Matthew C. Clark

Star Trek was cancelled on NBC in 1969 despite poor ratings. In the Summer of 1971, fans of that show wanted a reunion or some sort which I heard back then. Then in the Summer of 1976, both Leonard Nemoy & Deforest Kelley were talking about a comeback reunion of sorts which I heard on the radio BUT William Shatner declined for comment.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, RaspBernie!!! Matt

KISS "Firehouse" (from their 1974 debut album) (audio only & album track):

Ohio Express "Sausalito (Is The Place To Go)" (released as MONO 45 single) which went to # 86 (Hot 100) in September 1969. Graham Gouldman (later of 10cc) on lead vocals. (audio only) This song at the beginning reminds me of KISS "Firehouse" (from their 1974 debut album):

Neil Peart, drummer for Canadian trio RUSH has died of colon cancer at 67 years old. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Peart

Story on the late producer Paul Leka from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Leka

Comedian actor & director Buck Henry who hosted "Saturday Night Live" (1976 - 1980) has died of a heart attack at 89 years old. Buck along with Mel Brooks created the TV show comedy "Get Smart" on NBC (1965 - 1969) & CBS (1969 - 1970) starring Barbara Feldon & the late Don Adams. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_Henry

Todd's "Hello It's Me & My Friends" has Edgar Winter on sax on the remake of "Hello It's Me".

Heard this on "Music Choice" (Easy Listening channel)

Kenny Loggins song "Forever" went to # 40 (Hot 100) in August 1985.

There goes Todd........Yipes!!!!!

Actually it was "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood"!! The movie "Once Upon A Time In America" was in the Summer of 1984 & it starred Jennifer Connelly (at age 13) in her first movie role!!!

The Lemon Pipers "I Need Someone (The Painter)" (from 1968 "Jungle Marmalade") (their 2nd & final album from late 1968) (audio only)

Paul Leka also produced the late Harry Chapin.