The TV guide in the beginning

This is great nostalgia!

If you're too young, enjoy a good laugh and if you're not, then bask in the warm memories. 

This is exactly what we looked at in these years and oh life was so sweet. 

Dr. Kildare 1961          The Man From Uncle 1965              Ironside 1967            Peyton Place 1964      The Mickey Mouse Club 1959            The Andy Griffith Show 1963                                       1966                                           The Honeymooners 1955      The Dick Van Dyke Show 1961                                   Seahunt 1958          1967                                              1959                                              1970       The Twilight Zone 1960                                        Lassie 1958 Gilligan's  Island 1966       Wanted: Dead or Alive 1958                                     Zorro 1957      The Rifleman 1958                                            I Love Lucy 1951      Mr. Ed 1961                                                 Charlies Angels 1976      TV Test Patterns 1960

Re: Jim Herron

OK folks. Email transmission here a bit dicy.  I had quad by-pass & Mitral valve replacement.  Second PT this am.  Muscle memory returning.  The circling MDs (and an OD) appear to be using me for phamaalogic experiments.  Just told that I may be graduated from critical care early.  Then a few days on a PT floor. 

No big deal.  I slept through the scary part.

Jim

Debut of Terling Cooking Show

Renown area chef Rich Terling and Daughter(in-law) Julie debut in the pilot of their new cooking show.

Click on link below:

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/video/17542138/index.html

Jim Herron

Feb. 18, 2009

To All:

I wanted to let those who had not heard that Jim Herron is in intensive care in Washington Hospital following major heart surgery. Also wanted to share the following emails from Al Moze regarding Jim Herron's current condition.

Dick Garboski.

Dear Donna,

I did not know anything about Jim, but I will do my darnest to get more info on Jim. I just called a friend of mine who told me that Jim had a 7 hour open heart operation,mitro valve replacement and some other repairs done. They had placed him into a coma for the last 3 days in order for him to heal better, I understand he came out of the coma to-day and is doing well, he was still on a respirator. Jim will be in the C.C.U. for a couple of days, I will try to get in and see him tomorrow, if I can. I will try and keep everyone posted. Al

Subject: Jim Herron

Hi Al, I just heard last night that Jim is in Washington Hospital with heart related isssues. I called the hospital but he is in critical care and I couldn't get any information. Had you heard anything about him?

Donna

Al Moze to John, mwall59, betty, david, me, william

show details 9:12 AM (21 hours ago)

Reply

To all concerned I stop by this morning a spent 2 minutes with Jim. We had a hard time understanding each other. He is Still on the respirator, I understand they want him off as soon as he can.

Yes Jim has a long road to getting back to every day routine. I think the best thing now are our PRAYERS for a quick recovery. Al Moze

If You Cook Like You Walk

Billy Price the "king of rhythm and blues in Pittsburgh" sings "If You Cook Like You Walk," written by Jimmy Britton, the keyboard player in his band. 

The performance was part of a March 13, 2008, concert at the Rhythm House in South Fayette Township, Pa.

"Turn it up  - for it's enough to make a grown man cry!"

Billy Price is the stage name of soul singer William Pollak. Born in Fair Lawn, New Jersey in 1949, he has lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA since the mid 1970s.^[1]

Price attracted national attention in the mid-1970s during his three-year collaboration with blues guitarist Roy Buchanan. The pair toured the U.S. and Canada, playing Carnegie Hall in New York, the Newport Jazz Festival, the Roxy and Troubadour in Los Angeles, and the Spectrum in Philadelphia. After leaving Buchanan, Price formed the Keystone Rhythm Band, which toured the Eastern US on a circuit that stretched from Boston to Atlanta with large followings in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, DC and North Carolina. Sustaining several personnel changes, the band performed until 1990. He then formed The Billy Price Band, which currently consists of Steve Delach (guitar), Paul Thompson (bass), Dave Dodd (drums), Jimmy Britton (keyboards), Joe Herndon (trumpet), Eric DeFade (tenor sax) and Rick Matt (baritone and tenor sax).

Though he works full-time in corporate communications at the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, he continues to perform regularly in Pittsburgh, the eastern United States, and occasionally in Europe.