Dave's Record Collection Collection, Part 1: 1983
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2017
- January 10, 1983
1. Leonard Nimoy: "Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy": "Highly Illogical"
2 . Summit Jr. Music Department 1965 Annual Spring Concert: "Walk Don't Run"
3. Christmas on the Ponderosa: "Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
4. Osteoporosis: The Most Prevalent Bone Disease, with William C. Kuzell, M.D.
5. Sebastian Cabot: "It Ain't Me, Babe"
February 8, 1983
1. British Cast Album of "Love Story"
2. The Thing with Two Heads soundtrack
3. Jack Palance: "Palance" - "Goodbye Lucy"
4. Robert Mitchum Sings Calypso - "Coconut Water"
5. General Commercial Jingles: "Car & Truck Rental Song"
6. The New Christy Minstrels on Tour in Motortown - "Stop in the Name of Love"
7. Sebastian Speaks
8. Battle of the bands with applause meter: New York Mets vs. Chubby Checker: "Never on Sunday"
March 16, 1983
1. The New World of Leonard Nimoy
2. Hugh O'Brian TV's Wyatt Earp Sings
3. General Commercial Jingles
4. Shaggy Dog
5. Adlai Stevenson
6. Bongo Drum Instruction
7. Larry Storch Reads Philip Roth's "Epstein"
8. Battle of the bands: Telly Savales vs. Leonard Nimoy: "I Walk the LIne"
April 19, 1983
1. The Eddie Albert Album
2. How to Buy Meat
3. Lorne Greene: "Young at Heart"
4. Mike Douglas: "What is a Square"
5. Sandy Becker Calls Bingo
6. Battle of the bands: Joey Bishop vs. Buddy Ebson: "Your Cheatin' Heart"
June 21, 1983
1. Romantic Reflections by Jack Webb: "Try a Little Tenderness"
2. Parakeet Training Record
3. Lawrence Welk: "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright"
4. Eddie Albert: "Blowin' in the Wind"
5. Battle of the bands: Allen Ludden vs. Richard Chamberlain: "I Hadn't Anyone Till You"
August 30, 1983
(from "Leftover Comedy Pieces")
1. Merv Griffin: "Charleston"
2. Leonard Nimoy: "If I Had a Hammer"
December 5, 1983
1. Wink Martindale
2. Trombones Unlimited: "Norweigan Wood"
3. 101 Strings Orchestra: "Good Vibrations"
4. Telly Savales: "A Song for You"
5. Commercial Recording Corporation: "Steakhouse"
December 27, 1983 (taped December 13)
(From "Comedy Leftovers")
1 - Oscillation of the Heart: "Summation Gallup"
2 - Leonard Nimoy: "The Ballad of Bill Bo Baggins"
I'm going to pick up some of these right after I stop by the rope store and the step ladder store ......
I was the kid messing up the guitar solo at the big concert, preserved for all time on vinyl.
Those Nimoy Records go for tens of dollars in 2019
Again, I must profusely thank you for your tireless effort to track these down, painstakingly compile and then share them with all of us. You will have a special place in weird culture collector/compiler heaven.
These segments are perhaps single handedly responsible for my own thrift store crate digging obsession when I was a teenager.
I could listen to Leonard Nimoy all night. And for a moment, I thought we were going to. (no idea he had such a deep catalog!)
+Don Giller - There was one of these segments I will never forget. I was about 18 and had just come back home from hanging with my buddies... and getting rather stoned. I turned on the TV to Dave (A record collection segment! Sweet!) and went to the fridge for a cold drink. I poured a glass of the iced tea my Mom had made earlier and sat down on the couch, happy, high, and ready to enjoy some Dave.
Just as I was thinking how awesome and delicious my glass of iced tea was, Dave started playing a vintage record from the "American Iced Tea Council" or something like that. It was a silly little 1950's "Let's All Go To The Lobby" type of jingle with lyrics along the line of "Why don't you have iced tea more often... doesn't it sound just right?"
I froze mid-swallow and realized: *"Holy shit. Dave can read my thoughts."*
Thanks for posting these. Brings back a lot of memories. And paranoid thoughts!
Great story, great memory. Thanks. :)
+Don Giller - Holy crap! I just saw you posted the iced tea jingle! And the Arnold Schwarzenegger Workout! "Poor Maria Shriver, she must hear that 3 or 4 times a week." I remember that one all these years later too. God bless you sir. This is absolutely my new favorite RUclips channel.
Every time anyone mentions iced tea, I think "Iced tea… I've been hyp-mo-tized!" I've been looking for it on RUclips for years! Which one of the record collection videos is it on?
Thanks so much for posting these! What a trip down memory lane. I was class of '87 in high school, and watched Letterman religiously. This show has shaped my sense of humor every bit as much Monty Python, SNL, and SCTV.
These remain timeless.
And at many garage sales!
Saw some of these when they were first aired live, thirty years later it's amazing how well the type of comedy holds up, and also watching this so many years later feels like being wrapped in a comfy blanket. What a great show this was.
Thanks for uploading all these Letterman clips. That was my favorite TV show during the 80s.
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I didn't think we would ever see them!
The "Car and Truck" rental song STILL runs through my mind anytime I pass an "Enterprise" location. I don't know if that is a good or bad thing.
I drove everybody crazy singing the "Car Truck Rental Song".
The Mets doing Never on Sunday was my wedding song!!!!
Don Giller ... you magnificent (and probably handsome) man, you! Old-timey Letterman clips are my fave! Thanks for all your hard work!
“Hello, I'm Leonard Nimoy. The following tale of alien encounters is true. By true I mean false. It's all lies. But they're entertaining lies and in the end, isn't that the truth?
The answer is no.”
Mitchum singing calypso music is kind of charming.
Leonard Nimoy has exactly two sides, just like myself. Right and left. Fascinating.
Thanks for these Record Collection posts. To put them in compilation form is genius; it's fascinating to view these sequentially and see how the bit evolves over time. Much Appreciated!
My favorite segment from both of his shows!!! THANK YOU!
man.....back in the 60s and 70s (when it looks like most of these records came from) they let any tv star get a record out!
Don't wait for the translation, Mr. Ambassador ...
Thanks for compiling these, great fun.
Thanks for putting these on RUclips! I checked every 3 or four months to see if anybody had them! It's good to see this again, I remember it well!
I luv that Leonard Nimoy album.
I bet the vintage LPs are probably worth something
Don, you're a credit to humanity! Thank you for these fantastic uploads!
Thank you for compiling all these clips. I miss Letterman and love watching your collections.💖
Thanks!
i loved this segment . thanks for uploading!!
Don, i said once and I'll say it again , thank you so much for these clips. You made my year!!!!!
And I'll say it again: You're very kind, Brian. Thanks!
Don - thank you for this... great memories!
Man, this segment was so great. It's still great.
Leonard Nimoy kills it!
Thank you Don for your videos!
I remember that Car and Truck Rental Song. I think he used it several times on the show.
The golden throats series by rhino had several of these. I collected quite a few of the Lps here. One fave I havent seen yet is all the jim nabors covers of stevie wonder songs.
I saw Dr Kuzell at the Livid Festival in 1994 with Frank Black and The Beastie Boys. Off the chain.
That sounds amazing!
These are so much fun!
I had that bingo album, which came with cards and markers. Dave doesn't mention that it had three different grooves, which resulted in different numbers being called with each play of the record.
Aah, I was hoping to hear "Steakhouse"!
I was 20 when this aired. Used to hurry home from work and watch Dave when he was on at 12:30
I miss Dave and what
is real humor.
YES! The record collection!
Enjoy!
I just saw Bathtubs over Broadway, and I must say that I now see some of records in a whole new light.
Check the end credits. :)
DON "THE DONZ" GILLER! Very cool man.
I have got to get a copy of that general commercial jingles album
Letterman is a national treasure...and so are you Don Giller.
wow!1 i love your uploads!!! this is david letterman heavan. did dave forgive johnny carson for stealing his truck?? that was one of the best things to ever happen on television !
R.I.P. Herman Wouk (The Winds of War).
Another great compliation by The Donz !
0:00 Jan 10
7:10 Feb 8
13:50 Mar 16
20:20 Apr 19
28:23 Jun 21
34:00 Aug 30
36:10 Dec 5
42:20 Dec 27
btw : Telly SavalAs & Bilbo Baggins
Oh my god, this is hilarious
Still better than 99% of crap that’s out there today
I came here for the car and truck rental jingle. Tomorrow I'll check out another video compilation featuring the Turner Twins being pelted with rocks and garbage. Ah, Late Night memories...
Thanks for all your hard work, Don. Love your channel. Do you have the Japanese version of Late Night? It was the one with a Japanese host imitating Dave and Paul supplying the music with a boombox.
that was funny as hell. 🤣 thanks!
21:50 How to Buy Meat. I have that record!
Doesn't everybody? It's right in between my Fleetwood Mac Rumours album and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
I'll save Robert Mitchum record.
7:37: Actually, that's not the British cast album of LOVE STORY, rather, it is the British release of the Soundtrack LP. The soundtrack was released on Paramount Records, at the time distributed by EMI. And God only knows what EMI was thinking when it wrote what it did on the front.
Is this a joke? Did you use to write for the show or something? No one cares.
No, I never wrote for Letterman's show. Just thought I'd like people to be aware of the mistake and the correction thereof.
You can't speak for everyone. I am glad for the clarifications.
I enjoy classifications. Thanks.
Music inspired by The Thing With Two Heads
They left out the "best" part of Nimoy's Proud Mary - "Big wheel keep on toinin', Proud Mary keep on boinin'"
LOL -- I have that Lorne Greene Album. The Ballad of Ringo is pretty good to be honest. It's on yt. If you like that type of thing it's worth a listen. Bitter sweet ending. I discovered it in an old record collection of my grandfathers and listened to it for laughs, but ended up really digging it.
Fun Fact - "Ringo" hit number 1 in the US, in fact it was # for 6 weeks on the Easy Listening chart.
@@brianmiller1077 Never knew that. I just listened to it one day for kicks and ended up truly loving it. Another great album is Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs by Marty Robbins. The song Big Iron sort of reminds me of Ringo, though I think the ballad of Ringo has a lot more depth to it lyrically.
@@fartkerson My dad was a farm kid in the 60's and he said the beat of "Ringo" was good to milk cows to.
@@brianmiller1077 That's hilarious!
Long Live the King!
I remember the old video store here in Houston audio video plus I asked the owner if I could buy some Late night,he said there wasn’t any,that was 40 years ago
Does that rental car song exist anywhere online? I'd love to hear the whole thing.
The song Robert Clary sings is by Charles Trenet and was one of Trenet's most famous songs.
I want to know where they found these gems.
The early ones were actually in both Dave's and various writers' home collections. Soon after, most of the rest came from hunts through used record stores in the city.
i wonder where fallon got the idea for the "do not play" bit be does? hmm
"From New York, Hellhole of the Americas. It's Late Night With David Letterman."
Don, on the video description, at December 5, 1983, you are missing Robert Clary singing Fleur bleue. It should be Number 3.
Thanks. Turns out I also missed a couple complete segments.
Leonard Nemoy: His albums, are classic cheese!
Nimoy.
Cheeeeezzzze.
Video not available on my iPad.
Really? I can view it and all other of my uploads on my iPad.
Don Giller All the other record collection videos work. What is weird is that I copied the RUclips link into my Documents app and downloaded it directly to my iPad as a file. I’m still able to watch it that way, but it won’t play live, even through different browsers or the RUclips app itself.
Very odd. Not a clue what's wrong, but I'm sorry you have problems with this video.
I submitted the record at 40:30, the CRC record with the song Steak House. Contrary to what Dave says, it is not the same record that included the car and truck rental song but rather another record from the same set.
Thanks for the info!
Dave was such an original, I wish World Wide Pants would somehow stream the entire run
They only own Dave’s 1980 morning show and 1993-2015’s Late Show. They don’t own 1982-93’s Late Night.
And streaming would have to eliminate all - and I mean _all_ of the music, as securing the rights would be prohibitively expensive.
So it won’t happen, unfortunately.
I remember watching reruns of Late night on the E channel in the early 90’s, but I hadn’t thought of the musical acts, and Dave always had great musical taste.
Used to get cool LP's from thrift stores, alas, no more.
Dave looks like he's wearing a hockey helmet .
That Leonard Nimoy track sounded super fly. Is it available on CD?
Have you searched for it?
There should be a music hall of fame for this kind of stuff and Nimoy should be the first inducted!!! Shatner would give Nimoy a run for his money though!!
What about, "Where There's a Whip, There is a Way" or "If I had a Hammer (and I had a Bell)".... Leonard Nimoy was a prolific singer....
At about 44:20 Dave says, "The best win man's out ."
NIMOY!!!!!!!!!!
No wonder Hugh O'Brian had such a sheepish expression on his record cover. Dave at his best.
On the June 21 show, he mentions someone who has a movie review show on Manhattan Cable channel D... who is it? The guests listed (Al Braverman, Albert Hague, Cynthia Heimel) don't fit Dave's description of "a young man."
That was 14-year-old Gregg Goldstein.
The other guests on that show were Albert Hague, which you listed, and Franken & Davis. Cynthia Heimel never appeared on Late Night.
Wait, are you saying an online guest database has mistakes in it? I am shocked ;) Thank you for answering and keep up the great posts, TheDonz
What song is the Paul Schaffer Band playing at 13:44?
"Bernadette" by the Four Tops (1967). Here's the original version:
ruclips.net/video/5pVM00eoohI/видео.html
Shaffer; Paul Shaffer. :)
For some odd reason, this doesn't play on my mobile device.
spuzzlightyeartoo Hmm -- not sure what the problem is. I checked, and it's playing ok on my iPad.
yeah, so from everything else is playing except for this video. I'm watching it in the pooter though, so all is not lost 😀
spuzzlightyeartoo Sounds about right.
Who funded these? How did they get approval by the record companies to make these?
Some are definitely PSA (public service announcement) for radio stations.
SegoviA-not, EV; 'right there, on the LP's cover, Mr. Donahue. Would you care for a complimentary hot towel?
Telly Savalas sounded like a decent singer.
Looks like Sebastian could be related to Dave's dog Sully.
Any chance we can see The HoneyMelmans?
Sure -- give me a few; today I'm putting together a compilation of all of Dave's calls to his mom. Will take some time.
Of course. Thanks Don. (Not to be greedy, but there's a parody of IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE with a great Andy Breckman joke in it.)
This is now up, too -- ruclips.net/video/w2JgijxmQNM/видео.html
Dennis -- I didn't make the connection until someone told me -- You're the _Mr. Mike_ guy. I even have the book. An honor. :)
I am. I also knew several Letterman writers back in the day, hence my requests, for which, thanks. You're helping to fill in the blanks.
Every Thanksgiving I argue with my uncle of who the better singer was, Nimoy or Shatner. Sadly uncle Skeeter passed away of covid after going to a Trump rally.
Who remembers the Lesbian Seagull song?
wouldnt the cartwrights neighbors be like 40 miles away
Dave's not here.
I guess people actually bought those Leonard Nimoy albums (why ?) because he kept making more of them...
They actually made a video of that song. It is rediculously embarrasing
Which song? There are many in this collection.
Wear sunscreen.
So much of '60s music like that was just straight garbage. It all sounded like the singer was singing over an entirely different song.