Two Chairs No Waiting 99: Feedback Episode August 31st, 2010
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Host: Allan Newsome
Running time: 0:16:39
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It has been several weeks since we last listened to the feedback sent in by your fellow listeners so tonight we’ll be diving into that. You may notice that the title is only “Feedback Episode” with no number. I did that in honor of Barney Fife because the last feedback episode we had was number twelve….so being cautious…I’m not numbering this episode.
We have feedback about the Darling boys, Mitch Jayne, Good Ole 14-A, and Don Knotts. We have some fun and interesting items included in the comments so sit back and enjoy the show!
The audio is a bit hard to hear and you will heard glasses clinking and laughter of those in attendance. I hope you can enjoy what you can hear as it certainly is rare audio and I wanted to share it with you.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (888) 684-8415 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
If you use iTunes, please visit the Two Chairs No Waiting page of the iTunes store and leave a review and rating.
Related Links:
- mitch and rodney talk (YouTube video) – Another scene from the documentary, “A Night in the Ozarks”.
- A Night in the Ozarks with The Dillards DVD (Weaver’s Department Store) – Wonderful DVD for any fan of The Dillards or The Andy Griffith Show.
- Mayberry Days – Official Mayberry Days website.
Executive Producer of Two Chairs No Waiting Episode #99: Allan Newsome
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Two Chairs No Waiting 98: Don Knotts Star Luncheon August 24th, 2010
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Host: Allan Newsome
Running time: 0:18:57
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Last week was about Don Knotts got his star on Hollywood Walk of Fame. This episode we get to hear bits of the audio from the luncheon held following the star ceremony.
We start off with John Ritter talking about seeing The Andy Griffith Show for the first time. Having gone to church with Andy, he enjoyed the show but recalls that Barney was the character that he loved.
Andy Griffith then speaks about his good friend Don Knotts. They have known one another since they were 30 years old. Andy says that the five years with Don on The Andy Griffith Show were the best years of his life.
Finally, Don says, “Thank you” to all those that helped him get where he is. I can say, from all of us, THANK YOU Don Knotts.
The audio is a bit hard to hear and you will heard glasses clinking and laughter of those in attendance. I hope you can enjoy what you can hear as it certainly is rare audio and I wanted to share it with you.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (888) 684-8415 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
If you use iTunes, please visit the Two Chairs No Waiting page of the iTunes store and leave a review and rating.
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Executive Producer of Two Chairs No Waiting Episode #98: Bob James
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Two Chairs No Waiting 97: Don Knotts Star on Hollywood Boulevard August 17th, 2010
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Host: Allan Newsome
Running time: 0:18:55
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Don Knotts got his star on Hollywood Walk of Fame at age 75 on January 19, 2000. His star can be found on the North side of the 7100 block of Hollywood Blvd (7083 to be exact). The star was awarded for his contributions in the field of television.
Mr. Knotts commented after receiving his star, “I can’t believe I have my own star. I’m gonna come down here every morning and shine that sucker up.”
Thanks to The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club the audio we have of the ceremony.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (888) 684-8415 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
If you use iTunes, please visit the Two Chairs No Waiting page of the iTunes store and leave a review and rating.
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Executive Producer of Two Chairs No Waiting Episode #97: Bob James
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Two Chairs No Waiting 96: Mitch Jayne August 10th, 2010
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Host: Allan Newsome
Running time: 0:15:09
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Mitch Jayne, a Dillards founder and the bass-playing Darling boy in Mayberry, passed away August 2, 2010. Mayberry fans are grateful for his friendship and all the joy & inspiration he brought to people all over the world. Mitch was a master storyteller and humorist as well as as a musician. Read more about Mitch and share your thoughts as well.
Born July 5, 1928, Mitch Jayne is someone that all fans of The Andy Griffith Show will miss. The stories he shared from the stage at Mayberry events are priceless and are second only to the music he was such an important part of giving to us all. Thank you, Mitch, the the fun and the everlasting music.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (888) 684-8415 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
If you use iTunes, please visit the Two Chairs No Waiting page of the iTunes store and leave a review and rating.
Related Links:
- RONNIE ELLIS: Remembering an old friend (article)
- Jayne influenced music world (article)
- Mitch Jayne: Ozarks Storyteller (video interview)
- Mitch Jayne, By Kathryn Love and Diana Jayne (article)
- Remembering Mitch Jayne (Photo Album) -
- http://sites.google.com/site/mitchjayne1/home – You’ll want to go and read this page. Down toward the very bottom is a wonderful account of Mitch Jayne’s life and passing by his wife Diana.
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Two Chairs No Waiting 95: Good Ole 14-A August 3rd, 2010
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Host: Allan Newsome
Running time: 0:14:23
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Mayberry fans know “Good Ole 14-A” or “Welcome Sweet Springtime” as Barney identified it in the episode “Barney and the Choir” (#52) but do you know the history of the melody of that Mayberry ballad.
Two Chairs crack staff…okay, it was Allan since I’m the entire staff…..found out the history of this beautiful song just this past weekend and you’ll find out the rest of the story if you listen to this episode.
Don’t forget to leave comments or ask questions on the TwoChairsNoWaiting.com website or using the contact information given in the podcast. We’d love to have you be a part of our next feedback episode. Call the Two Chairs No Waiting Hot-line at (888) 684-8415 and leave a voice mail to be part of the show.
If you use iTunes, please visit the Two Chairs No Waiting page of the iTunes store and leave a review and rating.
Related Links:
- Anton Rubinstein Melody in F – Russian composer and concert pianist Anton Rubinstein. Although Rubinstein was a prolific composer, the only piece of his to be found in today’s classical piano books is the Melody In F.
- Swinging melody in F – This is a version of 14a, the music anyway, that would have Gomer and Mary Grace up and dancing.
- Ragging Rubinstein’s Melody in F Ukulele – Check out this ukulele version.
- Anton Rubinstein – To learn more about the man who wrote this piece of music that brings a smile to Mayberry fans everywhere, visit Wikipedia.
- Lyrics to Good Ole 14-A – “Welcome Sweet Springtime” lyrics.
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