Comic impressionists could never quite get Paul Harvey down well enough to make the impression funny. Lots have nailed Walter Cronkite, I’ve heard a number of good Tom Brokaws and Dan Rathers, but whenever I heard an impressionist attempt Paul Harvey, I get the same reaction I get whenever I hear Bugs Bunny being done by someone other than Mel Blanc. Or Kermit by someone other than Jim Henson. I think, “that ain’t it.”
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I loved Paul Harvey too. I started listening to him when I was about 14, at 7am and noon. he was really the voice of America to me. Thank you for recognizing him so beautifully.
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