Presenting segments of Jerry's current and past personality disc jockey shows.

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Jerry's DJ at the Oscars for 2004

The Winner's List

Jerry also recommends that you listen to webmaster Larry's high school friends Alan and Diana Lane Lambert on KRSU-FM, unique eclectic music mix featuring Diana Lane's international award winning Celtic Moods Show, broadcast from Rogers State University in Claremore, OK. CLICK HERE to listen.

• GARY PUCKETT and the UNION GAP was one of the most successful musical groups of the sixties. Gary's unmistakable signature voice garnered six consecutive gold records and top ten Billboard hits with the following titles: "YOUNG GIRL", "WOMAN WOMAN", "LADY WILLPOWER", "OVER YOU", "THIS GIRL IS A WOMAN NOW", "KEEP THE CUSTOMER SATISFIED", "DON'T GIVE IN TO HIM", "HOME".

  as Gary tells Jerry about how he came up with the name Union Gap, and how he ran into President Nixon while walking around the White House, meeting Prince Charles and Princess Ann. Princess Ann requested to see Gary Puckett and The Union Gap, Prince Charles wanted to see the Guess Who on their visit to the White House. Gary also tells Jerry about his career. He will sign any CDs ordered off his web site, www.garypuckettmusic.com, when you mention that they have been to the Jerry Pippin web site at www.jerrypippin.com.

• Jerry does a tribute to lovers and would be lovers on this Valentines Day Words and Music of Love segment. Songs: Frank Chacksfield- Charmaine- ( ASCAP - London Records); Sammi Smith- Help Me Make It Thru The Night - ( BMI- Reissue); Morris Stoloff and the Columbia Orchestra- Picnic and Theme from Moonglow ( ASCAP -Columbia Records); Misty Morgan - Still Coming Down From You ( BMI- Stardust Records); Duke Ellington- Mood Indigo (ASCAP - Capital ); Funny Valentine Medley - Laurie Morgan and Frank Sinatra ( BMI/ASCAP- Reprise); Jonn Serrie - Gentle The Night ( ASCAP - unknown ).
   

   

   

  
  Sammi Smith, one of the artists featured in this show, passed away on 2/13/05. She is the lady in red in the middle. On the right are our friends, Misty Morgan and Jack Blanchard. On the left is Jim Ed Brown. Sammi was never paid for her biggest hit, Help Me Make It Through The Night.

   

   

  
  
  On this segment of Words and Music of Love, Jerry takes a look at life and death, hopes and dreams with the help of an essay by Jack Blanchard, and three songs: Safe Harbor by Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (Stardust Records, BMI), MacArthur Park by Waylon Jennings (Time Life reissue, ASCAP), and I'll Be Seeing You by Etta James (MCA Records, ASCAP).

• to ten minutes of DJ Jerry's fun and memories. Some 50's Oldies that you may remember along with some fun commentary. Jerry plays Mary Ann, There Goes My Heart Again, and Gonna Find Her.  Segment produced by Glen Pitts. Then, to two great tunes, Hold Me Tight and Funky Town. Glen Pitts does some special production for Jerry in this segment and Jerry has some comments on his favorite Funky towns.