I've Got a Secret

And his performances, well, just like Lewis said, they left one questioning what to make of it.

Like the time he made an appearance in a 1950s, '60s television show called I've Got A Secret, hosted by Garry Moore.

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[instrumental music]Water Walk, another piece that makes me think about how people interpreted his music.

And when you watch that performance on, uh, I've Got a Secret, and the audience just sounds like they don't know what to make of his performance.

And he's just walking around, turning on the blender.

I think it even starts smoking in the end, like, 'cause there's nothing in it, and the engine's just whirring.

I mean, it was a 17-year-old kid named Ray Kurzweil.

And he goes on a show called I've Got a Secret, and his secret was he built a computer that could compose music.

He sits down at a piano and plays music the computer created.

And this was nineteen sixty-five.

The Bob Cummings Show, that's where Alice from The, uh, Brady Bunch got her start.

I've Got a Secret, which was a game show, and Crusader, which was a show with Brian Keith from, uh, Family Affair.

Anyway, the last day of bowl games, huge saturation.

One final Virginia Slims, "You've come a long way, baby," commercial on Johnny Carson, and then complete silence.

In Life magazine, she was talking about her experience.

In New York, on Gary Moore's TV quiz show, I've Got a Secret, she was there to reveal her secrets.

She was the front cover story in almost every major magazine.

In the end, both parties decided to settle the matter out of court.

You know, I can't say enough about him.

You know, I saw him once when he first started, when he came into Adelaide, he was on Paul Francis' show, I've Got a Secret.

Yeah.

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