Not everything that you see on the Internet is true.
I was performing a vanity search on people that have the name "John Bredehoft," and I ran across a record in Zoominfo that included the following information:
Now some of you have already figured out where this is going. Initially, I didn't. There have been instances in which people with the name "John Bredehoft" have been confused with me, so I initially figured that some poor guy in Kansas had his information scrambled with my own.
Initially I missed the fact that this guy in Kansas had the same middle initial that I do.
And initially I missed the fact that the Zoominfo page included a number of references to this very Empoprise-MU music blog, dating back to 2009.
Eventually I put two and two together...and nearly burst out laughing.
No, there is no person in Kansas with the name John E. Bredehoft.
If you haven't figured it out yet - and as I said, it took me a while to figure out - take a look at this Empoprise-MU post from 2009. Zoominfo somehow took that post and performed a gross misinterpretation of it. I do admit that I know Glen Campbell, but not the one who made that song famous. (Although the Glen Campbell that I know does play a mean ukelele.)
It could have been worse. I've referenced many other songs in this blog, including White Punks on Dope and Anarchy in the UK.
The evolution will not be televised - Bryan Adams and AllMusic
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If you poke around on the Internet, you can find this odd FAQ:
*Why can't I find Bryan Adams on AllMusic? Due to the request of Mr. Adams,
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