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• Home > Arts and Entertainment Naked Ancestor and Phil Henry Band.
• This time around, the lineup consisted of Naked Ancestor and the Phil Henry Band of Burlington, VT. ...
• The Phil Henry Band, though they sounded nice in the background as I ate my cookie craze, left me bored and uninspired.
• Which leads me to approach a painful subject, The Phil Henry Band.
• I should first make it clear that The Phil Henry Band clearly enjoyed themselves onstage and they persevered through their allotted time with vigor despite the embarrassingly sparse attendance. ...
• I think that The Phil Henry Band can be pretty well described as contemporary folk with a sax and a side of jam band. ...
• The Phil Henry Band covered songs like "Send Me On My Way" (Rusted Root), "Eleanor Rigby," and, brace yourself, "Hit Me Baby One More Time. ...
• The Phil Henry Band seemed like a really nice bunch of guys, and though they clearly loved what they were doing, their compositions lacked the substance and zest to support any performance environment other than someone's living room on a Saturday night. Naked Ancestor's performance justified anybody coming out to see the show, despite one's musical preference, and I hope that more Goucher bands continue to use the Gopher Hole to showcase their talents. ...

• Henry, Tom, Matt, Kevin and Dom relax on a bus ride to the course. ...
• Derek spends some time rigging his boat while he waits for his blades to show up. ...
• Phil is on the bus too.
• Max gets Henry to sit in the boat to check his finish angles. ...
• Phil and Henry are happy with their boat.
• Phil and Max check the finish angles. ...

• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• The Lionel Show - WOR Radio Network, New York, NY.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Elizabeth Baron, accompanied by Detective Howie Comen, will appear live on WCOO Cool 105 FM radio in Charleston, SC to help with a haunting - on the Steve Sloan Morning Show. ...
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
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• Pat Campbell Show - WOMP, Wheeling, WV & WSTV, Steubenville, OH.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.
• Phil Paleologos, "American Breakfast" - Langer Broadcasting Network/Cable Radio Network, New Bedford, MA.

• The Dick Van Dyke Show.
• The Dick Van Dyke Show on DVD.
• Carl Reiner continues as producer and head writer in the show's second year, once again contributing most of the season's scripts, with a welcome assist from Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill, who would continue to write for the show through the fourth season. ... Chulay signs on as assistant director--a position he maintains for the remainder of the show's run.
• " The producer took pride that most of the stories on the show sprang from events that had actually happened to him, or someone on the staff. ...
• "I was scared to death, but I was thinking, how can I put this in the show?".
• Guest Star: Phil Leeds.
• Guest Star: Phil Arnold.
• Rob has his hands full directing the latest neighborhood variety show; none of the husbands are too keen on letting their wife play Cleopatra.
• Guest star Bob Crane would move on to a regular spot on The Donna Reed Show before he assumed the lead role in CBS's long-running wartime sitcom Hogan's Heroes.
• The TV weather girl from Rob's hometown asks him to help her land a role on The Alan Brady Show--a proposition that Laura eyes with suspicion.
• " That such a comment could be delivered without self-consciousness offers a clue to the show's growing sophistication. ...
• Laura feels betrayed when Rob tells a TV interviewer how she inspired most of the outlandish domestic situations featured on The Alan Brady Show.
• Jerry Paris began his long tenure as the primary director of The Dick Van Dyke Show with this episode. ... "Carl and Sheldon were worried about what would happen to the show," he remembers. ... The cast and the writing were so solid, I told them, that anyone could direct the show--I looked around, and Jerry happened to be standing there--even him. ...

• Joanie, Henry, Mike, Patrick, Shirle (Leah hidden behind), Dan D, Greg, Stefan, Don, Phil K, Pamela II, Al .
• Phil Kamp brought his old Suzuki instead of his new Harley (smart move Phil). At the three-quarters mark, Phil suggested we have a new ride pin developed, "The 300 Potholes Ride. ...
• Henry "Crash" Maine was nice enough to come all the way from San Jose to pick me up at the airport at 8:30 so I could get home in time to get to the ride. Henry, you're a peach and the ladies out there are missing a great guy if they don't show some interest.
•           Besides Henry, myself, and Patrick, we had Shirle (riding with Patrick), Joanie (with Henry), Phil Kamp and Leah, Mike Johnson, Don Breedlove (we picked up John Tam later in the ride), Greg Pecher, Al Newman, Dan Dunkak who got me as passenger, a decision I later regretted, Pam, a new lady with her own bike who opted to be a passenger with Stefan, and Michel and Sylvia who showed just as we were leaving. ...
• Michel & Sylvia, (on left) Henry, Patrick, Dan, Leah, Joanie, Pamela, Shirle, Don.
• Stopping for gas, I used the bathroom and when I came out, the only ones left were Dan and Henry. We took off but at the entrance to Lodge, we realized Henry was missing so Dan and I went back to find him. ...
•           We found Henry and got back on Lodge Hiking Trail, which is really a back way into Big Basin. ... After being beat to death (Dan does not know the word "slow" under any road conditions), we got to the Big Basin visitor center where I had to hit the bathroom again (something about being jarred up and down 100 times) and Henry went on to the meeting place at Alice's. ...
• Joanie got Dan, and I got passenger seat heaven with Henry.
• Who shall win the match??? Show up next ride and see!.

• 12:01 PHIL HENRY UNIVERSITY ALBERTA 01:00min PHIL HENRY A STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA SHOWS THAT CANADIANS WHO LOOK AFTER THE AGED SAVE THE GOVERNMENT $5 BILLION PER YEAR. ...
• 12:02 PHIL HENRY UNIVERSITY ALBERTA 01:00min PHIL HENRY VOLUNTEERS: UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA RESEARCH SHOWS THAT VOLUNTEERS WHO CARE FOR THE ELDERLY ARE SAVING CANADA'S HEALTH CARE SYSTEM ABOUT $5 BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR. ...
• 16:30 PHIL HENRY UNIVERSITY ALBERTA 00:30min PHIL HENRY, JAMES HEES HEALTH: STUDIES DONE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA SHOW THAT PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR THE ELDERLY AT HOME ARE SAVING THE PUBLIC HEALTH CARE SYSTEM MORE THAN $5 BILLION. ...
• DAPHNE REID", UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA REGARDING AN UNDERGRADUATE COURSE THAT WAS CONDUCTED AT THE UNIVERSITY ON TALK SHOW HOSE OPRAH WINFREY. ...
• 17:30 PHIL HENRY UNIVERSITY ALBERTA 00:40min PHIL HENRY HEALTH: STUDIES DONE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA SHOW THAT PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR THE ELDERLY AT HOME ARE SAVING THE PUBLIC HEALTH CARE SYSTEM MORE THAN $5 BILLION. ...

• Henry County Harvest Show.
• Parade of horses new to 2003 Henry County festival lineup.
• Henry County is not to be excluded from these terms, due to a new event taking place at this year’s Henry County Harvest Showcase.
• The fourth annual Henry County Harvest Showcase will be held to exhibit local farmers and agricultural related businesses in an effort to continue the farming tradition. ... on July 26 at the Henry County Fairgrounds.
• The Showcase gives Henry Countians such as Roberts the opportunity to introduce onlookers to what the county has to offer.
• The Showcase is a direct result of planning by concerned members of the Henry County Community Farm Alliance. ...
• Scheduled attractions are livestock exhibits, a Boer goat show, arts and crafts, food art, KDA rollover safety demonstration, entertainment by Music ‘N A Box and Country Faith, drawing for a premium black angus heifer donated by Capstone Farm, and noted chefs from the Patron Restaurant, Country Bo’s BBQ and the Henry County Cattleman’s Association preparing locally grown food. ...
• KDA state apiarist Phil Craft will provide information on beekeeping. ...
• There are several honey producers in Henry County.

• The 'Mystery Man' gave the area a coat (or two) of white paint and Henry, a joiner by trade, known as 'Big' Henry due to him being 6 foot 8 inches tall has constructed the framework for the equipment.
• Right - Phil Mitchell with Henry measuring up in the studio (or is Henry measuring Phil?) .
• Henry (seen in action below) has completed the console desk & Phil has been purchasing the studio equipment.
• The next priority was to complete the purchase of the equipment for the studio for the Mi Amigo broadcast (Mar 31 to Apr 27), for which I had agreed to provide all the music and do a daily show. Phil Mitchell, who ran the broadcast, managed to purchase 2 Technics turntables and 2 CD players (though Dave Kent) , and 2 minidisks (through John Platt). ... Paul McLaren managed to borrow an optimod from Radio Caroline and a mixer (although Phil & I had to drive into deepest Hertfordshire on a rainy Tuesday evening to get the mixer). ...
• Left: Phil Mitchell - Who did a great job as Station Manager of Mi Amigo.
• It was Gwynne's decision to leave (and as far as I am aware had nothing to do with me or Phil), but I would like to place on record how disappointed I was to see him leave and acknowledge just how much he achieved for the LV18 project. ...
• could go ahead and in this connection would like to thank Captain Haggis, Graham Vine, Phil Mitchell, Pete Salberg & Harwich Mayor Bill Mixter for all their assistance. ...
• Phil Mitchell took care of all the jingle prepation (over 100) and all the ads production (all 99 of them). I think by the end of May he must have been fed up seeing me approaching his front door with either misidisk or script in hand (I know I would have been), but he didn't show it! He was also the person to whom I could confide all my problems to. ...
• The final hurdle to be overcome, which at the time seemed like that massive wall that horses had to clear in the 'Horse of the Year Show' (if you can remember that far back) was, with 14 days to go there was no access and no power to the vessel. ... Their side of the story almost left me speechless and I can only wonder why people like Phil & myself were 'kept in the dark' for far too long over the real situation. ...

• Marie), Jim Dickson (producer/manager the Byrds/the Dillards/Hamilton Camp/the Flying Burrito Brothers), John McNally (Searchers), Sal Valentino (Beau Brummels), Ron Elliott (Beau Brummels), Eric Andersen, Howard Kaylan (Turtles), John McEuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), Rodney Dillard (the Dillards), Dean Webb (the Dillards), Ed Sanders (Fugs), Tuli Kupferberg (Fugs), Peter Stampfel (Holy Modal Rounders), Mimi Farina, Carolyn Hester, Danny Thompson (Pentangle bassist and sideman to many British folk-rockers), Dave Cousins (the Strawbs), Shel Talmy (producer Pentangle and Roy Harper), John Renbourn (the Pentangle), Judy Henske, Bob Lind, John Steel (the Animals), Michael Ochs (Phil Ochs manager), Cyrus Faryar, Jerry Yester, Larry Beckett (songwriting partner of Tim Buckley), Jim Pons (the Leaves, the Turtles), Dan Hicks (the Charlatans, Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks), Al Kooper, Larry Murray (Hearts & Flowers), Banana Levinger (the Youngbloods), Steve Boone (the Lovin' Spoonful), John Forsha (sideman Fred Neil/Tim Buckley), Gary Marker (Rising Sons), Jesse Kincaid (Rising Sons), Chester Crill (Kaleidoscope), Chris Darrow (Kaleidoscope), Billy James (early publicist and/or manager Byrds, Jackson Browne, Pamela Polland/Gentle Soul, Gene Clark, Rising Sons), Arthur Gorson (manager Phil Ochs/Tom Rush/David Blue/Jim & Jean), Howard Solomon (owner Cafe Au Go Go in New York, manager Fred Neil), Art D'Lugoff (owner Village Gate in New York City), Joe Marra (owner Nite Owl cafe in NYC), Happy Traum, Pamela Polland (Gentle Soul, early associate Browne/Buckley/Noonan), Carol Kaye (top L. ... Pennebaker (director of Bob Dylan concert film Don't Look Back and Monterey Pop), Murray Lerner (director of Festival film with footage from 1963-66 Newport Folk Festivals, including a clip from Bob Dylan's first electric rock concert), Nat Joseph (founder/owner, Transatlantic Records), Barry Friedman aka Frazier Mohawk (producer Kaleidoscope/the Holy Modal Rounders/Paul Butterfield), Elliot Mazer (producer Gordon Lightfoot, Ian & Sylvia, Linda Ronstadt, Richie Havens, Jerry Jeff Walker), Gene Parsons (the Byrds, Nashville West), Richard Scott (the Bluethings), Steve Lalor (Daily Flash), Sam Lay (Paul Butterfield Blues Band), Mac MacLeod (early Donovan associate), John Simon (producer, the Band, Leonard Cohen, Gordon Lightfoot), Roy Halee (Simon & Garfunkel producer/engineer), Vern Gosdin (the Gosdin Brothers, the Hillmen), ED Denson (Country Joe & the Fish manager), Gary Duncan (Quicksilver Messenger Service, Dino Valenti associate), Bruce Botnick (Elektra Records engineer/producer), David Rubinson (Columbia producer), David Anderle (producer, Judy Collins, David Ackles), Jerry Schoenbaum (executive, Verve/Folkways and Verve/Forecast Records), Bernard Stollman (owner ESP Records), Steve Gillette, Steve Young, Hamilton Camp, Joshua Rifkin (arranger, Judy Collins), John Wood (engineer, Fairport Convention/Nick Drake/the Incredible String Band), Merrell Fankhauser (Fapardokly, HMS Bounty), Corky Siegel (Siegel-Schwall Band, about early demos with Joni Mitchell), Morgan Cavett (manager New Balladeer coffeehouse in Los Angeles, mid-1960s), Trini Lopez, Jim Yester (the Association), Rick Turner (guitarist for Ian & Sylvia, Autosalvage), Ken Koblun (the Squires/3's a Crowd), Georg Kajanus (Eclection), Gerry Conway (Eclection/Fotheringay), Mick Moloney (the Johnstons), Stefan Grossman, Bob Siggins (Charles River Valley Boys), Roy Marinell (the Gentle Soul), Tom Campbell, Phil Elwood (San Francisco music journalist), Tony Thompson (the Rising Storm), Marc Silber (Children of Paradise), Mary McCaslin, Maury Manseau (the Sunshine Company), John Ware (Linda Ronstadt, Michael Nesmith & the First National Band), Don Glut (the Penny Arkade), Dick Campbell, Dick Weissman, Andrew Means (journalist, Melody Maker), Gene Shay (folk radio program host, WHAT and WDAS in Philadelphia).
• We are pleased to inform that following the huge succeses of their recent UK Shows at Aylesbury and Newbury and also to celebrate the forthcoming official releases of "Sailor-Live in Berlin" and "Buried Treasure" on Angel Air Records, our nautical heroes are returning to headline their own spectacular Show, and hereby invite you and your friends to:- .
• After-Show Party .
• Later Sailor will be hosting their own After-Show Party to meet and greet, sign autographs, answer questions. ...
• 50 per guest for the After-Show Party.
• how many of each you will require for Show and After-Show) and send a cheque or cash payable to "Sailor Ltd", to :-.
• ** Payment in Euros can only be accepted in cash due to high costs, and tickets are 25 Euros (+ 5 Euros for After-Show) .
• Very best wishes from Grant, Rob, Peter and Phil.
• Sailor played to a packed sold-out show at Aylesbury Civic Centre as "Very Special Guests" of Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel 2 days ago on 14 November.
• It was a very happy and emotional occasion for so many who never have the opportunity to see Sailor live, and there was an exceptionally brilliant atmosphere on stage and from the audience, who appeared to love every minute of it ! Steve Harley also loved the show but only allowed Sailor to play for 45 minutes ! .
• Later, the Theatre informed Peter, Grant,Rob and Phil that over 80% of the tickets had been sold to Sailor fans and have consequently invited Sailor to play their very own concert some time next year. ...
• We will keep all the fans informed of when this date will be, and maybe even plan for fans from Germany, Holland, Denmark etc to come over for this Special Concert - for what promises to be the best and most complete Sailor Show ever !! .
• Grant Peter Rob and Phil are greatly looking forward to playing their Brand New Live Show which they are presently rehearsing. ...
• Sailor at Keil (l-r):Phil Pickett, Rob Alderton, Grant Serpell and Peter Lincoln. ...
• First and foremost, this past May, Anthony England (who had replaced Henry Marsh) left the band, albeit reluctantly (citing other conflicts). ...

• Henry Hall, bandleader from 1920's - 1950's (b. ...
• Henry Hall is now recognised as one of the important figures during the dance band era in Britain from the 1920's to 1950's. After years of being ignored by record collectors Henry Hall's recordings with his BBC Dance Orchestra are now being recognised for the quality that they are, and Henry's work on radio and TV shows is also now being recognised as visionary. Thankfully Henry wrote his autobiography in 1955 giving us many details and great insight into how his career developed and how he reacted to events and changing musical tastes during those decades. ... 00pm had to cater for everyone and the reputation as a novlety band playing children's songs did stick with Henry and his BBC Orchestra, and this wasn't helped by having a signature song like Here's To the Next Time. Today, with several CD re-issues available, collectors have had the opportunity to listen to a broad range of Henry's work with the BBC, and come to appreciate the talent of the numerous music arrangers and excellent vocalists employed during those short 5 years, 1932-37. ...
• As a child Henry Hall was encouraged to play the trumpet and also received piano lessons. ... This was one of those fortunate little incidents in Henry's life which had major effects, for the grilling by the Captain led to a transfer to the Cadet School where Henry could play piano to his heart's content, play in the band and write arrangements for revues. ...
• After WWI Henry Hall sought out a career in music and performed playing concertina, trumpet and piano in London and Salisbury until April 1920. ... Cinema piano jobs followed but Henry wanted something much more satisfying. Not afraid of hard work Henry improved his piano playing by taking lessons at the Guildhall School Of Music. ...
• In December 1922 Henry heard that a dance band in Manchester needed a relief pianist. He took the job, never having played in a dance band! Very soon another one of those little fortunate events secured Henry's future. The band was supporting a dance show on New Year's Eve, with Arthur Towle, Managing Director, in the audience. ... Henry sitting at the piano heard a whispered 'Play something - quick!'. His recent lessons at the Guild Hall of Music flashed before him and he launched into Chopin's 'Butterfly' study, the lights turned on to the young pianist, he stole the show. ...

• So much has happened during the past two years since Phil's recovery; even so, we pause every day to offer thanks for the gift of life given so generously by another human being. ...
• We are also pleased to announce that Mike Gordon will be taking part in the Unbroken Chain Benefit on December 30, as well as our New Years Eve show the following evening. We can't tell you how excited we are to be presenting this version of Phil Lesh & Friends for our hometown family at Henry J. ... The New Years Eve show will be full of surprises; however, we can tell you that the evening will open with a rare acoustic performance by our friends Gov't Mule and will be followed by at least three full sets by Phil Lesh & Friends. ...
• Phil Lesh & Friends .
• Dead bassist Phil Lesh continued to establish his Phil and Friends.
• The Henry J. ...
• The choice of which show to attend was fairly simple: Do you want the maximum.
• Phil had only Phil, but he was promising three, maybe.
• the Phil shows that any of the post-Jerry gatherings.
• the Dead's annual Dec 31 show in Oakland was the miracle ticket of all.
• At Lesh's party, the fans got their first glance at the latest Phil and.
• Phil's 60th birthday party was great. ...

• Hart and Winter also made an appearance on the Today show, along with Edie Brickell. ...
• Among the nationally-seen programs on which he's turned up are the Today Show, Roseanne, Live with Regis and Kathie Lee and Late Night with Conan O'Brien. ...
• Still, folks might have been excused for doing a double-take when confronted with the sight of Bob Weir (accompanied by Rob Wasserman) playing at the Fancy Foods show, a trade event for purveyors of various gourmet goodies, at San Francisco's Moscone Center. ...
• Phil Lesh and David Crosby, clownin' backstage at PhilHarmonia Marin Veterans Auditorium, 12/5/99.
• Phil Lesh, who had an extraordinary 1999 -- beginning with his dramatic recovery from life-saving liver transplant surgery and his triumphant return to performing with an ever-changing array of musical friends -- finished up the year in fine style: after a couple of rounds of warm-up shows (in San Francisco, with Rob Barraco and Jeff Mattson of the Zen Tricksters, and at the new Fillmore in Denver with Little Feat members Paul Barrere and Billy Payne), Phil and Friends embarked on a highly successful 17-date tour of the Midwest and Northeast with Bob Dylan and his band. Among the rotating cast of characters joining Phil and John Molo at various points along the road were Payne, Barrere, Barraco, Jorma Kaukonen, Warren Haynes and bright new guitar star Derek Trucks. ... Back in San Francisco, on November 30, Phil played with Henry Kaiser and the David Nelson Band at a Fillmore bash celebrating the release of the Sing Out For Seva album. ...
• Henry Kaiser and Phil Lesh jam with David Nelson Band at The Fillmore, 11/30/99. ...
• Derek Trucks and Rob Barraco were also among those on hand on December 5th, when Phil and the Unbroken Chain Foundation hosted the second edition of PhilHarmonia, a festive holiday-season singalong at the Marin County Veteran's Auditorium that combined the joy of music with the spirit of giving -- in this case, to three very worthy Bay Area charities. ... Among those performing and leading the audience in song were Phil's old friend David Crosby, PhilHarmonia '97 veterans Michael Tilson Thomas, David Grisman and Donna Jean Godchaux MacKay, Temple Emanuel cantor Rosalind Barak, acclaimed blues singer Susan Tedeschi, musical theater performer Lisa Vroman, and young Indian music master Alam Khan. ...
• Just before our deadline, Unbroken Chain announced what promises to be yet another memorable event, celebrating a joyous event indeed: Phil Lesh's 60th Birthday. The concert, to be held at Oakland's Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on March 10th, will feature Phil and a very special all-star group of Friends, joining together to benefit a vitally important cause -- Hepatitis-C research. The Almanac joins Deadheads everywhere in wishing Phil a very happy and healthy 60th! .
• Phil and Friends Bobby Strickland anf Jeff Mattson at the Fillmore.
• There's also a diggity-dank cameo by the one and only Manny the Hippie and maybe even a fleeting appearance by one of your old tour buddies, as many Deadheads answered the call for extras in the crowd scenes, filmed at various Bay Area locations including the Deadhead-friendly confines of Oakland's Henry J. ...

• by Phil Linsalata .
• Toting an accordian, he would show up with a smile and a tune to ham it up for almost any cause.
• Henry, a woman who worked at a home for veterans in Farmington, a rural community on the fringes of KSDK's broadcast signal. Henry had invited Richards down to do his shtick for the veterans. ...
• By last December, Henry, a divorced mother of an eleven-year-old girl, had decided that the relationship had run its course. ...
• On March 2, Donna Henry petitioned Associate Circuit Judge James E. ... Henry said that he persistently called her, that after she changed her telephone number Richards called her mother and her boss's wife. At times he left messages with Henry's daughter, bringing the child into the mess. ...
• The story broke on Friday, March 18, four days before Henry and Richards were set to appear before Judge Pennoyer. ...
• By Friday, however, further reporting had assured editors that Henry's application for a court order was "not malicious," Woo says. ...
• The story carried Richards's denial of Henry's claims. He described himself as happily married, and he described Henry as a groupie, frustrated because he "had not taken her up on her advances. ...
• At 6:30 that morning, Donna Henry, angry about Richards's description of her, called Steve Shannon and D. ... Without prior planning or any advance preparation, Shannon and Chymes put Donna Henry on the air.
• Donna Henry closed the on-air call with a none-too-subtle hint that her counteroffensive could escalate. ...
• Shannon says he aired the Henry phone call because he wanted to let her tell her side of the story. ...

• July - The first-ever Austin Slam-off:  Mike Henry, Genevieve Van Cleve, Wammo, and Phil West become Austin’s inaugural Slam Team. ...
• March – Annual South by Southwest spoken word showcases curated by Mike Henry for APS. ...
• May - Slam-off #2: Danny Solis, Hilary Thomas, Wammo, and Phil West become the 1996 team. Mike Henry is chosen as the first Coach for the Austin Slam program. ...
• Mike Henry and Phil West attend the annual Slammasters’ meeting in Chicago and Austin’s bid to host the National Poetry Slam in 1998 is accepted. Phil West becomes a non-voting member of the Executive Council (EC) of Poetry Slam, Inc. ...
• Annual South by Southwest spoken word showcases curated by Mike Henry for APS. ...
• June - First-year slammer Susan Somers-Willett joins veterans Genevieve Van Cleve, Wammo, and Phil West as members of 1997 Team Austin, coached by Mike Henry. ...
• November - The Austin Chronicle prints "How I Spent My Slammer Vacation" by Phil West, a re-cap of the team’s trip to Nationals. ...
• APS hosts Austin International Poetry Festival slam, co-hosted by Mike Henry and Phil West. ...
• Annual South by Southwest spoken word showcases curated by Mike Henry for APS. ...
• Co-Directors Mike Henry, Juliette Torrez, and Phil West and Volunteer Director Sonya Fehér lead efforts to produce the largest NPS in history, featuring events in seven different venues culminating in a sold-out finals at the Paramount Theater. ...
• March - Phil West is elected to voting Trustee position on PSI EC, later named Vice-President of the Council. Mike Henry takes over West’s non-voting role. ...
• April - Slamoff #5: Vickie Charleston, Ernie Cline, Karyna McGlynn, and Phil West take the top spots to become the 1999 Team Austin in the last slam held at the Electric Lounge before the venerable slam venue closes its doors. Cline later steps off of the team and is replaced by Mike Henry. ...

• FAULK, JOHN HENRY (1913-1990). John Henry Faulk, humorist and author, fourth of five children of Henry and Martha (Downs) Faulk, was born in Austin, Texas, on August 21, 1913. ...
• " WCBS Radio debuted the "John Henry Faulk Show" on December 17, 1951. ...
• In 1983 he campaigned for the congressional seat abdicated by Democrat-turned-Republican Phil Gramm. ... The Center for American Historyqv at the University of Texas at Austin sponsors the John Henry Faulk Conference on the First Amendment. ...
• After he and Hally were divorced, Faulk married Lynne Smith, whom he met at a New York City rally for presidential candidate Henry Wallace in the spring of 1948. ...
• Burton, John Henry Faulk: The Making of a Liberated Mind (Austin: Eakin Press, 1993). John Henry Faulk Papers, Barker Texas History Center, University of Texas at Austin. ...

• Saturday Night Live (SNL) is the name of NBC's weekly season-by-season late night one-and-a-half hour live comedy/variety show, which has been on the air since 1975. Each week, the show features a different celebrity guest host, and features a guest musical act (sometimes the guest host is the musical guest). The show consists of comedy sketches, a comedic news segment, spoofs of television commercials, and performances by the guest musical artist. ...
• 7 Popular catch phrases originating from the show.
• SNL was first concieved because in 1974 comedian and Tonight Show host Johnny Carson decided that he did not want "Best of Carson" reruns to air on weekends, but to air more during the week to give him more vacation time during the year. ...
• When the first show aired on October 11, 1975 (George Carlin as guest host), it was called "NBC's Saturday Night", because ABC featured a program at the same time titled "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell" (The cast of SNL were originally called the "Not Ready for Prime-Time Players. " This was an inside joke: Cosell's show featured a group of comic actors called "The Primetime Players," which included future SNL cast member Bill Murray). ... Paul Shaffer, who also appeared in many sketches, was the musical director for the show from 1975 to 1980. Other regulars on the show included writer Al Franken, who later became famous as a political author and satirist, and Harry Shearer, who later acted in several films and television series, including The Simpsons. The show also featured frequent guest appearances by comedians Steve Martin and Andy Kaufman. ...
• Lorne Michaels quit the show at the end of the fifth season and the rest of the original cast, along with the entire writing staff, followed. Jean Doumanian took over the production of the show and hired a completely new cast and new writers for the 1980 season. The new show was plagued by problems from the start, and was deemed disastrously unfunny by both critics and the viewing audience. Symbolic of the problems faced by the show, cast member Charles Rocket realized the network's greatest fear when he used a four-letter "f" word at the close of an episode in early 1981. ...
• It looked as if NBC might cancel the show (indeed, many nights the NBC aired sketch comedy show SCTV in its place), but SNL was given one more chance when Dick Ebersol was hired to replace Doumanian. Ebersol had been involved with the creation of the show, and fired all of the Doumanian cast save Eddie Murphy and Joe Piscopo. Murphy had rarely been featured during Doumanian's tenure, but became a break-out star under Ebersol, and his popularity helped restore the show's ratings. ...

• Phil McClintock - An exemplary member.
• Phil's first part at HLT was the role of Dr. ... In December he was a caroler in Paul Roberts and Denise Blondin's Christmas Show, The Sound of Christmas. ... In June, 1989, the Fifteenth Anniversary of the founding of HLT, Phil worked as a House Manager during Peter Pollard's Neil Simon musical, Sweet Charity. Janelou Buck directed a reprise of Mister Roberts in August, 1989, in which Phil played the part of Doc. Phil had been with the Little Theatre less than a year and had already played three large parts. At the Fourth Annual Zenon Awards held in late September, Phil received a nomination for his role as The Kralahome in The King and I. ...
• The following season, The Sixteenth, opened with Marian Dunham's musical The Unsinkable Molly Brown, once again Pill worked as a House manager during the run of the show. In January, 1990, Peter Pollard brought On Golden Pond to HLT, and Phil's name appeared on the program as a member of the Set Construction Crew. My Fair Lady was reprised by Frank Oberhausen for the April show and Phil was his Assistant Director and also played the part of Harry, the third Cockney. In June, Janelou Buck directed the musical Hello Dolly and chose Phil to play the key role of Horace Vandegelder. ... Phil served as a House Manager during the play's duration. The Fifth Annual Zenon Awards were held the first week in October and Phil received his second Zenon nomination for his role of Horace in Hello Dolly. ...
• HLT's Seventeenth Season opened with Jet Hansen's production of the musical Oklahoma! with Phil playing the role of Ali Hakim. It was followed in January by Peter Pollard's Steel Magnolias with Phil as his Assistant Director and Stage Manager. In March Frank Oberhausen directed The Music Man with Phil playing the role of Oliver Hix. In the June program for Tena Conyer's Little Shop of Horrors, Phil's name appeared as a newly elected Director on the HLT governing board and also as one of the lighting technicians of Walter Zelenenki's comedy, The Seven Year Itch, with Phil and Frank Oberhausen supplying the Lighting Design. At the October Zenons Phil received two nominations, one for a Best Supporting Role as Ali Hakim in Oklahoma! and the second for Best Stage Manager for his work with Steel Magnolias. ...

• Phil Gyford.
• But hey, what can you do? Yeah all these people waffling on about pretentious plays and biographies of poets I’ve never heard of look a bit silly but they can’t help it, it’s in the blood, you can’t expect the world to change overnight, we might as well enjoy it while it lasts, before Bob Dylan really is equal in stature to Keats (or whatever it was they used to bang on about on The Late Show no, I’m not talking about David Letterman, but the ’90s BBC2 arts show ).
• And that image of what the country is isn’t one of Hollywood and BigMacs and trailerparks, it’s just the same as it is, but without people in DJs playing x hundred year old sonatas to smug wealthy people who want to show how cultured they are. ...
• I wasn’t talking about Walt Whitman or Henry David Thoreau (no I haven’t read either of them), I was talking about imported European elitist culture. ...
• Random Phil .

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• Some guy who used to produce the Phil Henry show emailed Russ over the weekend. ... The Dallas Observer has sent an invitation to the show to join them at a private party celebrating being chosen in the Best Of Dallas. ... Back in the late 70's, at the Forum 303 Mall, Vern Lundquist was doing a Bowling for Dollars show, and Vern beat up Russ. ... Going out of that call, JD has some weird voice inflections going, which remind Russ that the show is going to suck. ... More crap on Rich and how crappy he is/was and how he tried to take over the show when it was on the Eagle. Russ tells one story in which management wanted Russ to play "The Russ and Rich show" bumpers. ... Russ points out that he trusts Eddie, but he has no excuse for him being on the show. ... Russ is pissed that Trey would show up to the event, but not to work. ... One of them did have a daughter, who even listened to the show. ... The point is, he took a chance on the show. Just because it worked out for the good of the show isn't an excuse not to spin the wheel.

•   It’s time to go to Daytona again!  Phil Daulton, Henry Pflanz, and I have been going to Daytona together for several years. ...   Phil and Henry started the tradition, and I finally joined in a few years ago.   Henry now lives in Dallas and flies in to Knoxville, Atlanta, or Orlando, and we pick him up along the way.   Henry doesn’t ride street bikes, so we acquiesce and drive down in a cage for the week. ...   Phil and I do that for Henry, and for us Bike Week is a group thing shared among old friends. ...
• So what you may ask has all this to do with ROK?  Well, Phil and I talked and this year while at Daytona, we thought we would send back a daily diary. ...   We also hope to send back a few pictures each day to show you what we are into. ...

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• Here's a copy of the official death certificate for Henry J. ...
• Very moving tribute to Hank the Angry, Drunken Dwarf, frequent guest on Howard Stern's radio show. ...
• Hank the Angry, Drunken Dwarf (Henry Nasiff) died suddenly, at the age of 39. Hank has been a regular guest on Howard Stern's show since 1996. ...
• • Daily Talk Show Guest and Topic Schedules - TV Talk Shows.
• • Jon Stewart - Comedy Central - Daily Show.
• • Name That Talk Show Host - TV Talk Shows.
• • Talk Show Guest Murdered Hours After Jerry Springer Show Air.

• Lenny Henry .
• Born on August 29 1958 in Dudley, West Midlands to a Jamaican family, Lenworth George Henry shot to fame in 1975 aged just 17. After doing impressions to amuse his classmates as a child, Lenny won a place on the TV talent show 'New Faces', doing a Frank Spencer impersonation. ... From there he joined the touring 'Black and White Minstrel Show' alongside 'blacked up' whites. ...
• Later that year he performed at the Edinburgh Festival and starred in the second series of 'The Lenny Henry Show'. ...
•       Lenny Henry Profile .
•    :: Lenny Henry - In Pieces .

• Fav Tv Show (anime Or Not) .
• i really liked sausage factory and the man show. ...
• that show cracks me up -------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -We existed from all eternity and behold we are here and we shall exist till the end of time for our being has no end Shut up. ...
• Uhh there used to be a show about adds you'll never see that are rwally fucked up but funny. ...
• dood that's the best show!i also like glutton bowl. ...
• love taht show. ... err i dont kreally know of my fave show -------------------- Pwn(Verb) p-own : To own. ...
• Uhh there used to be a show about adds you'll never see that are rwally fucked up but funny. ...
• yah ne of u listen to the phil henry show on 640 am? -------------------- Pwn(Verb) p-own : To own. ...
• No it was a show on Spike Tv or something like that. ...
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• Assuming fall MVP Phil Kenney '04 can play hockey, basketball, squash, water polo and volleyball, I predict a rise to first place this winter. ...
• The team beat JE 1-0 behind huge saves by Adam Shot '04 (surprise—Phil scored the winning goal). Just goes to show if you replace Steve Amdur '01 with anybody (much less freshman stars Phil and Henry), you're gonna improve on last season's 1-8-2 record. ...

• FileMaker Technical Overview: Alexei Folger and Phil Smith, FileMaker, Inc. ...
• Curious about the future of FileMaker? Alexei and Phil will present an overview of what's new with FileMaker. ...
•           November 16, 2004 - Question and Answer / Show and Tell Session: Various Presenters.
• 0, which won ''Best of Show'' at the recent Macworld Expo in San Francisco. ...
•           September 16, 2003 - Question and Answer / Show and Tell Session: Various Speakers.
• Henry S. Kim, Introduced By Phil Smith of FileMaker Inc.
• Henry Kim will provide insights into integrating FileMaker into the corporate environment. He will show how it is possible to accomodate corporate IT standards and priorities while still taking full advantage of FileMaker's strengths. Henry's tricks include enabling users to access FileMaker solutions without knowing that they are using FileMaker or even having FileMaker installed on their systems.
• Henry will also be demonstrating some very unique and powerful FileMaker solutions that he has developed and deployed at Apple, but that incorporate techniques that are applicable in a variety of situations.
• Russ will show some examples of XML that can be used right away for basic functions and provide guidance and hard-won lessons for those who wish to pursue XML competence themselves. He will also show the latest version of his super fast file analysis software, ''Brushfire''.
•           April 15, 2003 - Server Objects and Citrix Server: Jay Welshofer, Phil Smith, and Rick Colcock of FileMaker, Inc.
• Jay Welshofer (Product Manger), Phil Smith (Business Account Manager) and Rick Colcock (Systems Engineer) of FileMaker will be on hand for two presentations. ...
• Phil and Rick will be discussing and showing FileMaker operating in a Citrix environment. ...

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