Videos

In The Complete Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics, David Dodd writes about the history of “Peggy-O” on page 217. For my eighty-fourth video, Tim Flannery and Bob Weir sing this song.

San Francisco’s Tim Flannery and the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir are great guitarists! For my eighty-third video, they performed “Catfish John.” Bob McDill and Allen Reynolds wrote this hit song, which was released by Johnny Russell in 1972.

Currently, Jerry West works for the Golden State Warriors!

In 1971-1972, the Los Angeles Lakers featured Wilt Chamberlain, Gail Goodrich, and Jerry West. Due to their extraordinary efforts, Los Angeles won a record 33 games in a row and an NBA championship. Therefore, my eighty-second video features Jerry West. Thanks to Peter Lee for filming the question.

Currently, the Oakland Athletics face the Detroit Tigers in the ALDS. Fortunately, the A’s feature two amazing analysts: Shooty Babitt and and Bip Roberts. Therefore, my eighty-first video features a question to them.

My eightieth video features Oakland’s Derrick Ramsey. Not only did Derrick win a Super Bowl with the Raiders, but also he attended New Jersey’s Camden High School! Thanks to Chad Welch for filming the question.

My seventy-ninth video features Oakland’s Tony La Russa. As a matter of the fact, the Athletics clinched the AL Western Division on Sunday! Thanks to Daniel Gonzalez for filming the poem.

Not only did J.T. Snow hit a homer from each side of the plate in one game, but also he hit three home runs in a different contest. So, I asked him to compare and contrast those two performances for my seventy-eighth video. Thanks to Pat Quinlan for filming the question.

Not only is Tim Flannery San Francisco’s third-base coach, but also he is a great guitarist! In my seventy-seventh video, Tim talks about Bryan Stow, and he sings “21 Days.” Thanks to Ariana Sanchez for filming the question.

Eddie Money is a magnificent musician, and he likes sports! Not only did Eddie perform at a benefit concert for Barry Zito’s nonprofit organization, but also he sang the “Star-Spangled Banner” before an Oakland Raiders game. In my seventy-sixth video, Steven Rundle filmed my question to Mr. Money. In addition, I filmed his spectacular song, “Two Tickets to Paradise.”

In Super Bowl XI, Oakland’s Willie Brown earned a touchdown due to his 75-yard interception return! Brown was an amazing cornerback, so he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Therefore, my seventy-fifth video features him. Thanks to Amber Goodwin for filming the question.

My seventy-fourth video features Star Trek’s Denise Crosby. In Star Trek: The Next Generation, Crosby’s character was Lieutenant Tasha Yar. Thanks to Aaron Ohlen for filming the question.

Star Trek was created by Gene Roddenberry. The capital of this television and movie series is San Francisco!

My seventy-third video features Star Trek’s Michael Dorn and Brent Spiner. In Star Trek: The Next Generation, Dorn’s character was Lieutenant Worf, and Spiner’s character was Lieutenant Commander Data. Their roles were very entertaining! Thanks to Najeeb Jarrar for filming my question.

My seventy-second video features Steve Bartkowski. He was a superb quarterback for the Cal Bears and Atlanta Falcons! Thanks to Paul for filming the poem.

Greg Townsend set the Raiders’ record for most career sacks! Also, he played on the Eagles. So, my seventy-first video features him. Thanks to Lori Edgar for filming the poem.

Jim Otto was a superb center for the Oakland Raiders! For my seventieth video, Otto discussed 00, which was his jersey number.

My sixty-ninth video features Oakland’s Raymond Chester! He was a terrific tight end. Thanks to Christian Lyness for filming the poem.

My sixty-eighth video features Cal’s Kevin Moen! On November 20, 1982, Cal defeated Stanford because he scored the game-winning touchdown, which became known as “The Play.” Thanks to Mark Moen for filming the question.

After attending the University of California at Berkeley, the following four quarterbacks started Super Bowls:  Joe Kapp, Craig Morton, Vince Ferragamo, and Aaron Rodgers.  As a matter of fact, that is a record for the most quarterbacks from one college to start a Super Bowl.

My sixth-seventh video features Joe Kapp.  Thanks to Kevin Cooper for filming the poem.

Not only did Al Attles play for the Warriors, but also he coached them to a championship in 1974-1975! So, my sixty-sixth video features him. Thanks to Tyler Iwamura for filming the poem.

Not only did Tony La Russa win three World Series, but also he has a nonprofit organization called the Animal Rescue Foundation. So, my sixty-fifth video features him. Thanks to Michael Woodley for filming the poem.