Has anyone ever heard Andy Griffith when he did radio show performances??? I just found a tape of them at the library and checked it out. It's got when he explains how American was founded. How retold Romeo and Juliet. :lol: And.... my all time favorite. What it was was football. :dance: I'm going to have to record everything before I return it.

Jen

When did Andy Griffith have a radio Show.


Aaron

He didn't technically have a radio show. He did guest appearances on them during the beginning of his career.

Ooh, I've got a cd of his performances. It's called "What it is...is Andy Griffith". I think that's the name of it. I think I bought it from Time Life. You might want to check out Time Life's website if you want to buy it. It's a 2 cd set.

My dad used to have 'What it Was Was Football' on a 45 record. I used to listen to it over and over when I was around 4 or 5 years old.

yea, I've heard his monologes on the radio and stuff, & I've seen clips of him performing them on TV in the 50s. You're right, they are funny!:D :D :D Ecspessialy (SP?)that one that was mentioned, "What it was, was football".
He did his "Romeo & Juliet" one on the show, once-it was when he was telling Opie, or someone, about them.

Andy told told numerous stories via the radio, which helped him with his long career. I have a CD titled Laugh with Andy Griffith the ISBN #0-7694-046609. Use that number should you choose to help you obrtain a copy of the CD.

Comedy Routines include: Swan Lake, The Preacher and the Bear (as told by Andy), Conversations With a Mule, The Discovery of America and the All-Time Favorite ....What It Was, Was Football.

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