Bob and Ray and Tom: The Story of a Guy Who Wrote A Lot of Stuff For Radio's Greatest Satirists

by Dan Gillespie

In the twilight of Radio's Golden Age of Comedy none carried the torch higher or farther than Bob (Elliott) and Ray (Goulding). Part of the reason was a guy named Tom Koch, who wrote many of their hilarious sketches. This is Tom's story. Bob and Ray. And Tom. - by Dan Gillespie. At 68 pages in length, it's conveniently sized to fit inside your lunchbox or conceal behind the covers of more respectable books in public. Gary Owens ("Laugh-In" alumnus, Radio Hall of Fame inductee, and Los Angeles radio personality on KLAC 570 AM) says, "I love it ... I will put it next to my Captain Marvel necktie, Porky Pig soap dish and my bottomless Don Knotts calendar!"

In the twilight of Radio's Golden Age of Comedy none carried the torch higher or farther than Bob (Elliott) and Ray (Goulding). Part of the reason was a guy named Tom Koch, who wrote many of their hilarious sketches. This is Tom's story. Bob and Ray. And Tom. - by Dan Gillespie - At 68 pages in length, it's conveniently sized to - fit inside your lunchbox, - conceal behind the covers of more respectable books in public. Gary Owens ("Laugh-In" alumnus, Radio Hall of Fame inductee, and Los Angeles radio personality on KLAC 570 AM) says: "I love it ... I will put it next to my Capt. Marvel necktie, Porky Pig soap dish and my bottomless Don Knotts calendar!"