"Aunt Glens Xmas Gift Bunny Slippers" - 12-20-1973
"Red Ryder Nails the Cleveland St Kid" - 12-24-1971
"Little Orphan Annie Secret Decoder Pin" - 1958
Shep Related News
December 18th in Shep History
1959
Live Shows
City College of New York (CCNY)
1960
Radio
Martin J. Newmark Interview
1961
Radio
New Faces Broadway Show
1962
Radio
Doing Show From BBC
1963
Radio
The Great Indiana Blizzard
1965
Radio
First of the 90 minute Limelight Shows - (10:30 - Midnight)
1969
Radio
Gifts, Army Cook Book, Simulated Moon Rock, Army Stories
1971
Radio
Robert Service
1971
Radio
Christmas Madness
1972
Radio
Steel Rhino, Battle Over A Board Game, Half Track
1973
Radio
Bear Weevils
1974
Radio
Glee Club (part 2)
1975
Radio
Free Sample / Bad Taste, Car Wash
1976
Article
Jersey through the wry
1998
Radio
Alan Colmes Show
Recent News
November 30, 2018
Bookplate
Auction of Joan Warner's 'Shep' library
Brown Bros. Auction is selling a group of books from Shep's 2nd wife, Joan Warner. There are some books signed by Jean and Shel Silverstein. The auction is December 1, 2018 in Buckingham, Pa.
After a lot of research and listening to scratchy records, I feel that I have found a lot of the 'unknown' music Shep used in the 1963 and later years. It is an album put out by the Waldorf Record Corp in Harrison, NJ called "50 Great Moments in Music." I have identified 9 tracks he used on his shows and as I listen to more shows that number may increase. Shep would have qickly noted that although the album is 50 Great Moments. . ., there are 51 tracks!
John writes in his blog:
This year I will do you all a favor and forego trying to ape Shepherd and simply let you hear the master tell the tale in his own words, in his own inimitable style. It's a classic.
According to Mark Adams who was there - "As I recall, the show started late afternoon and the bar was closed... just set up as a coffeehouse. I think that the crowd averaged 150-175 students and faculty with students coming and going to study. It felt very similar to the Limelight show that my parents took me to see in the mid 60s. My favorite part of the show is the Q&A session at the end. The obnoxiously loud whistling was my own. ;-)"
