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Andy Williams

Andy Williams

American singer (1927–2012)www.andywilliams.com

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Nov 1, 2026

Allison WeeksHOST
58:28
Okay, we're going to do a little bit of rapid fire questions, Christmas style.
Allison WeeksHOST
58:31
Okay, you ready? Okay, favorite Christmas song or carol? Happy Holidays by Andy Williams.
Allison WeeksHOST
58:40
Oh yeah.
Allison WeeksHOST
58:42
That just makes you smile.
Jason SmithHOST
3:11
Happy holidays.
Jason SmithHOST
3:12
All of a sudden, Andy Williams
Mike HarmonHOST
3:13
is singing to us, and away we go.
Jason SmithHOST
3:16
Oh, yeah.
Jason SmithHOST
3:20
Hey, as we turn the page to Halloween.
Jason SmithHOST
3:23
Hey, happy holidays, everybody.
Jason SmithHOST
3:25
Here's Andy Williams.
Jason SmithHOST
3:26
That's it.
SamHOST
30:28
Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, all that good stuff.
SamHOST
30:32
Andy Williams, all that.
SamHOST
30:34
I eat that stuff up.
SamHOST
30:35
So good.
Champ HerrenHOST
78:07
Christmas was a dying institution in the English speaking world until um the christmas carol
Todd WilkinsonGUEST
78:14
and one of the customs that's become popular in the last five or ten years at christmas is the victorian custom of telling ghost stories on christmas eve think about it when andy williams sings it's the most wonderful time of the year there's a line in there about scary ghost stories
Champ HerrenHOST
78:30
tales of the glories and carry scary ghost stories of christmas is long long ago A Christmas Carol is a ghost story.
Champ HerrenHOST
78:38
It is a ghost story.
Matt DorbinGUEST
5:17
And that is where...
Matt DorbinGUEST
5:20
Herb Alpert, and also Andy Williams come into the picture by seeing her performance, but it led to this being the lead-off single of this album.
Jeremy RugglesHOST
5:27
Perfect.
Jeremy RugglesHOST
5:27
Good place to start.
Sean HartmanHOST
8:05
Yeah, and maybe you could tell by that vocal delivery, but she is not from Brazil, although she does a great bossa nova.
Sean HartmanHOST
8:14
I think her kind of breathy, soft pop take on music works really well for the bossa nova style that was big at the time.
Peter CookHOST
8:23
Yeah, I was asking my mother yesterday if she was familiar with Claudine, and she's immediately said, oh yeah, the French singer who used to perform, she was with Andy Williams and used to perform on television all the time.
Peter CookHOST
8:37
And then later, I'm not going to spoil it, but she definitely knew.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
15:47
yeah
Marc BurrowsGUEST
15:48
and partying and you i think you can feel that spirit like the earliest british the earliest english language christmas song the earliest english english language christmas carol is a drinking song i think there is there is actually um there is actually like something of the spirit of that raucousness and that party season that stayed with us and when those bands you know working class bands went to write christmas songs they instinctively went for that they didn't go for being crosby and they didn't go for for um you know for let it snow let it snow let it snow they didn't want to be andy williams they didn't want to be judy garland They wanted to write raucous Christmas songs that reflected their experience of Christmas growing up.
Marc BurrowsGUEST
16:31
And it caught on.
Marc BurrowsGUEST
16:33
It caught people's imaginations in a way that I don't think even they realised it would.
Andy RobinsonHOST
0:12
Welcome to Shooby Dooby Doo-Wop, the podcast where we talk about pop music, specifically by deep diving around the chosen UK top 10 singles chart from the past.
Andy RobinsonHOST
0:22
I'm Andy Robinson.
Andy RobinsonHOST
0:24
And I'm James Cook.
Andy RobinsonHOST
0:25
And in part two, what chart randomly selected are we looking at this week? It is from the
Andy RobinsonHOST
1:06
A love
James CookHOST
1:07
song that sounds creepy on more than one level.
Andy RobinsonHOST
1:10
Down two places to number seven, it's Solitaire by Andy Williams.
James CookHOST
1:14
The soundtrack to whiling away your life playing games on your phone.
IanHOST
80:29
Shout out to Anthony Davis.
IanHOST
80:31
Shout out to Andy Williams.
IanHOST
80:33
And shout out to
DeathHOST
80:33
P. Diddy for winning at prison.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:20
And so, at the end of the second inning, the score, the Dodgers 2, the Twins nothing.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:28
Bob Hope, Roger Miller, and Mary Tyler Moore join Andy Williams tonight at 10, 9 Central Time on the Andy Williams Show, immediately following Dr. Kildare in color here on NBC.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:43
In the Twins' third...
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:45
Don Mincher, Frank Quillacy, and Jim Cott to face Sandy Koufax as the Dodgers lead by two to nothing.

12 MINS LATER

Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:55
He has a fine fastball, and he throws a great change.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:02
And I'd like to make a correction right now while young Boswell is warming up.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:07
Earlier we said that on the Andy Williams show tonight at 10 that you could watch Bob Hope, Roger Miller, and Mary Tyler Moore.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:16
Not so.
Suno AIUNKNOWN
2:47
It's full of the songs that define the holiday.
Suno AIUNKNOWN
2:54
Andy Williams, Nat King, Cole, Kenny G, and Michael Bublé.
Suno AIUNKNOWN
3:02
Then Ella and Elvis always get it right.
Suno AIUNKNOWN
3:07
With Henry Mancini throughout the night.

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