Here’s a classic I’d forgotten about. Casey Kasem performing a long distance dedication on his radio program and finding himself at odds with the audio engineer’s song decisions. I had it on cassette tape in the mid-nineties, before the Internet. I’ve since lost the tape.
YouTube keeps the memory alive:
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The dedicated song that played was Henry Gross’s Shannon, written in honor of Beach Boy Carl Wilson’s dog of that name that had passed away.
http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=5776
Wow, I had never heard this before. Casey always seemed so cool and calm on the air. Can’t picture him losing his composure. What year was this from? I bet Scooby-Doo went rut-ro!,lol. Thanks for putting it on.