I remember when they realized that Harry Einstein was dying, Milton Berle signaled for Tony Martin to sing the next song and it was "There's No Tomorrow".

In addition to all of the irony surrounding this event and sudden death of Harry Einstein, you can easily hear that famous laugh of Desi Arnaz. So has anybody asked Albert Brooks why his father was never on prime time tv?

stolengood wrote "Just wondering, did the disc end right at that point, right before Harry Einstein died, or did you cut the bit where he did? If it wasn't there originally, surely it must have been recorded but left out -- probably so as not to spoil the mood.

A morbid thought, but one wonders if it's still out there. :-( "
Remember, Art Linkletter was the last person to speak when he passed. The last thing on this recording is Art Linkletter saying , "Every time he finishes, I ask myself, why isn't he on the air in a prime time?" Einstein turned to Milton Berle, who was seated next to him on the dais, and said, "Yeah, how come?"—then slumped into his lap. Berle yelled out "is there a doctor in the house?" and that was it, really. No point in hearing the panic or worry. What is on this disc is it, really.

Just wondering, did the disc end right at that point, right before Harry Einstein died, or did you cut the bit where he did? If it wasn't there originally, surely it must have been recorded but left out -- probably so as not to spoil the mood.

A morbid thought, but one wonders if it's still out there. :-(

A man with a dry sense of humor, excellent sense of timing and delivery who so impressed his friar club peers that they wondered, why isn't he on the air prime time? This is well worth the listen, not very long and will bring a smile.