Bob Barry's Unearthed Interviews

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Bob Barry's Unearthed Interviews

The music of the 60s and 70s was groundbreaking and it set the stage for the decades of amazing music that followed it. Milwaukee radio legend and Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Barry spoke with countless musicians and celebrities over the years and collected remarkable recordings of his encounters with these talented people, which he's now sharing with the public in this podcast. He spoke with Sonny and Cher, James Brown, Dolly Parton, and and many others, and they shared their amazing stories about their lives and careers. All the episodes will be available as they’re released at WisconsinBroadcastingMuseum.org. This podcast was made possible by a generous contribution from Terry Baun.

  1. -9 H

    Sam Moore (encore)

    One half of the legendary duo, Sam and Dave, Sam Moore has died. He was the high voice on their well- known hits: “Soul Man” and “Hold on I’m Coming,” which was used by Barack Obama in his presidential campaign. He also did campaign work for Bob Dole and Donald Trump. Sam was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame in 1992. He had many admirers including Bruce Springsteen. Sam and Dave were the number two recording stars for Stax Records, behind Otis Redding. They also recorded “You Don’t Know Like I Know,” and “I Thank You.” “Soul Man” charted again in the late 1970s when the “Blues Brothers,” John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, recorded it. Rest in peace Sam.

    7 min

  2. 8 JANV.

    Petula Clark

    Hello everyone and welcome to today’s episode of Bob Barry’s Unearthed Interviews. It’s more music and memories with singer and actress Petula Clark. And I emphasize actress because I saw Petula star, in London, as Norma Desmond in a performance of “Sunset Boulevard.” She was magnificent. You all know her from her timeless hits, most written by British composer Tony Hatch. Her first number one song was inspired by the energy and excitement on the streets of New York. “My Love” was another song written by Hatch for Clark. It relates a deep, personal expression of love and promising devotion and shows an emotional side to the singer. “I Know a Place” was recorded in London, where most of her hits were made. Hatch used a catchy piano riff and brass section which made it lively and upbeat. Her music conveyed a carefree feeling and a celebration of life. Petula Clark’s career spanned generations. She is an artist from the golden age of pop to Broadway, television, and beyond, making her a beloved figure in entertainment. It was early in the morning in Las Vegas and I was as surprised as she was when she answered the phone.

    7 min

  3. 1 JANV.

    Ernie Banks

    Known for his infectious love of the game and unforgettable catchphrase, “Let’s play two,” Ernie Banks not only defined an era of Chicago Cubs baseball, but he became a symbol of joy, resilience, and unwavering commitment to the sport. Ernie was a beloved figure both on and off the field. In this shortened interview he mentions a couple of Milwaukee Brewers that he had great respect for. As for his singing, I’ll let you draw your own conclusions.

    5 min

  4. 25/12/2024

    Holiday Traditions

    Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. Have you ever wondered where many of our holiday traditions came from. I did, and that’s why I called an expert from Hallmark cards. He gave us the answers, and he also revealed how many things stayed the same over the years, like the increase in postage and the trends in the type of cards we send. He’ll give away the year this interview took place when he mentions who was the President of the United States at that time.

    5 min

  5. 18/12/2024

    Dennis Day

    Dennis Day was an actor and singer whose career has spanned decades, captivating audiences with his charm, talent and unforgettable performances. He was known for his work in film, television, and music.   Incorporating Irish stories and his dry sense of humor endeared him to many. Dennis was well known in radio for his appearances on the Jack Benny Show and later his own radio program. He was seen on many TV shows including Jack Benny and you might hear his voice this holiday season. Day was the voice of Parson Brown on “Frosty’s Winter Wonderland” and Fred in an animated version of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.”

    8 min

  6. 11/12/2024

    Byron MacGregor

    In December 1974 we spent a couple of minutes on the phone with Byron MacGregor. He was a Canadian radio-TV newsman. This year he received a Legends Induction into the Radio Hall of Fame. In 1973 Byron read a Toronto newspaper editorial written by Gordon Sinclair. He read the article on the air and got such a tremendous response that he decided to make a recording of the piece. The record “Americans” was voiced by MacGregor and backed by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra with their version of “America the Beautiful.” It was a hit on the Billboard charts and sold nearly 4 million copies. All of the proceeds were donated to the Red Cross. You’ll hear that record at the end of this conversation.

    7 min

  7. 04/12/2024

    Uri Geller

    Today’s podcast deals with the extraordinary and unexplained. We talked with the legendary Uri Geller, who is celebrating his 78th birthday this month. He is known as a mentalist, illusionist, and paranormal phenomenon. His journey has taken him from Israel to international fame, where he appeared on countless TV shows and collaborated with some of the biggest names in entertainment. Here he tried to demonstrate to my listeners how he could start old clocks and watches that hadn’t been running for many years. At first Uri seemed to captivate the listening audience, but in the end, it became quite humorous.

    4 min

  8. 27/11/2024

    Ted Koppel

    Ted Koppel is a name that resonates with anyone who values in-depth journalism. As the former anchor of “Nightline” and a distinguished journalist, Ted is a true legend in the field of broadcasting. He spent decades covering the most significant events of our time, from political upheavals to global crises. He offered insights on the state of journalism and the challenges facing media. At the time I interviewed Ted, he had just retired from his everyday job and, for now, worked mainly from home, as Mr. Mom. And, he discusses that challenge.

    13 min
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The music of the 60s and 70s was groundbreaking and it set the stage for the decades of amazing music that followed it. Milwaukee radio legend and Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Barry spoke with countless musicians and celebrities over the years and collected remarkable recordings of his encounters with these talented people, which he's now sharing with the public in this podcast. He spoke with Sonny and Cher, James Brown, Dolly Parton, and and many others, and they shared their amazing stories about their lives and careers. All the episodes will be available as they’re released at WisconsinBroadcastingMuseum.org. This podcast was made possible by a generous contribution from Terry Baun.

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    Bob Barry
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    2019 - 2025
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