Ballads of Texas features Mitch and Ramona in twelve songs
Mitch Torok and Ramona Redd headline a forty minute LP Ballads of Texas a Texas themed folk rock country collection. The duo wrote and perform all twelve original tracks describing Texas places people and tales from Padre Island to Spindletop Texas Panhandle and Brazos River. The album produced at RCA Houston with 16 track tech features many Texas talents.
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Texas
Mitch Torok
Ramona Redd
Lone Star State
Mitch
Ramona
Dean Martin
Dean
Martin
Arkansas
Glen Campbell
Glen
Ol’ Norwood
Marie
Settlin
Norwood
San Jacinto
Padre Isle
Roy Bean
Pecos
Brazos River
Bolivar Ferry
Big Bend Country
Corpus Christi Bay
Spindletop
High Plains
Texas Panhandle
RCA Recording Studios
Houston
Bill Holford
Nashville
Los Angeles
Stephen F. Austin University
Baylor
Story turns real for Five O actor in car theft case
Hollywood star James MacArthur learned his stolen Tarzana car had been recovered after LAPD wire informed him. The article also notes gossip about two senators and a potential downfall of a younger politician resembling them, plus Jim Nabors preparing for his first trip to Israel for a Bar Mitzvah.
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Hollywood
James MacArthur
Los Angeles
Jimmy
Tarzana
Calif
U.S
Toy Boys
Movietown
Jim Nabors
Israel
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Jack Parr
Steve Allen
Norm
Engine Power, Inc
Engine Power
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
Norm Gudmundson
Chicago Civic Orchestra
Denver Philharmonic Orchestra
Waukegan
Milwaukee Symphony
Doris Day on name change and TV career
Doris Day discusses her name origin from Doris Kappelhoff and its awkward sound. She explains the shift of her TV character in The Doris Day Show, hopes for more looseness, and reflects on courage after her husband Marty’s death. She names Les Brown, Freckles, and early mornings as memorable influences.
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Hollywood
Doris Day
Doris Kappelhoff
Barney Rapp
Cincinnati
Doris
Barney
Kappelhoff
CBS
Miss Day
San Francisco
Marty
Les Brown
Les
Patricia Neal Looks Forward With Courage After Tragedy
Oscar winner Patricia Neal discusses her life after three strokes and the return to Los Angeles to narrate Life Death and the American Woman. She recalls Theo’s rescue after a taxi accident, the death of Olivia, the birth of Lucy, and her determination to live to 80 while remaining proud of her English home and Knoxville roots.
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Hollywood
Patricia Neal
Los Angeles
United States
Beverly Wilshire
Patricia
Roald Dahl
Miss Neal
MGM
Tessa
Theo
Charles Carton
Dahl
London
England
New York
Pat
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