Phil Proctor of Firesign Theater in the Studio with Carolyn Fox

Phil Proctor is one funny guy!  This member of the Firesign Theater, a hilarious comedy team with a surreal sense of humor, had us in stitches when he recently came into the studio.  He shared how the group began, the inspiration for “Don’t Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me the Pliers” “Waiting for the Electrician, or Someone Like Him,” and “How Can you Be in Two Places at Once,” among other albums, as well as their books.

Of course, he paid tribute to Peter Bergman, who’s untimely passing was about three weeks ago.  Phil remembers Peter with humor, affection, and a hand picked Nick Danger, Third Eye clip featuring Peter on the mic.

Phil’s interview was too much for one broadcast to hold!  So a portion of the Phil’s in-studio wit will be posted on our Internet-only podcast series, “After Hours.”  You won’t want to miss him telling the story of the naked Sunday school teacher and the wrestler.  Watch for postings of these up-coming podcasts at CFoxRocks.com and CarolynFoxRocks.com

Tune in Saturday, April 7th at 1 AM to 1580 AM in Los Angeles and much of Orange County for Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight’s humor special, featuring special guest Phil Proctor of the Firesign Theater.

About carolynfoxshollywood

Host of "Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight," a nationally syndicated broadcast radio show airing in Los Angeles Friday at midnight on 1580 AM. This weekly show features new music, interviews with the artists who make it, as well as stars in all areas of the entertainment industry. Tune in or click on CFoxRocks.com to hear what's hot in Hollywood.
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