Shooting nightly in nearby Times Square is All Night with Joey Reynolds shooting at the NASDAQ studios, and airing on each following night from midnight to 2AM on NBC's New York Non-Stop (Check your local listings for channel number)...Joey Reynolds is proudly transitioning and expanding his hugely successful broadcasting career from radio alone into the added new video multi-media of Digital TV Broadcast, and web TV ...
A tribute to American songwriter Ervin Drake, on the occasion of his 94th Birthday...
The well-focused hour demonstrated Reynold's trademark laid back interview style serving up light and lively patter with the legendary songwriter (and his devoted wife) about Drake's celebrated career.
Chatter was tastefully intertwined (by producer Myra Chanin's clever booking) with stellar performers of Drake's songs from New York's cabaret glitterati, providing a first rate 'show and tell'...Ervin Drake's biggest hits have included legendary pop standard tunes such as "It Was A very Good Year", "September of My Years", and "I Believe"...
But the the most original and standout interpretations were of two lesser known Drake creations... K.T. Sullivan's brilliantly original interpretation of "Tico-Tico" was a marvel of excellent timing and vocal nuance...And...
...Sidney Myer's "I Wuv a Rabbit" with Mr. and Mrs. Drake mouthing along to the chorus rounded out a heartwarming and delightful presentation. The charming song was originally written for Milton Berle. "But he didn't sing it as well as Sidney Myer does", reported Edith Drake...
