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Col Plink, I did radio, did party DJ and have done quite a few voiceovers, both character and straight narration. Can still do a couple dozen voices. Fun stuff. I take it you are familiar with the field?
quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
Col Plink, I did radio, did party DJ and have done quite a few voiceovers, both character and straight narration. Can still do a couple dozen voices. Fun stuff. I take it you are familiar with the field?
Mr. Harvey was doing his own damn show as recently as last week. His son, indeed, stands in now and then, as do others who have worked with him for a number of years. But the ORIGINAL VOICE was heard until just days ago--the wit, the cadence still fresh. He will be missed--and never replaced. A man of faith and great love for his late wife, and of late, his late country. He's dancing now that Lynne and he are reunited.
quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
Mr. Harvey was doing his own damn show as recently as last week. His son, indeed, stands in now and then, as do others who have worked with him for a number of years. But the ORIGINAL VOICE was heard until just days ago--the wit, the cadence still fresh. He will be missed--and never replaced. A man of faith and great love for his late wife, and of late, his late country. He's dancing now that Lynne and he are reunited.
Elegance in your words. My how you have changed. Don
quote:Originally posted by dcon12
quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
Mr. Harvey was doing his own damn show as recently as last week. His son, indeed, stands in now and then, as do others who have worked with him for a number of years. But the ORIGINAL VOICE was heard until just days ago--the wit, the cadence still fresh. He will be missed--and never replaced. A man of faith and great love for his late wife, and of late, his late country. He's dancing now that Lynne and he are reunited.
Elegance in your words. My how you have changed. Don
Why, thank you, Sir. Sometimes, with time comes wisdom. Sometimes, unfortunately not. But I'll accept that compliment from you, one of the last of the good guys and humorous, too. All the best...
Being from the east coast I'd never heard of Paul Harvey until I went to SIU in 1978. Saw him on TV doing a commentary and the first thought going through my (at the time) pretty liberal mind was "Jesus - what a nut!". But looking back I suppose it was the start of my drift from liberal youngster to an older conservative.
So far as the guns go, I suppose it's possible for someone who hunts for sport, as they get older, to decide they just don't want to do it anymore. I don't know if that translates to them believing others shouldn't do it, or that hunting for food or owning a gun for self defense or sport is wrong. Hopefully not in his case.
I traveled a lot as a child, being in an Air Force family, and later after I enlisted. One thing that was always the same was I could always count on hearring Paul Harvey at some point durring the trip. With all the Ipods and other MP3 players out there, the appretiation for people like him is simply lost. My next trip home to INdiana will not be the same. RIP Paul, enjoy being with your Angel.
I was taught how to drive listning to him. I always liked him after that. Here is a question for those that didnt like him. Is there anybody that everyone likes every thing about. I dought it. Think about it.
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Col Plink, I did radio, did party DJ and have done quite a few voiceovers, both character and straight narration. Can still do a couple dozen voices. Fun stuff. I take it you are familiar with the field?
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Mr. Harvey was doing his own damn show as recently as last week. His son, indeed, stands in now and then, as do others who have worked with him for a number of years. But the ORIGINAL VOICE was heard until just days ago--the wit, the cadence still fresh. He will be missed--and never replaced. A man of faith and great love for his late wife, and of late, his late country. He's dancing now that Lynne and he are reunited.
Elegance in your words. My how you have changed. Don
quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
Mr. Harvey was doing his own damn show as recently as last week. His son, indeed, stands in now and then, as do others who have worked with him for a number of years. But the ORIGINAL VOICE was heard until just days ago--the wit, the cadence still fresh. He will be missed--and never replaced. A man of faith and great love for his late wife, and of late, his late country. He's dancing now that Lynne and he are reunited.
Elegance in your words. My how you have changed. Don
Why, thank you, Sir. Sometimes, with time comes wisdom. Sometimes, unfortunately not. But I'll accept that compliment from you, one of the last of the good guys and humorous, too. All the best...
Used to spend my lunch breaks listening to his broadcast for decades. My father got me hooked on listening to him.
RIP.
NS
Ain't that a shame?
So far as the guns go, I suppose it's possible for someone who hunts for sport, as they get older, to decide they just don't want to do it anymore. I don't know if that translates to them believing others shouldn't do it, or that hunting for food or owning a gun for self defense or sport is wrong. Hopefully not in his case.
Gonna miss his voice.