Early Episodes, Then Sputtering Along In '99
Two and a half more hours from the Tape and Record Show Enterprises "archives" digitized this evening...
"The Tape & Record Show: Episode 121. Broadcast Wednesday, July 16,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). "Soap, season 3, episode 12" - Danny catches up with Polly; Chester and Jessica attend a counseling session with a minister; Burt's doctor reveals that Mary is pregnant--and that Burt's insomnia is caused by a fatal blood disease. / Eleventh Will Rogers Commentary
The Tape & Record Show: Episode 122. Broadcast Thursday, July 17,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). Will Rogers Commentary 12 / "The Bickersons 4: The Easter Parade" / Will Rogers Commentary 13 / "The Bickersons 5: Blanche's Birthday Present"
The Tape & Record Show: Episode 123. Broadcast Friday, July 18,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). "The Inspector" - Clouseau is on the trail of the "Pink Panther" diamond, and goes to the suspect's home disquised as a telephone repairman."
"The TRS Music Show: Episode 41. Broadcast Monday, October 17, 1999 at 8:00pm central. Theme Music: Axel F(Harold Faltermeyer). Hosts Albert Sims and James Stricklin. Songs: Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout Would Not Take The Garbage Out(Shel Silverstein), Old Dogs(Waylon Jennings/Mel Tillis/Bobby Bare/Jerry Reed), Where It's At(Beck), Take Your Love and Shove It(Joe Pesci).
The TRS Music Show: Episode 42. Unaired episode recorded in 1999. Theme Music: Axel F(Harold Faltermeyer). Hosts Albert Sims and James Stricklin. Songs: Heat Wave(Marilyn Monroe), One Step Beyond(Madness), The Revolution Kind(Sonny Bono), Stuffin' Martha's Muffin(Mojo Nixon/Skid Roper), Love Song(Sam Kinison)."
Had to dig out another LP record to finish digitizing episode 122 of the "flagship series", the "Radiola Records" release of "The Bickersons".
The "excuse" for the last song in episode 41 of the "Music Show" nearly made me spit out my drink again, after listening to it again for the first time since it was recorded. Not going to give the reason here, because a certain folk on Facebook it is directed at is on my Friends list, and I still like them.
May be a good thing that "unaired" episode 42 episode of "The TRS Music Show" never made it to "broadcast". I was making comments about a certain singer at the time that would be hugely "inappropriate" today, and probably also back in '99. I might have been "imbibing" during that recording session, judging from my vocal slurring.
That 1999 "revival" lasted an entire week, thus one episode never seeing the "light of day" then. Tape and Record Show Enterprises was officially "dead" after that week. Still several hundred hours to digitize of the flagship series and other series under the TRSE flag though, so my digitization project is FAR from being "complete", including episodes 35-40 of "The TRS Music Show", which I somehow "overlooked" this evening. Those will be digitized later. After those are completed, I'll be done with that particular series, like I am with "Randy Haney's Life of Elvis" and "The TRS Scrap Pile".
"The Tape & Record Show: Episode 121. Broadcast Wednesday, July 16,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). "Soap, season 3, episode 12" - Danny catches up with Polly; Chester and Jessica attend a counseling session with a minister; Burt's doctor reveals that Mary is pregnant--and that Burt's insomnia is caused by a fatal blood disease. / Eleventh Will Rogers Commentary
The Tape & Record Show: Episode 122. Broadcast Thursday, July 17,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). Will Rogers Commentary 12 / "The Bickersons 4: The Easter Parade" / Will Rogers Commentary 13 / "The Bickersons 5: Blanche's Birthday Present"
The Tape & Record Show: Episode 123. Broadcast Friday, July 18,1980 at 5:00pm central. Theme Music: Imperial March(John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra). "The Inspector" - Clouseau is on the trail of the "Pink Panther" diamond, and goes to the suspect's home disquised as a telephone repairman."
"The TRS Music Show: Episode 41. Broadcast Monday, October 17, 1999 at 8:00pm central. Theme Music: Axel F(Harold Faltermeyer). Hosts Albert Sims and James Stricklin. Songs: Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout Would Not Take The Garbage Out(Shel Silverstein), Old Dogs(Waylon Jennings/Mel Tillis/Bobby Bare/Jerry Reed), Where It's At(Beck), Take Your Love and Shove It(Joe Pesci).
The TRS Music Show: Episode 42. Unaired episode recorded in 1999. Theme Music: Axel F(Harold Faltermeyer). Hosts Albert Sims and James Stricklin. Songs: Heat Wave(Marilyn Monroe), One Step Beyond(Madness), The Revolution Kind(Sonny Bono), Stuffin' Martha's Muffin(Mojo Nixon/Skid Roper), Love Song(Sam Kinison)."
Had to dig out another LP record to finish digitizing episode 122 of the "flagship series", the "Radiola Records" release of "The Bickersons".
The "excuse" for the last song in episode 41 of the "Music Show" nearly made me spit out my drink again, after listening to it again for the first time since it was recorded. Not going to give the reason here, because a certain folk on Facebook it is directed at is on my Friends list, and I still like them.
May be a good thing that "unaired" episode 42 episode of "The TRS Music Show" never made it to "broadcast". I was making comments about a certain singer at the time that would be hugely "inappropriate" today, and probably also back in '99. I might have been "imbibing" during that recording session, judging from my vocal slurring.
That 1999 "revival" lasted an entire week, thus one episode never seeing the "light of day" then. Tape and Record Show Enterprises was officially "dead" after that week. Still several hundred hours to digitize of the flagship series and other series under the TRSE flag though, so my digitization project is FAR from being "complete", including episodes 35-40 of "The TRS Music Show", which I somehow "overlooked" this evening. Those will be digitized later. After those are completed, I'll be done with that particular series, like I am with "Randy Haney's Life of Elvis" and "The TRS Scrap Pile".