Angela, What an absolute delight to hear you and Billy on Coast To Coast tonight.
I have a fond memory of waiting in line with you and Billy at James Taylor's debut concert at the Troubadour. Ah, those were the good old days (date withheld to protect the innocent LOL!). Just a wonderful happenstance seeing you both there and chatting about our mutual love of folk music.
As I recall we sat at the front row table just under James. Joni Mitchell sat nearby. I also remember there was a bomb scare and we all had to file out until the building was checked. It was a strange sight seeing James sitting on his guitar case in the middle of the road. LOL!
What a treat to find now that we also have a mutual love of photography. So great hearing you once again.
What fun memories this brought back. Lost in Space was one of my favorite shows growing up and I just loved seeing pictures of you and other cast members! Thanks so much for sharing them!
ON Coast to Coast of course, Stayed up the nite at 1 am just to hear U Guys as being a kid of the the 60's LIS was WAY COOOOOOOL! Major kudos to you and Bill for going to studio and not Phoning interview in..........BTW, where is Debbie the BLOOP buried? Sad to hear about chimp, gotta agree the B+W Season of LIS was the most powerful and best of the bunch. You guys will be an icon in TV for years to come!
LIS was a must watch for me growing up and hearing you reminiscing with Bill on my favorite radio show was a real trip. I can see that I have a lot of catching up to do. I dug Dr. Demento but to hear that Bill was involved with Barns and Barns and the making of Fish Heads!??? I still have Fish Heads on my Ipod! I never guessed that character on Babylon 5 was Will Robinson all grown up! And what a thrill to see all your photographic work. You and I share a love for B&W photography and the early B&W episodes of LIS truly did rock the house.
Gina, me, George & Bill
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Angela,
What an absolute delight to hear you and Billy on Coast To Coast tonight.
I have a fond memory of waiting in line with you and Billy at James Taylor's debut concert at the Troubadour. Ah, those were the good old days (date withheld to protect the innocent LOL!). Just a wonderful happenstance seeing you both there and chatting about our mutual love of folk music.
As I recall we sat at the front row table just under James. Joni Mitchell sat nearby. I also remember there was a bomb scare and we all had to file out until the building was checked. It was a strange sight seeing James sitting on his guitar case in the middle of the road. LOL!
What a treat to find now that we also have a mutual love of photography. So great hearing you once again.
All the best.
~Rocky
What fun memories this brought back. Lost in Space was one of my favorite shows growing up and I just loved seeing pictures of you and other cast members! Thanks so much for sharing them!
ON Coast to Coast of course, Stayed up the nite at 1 am just to hear U Guys as being a kid of the the 60's LIS was WAY COOOOOOOL! Major kudos to you and Bill for going to studio and not Phoning interview in..........BTW, where is Debbie the BLOOP buried? Sad to hear about chimp, gotta agree the B+W Season of LIS was the most powerful and best of the bunch. You guys will be an icon in TV for years to come!
LIS was a must watch for me growing up and hearing you reminiscing with Bill on my favorite radio show was a real trip. I can see that I have a lot of catching up to do.
I dug Dr. Demento but to hear that Bill was involved with Barns and Barns and the making of Fish Heads!??? I still have Fish Heads on my Ipod! I never guessed that character on Babylon 5 was Will Robinson all grown up!
And what a thrill to see all your photographic work. You and I share a love for B&W photography and the early B&W episodes of LIS truly did rock the house.
I loved Lost in Space except zach? the old sinister guy...it was a great escape from my crazy dysfunctional family! Denise Hull,MA
Sounds really interesting! I love this program!.
OK, well that certainly answers my next question.
Lost in Space was one of our favorites growing up. However, my favorite is still the Sound of Music. Glad I stumbled across this site.
I've seen your art in Somerset publications and never put the two names together.
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