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* Every episode in this film can also be heard in [[Live At Market Street]], although the vocal track and background music are unique. | * Every episode in this film can also be heard in [[Live At Market Street]], although the vocal track and background music are unique. | ||
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO1mgTvLfa4 Memories on Joe's YouTube channel] | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO1mgTvLfa4 Memories on Joe's YouTube channel] | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 2 March 2021
A few absurd Joe Frank anecdotes are visualized in this 10 minute short film, which was aired late-night on CBS in 1990. This film is mentioned in Live at The Great American Music Hall.
Synopsis
- Joe's father killed at the screw works, turned into a screw. "Threaded to death."
- The candlelit electricity plant: they sold all their power so there was none available for lights.
- Gas station scene: guy drives in backwards because his headlights were out. Another guy comes in with only front tires. They argue, then leave together and open a beauty salon.
- Lost on an elevator. Changing to the express elevator, getting lost faster. Joe calls his dad, who magically appears to help him navigate home. "You're smoking a whole pack of Chesterfields!"
- Plans for the future.
- "Ringling Brothers' winter home for retired animals."
Music
- Original music by Jerry Summers
Miscellanea
- Every episode in this film can also be heard in Live At Market Street, although the vocal track and background music are unique.
External links
- A New Arena for Radio’s Joe Frank : Television - L.A. Times 1990