Buddy Knox's guest appearances

Buddy Knox

Boomertown

Red Robinson's Legends

Jailhouse Radio

Kenny Rogers

George Burns

Tim Conway

Smokey Robinson

Bobby Vee

Rick Nelson

Bob Hope

Bobby Darin

Chuck Berry

Pat Boone

Lou Christie

Mel Blanc

Lenny Welch

Chubby Checker

Anne Murray

OwlTail

Ronald Reagan

Believe it or not, this segment includes the humor of former President Ronald Reagan. Known for his one-liners and humor in speeches and especially at Press Conferences; this is truly funny. The music of Charlie Rich with "Behind Closed Doors", Buddy Knox with "Party Doll" and Bobby Vee with "Take Good Care Of My Baby"; will let you hear songs that will last forever.Grady L. will tell you of a miracle.Enjoy! 

Believe it or not, this segment includes the humor of former President Ronald Reagan. Known for his one-liners and humor in speeches and especially at Press Conferences; this is truly funny. The music of Charlie Rich with "Behind Closed Doors", Buddy Knox with "Party Doll" and Bobby Vee with "Take Good Care Of My Baby"; will let you hear songs that will last forever.Grady L. will tell you of a miracle.Enjoy!

Episode 7 - Ronald Reagan - Charlie Rich, Buddy Knox, Bobby Vee, & Grady

Back when rock was young I had the pleasure of being the MC for The Show of Stars at Vancouver’s Georgia Auditorium on October 23, 1957. The all-star cast included Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, Frankie Avalon, George Hamilton IV, Buddy Knox, The Everly Brothers, Paul Anka and Eddie Cochran. All this for three bucks!Typical of the anti-rock attitude of the day, The Vancouver Sun’s Alan Hope wrote: “What the audience lacked in mobility they made up for in rapt attention. Occasionally the jungle beat caught them and they strained forward, hands clapping.”Buddy Knox and Jimmy Bowen called their band The Rhythm Orchids. Buddy had the first rock and roll million-seller with Party Doll. He went on to record and sell millions of records. Jimmy Bowen switched from performing to become a very successful record producer. Here we are in this time capsule, young and positive. Oh, the memories!

Back when rock was young I had the pleasure of being the MC for The Show of Stars at Vancouver’s Georgia Auditorium on October 23, 1957. The all-star cast included Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, Frankie Avalon, George Hamilton IV, Buddy Knox, The Everly Brothers, Paul Anka and Eddie Cochran. All this for three bucks! Typical of the anti-rock attitude of the day, The Vancouver Sun’s Alan Hope wrote: “What the audience lacked in mobility they made up for in rapt attention. Occasionally the jungle beat caught them and they strained forward, hands clapping.” Buddy Knox and Jimmy Bowen called their band The Rhythm Orchids. Buddy had the first rock and roll million-seller with Party Doll. He went on to record and sell millions of records. Jimmy Bowen switched from performing to become a very successful record producer. Here we are in this time capsule, young and positive. Oh, the memories!

Buddy Knox at The Show of Stars, 1957