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Larry Harlan Member From: Thomas, OK, USA |
![]() Does remember these guys, know what happened to them or where they are now and what they are doing? From the early 70's they were really good. Had a couple of albums out, one titled "Losing Their Heads" and got some airplay on some of their stuff, "The Old Prospectors," "Ajax Airlines," etc. Just thought I see if anyone might know. ------------------ |
Ken Lang Member From: Simi Valley, Ca |
![]() I too enjoyed the pair when they were on radio here in LA. I still have the album with The prospector on it. As I recall, Hudson stayed on the radio for awhile after they split, but soon faded away. Hudson had a resturant at a lodge at Lake Arrowhead and we ate there a couple of times. Never saw the man himself tho. I know Hudson died several years ago. There were some articles in the LA paper at the time. Here's a bio on the team. Born in Louisiana, but raised in Washington, DC, Ron Landry worked at a variety of radio stations in Virginia before becoming the morning host on WDRC in Hartford and then at WBZ in Boston. A former U.S. Army disc jockey, Landry was a master of character voices and his entourage of voices included Charlie, Hemingway Monroe, Dan Press, Doug Weedwell, and beatnik Geets Romo. He recorded these voices during records, then played them back and had a live conversation with the characters. Bob Hudson also got his start in radio during his Army days in Alaska. He hit the Los Angeles radio market in the mid-fifties and was In the early 70s, Hudson teamed with east coast transplant Ron Landry on KGBS (now KTNQ) and the duo formed a potent morning Their first release was "Ajax Liquor Store," an instant smash, which was nominated for a Grammy Award. It sold heavily and led to the After their break-up, Hudson continued on radio until his retirement in 1988. He died in 1997 at the age of 66. Landry moved into television [This message was edited by Ken Lang on 02 May 2002 at 09:22 PM.] |
Smiley Roberts Member From: Hendersonville,Tn. 37075 |
![]() I have 4 of their albums. I am told that one of them passed away a while back. I don't know which one. These guys were hilariously funny,while being "smut-free". Wish I could get more of their stuff. (sorry Ken,your posting was not visible to me,when I posted,thanx to "cheap-a$$" web tv,which I WILL be dumping soon!!) [This message was edited by Smiley Roberts on 03 May 2002 at 04:02 PM.] |
Milton C. Willmann Member From: Spring Branch, Texas, USA |
![]() Yeeeaaa, Yeeeaaa, Yeeeaaa, I just couldn't live like that. Very funny material. I always enjoyed their comedy. ------------------ |
Roy Thomson Member From: Wolfville, Nova Scotia,Canada |
![]() A while back someone sent me the "Ajax Liquer Store" and my family and friends still enjoy this skit. Many a laugh........ I would love to have a few more of them. Hilarious! |
Cairo Zoots Member From: Moville, Iowa ,next to the west fork of the Little Sioux River |
![]() I don't have many 8 X 10s but Hudson and Landry (in the studio) is one that I treasure. Sure made that freeway drive more bearable back then. (Thanks for that update Ken!) (sigh) Seems like only yesterday..... ------------------ |
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