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Category Archives: Comedy
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 … Continue reading
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April 7, We’ll Broadcast Your Favorite Funny Songs on the Radio
On April 7, “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight” will feature our fans favorite songs with a sense of humor. We want you to be a part of this humor-themed radio show–we’ll play your picks for the funniest song ever recorded. Is your favorite … Continue reading
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Tagged "Weird Al" Yankovic, broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Cheech & Chong, Cheech and Chong, comical, entertainment, fan favorites, favorite, favorites, funny, funny song, funny songs, giggle, giggled, Groucho, Groucho Marx, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, humor, humorous song, humorous songs, laughter, music, music Los Angeles, new music, novelty, novelty song, novelty songs, R&B, radio, rock, singer, songwriter, Soul music, syndicated, The Magnetic Fields, Weird Al
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What’s the Funniest Novelty Song Ever?
What song get’s you laughing? What is the funniest track you’ve ever heard? In April, “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight” will present a show from the intersection of humor and music, featuring our fan’s picks for the funniest song ever. We … Continue reading
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Tagged broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, entertainment, fan picks, favorite, funny, funny song, Hollywood, interview, music, music Los Angeles, novelty song, novelty songs, R&B, radio, rock, singer, songwriter, Soul music, syndicated
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Phil Proctor (of Firesign Theatre) and the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet bring Don Quixote to Life at USC
Last night I was privileged to attend “The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote, Words and Music from the time of Cervantes” at USC’s Bovard Auditorium through the university’s “Visions and Voices” program. The concept of the program was fascinating–a theatrical reading … Continue reading
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Tagged Actor, broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, classical music, Don Quixote, Don't Crush That Dwarf, Emmy, entertainment, Firesign Theatre, Grammy, Guitar, Hollywood, La Mancha, Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, music, music Los Angeles, Phil Proctor, Philip Proctor, radio, singer, Spanish guitar, syndicated, USC, Vision & Voices, Voice actor, Voice over, William Kanengiser
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