20-year-old Lew at WFUV in March 1971, when he was their program director, wearing a Spiro Agnew watch and a hat he found on August 16, 1969 at the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair.
LEW GOODMAN'S FAREWELL SHOW
On March 30, 1973 until early the next day Lew Goodman's final "Super Session" was broadcast live on WFUV—90.7 FM—in New York City. It had been on weekly since 1968 and evolved from a pure progressive rock show into one in which humor superseded the music.
Now, for the first time since its original monaural broadcast, in its 37th anniversary year, here is Lew Goodman's entire last show—digitally restored and in stereo (thanks to Neil Litt).
Click here for the show (via RealPlayer)
Download RealPlayer (if necessary)
Download Lew's Show (to keep permanently)
Lew is mentioned four times in the New York Observer
Read Lew's tribute to Roger Bromfield
Read Lew's tribute to Pete Fornatale from Fordham magazine
Read Lew's thoughts on Johnny Carson
Idiot's Delight Digest Birthday Page
Read Lew's food & restaurant reviews
Listen to Cole Porter's "I Happen To Like New York" as performed by Bobby Short
Listen to Lew's 5 favorite recordings of all time
Listen to 7 introspective Sinatra songs from 1947-1959
Listen to Sinatra, Nat, Satchmo & Artie Shaw
Listen to 6 George Michael songs
Listen to 10 Tony Bennett songs
Read Lew's review of Hail the Conquering Hero
Ad for Lew's humor Web show that existed from Jan. 7, 2000 - Sept. 22, 2001
Click here for a tribute to Lew's father on the 100th anniversary of his birth
Click here for Lew's reaction to the 40th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival in the U.S.
Lew (age 40) in front of the La Jolla, California building in which he had lived in 1983
Lew in probably September 1954, two months before he turned four
Lew (the bearded one), with his parents, sister & brother-in-law, at age 25 on July 4, 1976
