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4/14/2008 12:55:38 AM |
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Krieger,
Gary
Ventura,
California
Shep fan since:
1965
On the Radio |
Comments:
Being a kid on Long Island, I could get WOR AM. One night I heard my mom and older brother listening to Shep. I tuned the radio in my room to WOR and listened while in bed. From then until I moved out of home and moved to upstate New York in 1972 I listened. When he came to my college in 1971 it was a great moment to see him and enjoy his great stories.
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2753 |
4/9/2008 1:03:26 AM |
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Krauson,
Stan
Mission Viejo,
California
Shep fan since:
1956
On the Radio |
Comments:
Shep shepherded generations away from "creeping meatballism". Recently I visited the Museum of Radio and TV. To my knowledge, the museums (NY & LA) are the only places where Shep's PBS shows, e.g., Phantom of the Open Hearth and The Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters, can be viewed.
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2752 |
4/6/2008 12:04:01 AM |
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Wright,
David
Concord,
Massachusetts
Shep fan since:
1971
On the Radio |
Comments:
Listened to Shep almost exclusively on 'GBH radio during high school for maybe two years. Taped a lot of the shows (air checks, I had a cable that could plug into the output of the FM receiver) and gave the tapes to my English teacher, and I hope some of them found their way into circulation. Big moment, getting "Wanda Hickey" signed at the Harvard Coop. "Here you go, poor Dave Wright" were the words he said to me. Never forget him standing on a chair above us worshiping minions, looking very hip with the sideburns and the big aviator sunglasses, dressed in denim sports coat and black turtleneck. Later he commented how "hip" Boston was!
I confess I became very disinterested in him after high school and life started to hand out hard knocks and disappointments, but I'm cheered by the fact he's still here for me, and all of us, thanks to an invention I'd love to know what he'd think of today, the Internet. Thanks to everyone who makes that possible.
Excelsior!
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2749 |
3/17/2008 10:25:00 AM |
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Knapp,
Jim
Hammond,
Indiana
Shep fan since:
1985
Read one of his books |
Comments:
I still try to associate Hammond locations with story references. Although urban renewal has changed the 'old Hammond' business district to a large degree and most 40's era retail buidings are gone.
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2748 |
3/11/2008 8:59:18 PM |
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MAZZEY, SR.,
GEORGE
STATEN ISLAND,
New York
Shep fan since:
1963
On the Radio |
Comments:
MR. JEAN SHEPHERD WAS THE BEST ON RADIO AND HE WAS GREAT. I ALSO HAVE ALL HIS CD'S AND THAY ARE GREAT.
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2747 |
3/10/2008 12:36:21 PM |
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Naples,
Neil
Woodstock,
Georgia
Shep fan since:
1963
On the Radio |
Comments:
As a gift from my fiance', while on a trip to Florida, I turned on my CD player and after "a pregnant pause" the theme song "Bahn Frei" and the gifted and talented voice of Jean Shepherd wafted from the speakers. I was instantly transported back to my childhood on Long Island, a transistor radio tuned to WOR hidden beneath my pillow, my mother a few steps down the hall believing her wonderful son was studying geography. Oh if she knew ... I was a part of the growing legion of Jean Shepherd devotee's and the terrific stories I would discuss with my boyhood chums the following day. Many a morning I would curse the sleep that had taken me from his story and run to a friend and ask, " How did it end?". Those WERE the good old days. I thank everyone who is involved in keeping Jean Shepherd's legacy alive. Excelsior! You Fathead!... Seltzer Bottle!
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2746 |
3/7/2008 3:35:19 PM |
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Delph,
Donna
Olympia,
Washington
Shep fan since:
1985
Saw One of His Movies |
Comments:
I grew up in Hammond, Indiana -- have many, MANY memories of the town. It has changed so drastically since I lived there, but my friends and I have "gone back in time" and reminisced about many of the old sights, sounds, and pictures from the site. How ironic that our town is now iconic!
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2745 |
3/6/2008 6:55:40 PM |
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Peacock,
Fritz
Lafayette,
Indiana
Shep fan since:
1960
On the Radio |
Comments:
Crazy as it may seem it was Sheps tails of Hammond and stories of the steel mills that helped me decide to leave Trenton State Teachers College in New Jersey, and move to Indiana to attend Purdue. There is nothing like radio, Shep, Long John Nebel for kids today. If he were alive I can imagine the stories he would tell about cell phones, text messaging, and upperclass white kids who arerap wanna-bees.
Oh ya, I'm still here at Purdue almost 45 years later.Thanks Shep!
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3/3/2008 5:27:03 PM |
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albright,
william
south bend,
Indiana
Shep fan since:
1966
Read his Playboy short stories |
Comments:
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2743 |
3/2/2008 4:10:20 PM |
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Zuckerman,
Jonathan
Scarsdale,
New York
Shep fan since:
1978
Read his Playboy short stories |
Comments:
I have long been haunted by the memmory of Daphne Bigelow!
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2742 |
2/25/2008 3:23:25 PM |
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Miner,
Glenn
Massapequa,
New York
Shep fan since:
1969
On the Radio |
Comments:
I saw shep at princton u. 1977.There were no restrooms at alexander hall!Shep explained this was why the shrubs were doing so well!I met another fan at the show who claimed to have most of the radio shows on tape!I,m still sick that i lost his number. FLICK LIVES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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2740 |
2/24/2008 4:38:13 PM |
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Harper,
Shannon
,
Florida
Shep fan since:
1982
On the Radio |
Comments:
Please note that under your cast of characters in Shep's life you have made an error. Georgette Mosbacher was never married to Randy Shepherd brother to Jean. Randy Shepherd was married to her mother until his death. Mrs Dee Paulsin Shepherd. Please correct your mistakes regarding part of my family tree. Thank you
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2739 |
2/19/2008 5:54:08 PM |
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Bissonette,
Michael
Naugatuck,
Connecticut
Shep fan since:
1952
On the Radio |
Comments:
I'm an overnite employee, delivery driver for a metro.newspaper wholesale distributor, 'discovered WBAI, MASS BACKWARDS..connect the dots...Sheperd's work has been a joyful revelation...I'm awaiting Max's 5 cd set of Sheperd's 'winter tales' from an earlier 'BAI pledge drive...never thought nostalgia would be this exciting!
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2737 |
2/18/2008 11:19:27 PM |
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L,
Howard
Deerfield Beach,
Florida
Shep fan since:
1967
On the Radio |
Comments:
ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
he still lives!
started listening to him when I was in the 7th grade.
no one else like him.
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2736 |
2/18/2008 7:56:16 PM |
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Bowker,
Bruce
Bonaire, Neth. Antilles,
Alabama
Shep fan since:
1961
On the Radio |
Comments:
Listened to his radio show every night. Read his books. Miss him. A great man.
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2735 |
2/18/2008 7:24:25 PM |
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Burch,
Linda
Muncie,
Indiana
Shep fan since:
1986
Saw One of His Movies |
Comments:
Jean Shepherd, "A BLESSING TO ALL WHO EXPERENCED HIS HUMOR AND WIT" GONE FOR NOW, BUT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!
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2717 |
2/10/2008 10:40:59 PM |
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deriesthal,
andy
pompano beach,
Florida
Shep fan since:
1970
On the Radio |
Comments:
I grew up on long island; early in the 1970s I discovered a very entertaining radio show on WOR. Every night I would be caught up in the adventures of jean shepherd & tales of an Indiana childhood. Shep was the king of story telling, he was able to capture our imaginations with his depiction of characters and events Jean Shepherd's voice became my internal monologue
Excelsior, You Fathead
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2686 |
1/31/2008 2:16:52 AM |
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Furstenberg,
Marc
,
New York
Shep fan since:
1961
On the Radio |
Comments:
What about the story about Banana Nose Zeke Bonura stealing home when Shep and the old man went to see the Sox play?
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2682 |
1/27/2008 6:25:11 PM |
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CURRAN,
CHARLIE
OSLO, NORWAY,
New York
Shep fan since:
1968
On the Radio |
Comments:
Oslo Norway where I live is not the Usa.
My big brother turned me on to shep first, the naughtiest thing he ever did, as a kid.
I didnt listen much to shep from the late 70s til now.
Listening to him again I realise how much he has influenced my life and thinking, Ieven had a similar event to his 1976 End of Summer story, but mine happened in denmark.
Thanks to everyone for making Shep available to us all now.
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2678 |
1/23/2008 8:13:51 PM |
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Franco,
Bob
Blaine,
Washington
Shep fan since:
1956
On the Radio |
Comments:
Just found this site. Wonderfull!
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2670 |
1/15/2008 10:56:26 PM |
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Williams,
Johnny
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Shep fan since:
1969
On the Radio |
Comments:
As a kid I surfed the AM radio band at night much like we surf the net today. In between distant baseball and hockey games, I found Shep on WOR, I was hooked! Thanks to this and other linked websites, he and Flick do live! I wonder what Shep would make of his radio shows being digitalized as podcasts? Creeping meatballism?? Ahhhhhhhhh.......
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2669 |
1/10/2008 12:31:17 PM |
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Drury,
Glenn
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
Shep fan since:
1960
On the Radio |
Comments:
I listened to Shep every night in the early 1960s, then lost track of him when I left NJ for college in 1963. I'm now catching up, thanks to your great website. Thanks for all the effort!
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2668 |
1/7/2008 7:07:35 PM |
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evans,
richard
lakewood,
New Jersey
Shep fan since:
1960
On the Radio |
Comments:
I remember Shep's Channel 13 (PBS) Special when He toured NJ. He wonder "How Many People Out There Had Been Conceived Behind Moving Windsheild Wipers." I would be in tear's While
attempting to negotiate Rte 1&9 on my way to Newark Airport and roaring at the Radio stories being spun via Jean's Comic Genius. He made us Smile. Hell, He made us LAUGH and often.
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2667 |
1/7/2008 3:06:49 PM |
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Perl,
Richie
Forest Hills,
New York
Shep fan since:
1963
On the Radio |
Comments:
This ids fantastic!
IN HOC AGRICULA CONC,
IN ES SPITTLE LAUT!
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2665 |
1/1/2008 9:21:29 PM |
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Gerber,
Warren
New providence,
New Jersey
Shep fan since:
1962
On the Radio |
Comments:
EXCELSIOR! You Fathead! Keep up the great work!
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2664 |
12/31/2007 2:29:48 PM |
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Umstead,
Lori
Rockwood,
Michigan
Shep fan since:
1983
Saw One of His Movies |
Comments:
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2663 |
12/27/2007 8:51:51 PM |
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Bolton,
Rochelle
Puce,
Canada
Shep fan since:
2003
Read one of his books |
Comments:
Hello, I'm afraid you don't have Canada on here so I listed Michigan as my home state, actually I live in Ontario, Canada. I just discovered Jean Shepherd and I'm now on the hunt for his books - can't wait to read them all - I'm listening to one of his recordings as I type "Red Ryder", what a treat and treasure to find online!!
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2662 |
12/27/2007 12:02:56 AM |
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Zoltowski Sr.,
Paul
Rio Rancho,
New Mexico
Shep fan since:
1967
On the Radio |
Comments:
THANKS Jim !!!!!!! WOW, what a great site! I grew up in Bay Ridge,Brooklyn grew up with Shep.I only have 1 cass. tape of the WOR show. It's about a dentist... but the best part is, Shep plays a different version of The Shiek Of Araby!! GREAT STUFF! In this crazy and mixed up world of ours it's nice to have found flicklives.com. #1 in my favorites!!! 2008 is looking up! Thanks again,Paul
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2661 |
12/26/2007 5:55:19 PM |
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Dennis,
Bill
Freehold,
New Jersey
Shep fan since:
1970
On the Radio |
Comments:
It's too bad Jean Shepherd never lived to see his talent and style become appreciated by the world of pop culture in the way that "A Christmas Story" has. I've always felt thankful that someone thought to give him a cameo appearance in the movie, and I never fail to point him out to my kids as the genius who conceived this story and these characters and narrates the film.
The best part about this movie is that it ensures that Jean Shepherd will not be forgotten when we former radio listeners are no longer around.
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2660 |
12/26/2007 3:53:45 PM |
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Brice,
barbara
Mesa. Arizona,
Arizona
Shep fan since:
1950
On the Radio |
Comments:
I lived in Brooklyn. N.Y. and listened to him on WOR when he had a 3 hour program- At that early age I was already a Night Person-would listen to h is voice and maniacal laughter and drank it all in. It was his voice-he could express so much with his voice. My dad thought there was some sinister undercurrents in his stories, but I was a young girl and probably didn't understand half of what he was talking about. It was just his voice-he was a bard-the Homer of the 20th century- and being living in the big prune, I knew the places he takled about when he would weave his stories about New York. It is wonderful that through the blessing of the computer, his voice will not be stilled, and those who loved him will never lose him or his art. Thank you for letting me tell my story about how Gene Sheperd touched my life.
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2659 |
12/26/2007 3:53:36 PM |
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Brice,
barbara
Mesa. Arizona,
Arizona
Shep fan since:
1950
On the Radio |
Comments:
I lived in Brooklyn. N.Y. and listened to him on WOR when he had a 3 hour program- At that early age I was already a Night Person-would listen to h is voice and maniacal laughter and drank it all in. It was his voice-he could express so much with his voice. My dad thought there was some sinister undercurrents in his stories, but I was a young girl and probably didn't understand half of what he was talking about. It was just his voice-he was a bard-the Homer of the 20th century- and being living in the big prune, I knew the places he takled about when he would weave his stories about New York. It is wonderful that through the blessing of the computer, his voice will not be stilled, and those who loved him will never lose him or his art. Thank you for letting me tell my story about how Gene Sheperd touched my life.
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2658 |
12/26/2007 11:16:39 AM |
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Sanders,
Bruce
Buffalo,
New York
Shep fan since:
1964
On the Radio |
Comments:
Thanks for the site!
It is 10:15 p.m. My father is driving us back home from his sister's house in Huntington, NY. I ask him to turn the radio to WOR so I can listen to Shep. My father demurred with the response: "You're not going to listen to that idiot again." I begged and he gave in. On comes the call to the races, with Shep as usual talking over the music. Of all nights, Shep decides to talk about the army, in particular, his time at Camp Crowder in Neosho, MO. Shep goes on to describe how on Friday night, 10,000 GI's would descend on the town to find the only girl left, a pimply-faced 14 year-old. My dad's face suddenly went completely slack. He was at Camp Crowder too. My dad never again said anything about my listening to Shep.
Excelsior, you fathead!
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2657 |
12/25/2007 10:51:32 PM |
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DeLude,
Ken
Clyde,
Kansas
Shep fan since:
1970
Read his Playboy short stories |
Comments:
I read a story by Gene Shepherd in Playboy many years about the trials and tribulations of a teen-age boy that I could really relate to and was very funny. Years later randomly ran across the TV movie"The Christmas Story" that I again could relate to(again, so funny) and still love watching it every year. Would like to get hold of some of his radio and/or writing material.
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2656 |
12/25/2007 10:04:28 PM |
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Schwartz,
Marion
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Pennsylvania
Shep fan since:
1955
On the Radio |
Comments:
I was /still am a big fan! He was the coolest guy around!
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2655 |
12/25/2007 9:14:00 PM |
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Coia,
Marie Esher
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Pennsylvania
Shep fan since:
1960
On the Radio |
Comments:
I just saw "A Christmas Story" for the second time since the 80's and realized how much I miss that voice and his slant on life. I "googled" Shep to get the dates of his life and found this web site. What a delight! I know of only two other people who listened to Shep one being my mother who listened to him when he was in Philly and then on WOR. So I grew up listening to him every night, probably earlier than 1960 but can't quite remember a date.
I had a poster of him in my apartment in the late 60's, the same picture that is on the cover of the book on the home page of this web site. I have a signed copy of "In God We Trust All Others Pay Cash" which he signed for me at John Wanamakers in center city Philadelphia in the late 60's. He kind of flirted with me which I never expected. I saw him speak at Temple University sometime in late '67 or '68. He spoke for three hours to a full house and kept everyone's attention. My new boyfriend at the time (he's still my boyfriend) thought he would be bored because he had never heard of Jean Shepard but he was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed every minute. We saw him twice more at Princeton. I also have one of Shep's records.
I listened to his last show which was sometime in the mid 70's and I think it was on April 1st.
The only other person I know who listened to him called me when he found out Shep had died. He had a big impact on my life and I miss him. Excelsior!
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2654 |
12/25/2007 7:55:40 PM |
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Endelman,
Aaron
Mountain View,
California
Shep fan since:
1968
On the Radio |
Comments:
I discovered Shep on my two-transistor Radio Shack AM radio. (Electonics hobbyists of the time may remember the red plastic perfboard-boxed kit.) You tuned this radio by twisting a thin threaded rod that caused the ferrite core of its little RF coil to move in and out, which was something of a challenge as there was no knob, just my 11-year-old fingers. The antenna was a wire clipped to the bedsprings, and the earphone was one of those ubiquitous little white piezoelectric nubbins.
I listened to Shep faithfully throughout my junior high and high school years. He'd broadcast on WOR (NY) from 10:15 to 11:00 PM, and he always had a great story to tell. He had an amazing ability to hold forth, seemingly effortlessly, for 45 minutes, yet tell a well-crafted tale or tales that ended during the last few seconds of his closing theme.
And it always felt like he was confiding in me, personally. His was an amazing gift, and his radio show was an important part of my boyhood.
I'll always remember him with fondness.
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12/25/2007 6:22:03 PM |
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Morton,
Rich
Mableton,
Georgia
Shep fan since:
1921
Saw One of His Movies |
Comments:
Bought Jean Shepard dvd "complete" set of radio shows plus, after hearing Shep on a Vic and Sade compulation in 2006. Listen to about a half-dozen shows a a night now. Sometimes he was full of it, sometimes he was prosaic, but most of the time, he was just brilliant - up there with Paul Rymmer and Mark Twain! Some major radio net needs to begin reruns of his best shows.
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2652 |
12/24/2007 11:01:22 PM |
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nunez,
joseph
bangor,
Maine
Shep fan since:
1961
On the Radio |
Comments:
as a kid i'd listen to him with a transitor radio under my pillow.
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2651 |
12/23/2007 7:59:32 PM |
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VanTine,
Fred
Punta Gorda,
Florida
Shep fan since:
1964
On the Radio |
Comments:
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2650 |
12/22/2007 8:57:59 AM |
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Hendricks,
Scott
my ranch,
Oregon
Shep fan since:
1966
On the Radio |
Comments:
I discovered Shep while going to HS in Princeton NJ and one of my classmates was Randall (Beaver as he was known) Shepard, Shep's son. I got my ham license there and remain active to this day. Shep signed one of my QSL cards during an appearance in Princeton. I worked K2ORS one Sunday afternoon after I moved back west (I am going to look for my log for the exact day). I heard him calling CQ and he got a pile up of people calling him, but he asked everyone to stand by and listen for the guy on the west coast who was calling him. That was cool, so I came back and yelled "Excelsior, you fathead" into the microphone and we had a short conversation. I am now a long way from metro east coast, living on my cattle ranch here in the Outback of Eastern Oregon. I still re-read his stories from time to time and of course, my family has watched Christmas Story dozens of times and knows the dialog by heart. Thanks Shep...and Beaver, if you're out there, Greetings from Fraulien Hamburger's German Class.
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2649 |
12/21/2007 11:30:24 AM |
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Chandleer,
Paul
Hoboken,
New Jersey
Shep fan since:
1964
On the Radio |
Comments:
From WOR radio and the Limelight on Saturday Nights, to actually push Dickens from the tv screens on Christmas Eve and Day. WHAT AN ACCOMPLISHMENT for the great storyteller from Holman, Indiana.
Jean, you lived to see your name and Christmas Story become a permanent part of the Christmas Season, forever.
Taking Christmas from Scrooge and "Bah humbug!" to "Ralphie, you'll shoot your eye out!".
Who wouldn't remember Jean Shephard in the Christmas Season? Like holly and Christmas Trees, what's Christmas without Jean Shephard?
"Merry Christmas, Jean!"
Paul
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2648 |
12/20/2007 8:57:24 PM |
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Schmidt,
Gary
Dunkirk,
Maryland
Shep fan since:
1970
Saw his TV show |
Comments:
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2647 |
12/16/2007 7:25:20 PM |
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Greenhalgh,
John
Greenlawn,
New York
Shep fan since:
1966
On the Radio |
Comments:
1966 is approximate. When I first discovered Shep on my own, I recognized the voice, and realized that as a child my mother used to listen to Shep, and she probably listened to him in Philadelphia, where she lived before moving to New York. Somewhere in my own vast file of trivia I have a letter Shep sent me after I sent him a copy of a book "review" I wrote for our Jr. HS newspaper. Will send it when I dig it up.
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2646 |
12/7/2007 1:12:58 PM |
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Gregg,
Jed
Bloomsburg,
Pennsylvania
Shep fan since:
1963
On the Radio |
Comments:
Shep was truly one of a kind. I began listening to him on WOR 710 sometime in 1963. I took in a number of his live shows at Princeton, NJ as well as Clinton NJ. I have all four of his books, several of them signed by him to me. I also have one of his 33 1/3 vinyls. I also spoke with him a time or two. One in particular stands out in "the vast archives of my mind"; at a book signing at the Woodbridge Mall in NJ. I asked him about his Morgan (Auto). He enjoyed talking about it. There must have been 50 or more people lined up behind me as he rambled on (as only he could)about any given subject. I suspect those folks lined up behind me would have liked to choke me. What a great guy he was. He had the knack of being truly funny without being crass or "dirty".It was truly a loss when he went off the air. I still miss Shep. The last time I hear him speak he was on The Larry Glick Show from WBZ 1030 in Boston; in the mid 90's I think. By the way Larry had a great late night show on "BZ" for many years. Larry is now retired and living in FL. What a long winded comment. Thanks for asking and thanks for this great web site. Jed Gregg
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2645 |
12/7/2007 11:23:43 AM |
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Ihling,
Bill
Reading (near Emporia),
Kansas
Shep fan since:
1965
On the Radio |
Comments:
Thanks to Jim for putting this website together.
Throughout my "formative years" in the late 60's, I listened to Shep almost every night on a 9-transistor Philco radio sandwiched between my head and my pillow. His stories were an integral part of my youth and instilled in me a lifelong appreciation for the spoken word and a story well-told.
I was fortunate enough to meet Shep at one of his Overseas Press Club conferences around 1970. Later, as a High School teacher, I would go to great lengths to find ways to work some of his written stories into my curriculum. Just as with a Hitchcock film, I always make a point to try and catch his cameo appearance in "A Christmas Story" every time it's aired during the holidays.
To those of you who may also be fans of Keith Olbermann's "Countdown" program on MSNBC...have you noticed something vaguely familiar about his choice of the theme music he plays during the "oddball" segment?
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12/6/2007 12:02:25 PM |
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whitty,
william
plano,
Texas
Shep fan since:
2003
Saw One of His Movies |
Comments:
Just discovering all the other things this man did other than narrate my favorite Christmas movie.
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2643 |
12/5/2007 12:32:04 AM |
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Daly,
Michael
Savannah,
Georgia
Shep fan since:
1976
On the Radio |
Comments:
Saw Shep in concert at the Clinton Mill and Hunterdon Central HS when I was much younger, growing up in NJ. Listened to his WWOR show also--Vividly remember the episode where he describes Flick, Schwartz, and the gang consuming the contents of an medicine cabinet they found in a run-down house--and the hilarious aftermath
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2641 |
12/2/2007 5:20:05 PM |
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Tyson,
William
Dudley,
North Carolina
Shep fan since:
1960
On the Radio |
Comments:
Have been a Shep fan for many years. Had no idea a website existed for him! Bravo! It's GREAT! Will visit often!
A note on the album: "Conquerors of the Ages," by Edmond De Luca. I have an original vinyl copy, bought in the late '50's in Homestead Fla. when I was stationed at Homestead AFB. I also have a CD of this album. Your display fails to show all of the cuts! All are there except the one labeled "Finale." Actually, the Hitler cut segues into the "Finale," thereby to the conclusion. I just thought it odd that this would be listed on my album and not yours. One of my all-time favorite albums!
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2640 |
11/28/2007 12:27:38 AM |
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Pfeifer,
Gary
Scottsdale,
Arizona
Shep fan since:
1967
On the Radio |
Comments:
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2639 |
11/26/2007 8:24:03 AM |
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allen,
melinda
chambersburg,
Pennsylvania
Shep fan since:
1974
Saw One of His Movies |
Comments:
i love the christmas story,i watch it every year.
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