I mean, I know, right? Hard to believe this is a Kenyan band, have you had the vocals, the visuals? I don't know what you guys are thinking but yes, this is a Kenyan band and they're right here in studio but first things first, let's catch up. Now, you're watching Rock to a Library here on Y2F4 TV, the hashtag is Rock to a 2F4. We are on Facebook as Y2F4. Y2F4, nge apu ibo uto miwanda kuskizaniniu, konananiu, una repumta gani. We're going to be sending some shout-outs in Slam, love your way. We're also on Facebook, on Twitter, rather at Rock to a 2F4. We have a post as well, go comment below if you're not on Facebook that is. Oh, you can actually do both. Who cares, right? Facebook, Twitter, the more the merrier. So just keep talking to us. We're going to be sampling some of your comments and tweets when you do come back. But right about now, let's meet Nairobi's grunge and hip-hop band, The Dream Racer. I'm not from this idea. That would be nice. But this will have you guys in studio. How are you doing? It is good to be here. I don't know. Y'all are so awesome. I reached out and you just answered immediately. I'm like, what you doing this Saturday? We're free. Why? Why? You don't even want to find out what's going down. Rana has been hard, so you have a plan. We're coming, but I'm so glad you guys made it. Just a short notice, but you're here. So, can you just introduce yourselves? I'm going to start with you and then we get to him. As they say, ladies first, right? Okay. So, I am DXM. I am the lead vocalist for The Dream Racer's band. Yeah. Cool. Thank you. I'm Phil Rock. I'm Tefillin, but now it's Phil. P-H-I-L. Rock, like rock music. Phil Rock. That's such a cool name, though. Thank you. Yeah, I welcome. And then maybe you can shout out to the guys who are not here. How many are you in the band? There's four of us in the band. There's me and then there's Phil and then there's Danger and Pete who unfortunately cannot be with us today. But they'll definitely make it next time. Next time? So who does what for the band? Well, Pete is our guitarist and Danger is our bassist. Right. We are really crucial parts of this band and we make each other who we are. We wouldn't be what we are without each other. Without each other. Like, it takes an effort. Everyone brings something to the table. So maybe you can tell us about the name of the band, Dream Racer's. You know people not dream chase eyes, dream eyes or something. Tell us about Dream Racer's. Where does that come from? Their name. Oh well. We're racing. Are you shy Phil? Okay. Well Dream Racer is exactly as it is. We are racing. Towards the dream. And chasing our dreams. That's why we all got together because we all have a dream and music is everything. There is to us. So coming together and making a band out of it and having to be a part of something. It really feels nice. The rush and everything is just, it makes us. You have something to live for because you're racing after something. That's true. So Phil, tell us how did you guys meet? You don't just wake up one day and you're like, I need to set a band. Who do I know? Let me call, do you want to be in a band? No. It doesn't work like that. So tell us how you guys met. It was more of natural I guess. We never planned to start a band or something. We all vibed to each other. The music that she has in her, the music that I have in me. And each and every one, the danger of this player, Pete. We just vibed from day one and you were like, let's do this. How long ago was that? We were a COVID baby. We had a positive thing. Yes, you know. Apart from being COVID positive. Really? That's a bad job, you know. People are like, if you're here, did you call? Did you send me? So you were social distancing just in case. So you guys started this thing last year, 2020? Yeah. That is just yesterday, you know. It's 2021. Yeah. So when you came together, what was the vision of the band? What did you have in mind? Like, okay, so now we have a band. So because now you do grunge? Yes. And hip-hop as well. So how did you come about that? Like what was the vision behind that? Well, maybe all I can say is when we got together the first time, what I was looking forward to as an artist is jamming with all these people. All these people I've never played with before. Being in a scene that I've never been in, ever before. Right. Something new was way more refreshing than staying at home all day anyway. But that's where it starts though. Mostly when you start up, the best things is to just have your mind at the right place. Yeah. Just want to, you know, enjoy your music at first before you even think of anything else. Yeah. So that was it at the first time. And you mentioned getting into a scene you've never been into before. So this is the first time you guys are trying out rock music. Okay, not trying out. That's literally not cool. This is the first time you've done rock song. Me particularly, not the first time. We have jammed for so many rehearsal sessions together before we actually got in a studio. And it took also like a whole lot of time for us to get the song out because there's so much work that comes with it as well. But it was at first for me to get into the rock scene and get involved with, you know, the rock music and everything. And it has been the best musical thing that has happened to me my whole life so far. I told you guys, telling you, it doesn't get any cooler. Like rock is the coolest thing ever. Like if you don't know this, I don't know. Like they need prayers. What can you tell them? If they don't know, what can you tell them? And then Phil, help me out here. Like I'm thinking about it. Maybe they just come to rock show. They should come to shows. Yeah, by the way, there's that hashtag that goes on. Shout out to Yvonne to end their rock gigs. Especially after Kafu or even after Rona. Like rock gigs are usually so amazing. So usually like when someone starts, usually have an inspiration behind like getting up and just like singing and stuff. But I want to know some of your inspirations or some of the bands that you've been looking up to in the scene. Yeah, everyone's this different. So maybe you was and then he's... Well, right now I'm looking into a lot. Yeah, some of the influencers. Yeah, I'm looking into a lot of Kenyan bands because you don't even realize how many rock bands there are in Kenya until you start looking. You don't even know. At first I was like, wait, there's rock Kenyan bands here. But what? I know, right? Yeah, but then you start digging.  They're amazing as well. Yeah. It is incredible. So that's what I'm looking like into right now. It's something I really enjoy. Like literally any rock band right now that is in the scene, they're doing an amazing job and it's just, I am out there for that. Yeah. So try it to them. All the rock bands that came before you guys because they are so many. Like, I don't even know. I know many of them but I assume they were there even before, let's say 10 years before. Sometimes they bump you to them and I'm like, why? These guys are amazing. Where did they disappear to? You get? Yeah, so who are some of the influencers as well? There are lots of guys actually doing great stuff out here. I could think of maybe a rush band. Yeah. They are amazing. Unique people inspire us. Like, they do rock in Swahil, you know? Yes. And they won the Afrima in 2019. Yes, they did. That did. They are amazing. Yeah, rush band. You get some hope from them. Yeah, they've been here. Hello. They've been here. I think that was last year. Yeah. Was it last year? Nice. Last year or end of 2019, I think. Just after they won the Afrima. And they're sitting in the same space, you know? Right, so tell us about this song.  If you guys don't know, it's this song they just played before the interview. That was amazing. I mean, what was the inspiration behind that? Okay. No stranger to danger. That's the name of the song and it is... It's our little creation from one of our rehearsal sessions. It was something that everybody, without even knowing it, contributed a little part of it and it built up and it became so huge. We didn't even think it would be this major.  But it does. You get shocked.  And you're like, what? What is happening? How many views again? It's on our YouTube channel and it's our first single. And I don't even know. I can just say I'm so proud of it. I don't even know. So what is the song all about? I guess it just happened naturally. We were all vibing into the music and getting free and releasing ourselves and doing what we feel is at that moment and that's what came up out of it. Oh, nice. Do you like the creative process of making it? She's mentioned it so many times. I want to know the writing process. How many times, first of all, do you guys practice in a week or meet up? Tell us about that. How does it happen? As much as you can. Whenever, are you guys real? We just meet up. So you have a studio or you have someone, one of you guys, you're like, today we're going to be at DXMC's place then or Phil's place this time or how does that work? No, we practice at rehearsal studios here around town. So we've just been moving, moving. Oh, that's really nice and it's doing really dope. It just came out like a week ago and the views are just skyrocketing. For a rock song, I'm like really, really impressed because it's your first one out and it's doing really great. And you merge rock and hip-hop. So who does hip-hop? Is it Phil? Like I said, it happened naturally. So I guess you just felt that vibe was right at that time. But is that your style though? Like in future you want to continue doing that kind of music like grunge and hip-hop as well? Because when you mix two things that you love so much and you blend them so that you don't it's something new definitely. You listen to one rock song and then you listen to this other one that has a little rap in there and there's a difference. So you might come back to this one because of the rap. So we definitely get to reach out to more of a crowd than just having to do one thing. Plus you blend it in well and it actually works. Like you did. Right now let's talk about the visuals though. The animation. Who's behind that? Because last week him he did not believe this, this idea we played it and he was like yo wait, that's a Kenyan video? Are you sure? I'm like yeah, it's actually by a Kenyan band. So tell us about that. Who came up with the video? What is the video? Actually Pete did it. Yeah, I started to Pete by the way. Hey, hey, hey. That was so cool. Like after the interview we're going to be playing that song so that you guys can actually watch what we're talking about but you guys were impressed, right? It was a big surprise. It was one big surprise. We worked so hard on getting that song done. The audio. Sushi Pete himself worked so hard on it. He was in a studio every other day making sure that everything is done. The mixing is done. And then when it was actually done he had a video for it that we did not know of. Yeah, yeah. And then he shares it with us and we're like wait, how long have you had that? What is happening? Did you stop making this in second grade? It's an amazing literally it's just right. Yeah, anything else will have ruined it. I feel like it's better than even having a real video like a view lies and everything. I feel like that even. That was just, that's art. Yeah, I guess we draw in direction from basically the scene. When it comes to Kenyan bands, now the making puppet comes to be this. You know, LP. You guys should be proud of that. It's a great honour. I've been called the LP's of Kenya. Anyway, so you said that you draw a lot of like you look up to so many bands from right here in Kenya. So who are you open to working with? Are you, would you work with anyone in the 250? The rock scene that is. Yes, yes, of course. The first thing I'm really looking forward to doing after all this is definitely showing up at shows from this bands first of all. Because more than just working with them, getting to be an audience of this bands is like a really important thing. Even as me as an artist just sitting there and enjoying the music is the most important. It is mind blowing what these people can do. Sometimes you just have to sit down a bit and watch people and see what they're doing because they could teach you way more than you think. That's the whole process. We get there and then we definitely get into working with them later on. And since we mentioned that, we actually play favourites on this show. So I want you to tell me specifically of course there are so many rock events that usually happen across the year. Unfortunately in 2020 we couldn't have many because of covid. Now, when we open sale is an event coming up. You guys have the privilege of opening just for one artist. Who's that? One band, let me say band, one rock band. Who are you guys willing to open for? Who do you be like? Oh my God, I'm opening for so and so. In the scene, yes, in the rock scene. I'd say anyone literally. No, no, no, no. You missed the wine rights and favourites. We play favourites. We're going to pick this one. Just tell us one band. That way. No, it's really hard to choose from like the vasts. No, you mentioned rush, remember? Yeah, rush. See? That wasn't too hard. Yeah, so should have to rush. They are amazing man. Just everyone. I think I'm friends with literally everyone from that band. From Sam to Mike. Literally everyone there. So amazing. And everyone in the rock scene gets along with everybody. It's an amazing thing. So what plans do you have? When is the album coming? Because the first single is amazing. So I want to know about the album. I'm not even going to ask about the EP. Too small. When, when, when. That's just an element of surprise. No. You can not do that. It's just a few days into this year. I know. But that would be nice. This is the first album ever. It's out. It's just another that you're already looking forward to an album. You're not going to say though. We are definitely putting in so much work into this year. Because it's only a few days in and we have seen what rock can do for us. So we are definitely going to just indulge a bit more. Definitely work even harder to get to people that still think rock is not supposed to be a thing. Because there are people who are non-believers and it's just... There are so many in Kenya especially. There are so many. But then are you guys ready though? We are not mainstream in Kenya and I saw you guys talk about being underground artists. So you're okay with just being that or you want to... Let's take this rock to mainstream. Let's make every household in Kenya play rock music. Because that's what you're working towards or you're just okay with being underground artists? Definitely we're working towards going there but we are going to the whole industry like everyone we are going together bringing it, taking it to... And not hire the next level. Definitely looking forward to that. Just adding something to the industry. Alright, so since you wouldn't tell us about the album can you at least tell us when the single is dropping the next one? At least, you see I used the one at least. Can you at least tell us when the next one is going to be dropping? Before we let you go, I know. If you follow the platforms you'll get all those details. We are definitely working on something new. That is one. And what people can do because we can just everything is unpredictable nowadays. You just work with what is coming towards you. You just go with the flow most times. So what's going to happen is we are definitely going to put all our updates on our social media platforms all the time. And you guys are not on Twitter, you have a Twitter account? No we don't. But we will. You need to get a Twitter account. Facebook and anything. Shout out to Yvonne, she doesn't have any Instagram or Twitter. She was like, who are these guys? They are amazing. If you want Twitter, she will have none about you. So please let that Twitter account let it come. And your social media where can people find you? An Instagram account, it's called the dream racers. And we have a YouTube channel. What's your YouTube? Dream racers also. So it's easy for everybody else. The dream racers.  I just saw that. I saw the name of the song also. I saw it's easier. Like some animations and stuff. Chinese animations. No stranger to danger. Dream racers and then it will be there. It's going to pop up. So where is your music available? Apart from YouTube, if someone is looking to buy for you guys. So iTunes, Spotify, Amazon. Everywhere. Alright, cool. That's amazing. So guys make sure you follow the dream racers. That's on YouTube. Go subscribe to their channel on Facebook. Oh, you have a Facebook? No? You have a Facebook? The dream racers on Facebook. They have a Facebook. The dream racers on Instagram. Not the dream racers. And then, Chita is coming soon. I don't know. It's tonight. Tonight. We're going to have that. So just shout out to the bandmates that couldn't make it. Shout out to you guys for making time to just come through and we're looking forward to more music from you guys because you're doing an amazing job. But guess what? If you're watching and you're at home, we're still here. We're still here. And we're on Facebook because why 2.4 keep talking to us. We're going to be sampling those comments and tweets in a few. We're about now. No stranger to danger. Bye dream racers. Enjoy.


A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty high old silver, the lone ranger. With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. Come out of the past, come the thundering hoofbeaks of the great horse, Silver. The lone ranger rides again. The first armored wagon ever used in the West was rolling down the trail from Gold Ledge with a $50,000 shipment of blood and blood.  But shorty McGann the driver and the three men who rode shotgun with him felt no concern. The box in which they sat was iron clad. It had gun ports at points of vantage and in its top a hatch that could be opened only from the inside.  To shorty such an arrangement was a grievous handicap. He threatened. How can I sign this four-wheeled armadillo? What's the matter, shorty? Plenty, Jack. Pooked up this away, I can't crack a whip on these lazy plugs, or I can't even cost part of it. Well, suits me, too. No push where I can get at us here. Where are we at, anyhow? Well, yonder's the big butte they call the devil's doorknob. I see it. See? What's that about? A lot of big rocks. Must have been a rock slide. Well, can't get over with this land-going gunboat. Whoa, you hammerhead. Whoa, whoa, whoa. What'll we do? Get out and clear the trail? Not by a juggle. I'm turning back.  Hey, the smoke coming from under the wagon. Yeah, Jack, I smell powder smoke. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few. I've got a few.  Maybe it's a few. It is a few. We're gonna be blowed up.  Several weeks later, the lone ranger and tanto stood by their horses surveying the scene of the blast which had wrecked the armored wagon, killed its crew, and delivered a fortune into the hands of unknown bandits. The crime had been discovered long since, but the wagon still lay beside the trail ripped and twisted. The masked man was saying... The tanto, I see nothing here that wasn't in the newspaper stories. If robbers leave any sign had gone long time ago. Yes, hundreds of people have been here. Well, where we go now? To Gold Ledge. Easy city city. Silver. That's where the wagon started this last trip. Now, horses need drink. They'll watch for water. Come on, Silver. Get him up, Silver. Must be water somewhere around this ranch house. It looked like nobody here. It's not to be too sure. I'm going to shoot from the round corner house. Close in on him. Come on, Silver. Count. Get him, Gold. He's only boy. Drop that rifle. He had them all. Winchester Jam. Hold him. I'm still here. Come on. We came looking for water. Why did you shoot at us, boy? I guess I made a mistake. I thought the masked man was someone else. But his voice is different. We made a mistake, too. Miss, your hair is falling out from under your hat. Well, him girl got boy's clothes on. I didn't want you to know. Easy, steady, Silver. Look, young lady. I may be able to help you. I don't know. Suppose you start by telling us your name. I'm Trudy Dawes. I came here from the east a few months ago with my father, John Hammond Dawes. He was an artist. You said was. A week ago, Dad was murdered by a masked man. I saw it happen. It was dark. Dad was in his studio and I'd gone to my room, leaving the door open enough to see out. I heard horses, then the door opened and a man came in. I see. Dad was dead before I realized what was happening. When the sheriff came, he said Dad must have got mixed up in a neighborhood feud over water rights. I take it you remember the gunman's voice, since you said mine wasn't like it. Mister, I'll never forget that, boys. It was flat and deadly. I'd like to see your father's studio. All right. Why are you dressed like that, Miss Dawes? I've been watching and waiting for the murderer to come back. You have a lot of courage. That's the chair where Dad was sitting. There's his easel and paint box. And there's his last landscape. Hello. That's Devil's Doorknob and there's the trail. The exact spot where the armored wagon was blasted is in the background of the painting. You see it. Miss Dawes, when did your father finish this painting? The day before that awful robbery. Did he seem worried afterward? He suddenly quit painting and started going to Gold Ledge every day. I think he saw something while he was painting. Something that made him dangerous to the bandits. I never thought of that. But I believe you're right. Are you known in Gold Ledge? I've never been there. Why do you ask? Because there's a dance hall in the town called the Happyland. Every crook in these parts shows up there sooner or later. I understand. You want me to go there and listen for the killer? I don't ask it, Miss Dawes. You'd be in danger even with Todd and me standing by. I'm not afraid. But how can I get into the place? Can you sing? Can I have a fair voice? Then you can get a job as an entertainer. There are openings for singers all the time. Leave the rest to me. Moisturing miners, gamblers and gunmen packed the Happyland a big two-story building. All eyes were on the open stairway as red-haired Kate, a proprietress, shouted, Sit down, everybody. It's time for the show. As the crowd watched and waited, a lean, thin-lipped man lost cartridge belts and kept his thumbs hooked close to his gun, but swaggered up the case. Where's that new singer I've been hearing about? Take it easy, Flass. She'll be here in a minute. What's her name? Oh, Trudy's something or other. She blew in on the stage a couple of days ago.  Is that her coming down the stairs? Oh, yeah. Here comes our girl. $50 if she sings clementine. A hundred for old Susan. Hurry up, Trudy. What song is it going to be, Kate? The one I picked, girl. I'm Flash Holden. What I say goes around this joint. What's the matter, Trudy? I just feel faint. Don't run a ranny on me, girl. You're going to sing my favorite song. Jesse is going to rest. Just give me a few seconds and I'll be all right. I'll see you here, brother. You trying to jump my claim on the first song? You better back out while you can, I'm praying. I got in the high bid, you pole cat. A pole cat, am I? Hold it, Flash.  Guess that did it. Come on, baby. Get up on that platform and sing. Jesse's gone to rest. It was after midnight before Trudy found an opportunity to slip out of the dance hall and keep a pre-arranged rendezvous with a lone ranger. They met in a wooded lot several blocks from the happy land. The girl poured out her story. Mister, I found the man who killed my father. What's his name, Trudy? Flash Holden. Trudy's been watching outside the happy land. Tomorrow night I'll have him go in and take a look at Holden. I'll point him out. Yes, but be careful. Meet me here again and I'll take you back to the ranch. I understand. Now I'd better get back to the dance hall. Goodbye, mister. Adios, mister. Meanwhile, Kate had retired to her private quarters in the happy land. Wither were two of her toughest hirelings, Polk Mason and Lanky Hall. I wonder where Flash is. He snuck out right after that new girl went for a walk. Polk, I wish he hadn't hit that miner. He'll get us into trouble. He might have killed that rock buster. Where'd you put him, Lanky? In the back room. Send him on his way when he comes to. We've got to be careful. That gold's in the cellar. We should have buried it on the mesa. Not safe to bury anything. Seems like there's always someone around to see you. I guess you're right, Lanky. Who'd have supposed that artist fellow would be sitting up on a hill painting pictures when we planted the blast in power at Devil's Doorknob? Never would have known he was a witness if he hadn't had to come snooping around the happy land playing detective on his own. It's lucky for us, he tipped his hand. It's lucky we got him before he went to the cellar. Now, listen to me, you two. Flash has been scouting around for a place to turn that gold into cash. Now, he's found out it's collars against us. So red any government buyer would know it came from the mines here. We'll have to hide the stuff where it'll be safe till things cool off. And that may take a long time. Well, here's Flash now. Where in Tarnation are you being flashed? I followed that new singer when she left here tonight. Oh, yeah?  And get this. You wore a mask. Boys, we gotta trap that mask, man. You're the boss, Keith. If the girl's a spy and she's reporting to him, he'll likely be at the same place again. Now, we'll lay for him. Somewhere I heard about a fellow like the one you've seen, Flash. They call him the Lone Ranger. Kate and Lanky were waiting inside Trudy's room when she returned. Well, in here. Keep your voice down, Trudy, or I'll let you have this knife in your back. Sit down here with your back to me and answer questions. Don't twist my arm. I'll sit down. Who was that masked man you met tonight? I don't know.  Are you and him after the gold? Lanky.  What gold? What are you talking about? Never mind that. What'd you tell that fellow? It's none of your business.  I was looking for that. I got my hand over it. Oh, keep it there. She won't talk unless we get tough. Or gag and tire that we get that masked man. Right. And we'll take him both someplace where noise won't matter. The next night, as the Lone Ranger rode into the outskirts of Gold Ledge from his camp in the surrounding hills, Totto galloped up. The masked man was about to pull up when the Indian world scout around and slowed him to Silver's pace. Easy scout. Easy fellow. Easy. Kimus, hubby. Yes? Me on way to camp when we see you. What's wrong, Totto? My girl not sing tonight. Maybe something wrong. Where's her room? Five windows back from front on the west side. We see light there. The west windows overlook a row of one-story buildings. That's right. She may come to our meeting place. I'll go there. You get back to the dance hall and scout her out for a way to get in the upper floor from the outside. Let me go. Get him out of town. Soon after partying with Totto, the Lone Ranger guided Silver into the Cottonwood Grove where Prudy previously had reported to him. Those are easy. As the masked man studied his surroundings in the faint moonlight, he caught a glimpse of something white on the ground nearby. He looked again. It was a woman's form. He swung from his saddle-calling. Miss Dawes, are you hurt? He's off his horse. Get him down. He's coming, Kate. Climb into him. All of you. Get him out of here. We got him. He's down. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments to our story. Prudy Dawes was a prisoner in the happy land dance hall, and the Lone Ranger had gone down in a tangle of arms and legs as red-haired Kate's gang attacked from ambush. So eager with the desperadoes to take him alive, that they'd paid no heed to Silver, who stood nearby with flattened ears and quivering muscles. Suddenly the great stallion reared and lashed out with his forelegs.  He reeled away yelling, That horse, watch out. Then he Silver said, Big Fluff, hold him there. Then he is the Lone Ranger. There goes his hat. His head. He's still in the saddle. Come on, boys, after him. He gave no thought to a minor wound, knowing now that the ambush had been planned and that he sent Silver thundering down the street toward the dance hall. Behind him, red-haired Kate and her henchmen were in their saddles and shouting. The sound of the gunfire carried to the happy land, and its doors opened to erupt gunmen.  And him, the masked man, scanned the building which front of the wall. Just ahead was the usual village firehouse with its bell rope dangling down where anyone could reach it in an emergency. He kicked that hoops three from his stirrups, grasped the rope and swung himself in the candle, leaving Silver to gallop on. The weight of his body swung the bell. Its flapper struck home. His purpose betrayed. He hoisted himself upward, hand over hand, as his pursuers closed in. Where'd he go? Didn't you hear the bell? He went up the rope. I don't see him. Well, then he's on the roof. What are we doing, Kate? Get the ladders out of the firehouse and go after him. Come on, men. This man made his way across a flat loop concealed by the false front of one of the buildings. He leaked across a narrow space to the one-story general store. Crossing this, he came to the west wall of the dance hall. A lighted window described by Tonto was almost level with a roof on which he stood. He peered through and saw Trudy helplessly bound and gagged. Seconds counted. He could hear the men in the street below and knew that it was just a matter of time when he would be discovered. He tried the window and found it locked. Then he swung a boot. Trudy turned and startled eyes as she saw the masked man leap through the opening and stride to her side. It's all right, Miss Toes. But get rid of that gag first. There. Thank goodness you've come. Now to cut those cords on your hands and feet. There's a guard on the balcony just beyond the door. A fella called Lanky. He must have heard you smash the window. He'll be coming in here. Now your feet. There he is. Drop that gun. You're the masked man. I said drop that gun. I'll show you.  I should have shot you. Fire! Fire! I can't waste any time with you. I'll get you for that. There's another guy. One more. There are men on the roofs outside. The crowd downstairs will be coming up. I know another way out. At the end of the balcony, there's a stairway down to the alley. All right. Run for it. There's the stairs. We have to be careful about opening this door. I see somebody out there. Yes, there's Talewa Silver. We see what's happening to you, Miss Abby. We wait with Silver. Hold fast, Miss Toes. All right. Up you go. There you are, Steady Silver Easy. Where are you taking me? To our camp. Hello. You watch this place tonight. Morning. Bring out a horse, and the boys outfit for Miss Toes. Miss Abby. One, two, three. It was several hours later. The happy land's doors had been closed to the public, but Kate and her top killers lingered at a table discussing the night's events. Now to top everything else, that minor in the back room is dead. What's the difference? We'll dump him somewhere. Don't forget we've got to get rid of the gold, too. With that masked man on the loose, anything can happen. Yeah. There's no telling how much he knows about us. He may have spies watching the place. We can't just move those ingots out in the chest like we brought him in. I don't see how we can keep from tipping our hands. Poke. Go see who's at the door. Right. It's important to look after these. The chef. What's he after? How we can handle those bads, Toes? Lather your guns and follow my play. All right. Poke, let him in. Howdy, Sheriff. What brings you to town? Bloody kids. I got worried that you were having a run. Not a ride, just a rocket. Some mumbra in a mess kidnapped my singer. Yeah. Yeah. There's something else, Sheriff. Fella just died here. That's different. He was a minor and he picked a fight with Pledge. Yeah, I had to hit him. But I didn't mean to hit him so hard.  It was self-defense. Who was this man? Just John. He had a last name. Nobody knows it. I suppose I'll have to bury him. I'll take care of that myself, Sheriff, if you'll let me. Yes. I feel downright sorry about what happened. Go ahead. I don't object to anything that saves my time and the county's money. I'll give him a nice funeral. Let's take a look at him. Poke, you show the sheriff and his men where he is. Just a second, Sheriff. Yeah? You have any ideas of trying to arrest me for the death of that man? What if I have, Flesh? I just wanted you to know that I can produce a lot of witnesses as to how he got to be hurt. That's right, Sheriff. The critter was just falling for trouble. Flesh hit him when he went for a gun. Like I said, it was self-defense. Yep, I know. He told me self-defense when one of the happy and mean killed someone. Don't worry, Flesh. I know better than to try to make a case against you. At some time, you'll make a mistake. Then maybe things will be different. Where is the dead man? Come on, Sheriff. What was the idea to tell him about that minor? You might have got me into trouble with the sheriff. I told him it's part of a scheme I just thought up. Now, listen to this. The next morning, Tonto was at the Lone Ranger's camp. He had brought not only the things truly needed, but a report of strange activities at Happyland. First, you see Sheriff go into Danthal. After a while, he leaves. Then three fellas come out of the back door with big bundles. Did you follow them? Uh-huh. Me trailing. You see them throw bundles in rivers. Maybe it was the stolen gold. I heard something at the Happyland that makes me think it was there yesterday. They haven't already moved it. They'll soon try to hide it someplace else. They know now that we're after them. Ah, that's right. But bundles not have gold in it. Oh, me see boots stick out. You might have been the man's flash-holder hit with his gun. Well, be here, Sheriff, say that color. Die from wounds. Him say red-haired Kate. Try to square things. Her get-up, big funeral. Hold open house for all manners. Well, she's joined to bury a body that isn't there. What can it mean? It means that red-haired Kate and her killers have outsmarted themselves. You ready, Miss Dawes? We're riding for Boothill. The funeral courtiers move slowly up the mesquite-covered slope of Boothill with a covered wagon and the leaves. Next in line, riding in a bomb bird, where the dancehall musicians followed by red-haired Kate. Curious down-steeple, cowhands and miners made up the rest of the processions. Sheriff Ford and his deputies rode herd on him. The lawman was saying... We'd better keep our eyes peeled, men. This funeral is likely to bust up in the bathroom. Wouldn't surprise me, Sheriff. Hey, the wagon's stopping here. Well, this is going to plant it. Let's cut around and get up close. Get up there.  You're unloading the coffin now, Sheriff. Yes, I see. Well, here we are. Ho, ho, ho. Did he? No. Howdy, kid. That's a mighty stud box you fixed up there for the miner for them. Howdy, Sheriff. I didn't expect you here. Well, I just wanted to see the things went off easily. Hey, watch it, you wanderer. Set it down by the edge of the horde. Easy, fellas. Now, where's the possum? He's not here yet. Somebody's coming over the top of the hill. Look, Sheriff, it's a mass man. He was the intermission to the mass man and wanted the funeral. There's an engine that kid follows. Hey, let's get out of the way, boys. Hold it, hold it. Hold it, everybody. Sheriff, that's the fellow who kidnapped the singer from my place. Stranger, what's the idea of holding up a funeral? You want to let him get away with it, Sheriff? There he is. There's Flash Holden, the man who murdered my father. Watch it. Are you the dog's girl? That dog's father was killed because he'd seen the gang that blew up the armored wagon. Yes. How come you know Holden shot him? I heard the curler's voice that night. I'll swear that it was Flash Holden. What about it, Holden? That's not so. You asked for it, Miss Dog. Oh, you don't? No, I don't. He bust my arm. Rest of me, stay put. Can I find that about this? There's other evidence, Sheriff. Otto, get that coffin open. Mr. You're going too far. What's the man in his body got to do with what you've been telling me? You'll find the body and the river. And what's been coming off here? You don't see. Yeah, I'll take a look. There's the drug gone. What's in it, Sheriff? Go! Go! It's a loot from the armored wagon. Kate! Have a rest. You're going to hold up it. Now go ahead. I know when the gang is up. You duck at these disciples, Miss. What are we doing? Load them into that hearse. We'll haul them to jail in Orville. All right, Miss. Stay a few days now. Look, Sheriff, the mass man and the Indian are gone. Well, I reckon they figured their job was done. Well, they took the best man in the west to hang the dead wood on earth. That's something. Look here, Kate. Do you know who that mass man is? He's the Lone Ranger. Copyrighted feature originated by George W. Trenble and directed by Charles D. Livingston. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beeman.


What's up everybody? Jason here for jazby's casebricks.com 2020 mosaic plus prism hobby two box break picker teams number two just sold out Where we randomize the chargers and give them away if you buy two or more teams So again, how to get entered to win the chargers just buy two teams in this break and get entered to win You buy two teams. You get one entry you buy four teams to get two entries by six teams to get three entries Okay, if you only buy one team will not be entered to win But good luck guys in this mixer here is a little two box break one box of prism hobby one box of 2020 mosaic Hobby football. So again, I alphabetize the customer names there could be a total of course of 16 entries or sorry 15 entries with one team someone buying just one team But again, we'll see who that is. Good luck. So Calvin Michael got to Cory got to so guess what boom Each of you guys get an entry David with two Dean with two that's an entry right there Then we got Demetrius with six. So that's three entries Into winning the chargers Hunter you got last mom olja and Jaguars got two though Boom J with two Joshua two. So that's an entry right there So Karen got the Patriots just by itself. So no entries, but good luck And Matthew with two Michael Luchi with two. That's an entry right there of each of you get for each of you guys Sorry And Rory Ryan That's an entry each and last one here Sean with the Colton Washington football team Another entry right there. So total of 15 of possible 15 done. So one of 15 chance guys not too bad There you go. Now, let's quickly Just roll the dice and we got ourselves a two and a two four times. Good luck customer number one gets the chargers one two three four Wow, there you go Dean after four times boom getting the Chargers So you had the Saints and Titans now you have the chargers Very nice Let's just delete this really quick Paper guys I Here you go. All right, you have a box of hobby of each so let's go with mosaic hobby first Carl's hide and Roger's montage we got a silver rookie coming and it's Tyler Johnson for the Bucks and a Rory Phil Lindsey Joey B. Kenneth Murray a little overdrive Yeah, I'm four straight good rookies right there Tyron Matthew Got a cart. Oh, yeah. Yeah Hopefully more men. We still have another box. Of course in the rest of this J.K. Dobbins red little blue chips a lot of Falcons Julio Cam Acres Jalen Hurts These three guys just performed so well this weekend You can't make it that job in Taylor and about Nate Stanley for the Minnesota Vikings autograph Minnesota Vikings that is going to Ryan Potter little pay Manny Mbps prism silver Devin Singletary Jacob Easton Zach Moss a J Dylan Charles Woodson and A little KJ Hamler blue for the Denver Broncos It's going to Demetrius Wow, and look at that. What did I tell you guys? Staying glass opportunities for these last few teams and look at that Jaguars Hunter last spot mojo Striking again in another break little stained glass Garner Minchu That'll pay for the Jaguars probably J.K. Dobbins Tyler Johnson J.K. Beeson Roll Ponds man, you got Jason Taylor You got CD Lam stair masters Eli Chase young little CJ Henderson Kevin Green Tyler Johnson red Patty Tom Brady but it was either Joey V CD Lam Josh Jacobs Wilmer Seisen stair masters Matt Ryan little Jalen Hertz Platter was either the viscous One more autograph right? Yes, Zach Moss. There you go bills with that one When a David Emmett Smith Tyler lock it blue chips to a tug of a loa Montage there J. The Ragger Devin DuVernay and Antonio Gibson Lot of penny-sleeve cars guys a lot of value in this mosaic And the health care workers who've been working on the front line during this pandemic I spoke to one nurse out of Orange County who says she is ready She is wanting this vaccine and it could not count soon enough for her Yes, COVID cases are starting rocketing across the country The first COVID-19 vaccine is on its way to America's Michael personally I'm excited because you can feel what the beginning of the new peak Crystal State is in the nurse for 19 years She was at St. Jude Medical Center in Fullerton Without half of the patients have COVID In the high risk frontline workers She was able to sign up in hopes of being vaccinated this week With a lot of good action research and the technology that we have And felt for the last 15 years I feel comfortable looking at the research Seeing the faculty side Understand how they did it And what they had in real time I find this plant-based package of vials of vaccine boxes with dry ice to do the cold 2.9 million doses are being driven and flown to desigate hospitals They will be taking off this afternoon on destinations throughout the country 300 cases and 1,600 doses of the vaccine will come to California Providence St. Joseph Hospital in Orange County We have a large shipment and store them in their sub-zero fixers They'll then distribute to other nearby hospitals in the area And put in St. Jude for shade works With the FDA just calling a microsecond estimate They say they know that they have an optimal balance to the good side to take it This was based upon scientific decision making Out of the most rigorous sort She said she understands why some people will be cautious But she said she's following the science and data And encourages everyone who is unsure to do their own research A research trial of this magnitude to have over 40... All right, next one, guys She and her fellow nurses are tired of their exhausts They have to go through all this work really quickly now Because in the sense of review, the nurses are really on the other end of this curve And my needs are going to be rescheduled for They're offering for their confirmation And they're trying for the vaccines This week And the nurses are in the unit And here, certainly, my best needs are kind of at the right time It's possible that across the region You could see our favorable wealth But then we'll come along with others Well-bound in cases today And what it says right now One in the most understable data power Are currently infected And more than 2,000 are fair to As we have been reporting many people say They are still skeptical of the vaccine All right, guys, next box And for employers could have a right to Dove and Cook They would They would They would They would A little Anthony Harris They won't get the COVID-19 vaccine Michael Piment Jr. DJ Dallas Jaylin Ramsey Little Anthony McFarlane Jr. Blue Ice Isaiah Simmons Devon DuBernay And Andre Johnson Joe Burrell Maid Stanley And we got a little silver here For the Denver Broncos Brandon Ayuk For the 49ers, Ryan Potter At a 175 Ross Blacklock Zach Moss Silver autograph That's two Zach Moss autographs One in prison now One in a mosaic, now one in prism Very nice for David and the bills Lavin Collins The voting for the shooting is unknown at this time But a one-man workshop The LA City Fire Department Responded within minutes And tried to save the man's life But unfortunately it was you Another bill And it's Gabriel Davis 19 out of 149 Wow, what a break for the bills A.J. Dillon And we got Tremaine Edmonds And these are roads El Monte Police A truck collided with a passenger car The driver of the car was taken to the hospital The passenger in that car Was pronounced dead at the scene The driver of the truck suspected of driving Under the influence was also Taken to the hospital And the shooting outside The largest cathedral in America During a Christmas concert The first in-person event And it's the bear of the band in it It's new for Northern California But for Southern California right now Looks like we'll just see the end I'm gonna look at the forecast And what's the schedule then?