Read of the elation and the frustration of being a 6', 172 lb. singer/songwriter with a 9-5 in non-profit marketing, who got born in Texas, got found in New York, loves soccer & flamenco, hates anything pumpkin, and who as a youth, suffered the humiliation of having to use his sister's hand-me-down Charlie's Angels lunchbox.
   

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Jan 24, 2005
YOU are Correct, Sir.

There are very few celebrity deaths of the past years from which I felt genuine emotion.

Chet Atkins,…Stephan Grappelli,… and now I must add…Johnny.

 

I’ve you weren’t a child of the 70’s/80’s then sure, why the hell should you care? But let me tell you kids, there was a time, a time before Conan, before Jay, when there was no Jimmy Kimmel, no Kilborn, no Arsenio, and Macanroe was just a tennis player. A time when the only players in town were Carson and Letterman. And it was a glorious time indeed.

 

Johnny as the king of late-night, and Dave his crowned prince. It might sound lame to say that the country was in love with Johnny, but I believe it to be true. Sure, he had 820 wives, but beyond that he was extremely charming, funny, and sincere.

 


Thanks to Carnac the Magnificent, Aunt Blabby, Art Fern…. You had a great way with Jim Fowler’s monkeys.

 

I was so naive as a kid I used to sneak behind the barn and do nothing.

-Johnny Carson


Posted at 03:30 pm by k-dogg

 

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