A Conversation with Wink Martindale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Bonnie Kourvelas sits down with the legendary game show host and radio personality to discuss his illustrious career in radio and television in a new WKNO special. From his modest beginnings at WPLI radio station in Jackson TN and his early TV career in Memphis, Martindale kept moving forward and never looked back. In over fifty years, Martindale served as host of nineteen different TV shows, including the popular game show "Tic Tac Dough." As the host of "Top Ten Dance Party" in Memphis, Martindale interviewed Elvis Presley in one of Presley's first TV appearances.
Good interview
I was/am a huge fan of his, esp. "Debt", one of my favorite shows. Today is his 85th Birthday! :)
And he still has that golden voice!
I've seen this a couple of times and still get tickled how young Elvis was chewing his gum up a storm 😂😂😂 So different in the later years where he was well spoken and gave thoughtful answers.
Winston James Martindale June 1st 1933 --?
He and Elvis were friends from the first time Elvis song played on the radio station that Dewey Phillips worked until Elvis died. He and Jerry Shilling really look great for their age as well as being fully alert and articulate as when they were younger! They and Billy Smith are some of the last living male friends of Elvis. All in their 80s. Amazing!
WInk Martindale was my hero as a child. My heroes have been:1981--1987: Wink Martindale1987--Present: Kevin Seitzer
He hosted a dance party show... never knew that. Could you imagine him as the "American Bandstand" host instead of fellow game-show man Dick Clark?
Why am I listening to an interview of Wink Martindale at 3.30 in the morning?
Tic Tac Dough lasted from 1978-1986
Deck of cards what a jem
AND THEN WHEEL OF FORTUNE CAME ALONG... 🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐
What he doing today?
Newsflash zachhoran, that has nothing to do with this video. For once can you please put away the game show knowledge? Your comments are very painful to the eyes.
I guess Wink isn't a fan of WOF cause of the ratings knocked TTD off the air.