Movie Clips
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L E’s Stories – “The Comedic Genius Of The Master Of Spontaneity And King Of Ad Libs” – Salute To Jonathan Winters
If you were to tie Bone Daddy down and strap him to a chair….while refusing to let him go until…
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L E’s Stories – “From Humble Beginnings To Being The Marvelous One” – The Story Of Marvin Hagler
From 1975 to 1991, Bone Daddy recorded over 750 boxing championship title fights during an era that we refer too…
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L E’s Stories – “The King That Died On A Throne Of Porcelain” – Salute To Elvis Presley
While Bone Daddy was growing up in West Texas during the 1950’s…..which was a place that was founded by ranch…
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L E’s Stories -“Hercules, Hulk And Superman All Rolled Into One” – Salute To Browns FB Jim Brown
When I told Bone Daddy that I was doing a story about Cleveland Browns Hall of Fame fullback Jim Brown….that…
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L E’s Stories – “Oh God And Gracie: A Match Made In Heaven” – Tribute To George Burns & Gracie Allen
Standard operating procedure (SOP) during the decade of the 1950’s around Bone Daddy’s house every Monday night after dinner was…
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L E’s Stories – “The Houdini Of The Hardwoods….We Love You, Cooz!!” – Salute To Celtics PG Bob Cousy
Bone Daddy, the original Sportsphile, grew up in a family of 3 boys….who were exactly 18 months apart, talk about “planned…
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L E’s Stories – “A Chimney Sweep’s Lucky As Lucky Can Be” – Salute To Dick Van Dyke: A Comedian And Entertainer Of The Highest Order
Dick Van Dyke is an American actor, comedian, writer, singer….and dancer….whose award-winning career has spanned seven decades….which is basically Bone Daddy’s…
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L E’s Stories – “Nice Dreams Went Up In Smoke” – Our Salute To Cheech & Chong
Just about any teenager or young adult who grew up in the “sex, drugs and rock n roll generation” of the 1960’s …
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L E’s Stories – “From Beldar + E Buzz Miller + Elwood Blues + Irwin Mainway + Jimmy Carter + Julia Childs” – Dan Akyroyd: Thanks For The Memories
From mid-1976 until 1980, a huge crowd (400 – 700) would gather at The Sports Place, Madison Square Garden…..which was Austin’s…
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