from Major League Baseball.

[Tom]

Really?

[Jason]

He's going to find this fascinating. Pitchers prioritize velocity, emphasizing sliders and sweepers. Curveball usage dropped from 10.7% in 2019 to 8.4% this season.

[Tom]

Well, sure, Covid.

[Jason]

With 22, 962.

[Josh]

Okay, I get it.

[Tom]

Boy.

[Jason]

And just for you, Tom, this is.

[Josh]

Going to be a hard question to answer. Let's just say you were in the home run Derby. What would your walk up music be?

[Jason]

I, I, I've never thought of that. I don't.

[Josh]

I told you it would be a hard question to answer and you failed to answer. Josh, what would your walk up music?

[Tom]

Oh, man. Boy, there's a great song right now, though.

[Jason]

If I could jump in, I'm leaning toward Feel so right by Alabama.

[Tom]

Please. Dixieland Delight is the name.

[Jason]

And Dixieland Delight is also a good one. I forget what. Alabama.

[Tom]

That's the name of the, the Feel so Right song is Dixiel.

[Jason]

Feel so Right. I thought it was Feel so Right. Oh, Dixieland Delight.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Son of a guy.

[Josh]

Christy, what would your walk up music be?

[Christy Lee]

I don't have any idea.

[Josh]

You don't have a song that. Now batting, Christine Lee?

[Jason]

No.

[Christy Lee]

No. What would yours be?

[Josh]

I don't know. I said it's a hard question to answer. Jeffrey, have you given this any thought? Would you have any.

[Tom]

I'm gonna say Panama by. Yeah, that's good. From that opening. That opening. That's a good, that's a good choice. Yeah.

[Josh]

Can't you hear me Knocking by the Stones. That's one of the greatest riffs of all time.

[Tom]

For sure. Yeah. That's really good.

[Christy Lee]

So every player. I don't watch baseball. Sorry. Every player has, has a, has a walk home player.

[Tom]

Yeah, yeah. I mean, the organ McGuire had. Welcome to the jungle. That beginning.

[Josh]

That's. Yeah.

[Tom]

That was so great.

[Jason]

I Can also request the musical instrument that is played on.

[Tom]

Oh, really? Really?

[Josh]

Yeah. Creative bit of that recorder sounds like. It sounds like one of those film board of Canada soundtracks.

[Tom]

My song is somewhat obscure. It's an alt song from the 90s called Love Spreads by the Stone Roses. But the intro is just so fantastic.

[Jason]

Love spreads.

[Tom]

Yes. Yeah.

[Jason]

Like a disease.

[Tom]

No, as in love spreads her arms.

[Josh]

Is it. And it's.

[Tom]

It's a little. And then the next line is waiting for the nails.

[Christy Lee]

Oh, geez.

[Tom]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Josh]

Is this it?

[Tom]

Yeah. I've walked on stage to this.

[Josh]

This is good.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Travis Tritt, deep cut.

[Tom]

It's like a British old band.

[Josh]

This is good girl.

[Jason]

Well, that's too much slide.

[Josh]

Ladies and gentlemen, from St. Louis, Missouri. He's the least of four children. His mother kicked him out of the house at age 17.

[Tom]

Yeah. This song's great.

[Josh]

He rarely wears pants on stage. For every hair he's lost, he's banged three women.

[Jason]

Are we still in the intro?

[Tom]

Yeah, it's about a minute 20 or so.

[Jason]

Tom would not like this song.

[Josh]

No, I love this song. This is great. What's the name of this band?

[Christy Lee]

Likes it because still Roses.

[Tom]

They're cool.

[Christy Lee]

You only like it because Josh.

[Josh]

No, I like. This is really good.

[Tom]

I start singing in about 10, 15 seconds.

[Josh]

Here we go.

[Tom]

I'm out.

[Jason]

Oh, I got. I have my walk up music finally. Tom.

[Josh]

Okay. What if you're out?

[Tom]

Oscar.

[Jason]

Here comes Chick McGee batting third, number one in your program.

[Tom]

Are there any players that have something silly that they walk up to?

[Christy Lee]

Like like sarcastic.

[Tom]

This isn't particularly silly. But there was a relief pitcher named Michael Myers.

[Jason]

Oh yeah.

[Tom]

And he had the Halloween theme when he would come out. Oh, that's fun. Yeah. So that was cool.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I'm trying to think but nobody goes up to Girls just want to have fun or some silly.

[Josh]

Not that I ever wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. So this. This is. This is yours? Yeah. Ladies and gentlemen. He's a great dad. He's got a great beard. He's known as the trout whisperer when it comes to fishing. Unshaven, untethered, half baked and pantless. It's Jeff. Oscar. Yeah. What do you.

[Tom]

Loves the pan.

[Josh]

I love it. We. We'll think of one for you.

[Christy Lee]

Christy, my boy. That's. I never thought entire life.

[Josh]

Oh, I love that song.

[Jason]

I'm. Do you.

[Tom]

You do Walking on stretch. At least it has an upbeat.

[Josh]

Yeah but unfortunately the name Katrina kind of got killed after she was one.

[Christy Lee]

Of my best friends in grade school.

[Tom]

And high School, too was Katrina and the Waves. Yeah, the.

[Josh]

How about Clitina?

[Tom]

Anything before?

[Jason]

Well, it could have. Could have started with an sh. I guess we should counter.

[Tom]

You're a Deep Purple fan. There's some great Deep Purple space trucking.

[Christy Lee]

That would be good.

[Josh]

Ladies and gentlemen.

[Christy Lee]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Shorter than your average news anchor. Smarter than her last three husbands. She's tiny. She's legally married. Destiny technically delivering the facts with a smile and a prenup.

[Christy Lee]

Great song.

[Josh]

The blonde bombshell. Taking off her.

[Tom]

Or what?

[Josh]

I'm waiting for this. I'm about to say pants. You know it's coming. Pants. No, it's Christian Lee. Now that is a good. That'd be good walk up music if it's. Especially if it's a long walk.

[Tom]

It's not that long. Yeah.

[Christy Lee]

Yeah, you'd have to edit that.

[Josh]

I was wondering. I was running out of things to say.

[Tom]

Well, yeah, normally it's just. Now batting, first baseman, Christy Lee.

[Jason]

Oh, now batting. Oh, what is this, Jason?

[Tom]

Pantera.

[Jason]

This is called Walk.

[Josh]

Who's this?

[Tom]

Yeah, no, especially if you want re.

[Josh]

Too repetitive. Respect.

[Tom]

Too repetitive. No one has ever said that.

[Jason]

I just said I agree with Tom, but I think it sucks.

[Tom]

There's no way that sucks. Guys grow penises.

[Jason]

I beg to differ.

[NHTSA Public Service Announcer]

Jeez.

[Jason]

How about just like this, Limp Bizkit?

[Tom]

Just like this.

[Jason]

Just like this.

[Tom]

I don't know that one he's looking for. Or if I do, I just don't know it by.

[Josh]

How about this one?

[Tom]

Actually, yeah, this is the best one.

[Jason]

Chances are if you had cocaine in the late 80s, we sold it to you.

[Josh]

Turning add I'm Georg Young into song, ladies and gentlemen. He's got no pants on.

[Tom]

Well, I sure wish it would kick in the other ear.

[Christy Lee]

Yeah, this is too slow. You can't walk up to.

[Tom]

Why is it only.

[Josh]

Oh, it's terrible.

[Tom]

Terrible.

[Josh]

70S area. 70s area. Stereo. Yeah, sorry.

[Tom]

Oh, and a good intro.

[Josh]

Do you think it's too slow, Christy?

[Christy Lee]

Yeah, too slow.

[Josh]

Okay. Okay.

[Christy Lee]

Well, you think.

[Tom]

No, I think it works.

[Josh]

Okay, wait a minute now. Jason just walked in.

[Jason]

Yes, Jason, real quick.

[Bob]

The two guys wearing Lululemon shorts don't like Pantera.

[Tom]

I'm shocked.

[Jason]

I'm just saying, even people that don't.

[Tom]

Like Pantera, at least, and no pun intended, respect the song Walk.

[Christy Lee]

Oh, yeah.

[Jason]

This. This guitar sou.

[Josh]

Like every.

[Jason]

Every guitar in this. In this genre.

[Josh]

Distortion.

[Jason]

Pathetic distortion. He's right.

[Tom]

No, he's not right.

[Josh]

Absolutely muddy. If turds were music, it would be.

[Tom]

It really isn't muddy.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Jason]

Yes, Tom. Thank You.

[Tom]

I'd be fine with you guys criticizing it if your criticisms were accurate.

[Josh]

Is this Christian rock?

[Tom]

No. Striper. Probably.

[Jason]

As far as Lululemon goes, Here song.

[Tom]

Yes.

[Jason]

Yes, sir. We're putting our Lulu lemons on.

[Bob]

I'll let you know when your boyfriend's in here.

[Josh]

Get.

[Jason]

Just like this.

[Tom]

This song has its place also.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Christy Lee]

In a garbage drunk in a karaoke bar.

[Tom]

To me, it's hack karaoke.

[Jason]

We need to arrange this. Me and you, karaoke bar doing summer.

[Tom]

I can't be a part of something so trite.

[Jason]

Is that right?

[Tom]

Yeah. Yeah. It's every kid.

[Jason]

How about if I do walk with you and then you do summer loving with me? How about that? I'll meet you halfway.

[Tom]

How about we both do Walk this Way? You be Aerosmith. I'd be Run dmc.

[Christy Lee]

That's good. That's a good one.

[Jason]

Someone told me to.

[Josh]

Okay, I'm trying to find the top karaoke songs in I'm gonna say My Way.

[Christy Lee]

Oh, yeah.

[Tom]

Summer Lovin'.

[Josh]

Oh.

[Tom]

One of the hardest I ever laughed was this guy and Girl did an Evanescence song.

[Christy Lee]

Oh, that's a hard song to sing, too.

[Tom]

They made it look hard.

[Josh]

This is. This is interesting. Number one is Bohemian Rhapsody.

[Christy Lee]

No, there's no way you can get.

[Tom]

Six people in there. You.

[Josh]

Number two, don't Stop Believing by Journey.

[Christy Lee]

That's big.

[Josh]

Now, this was. This is a Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah, of course. Of course.

[Jason]

You love that song.

[Christy Lee]

So hack.

[Josh]

Oh, God. Although, did you see that Neil sang it the other day at a baseball game.

[Tom]

Wow.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah. That was pretty cool.

[Christy Lee]

Doesn't he have some health issues?

[Josh]

Living on a Prayer by Bon Jovi.

[Christy Lee]

Yeah, it's big.

[Josh]

Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler. And then Shallow from Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper.

[Tom]

Oh. Oh. I've never heard that at a karaoke.

[Christy Lee]

Me either.

[Tom]

That was a good song.

[Christy Lee]

That was a great song. But that would be. You gotta have a good voice.

[Tom]

I was gonna say. Yeah. That's a tough one, man. I heard a guy do Bill Withers. Use Me. And when the song started, I was like, oh, yeah. Good luck with this.

[Jason]

Yeah, right.

[Tom]

Knocked it out of the.

[Jason]

No kidding.

[Tom]

It was awesome.

[Jason]

Takes a lot of balls. Single Withers.

[Tom]

I also saw a guy do Aha Take on Me. That was my buddy Mark, and he nailed it.

[Christy Lee]

That high note.

[Josh]

What is yours? What's your go to?

[Tom]

I like Brandy Looking Glass.

[Christy Lee]

That's a good one.

[Tom]

And I like Sex and Candy by Marcy Playground. And I'll also do a Metal version of Lanis Morissette's you Ought to know.

[Josh]

Very nice.

[Tom]

Nobody likes it.

[Josh]

Probably better than that Pantera song.

[Tom]

Boy, that's.

[Josh]

What are the lyrics to that one?

[Tom]

Respect walk, respect, repeat.

[Josh]

Okay, we got that bumpadon down.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Tom]

You want to lay that foundation for the Rocket?

[Josh]

Still doing it.

[Tom]

We could play that game all day.

[Josh]

No, we're only going to play it until I win, and then we stop.

[Christopher]

That's it for another Bob and Tom show. Extra. Catch us on itunes, Google play and Stitcher for Bob and Tom. Extra. This is Christopher. Take care, everybody.

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