Ruby, Dave
Bergen Cty. NJ, New Jersey |
Joined: June 09, 2001 |
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Shep fan since: 1962
Discovered Shep:
Guest No: 602
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Rudnick, Philip
Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania |
Joined: March 15, 2001 |
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Shep fan since: 1960
Discovered Shep:
Guest No: 510
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Rudnick, Philip
, Pennsylvania |
Joined: February 27, 2005 |
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Shep fan since: 1954
Discovered Shep:
On the Radio
Guest No: 1442
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Comments:
Please remove my old guest book listing for this one (new e-mail address (pbrudnick@yahoo.com)
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Ruggiero, Phil
Duluth, Georgia |
Joined: March 10, 2001 |
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Shep fan since: 1963
Discovered Shep:
Guest No: 501
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RUHS, TERRY
HIGHLAND, Indiana |
Joined: April 08, 2003 |
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Shep fan since: 1975
Discovered Shep:
On the Radio
Guest No: 942
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Comments:
FANTASTIC SITE. AND I THOUGHT I KNEW A LOT ABOUT SHEPHERD!
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Rush, Gerry
Tustin, California |
Joined: November 18, 2003 |
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Shep fan since: 1980
Discovered Shep:
On the Radio
Guest No: 1119
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Comments:
I was a student at Hammond High School. Graduated in 1949
heard of him years ago after christmas Story was released.
I have been making movies and TV for years and live back in California. See our web site americansightseeingcompany.com
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Russell, Richard
Redington Beach, Florida |
Joined: June 05, 2003 |
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Shep fan since: 1974
Discovered Shep:
On the Radio
Guest No: 862
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russell, s
medford, New Jersey |
Joined: May 11, 2009 |
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Shep fan since: 1980
Discovered Shep:
Saw One of His Movies
Guest No: 2857
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Comments:
does anyone know if the decoder pin was around in the l930's and what it may have looked like?
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Russomanno, Tony
Santa Cruz, California |
Joined: October 22, 2006 |
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Shep fan since: 1966
Discovered Shep:
On the Radio
Guest No: 1790
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Comments:
Had the great pleasure to watch Shepherd do one of his radio shows in the studio when I was working on-air at WXLO (WOR-FM) in 1973, right out of college. He invited Walt Sabo and me to sit in on a taping. We, of course, had been absolute lunatic fans of his since high school, as was any self-respecting kid working in radio at the time who was within the sound of Shepherd's voice. Shep chatted with us informally and took an interest in what we were doing on the FM station, casually conversing until he cued his theme music to start. He signaled for his mic and went on for 45 minutes without notes. Walt and I left the studio twitching.
On July 4, 2006, I was sitting on my boat on Lake Tahoe, drinking my Bloody Charlie, watching the town's fireworks go off over the water and listening to the MP3 Ludlow Kissel broadcast from July 4, 1967, a broadcast which I remember listening to "live" in my '65 Chevy Malibu, parked on a hill somewhere near Whippany, New Jersey, while watching the fireworks from several neighboring towns. As was tradition, the fireworks reached their grand orgy of a climax and ended precisely at 10 p.m., just as Shep's theme echoed to a close.
Charles King in Florham Park, NJ is right: Shep's high school-age fans were the geeks of their day.
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Ryan, Tom
Gahanna, Ohio |
Joined: March 20, 2000 |
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Shep fan since: 1968
Discovered Shep:
Guest No: 66
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Ryder, Dave
Nesconset, New York |
Joined: January 20, 2001 |
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Shep fan since: 1970
Discovered Shep:
Guest No: 416
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