Showing posts with label Pete Pittman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pete Pittman. Show all posts

Sunday, January 7, 2018

Pete Pittman - Pat Boone on AFN


Ticket scan: Pete Pittman


Because it was Europe, AFN had a lot of chances to speak with the stars. Movie stars making movies, bands doing shows. In 1981 Pat Boone chatted with Pete Pittman.





Saturday, February 22, 2014

A Chat with Pete Pittman

Pete with Willie Nelson (on the left)
 
Pete Pittman was on AFRTS in Korea, Germany and Alaska.  Did the mandatory PAO time and even worked for the film branch in Los Angeles.  Musician, actor... That's a start.  It's a great story.
 

Friday, April 12, 2013

AFN Pete Pittman 1981 with Tony Sheridan

We lost Tony Sheridan recently.  Tony was a big star in Europe.  In the states most famous for having the pre-fame Beatles as a backup band on a recording session.  Great talent, just never really broke out in the States.

In 1981 Pete Pittman had Tony on AFN.  Pete said that it wasn't so much an "interview" as a conversation.  Drinking Cola, and chatting "He was pretty disarming that way.




Sunday, January 6, 2013

AFN Bremerhaven Pete Pittman 1981




Country Pete

Pete went to a lot of our stations in Alaska, Korea and Germany.  Writer, musician (even played with Stonewall Jackson on the Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree.  He's also appeared in six theatrical movies.

He even worked behind the scenes at AFRTS-LA.

But in 1981 from Bremerhaven it was time to celebrate the year in country music.

Sunday, June 3, 2012

AFKN Pete Pittman photos

This is the first picture of the hill I've ever seen without Ed Master's car out front

Another view of Yongsan

Munsan


Tongduchhon

1973 at Radio Comet (Osan), Pete's behind the counter.

Sunday, May 27, 2012

AFN Pete Pittman and the Four Tops

Pete Pittman at AFKN

So once again I'm in envy of the AFN Germany guys.  When I was in Korea, I don't remember any big name talent visiting.  In the early 80s in Panama the only gringo stars that played were Roberta Flack, the New Supremes (starring nobody I ever heard of) and the Platters.  Hollywood Brown did stop by, but he only joined the group in 1967.  In Germany, the stars came out.

Pete Pittman stared this.  Pete had done tours in Korea, Alaska, Germany and at the network headquarters.  In another place here, Pete interviews Pat Boone.