Britney Spears is a joke - Bobby Sherman

[Radio Fish Heads]

was Bobby on drugs ---- when he sang the Bluest Skys You've ever seen are
in Seattle ? Does it ever rain in Southern California ? Did LeRoy Brown carry
a gun in his shoe ? IS WGN Radio really broke ? When Randy Michaels came
to Taft Broadcasting - Q-102 did he make $ 18.5 a year ? Who is John Phillips ?
Did he play a tuba in a band ? Why do all morning teams laugh like little girls ?
Does Howard Stern wear a wig ? Just wondering !!!

 

[Wrench]

Answers:

It was Perry Como. Not Bobby Sherman.  Yes. No. No. No. Founder/singer/songwriter in the Mamas & Papas. No.  The good ones don't.
No.


There you have it.  Thank you for calling.

 

[Shark]

One correction: Leroy Brown kept a razor in his shoe and a "34 gun in his pocket for fun".

 

[LasVegasRadioJunky]

Answers:
It was Perry Como. Not Bobby Sherman. Yes. No. No. No. Founder/singer/songwriter in the Mamas & Papas. No. The good ones don't.
No.
There you have it. Thank you for calling.

Correction: John Phillips Sousa was a composer, conductor and American Patriot who wrote The Stars & Stripes Forever. the Sousaphone (AKA Tuba) was named after him.

 

[neumann sennheiser]

I think the confusion here is that "The Bluest Skies I've Ever Seen Are In Seattle", as sung by Perry Como, was the theme song for the 60's TV show "Here Come The Brides" which starred Bobby Sherman. Less than six degrees of separation there.

 

[neumann sennheiser]

I did a little further research.
Although Perry Como had the radio hit with "Seattle", his version was never used on the TV show. Season One, it was performed by "The New Establishment" and by Season Two the producers opted for an instrumental version of the song. It also turns out that Bobby Sherman did, in fact, record and release his own version of "Seattle" but it never did anywhere near as well as Como's.

 

[SeattleRadioPro]

was Bobby on drugs ---- when he sang the Bluest Skys You've ever seen are
in Seattle ?

Obviously you've never been here in the summertime. If you were, you'd know what he was singing about.

 

[Radio Fish Heads]

Sorry I was a little confused. It must have happened after I played "Julie Do you
love me " by Bobby Sherman for the 400th time ; that was the night I dreamed
I was in Seattle or was it ----- I was in Seattle for a week one night; yea thats
the ticket and I met my bride to be at a Dennys Restaurant ....... Lets not be a
Prune Danish about this ; can't we all just get a long ? I will call your Mom if
you continue Not to be nice ; I swear !!!!!!

 

[Tom Wells]

I think the confusion here is that "The Bluest Skies I've Ever Seen Are In Seattle", as sung by Perry Como, was the theme song for the 60's TV show "Here Come The Brides" which starred Bobby Sherman. Less than six degrees of separation there.

This was probably the first 45 I bought because of its innate badness. It's that harvest-gold color with the mod-RCA logo.
I couldn't bring myself to add it to my playlist when it came along in the day's 45s.
Should I have added it to my part 15? It really is disturbing.
Icky in a way that I have a hard time reconciling with.

 

[Grindlfan]

was Bobby on drugs ---- when he sang the Bluest Skys You've ever seen are
in Seattle ?

Obviously you've never been here in the summertime. If you were, you'd know what he was singing about.

Yes, the one week each year that we have summer in Seattle, the skies are the bluest you've ever seen.