John Barbour, best known as one of the hosts of Real People, started out as a mediocre stand-up comic with a wild comedy record.
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John Barbour, best known as one of the hosts of Real People, started out as a mediocre stand-up comic with a wild comedy record.
cute moments from this interview with Paul Williams by John Barbour 💖🎵
The JFK Assassination: The Jim Garrison Tapes John Barbour USA, 1992
It may just be to satisfy the rhyme with ‘Tower’ but that fact that John Barbour describes Joan of the Tower as afterwards being ‘of full gret valour’ is really intriguing to me. Every other source mentions her as ‘blithe’ or ‘sweet’ or ‘fair’ and it’s an odd enough trait for a chivalric romance to lend to a young girl anyway...
John Barbour Untitled 1966
John Barbour Close My Eyes 2006
‘Wandering Woman’ by John Cournos - Published by New York City Charles Boni Paper Books 1930. Cover design by John Barbour.
(source: cinemagebooks.com)
John Barbour’s Friday Night Talk Show (1987) with guest Angelyne