LOST IN SPACE 1999- The Jupiter Incident
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Commander Keonig's decision to attack The Jupiter 2 brings calamity to Moonbase Alpha.
Two favourite characters will not survive the skirmish.
As Judge Iko would say...
...NEVER mess with The Robinsons
Lost In Space
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Space 1999
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Music: Lost In Space -John Williams
Space 1999 - John Gray
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This was fun to watch. When I was very young my mom wouldn’t let me watch “Lost in Space”. But I watched when it was on after school in the 70’s. I wanted to be Will Robinson so much and have all his adventures. Little did I know that when I was in my early 20’s, that our paths would cross, and I would actually be on a first name basis with him. I worked for his brother in law, and he would visit from time to time, always saying hello and being a nice guy. He asked me once if I still watched the show. I had to admit I didn’t have cable at the time, so I hadn’t seen the show in years. He asked what my favorite episode was. “Visit to a Hostile Planet” was always the one I looked forward to because of how the Jupiter 2 looked full size in a parking lot. One day I came home from work and a package was waiting for me from California. I opened it and it was a VHS tape Bill had dubbed for me with my favorite episode, his favorite episode, and the pilot. He also included an autographed 8x10 for me. I’ll always remember how kind he was. He didn’t have to be so generous, but all these years later, he’s still my hero. Oh, I did like “Space 1999” as well.
So your Mommy wouldn't let you watch Mumy? (Sorry, I couldn't resist)
What a stroke of luck that was. Amazing. Everything worked out for you because of your genuine humility. Marvelous story and a real adventure too.
Lovely jovely
It is true. I knew Bill for a few years. I worked for his brother in law for about 8 years. Bill, or his wife would visit from California perhaps once a year. He was always very friendly. One year he was in town for an appearance. He asked if I was free that Sunday. He said he was staying at the Ritz Carleton, and invited me to come to the hotel, have lunch with him, and go with him in a limousine to the show. He said I could hang out while he signed autographs and see the different vendors. Unfortunately I had to work, and I couldn’t get out of it. Another funny thing was after he and his wife had their children, my bosses mother spent time in California with them. When she came back, she said “John, I know you’re the only one who will appreciate this”. She was at their house alone and the phone rang. She answered it, and it was June Lockhart calling for Bill. It was nice to learn he still kept in touch with everyone from LIS. He told me he spoke to Jonathan Harris at least once a month. I still have the VHS tape, and the photo.
R free
When I was a kid lost in space was the best sci Fi ever I was glued to the TV 😎
loved it to this day the music and visuals
My favorite part is when the father shouts, "Hang on to something!" and the kids all grab control switches and small rectangled lights on the walls around the outside of square corners.
Ha ha ha! I never noticed how silly that looked before!
Did you notice where the father reaches to grab onto something immediately before they cut 05:11 ?
What happened to being strapped in seats, not just standing around hanging on to props
I have always felt that Lost in Space had the best music. Absolute genius.
John Williams. Spoiled you for Life.
Good decade into for Star Wars in 1977.
But alas don't forget there was 2 theme songs.
@@TubeAmerica. Both of them are geat, however I always preferred the second one.
That music was composed by John Williams. No further explanation of the show's musical supremacy should be required.
its the same as star trek lol
Rest in Peace 🙏 🪦 Actor Mark Goddard Lost in Space Pass away October 10,2023 age 🙏 87
Between Irwin Allen and Gerry Anderson, these two men LOVED explosions!
@Doc Doccus Maybe, but nothing says "kaboom" like a Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator.
Blew it up real good! The only thing missing was no space monster noise from Irwin Allen.
And then there's Michael Bay.
@@davidharrison4881 BOOM BOOM BOOM!!!
The explosions on Anderson's shows were supreme; better than on any other sci-fi productions then or now. // Nice edit job here, thanks for the entertainment!
Jupiter 2, small scratch on the outside paint which can be buffed out. Moon base Alpha, not so lucky.
They got a little cooked but they were okay...👍🏻😁
@@charlestaylor253 Star Wars reference.👍
In all of Sci Fi history, no other ship has ever matched the utilitarian versatility of the "Eagle 1"
But the Jupiter 2 is indestructible!! .. meteors just bounce off it, and it can crash on any planet without damage .. truly amazing!!!
@@KrustyKlown The happens when the planets are made of styrofoam .
The Galactica sets some high standards.
You don't mess with the Jupiter 2!
Or the Robot!
If the Jupiter 2 had managed to land peacefully. It would have been incredible for all involved. The Tech on the Jupiter is far more advanced that the Alpha Tech. For one the Jupiter could roll out a portable shield generator that covered an entire planet. That would solve a lot of Alpha's problems. The Jupiter also had very long range and could range well ahead of the Moon's path as a scout. She had a form of replicator onboard as well. Of course the Robot is next level tech to anything the Alphans have. Of course letting Dr. Smith lose among the Alphans is going to be so much delicious fun.
Yes, but the moon base alpha had all the hot women. I'm afraid the Jupiter two men would be in so much trouble constantly with the Jupiter two women because of this that everything would go completely off the rails! ❤️🤣🤣🤣👀
🤣 Awesome mashup! And good respect to both shows!
I can watch the Jupiter 2 flying all day long. What a ship!
It could have been worse for the Robinsons, they could have been caught up in the Land of the Lost in Space!
Thanks for the mashup. An unexpected 10 minute joy.
Could have tied in Mission Impossible, Petticoat Junction, The Fugitive and Make Room for Daddy and Lassie!
Or Land of the Giants. 😊
OMG who else got chills watching this??
Not me.
Two of the greatest science fiction sagas to ever make their debut.
This was so much fun to watch. Jupiter 2 is the best ever along with the engine sounds. Best line from Dr Smith when the robot pins him “Get off me you bloated blimp!” Taken from Season 2 Wild Adventure.
Alpha Control was the space agency responsible for the Jupiter mission, in the first LIS episode, lunar tracking base monitors the Jupiter 2's launch from Earth..good points for this tie in.
Alguém sabe português,para explicar esse capítulo.Nao passou aqui no Brasil
Good thing Alpha Control wasn’t in charge of the Apollo missions! “Oh, they’re not going to make it to the moon? Give it up, they’re lost in space!” I feel like they’d need Monty Python coming on and saying, “Not dead yet!” 🤣
@@maristelamontenegro7121 No Portugués pero sí el español: Dos programas que nosotros miramos cuando éramos niños aquí en los Estados Unidos durante los 1960s y los 1970s. Él hizo un película donde combinó los dos programas y los del “Perdido en el Espacio” ganaron. Es cómico si conoces los dos programas. El otro se llama “Espacio 1999.” ¿Conoces uno o el otro? ☺️
Yes, I know both very well since I was born in 1965 and watch some of lost in space in the late 60s and then 10 years later lost in space around 1977 yes
THIS was excellent . I totally loved it and looked at it twice. Wonderful editing . I loved both shows equally as a kid and this is a wonderful cross over for the fans of both shows. Too bad the main cast members of Space 1999 could not also be credited at the end of the video. Thank you for this.
This reminds me of an actual production company version of crossover episodes that were done to the old Space Ghost series (produced by Hanna-Barbera), where the characters of that show met up with characters of its other superhero series that were on the air at that time. Something I've never seen done again.
@@Inflec you’ve never seen a crossover episode since space ghost? They happen all the time.
@@richardvinsen2385 - Guess you have a point. Marvel superheroes come to mind but these two shows are so individuated and disparate that envisioning a collab between them just wouldn't occur to most. That's what jogged memories of Space Ghost when he and his junior assistants met Shazzan the genie, Moby Dick (yes, the whale), The Herculoids, and Mightor (a stone age superhero). All these characters had their own shows and it was the kewlest thing to see them all helping Space Ghost out of tough situations. Again, something that was pleasantly unexpected. (Ah! What fun Saturday mornings were back in the '60s. You young'uns don't know what you missed. 😃)
@@Inflec In later years, there was an animated series called "Batman: The Brave and the Bold," which teamed up Batman with a different superhero every episode. One even had a teaser that had Space Ghost in it. (I believe it was the last time Gary Owens would voice the character). But it really showed in only a few minutes how Space Ghost could be updated for a modern audience, yet lose nothing in the translation.
I'd bet the creators and most who worked on both shows would love it or at least get a chuckle out of it. Had a fun time watching too. Massive (positive) flashbacks. Great work.
This is surprisingly well done considering the time between the 2 TV shows.
Big Lost in Space fan when I was a kid. And I did watch Space 1999 for a while, when time permitted.
Good to see old Zac and his delicate back in action again, lol.
Great mash up.
Dang... just hearing that theme song was enough to bring me back. And that 1999 finale... lolz. Good work Robinsons! And a well deserved nice dinner!
THAT WAS DAMN GOOOOOD!!!!!! The musical accompliment was right on time!!! Can't wait for part 2!!!!
This was very well done, and your editing was excellent! More importantly, it was fun to watch, and brought back a lot of memories!
That said, I don't think that John Robinson and Commander Koenig would have allowed this 'misunderstanding' to have occurred. I suspect that the Robinsons would have known about the Eagles and Moonbase Alpha, and the inhabitants of Moonbase Alpha would have known about the Jupiter 2, which only launched two years earlier. I have to wonder why they didn't even make an attempt to establish contact.
And I see that circuit-breakers still have yet to be invented . . . .
Again, great job!
If anything this is cross universes anyway. In LIS the moon never blew up. In Space 1999 they never perfected the propulsion of the Jupiter 2. That opening shot is them crossing the barriers between the two. Kinda like having the J2 come through the jump gate on B5. Now that would be fun.
I take your point. And again, this was fun to watch, so I can forgive Professor Robinson and Commander Koenig for making the split-second decisions that they made.
That said, I once read a story on Fanfiction dot net titled, "Found in Space," that managed to convincingly interweave both fandoms in a plausible way to the extent that Don West trained with, and was an old friend of, Alan Carter.
The Jupiter 2 coming through a B5 jump gate would be a fun idea! My personal wish-scenario would be having the Robinsons meet the First Doctor and his granddaughter Susan Foreman. Maybe even have the TARDIS materialize aboard the Jupiter 2, and have The Doctor comment that the Robinson's ship appears to be bigger on the inside than it is on the outside . . . ?
@@modelermark172 Anyway, the *_Jupiter 2_* departed Earth in 1997, didn't it...?
@@modelermark172 that would be hilarious! "I say, where did the lower deck come from? Marvelous, you even have your very own kitchen down there. Jolly good."
I would assume the Robinsons only saw a moon out of orbit and 3 attacking vehicles.
Space 1999 is harder to explain. It is military so maybe they have an attack first talk later attitude?
Smith probably broke the radio and didn't tell anyone.
Outstanding combination of two classic TV sci-fi shows - very, VERY well done!
Brilliant...you do have a remarkable talent!
I hope you guys are satisfied!
You’ve blown our special effects budget for the entire year!!!
David you edited that beautifully . Being a Lost in Space & Space 1999 fan from back in the 70's it was wonderful to see a 'NEW' Episode is HD . Hope to see more.
The special effects are amazing, ahead of their time!!
This is brilliant! Well done!
So very well done! I roared several times as these two worlds collide! I grew watching and loving both of these two shows! Thank you for this mash-up!
Excellent editing. The story was just not landing with me, though.
"Shoot first and ask questions later? That's not like you, John" -Victor Bergman
This was over the top hilarious how well it worked. TWO THUMBS UP
👍🏻👍🏻
Agreed!!🧐
We know if this was during season 2 of Space 1999 Don and Tony would have gotten into a fight and then had a few drinks afterwards.
Great editing job between the two shows. It felt like a unique episode. The story of how the unarmed Jupiter 2 indirectly defeated an entire moonbase armed to the teeth and the Jupiter 2 coming out as the unexpected victor. The editing was pure genius.
Lol.. Exactly what I was thinking
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Wow! Such a cool blending of two iconic television shows! Very welldone
Very well done - the battle of two of my childhood favorite SciFi programs! 😀
The 'fusion' of two shows I 'LOVED' growing up... WELL DONE!!!
A fan of both shows, it was fun seeing them together.
Lost In Space, Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea and of course Star Trek all had great and very remembeable "Danger' music.
Thank you "Johnny" John Williams!
The Jupiter 2 is one of my all time favorite ships, that and the Spindrift from Land of the Giant's.
Don't forget Robbie the robots many sci-fi appearances before finding his place and voice as ROBOT or "Booby" as Dr.Smith called him on LIS !!
@@jymfysher7704 I think you may be confused. Robby The Robot and the B-9 Robot from Lost in Space are two completely different robots. The voices are also different. Robby was voiced by Marvin Miller. Dick Tufeld voiced the Lost in Space Robot. However, both Robots were designed by Bob Kinoshita.
I think we're both a little confused as the design of both robots were far more similiar than different when you look at them.Maybe you would agree that in LIS the designer had refined his design for Robbie for practical reasons.Perhaps you can help me recall the movie Robbie appeared in that had a real tear jerker at the end.I remember some astronauts cut off from their ship becouse of a lava flow and Robbie sacrificing itself by carrying them across the lava stream,saving the men but doomed to melt away!! We just won't know the likes of a robot like that again !!sniff,sniff!
@@jymfysher7704 I'm not sure what film you're referring to. Robby appeared in 2 major films: "Forbidden Planet," and "The Invisible Boy." He appeared in 2 episodes of LIS, an episode of The Thin Man, 5 episodes of The Twilight Zone and made a huge comeback in the 70's and 80's in a dozen shows like Wonder Woman, Mork and Mindy and The Love Boat.
@@leslauner5062 Perhaps it was one of the Twighlight Zone episodes that featured this scene ? Or it's possible the robot was an uncredited lookalike ? I was very young,probably around 4 years but I have a cinematic memory(My Phych docs here at the Lunar institution even say so) and I know what I watched !! I been scouring TH-cam for the scene and although I found some other old Gems of sci-fi that bring back fond memories I fail to find what I know is there.On a long shot I checked MARS NEEDS WOMAN but that was way off (But strangely prophetical and ahead of its time becouse your Rovers have indeed yet to spot a single Dame running around all those barren lifeless dunes! Perhaps we should send some?!?).But I will continue my quest to find the scene I described that traumatized me at such a young age and get back to ya as soon as I find it.I can tell that you are probably more clever than I (I'm half FERENGI,YUK!) So I'm depending on you to find the answer to my mystery before I can!!Well it's medication time...good hunting !!!
The year 1999 from the 60's meets the 1999 from the 70's..Ill bet Commander Koenig would really "Dig" the Robinson's Groovy outfits.
This is so awesome!! Such a grand pairing of two sci-fi classics--LOST IN SPACE and SPACE: 1999!! Who'd have thunk that these two great sci-fi space shows could be united?? Awesome as a possum with a blossom!!!! :) :) :) :)
I'm so glad this showed up in my feed. Thank you for making this. It was fantastic
I see it as the Eagle crashed into the Nuclear Dump storage area setting off all the explosions.
Well, my own dumps have been known to cause explosions, so...
Well, when you obviously have an Eagle 1 Pilot that:
1) Fires freaking missiles instead of Lasers
2) Obviously can't fly worth anything resembling his normal sober self
What else can go wrong on Alpha? This was comical for me.....had to be because knowing 1999 like I do the likelihood of this happening is about the same as Earth breaking free from it's orbit and heading out towards Jupiter 2's namesake to become it's moon....
That said, it would be interesting to have tried this mash up with the Lost In Space Motion Picture from 1998.
Well, maybe the last dump contained Mexican nuclear waste...😉
This is Great!!! Brings back memories. Now you need to add the doomsday episode of Star trek. Thanks for the video 🙂
You combined Lost in Space with Space 1999. Nice!
Two of my favorite Sci fi shows rolled up in one and so cool and really loved the Jupiter 2 and the Eagles from Space:1999 but they always shot lasers but understand why those rockets were from Lost in Space.
Irwin Allen and Gerry Anderson sure loved their pyrotechnics!!
Great editing and reversal of some of the j2 footage. I remember both of these shows and pausing my life for an hr each week. Great work. Ty 🙏
The Lost In Space incidental music works well with Space: 1999. The Jupiter 2 could easily out run an Eagle, and is just maneuverable, but I love both ships! But did you have to beat up Alpha so badly?!
Awesome David, that made my morning
Well done. Never expected to see two childhood favorites together like this. Jupiter 2 was one tough little ship.
No one TOYS with the Jupiter 2, or The Robinsons.
Lost in Space , 1999 should be a classic.
Just needed Travis and his pursuit ships.
Well did survive those tinsel radiation storms and rice metor showers.. and revamped voyage to bottom of the sea monsters
This was a fun video to watch ,,, I Love Lost in space ,,,and Space 1999 what a great mash up ....🎉
Congratulations, this is terrific. Decent continuity and great merging of two dramatic scenes. I was thinking this incident was going to cause the "Breakaway" of The Moon a la the pilot ep. of Space:1999. Both of these programs were classic Sci-Fi series and great to see both of them in the one sequence.
Actually, according to the original series premier, the Jupiter 2 would've launched almost two years earlier (Oct. 17, 1997). Whereas Moonbase Alpha (and the rest of Luna) were blown out of Earth orbit (circa Sept. 14, 1999).
So, if Chronos the Time Merchant wasn't just plain lying to John and Will Robinson in Season 3, it could be that the "uncharted asteroid" that J-2 might otherwise have fatally collided with (should Smith not have stowed away as in the original time line) might actually have been Luna, itself!
*Excellently done, I love it* !
Post apocalypse:
Alpha Base and Jupiter 2 (what ever happened to Jupiter 1?) would have to experience nothing short of a miracle to be able to recover from that much computer damage. On Alpha Base so many critical to reconstruction dying from decompression and flash freezing!
In Bill Mumy's comic book series it's revealed that Dr. Smith blew up the Jupiter 1 on it's launch pad.
@@fmlazar
Interesting. Thanks.
This totally gave me goosebumps to watch. All this destruction could easily have been avoided if only the J2 and Alpha Moonbase had just radioed each other. I mean, both series were set in 1999 and they would've had the same technology.
Well noted! If the British characters on Moon base Alpha could have spoken a common language via radio to the American family and crew of the Jupiter 2, all this excitement and damage could have been avoided. Instead, we suspend reality and watch this bull running through a china shop. What a mess for the janitor to clean up.
You did a GREAT job. You made both shows better than they really were! Nice work.
My 2 favourite shows of all time ! Nicely spliced & particularly loved the Music , which totally set off with the Explosions , was bloody awesome ! Thank You for the Fun Time … Cheers Teri 🇦🇺😎👍♥️
That was AWESOME!! 💥 Lost in Space was my FAVORITE SHOW!! ❤ The music alone is FABULOUS!! 🏆
Well.done, enjoyed your mashup!
Bravo! This is Epic. And a reminder that John Williams is a national treasure.
I absolutely enjoyed this so much.
Lost in space had the best incidental music of any tv show in history.
My favorite are the Eagles. John Koenig was a man of peace, very doubtful he would have taken preemptive action. Good job though!!!
He wasn't until he got goaded into it By Victor. Dr Bergman was a trigger happy sort.
Koenig was very much a shoot first ask questions later type of guy. At least one alien race called him out on it by playing the results of such a scenario in his mind.
@@fmlazar you’re right but in this instance it’s Victor that’s pushing him. Koenig though never had an issue brisling his teeth at a threat.
@@RobertWilke Not to mention we need context here. The Aliens purposely set the situation up from a tactical POV that COULD have been threatening, but not NECESSARILY so. They started out with 3 craft in formation, heading to Alpha, practicing radio silence as they did not respond to Alpha's attempts to hail them.
In this situation, knowing Koenig, one lone ship just emerging from a wormhole would not have been immediately interpreted that way. Even if it were, in reality Jupiter 2 would last a long against a sortie of 3 Eagles as those same Eagles would last against Colonial Vipers, Cylon Raiders, Imperial Tie-Fighters or Rebel Alliance X/Y wings....
@@joncouncil4454 exactly
Now this is the lost in space I remember ..even though it fan made ..it still very good ..love it
MOST EXCELLENT!!!
If only Freddie Frieberger had made it clear that it was the 'Jupiter Incident' responsible for the death of our beloved Victor and Paul - it may have brought closure to that open wound spanning the 46 years!
Great video from the two most influential TV shows of my early life - WELL DONE !!!
Great stuff! I wish there had been more episodes of the Jupiter in space and being attacked by alien ships..
Gotta hand it to you, Marvelous Excellent Job Done!! Enjoyed every second of it, both times!!!
Awesome and very well done seamlessly.
Lmao! I love how those explosions just went on and on. Apparently, that Eagle crashed into Moon Base Alpha's rocket fuel, jet fuel, gasoline and nitroglycerine's storage facilities.
Undt the fireworks bunker.
I think it hit the duetroniun and the dilithium crystal storage as well!!
Carter managed to crash it into the LAST remaining un-detonated nuclear waste dump on the moon. Great job, Alan...🤣
That was an Anderson signature thing, powerful explosions in chain reactions, on and on. The best was the action climax scene in the movie "Doppelgänger", in which the entire, huge Eurosec space complex was destroyed and finally seen lain in ashes.
Do you remember Time Tunnel it only lasted about two or three seasons(years). I wish SciFi or some other digital channel bring it back as reruns.Lost in Space plays on ME-TV at 1AM Eastern.
A good job of blending the scenes from the two programs!
One thing I always love about the Lost In Space credits: seeing the theme music credited to "Johnny Williams", later known as John Williams, with too many wonderful movie soundtracks to easily list here!
dont forget gilligans island! music
Very clever editing! Great fun for LIS fans! Loved it!!!
VERY well done! [Thumbs up!]
Never in our future will we ever have movies as great as these.
Wouu!! Fantastic production. Congrats!!
Greatest mash-up I've ever seen, Pure Genius! Look forward to more! Still remember as a kid in 1965 looking forward to the premier of LIS, hooked on space ever since. Recommend a movie I watched on you tube - Exploding Sun, many great space themed movies I never heard of. Thanks Elon for all your efforts towards space travel. We live in exciting times!
🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done and very well executed on combineing two great shows together as one indeed👌...
This is one of the most good looking spacecraft in all scifi history, it just looks classic.
OUTSTANDING!!! Nicely edited! Loved it!!! Robinsons Rule!
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I always loved the Lost in Space episodes. For some odd reason though, I always referred to professor Robinson as Zorro.
No way no way. ! Yo this made my Sunday . Thanks !
This is awesome!!! Love the endless rain of sparks and explosions!!!!
This is fantastic, very well done. I was expecting all the explosions to knock the moon out of orbit! :)
or knock the Moon back into orbit.
Don't mess with the Robinson family.
Interesting project. Two of my favorites crossing paths. But,, Eagles don't fire missiles.
That said, great job syncing them. The countdown intro still gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it. 😊
Awesome miniature EFX explosions 👍🏻
Never FEAR , Smith is HERE 👌🏻😜
Now this is what I call a cross over episode, loved it. Don't mess with the Jupiter 2 !!!
Awesome I'm a huge fan of lost n space!!!
This is awesome,great integration of the 2 shows. Well down just awesome 🖒... cA
"I do not see why everything in this show must invariably explode."
I do...
The Jupiter 2 could have used some Photon torpedoes!
Lost In Space was a high quality TV show filmed on 35mm high-resolution film stock. The colour and overall clarity was outstanding. Ditch the current Digital garbage and return to film. ☝️😕
That was actually really good I love both shows I watched them as much as I could when I was a kid.
Wow. Nothing left of that base. Great editing and entertaining short film. Funny to think when I was a young boy in the early 70s I would take two paper dinner plates and glue them together to make a Jupiter 2 space ship toy. So much fun.
Loved both shows. Especially this video!
Well done! You combined two of my favorite childhood shows.
The maintenance crew is gunna be pissed
SPACE: 1999 with lost in space, music. What a combo
If only Moonbase Alpha had just tried to communicate instead of attacking the Jupiter 2! Robinsons RULE!!
awesome job. J2 is my all time fav spacecraft - and then Millennium Falcon followed by Klingon Bird of prey
WOO HOO! I loved it! Cheers to the wonderful mix, beautifully done. Thank you So much to whomever created and uploaded this.
More Please!
Many thanx to David for this great mashup : incredible use of the first season “LiS” John Williams music 🏆!
Agreed but he went by Johnny Williams back then!
Yes, Mr. M is correct, Johnny it is. Still with us, fans can hopefully tell him what great talent he has 🌝
Jupiter II uses the Tardis technology : it's small from the outside, but huge in the inside.
This boomer was thoroughly entertained; well done. Best 10:59 time spent since the creation of consciousness. Glad Lord Google's algorithm offered your work.