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This was the story of rock drummer-turned-standup comic-turned-TV talk-show host Jenny Jones. Sorry...I don't own the rights to this one. I just wanted to bring it out for educational/historical/fun purposes.

This one's all about Tammy Faye Bakker Messner. Well...I don't own the rights. I only wanted to put it up for educational/historical reasons.

This is none other than..."I Know (You Don't Love Me No More)," Barbara George's anthem...a Number One R&B hit that charted Number Three as a pop hit in 1962 (five years after this Reuter pipe organ was built).

This version of "A Hard Day's Night" owes a lot more to the Ramsey Lewis Trio (their version went up to Number 29 on both "Billboard's" pop and R&B charts in 1966) than to the Beatles (the fifth of their six Number One US "Billboard" pop hits from 1964). Anyway...here's how it sounds on St. Paul Church's 1957 Reuter pipe organ.

In 1950, Louis Jordan recorded "Blue Light Boogie," a Number One "Billboard" R&B smash that reigned for seven weeks...the fourth most successful R&B release of the year. Just wanted to see how it sounds on Scottish Rite's 1926 Kilgen pipe organ.

At the beginning of this telecast, computer programer Connie Stoltz (from Sycamore, IL) was two right answers away from raking in the biggest game-show jackpot in American TV history at that time...$1.94 million. Did she pull it off? Well...stick around and find out!

Had a ball with "Shake a Hand," Faye Adams' Number One R&B smash from 1953. (It also reached Number 22 on "Billboard's" pop chart.) Here's how it sounds on this 1913 Bellmann upright player piano.

This one's called "There's a Girl in the Heart of Maryland (with a Heart That Belongs to Me)." Three different acts had hit recordings of this tune in 1913. Harry Macdonough had the first version (a Number Two hit); he was followed by the team of Henry Burr and Andrea Sarto (they took their version to Number Four). And when Walter Van Brunt took a shot, he hit Number Ten. Just wanted to take th...

This aired on the Sunday before Election Day...and it opened with New Yorker-turned-Californian Michael Lowenstein going for the big money. Just wanted to put this one up for educational/historical/fun purposes. I don't own any of the rights to this show.

This is my version of "Funny Face," a Number One C&W hit (and Number Five pop hit) for Donna Fargo...her second "Billboard" chart hit. It was great to come back to the Poodle after a seven-month absence. (Life happened...)

Season 1, Episode 10...the second "Showtime" of the second "MMC." Guests on this fifth Friday of 1977: Flutist Trudi Stolz and singer Christi Christofferson (the latter did "Let Me Be There"). A 1938 cartoon, "The Big Bad Wolf," wrapped up this "NMMC" episode. (Did you know that the cartoon's title song was written by a woman from here in Omaha, Ann Ronell? Her other big one was "Willow Weep fo...

"The New Mickey Mouse Club" (1-23-1977; repeated 8-1999)

"Biography" (12-1-1999)

"Old Time Country Music" (IPTV, 7-9-1999)

"TV Land Presents the Greatest Commercials of All Time" (6-30-1999)

"Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher" (10-30-1996)

"The Jim Walden Good Sports Show" (10-20-1996)

First Central Congregational UCC, Omaha, NE, 11-17-2023- Jim Boston

Scottish Rite Masonic Center, Omaha, NE, 10-30-2023- Jim Boston (3)

Scottish Rite Masonic Center, Omaha, NE, 10-30-2023- Jim Boston (2)

Scottish Rite Masonic Center, Omaha, NE, 10-30-2023- Jim Boston (1)

First Central Congregational UCC, Omaha, NE, 10-27-2023- Jim Boston (3)

First Central Congregational UCC, Omaha, NE, 10-27-2023- Jim Boston (2)

First Central Congregational UCC, Omaha, NE, 10-27-2023- Jim Boston (1)

St. Paul Benson, Omaha, NE, 10-25-2023- Jim Boston (3)

St. Paul Benson, Omaha, NE, 10-25-2023- Jim Boston (2)