John Laws passed away today. Very sad I used to enjoy his radio broadcast. Great Aussie. Condolences to his family. Aged 90
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If anyone here has not listened to the Pykes Nursery call, do yourself a favour.
Even if you have heard it before, do yourself a favour hahahahah.
The golden tonsils is gone, but will be always be remembered. My Dad loved him and listened to him everyday on 2SM. I wonder how Norman is tonight?
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I remember listening to him in the 80s when I was quite young as my mum worked on the sewing machine and she would have him on in the background.
As an adult, I listened to him from time to time while I was on the road. He did slow down a lot over the years and he lost a fair bit of his wit. He had quite a few regular callers who would call in to give it to him and they made his shows very entertaining at times.
It's quite sad but he had a very good innings. It's the end of an era for radio - rest in peace John Laws.