Original Skitch & Company U.S. Army Reserve syndicated radio transcription set hosted by conductor and bandleader Skitch Henderson.
This two-record set contains four consecutive programs featuring two broadcasts with Johnny Mathis and two programs devoted to the music of Broadway composer Jerry Herman. The programs were prepared for radio stations in adaptable 10-, 15- or 25-minute formats.
Program: Skitch & Company
Host: Skitch Henderson
Presented By: United States Army Reserve
Producer: Narwood Productions, Inc.
Format: 2 LP radio broadcast transcription set
Record Size: 12"
Speed: 33⅓ RPM
Audio: Compatible stereo
Year: 1975
Programs: #193 through #196
Featured Artists: Johnny Mathis and Jerry Herman
Total Programs: Four
Air Week: January 5, 1975
Record Side: Side One
Johnny Mathis joins Skitch Henderson for a program of music, conversation and artist commentary.
Air Week: January 12, 1975
Record Side: Side Two
A second Skitch & Company broadcast featuring Johnny Mathis.
Air Week: January 19, 1975
Record Side: Side Three
A program devoted to the music and theatrical work of composer and lyricist Jerry Herman.
Air Week: January 26, 1975
Record Side: Side Four
A second Skitch & Company program featuring the music of Jerry Herman.
The original illustrated gatefold cover promotes four U.S. Army Reserve radio series: Country Cookin’, Skitch & Company, Rap N’ Rhythm with Al Gee, and Nightbird & Company: Cosmic Connections.
Skitch & Company was a syndicated middle-of-the-road music and interview series hosted by pianist, conductor and bandleader Skitch Henderson. The series featured leading popular, jazz and theatrical performers in programs distributed for local radio broadcast.
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