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Author Topic: Joe Knuxhaul roast broadcast on 700 "mid 90's??"  (Read 268 times)
philrandy
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« on: November 15, 2009, 09:01:51 PM »

I hope I got his last name right...Does anyone know of a sound file for this live broadcast? It was a roast of Joe and starred a lot of local celebs and society types. As the evening wore on and the beer flowed freely, the jokes got really funny, "NO ONE WAS PULLING PUNCHES"  Grin and well, I only heard it the one time! Even Andy Mac (who was back at the station as a backup) made mention that the tone "had turned a little BLUE but all in good fun"! Does anyone remember this show and is there a copy of this floating around?
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« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2009, 09:40:13 PM »

It's weird that this was posted on the two-year anniversary of Joe's death.  Hard to believe it's been two years without you already, Ol' Lefthander, baseball's not the same in this town without your voice.
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« Reply #2 on: November 16, 2009, 07:49:15 PM »

Two things,,,first I did get a little sad at this calender date: I really did grow up with Joe on the radio starting with "Jim and Joe on the radio" while running back and forth to the fridge to get my grandfather another Wiedemann. He is known for being the youngest player in MLB history, a patron like figure to all of Hamilton-Fairfield, The thousands of calls from PR/Dave Palone to the 1990 game 3 10th finish all the way down to the mundane grind of LOSER GAMES resulting in Marty and Joe talking about Tomato patches and Elvis memoribilia!
 Huh Huh Who at 700 WLW has more hours on the mic? Last time I looked, Joe was a radio man!
Second, a person I also love is Andy Mac. I heard him on Bill's show and the 55KRC cut where Andy called X beating the no.1 ranked UC team. His voice reminded me of Joe's roast and and of better times...
Joe's passing is indeed human:familiar to all of us. That doesn't make it any less painful...
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« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2009, 12:33:18 AM »

I hope I got his last name right...Does anyone know of a sound file for this live broadcast? It was a roast of Joe and starred a lot of local celebs and society types. As the evening wore on and the beer flowed freely, the jokes got really funny, "NO ONE WAS PULLING PUNCHES"  Grin and well, I only heard it the one time! Even Andy Mac (who was back at the station as a backup) made mention that the tone "had turned a little BLUE but all in good fun"! Does anyone remember this show and is there a copy of this floating around?

2 Things:

1) That's a BIG time botch of his last name. It's Nuxhall. I'll excuse it, however as it sure sounds like it.
2) It would be interesting to hear that broadcast. I don't remember it though...
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Jeremy Moses
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« Reply #4 on: November 17, 2009, 05:29:58 AM »

sORRY bout thea mThealthy grammear... Embarrassed
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« Reply #5 on: November 17, 2009, 08:47:19 AM »

sORRY bout thea mThealthy grammear... Embarrassed

No big deal.
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