The Story Behind One of the Greatest Theme Songs in the History of Broadcasting
MARK: Rush's is one of the very best in the history of American broadcasting, as instantly recognizable as Bob Hope's Thanks for the Memory or Johnny Carson's Tonight Show theme.
In Early TV Appearance, Rush Already Knew Who He Was
MARK: Here is something that I don't think most of you will have heard before. It goes right back to the very earliest days when Rush had found his way to New York City.
Everyone Remembers the First Time They Heard Rush
MARK: Before Rush, things were grim. You could be a right-wing guy, you could be modestly center right, but you lived in a center-left or far-left world.
Rush Fulfills a Dream: The Missouri Hall of Fame
MARK: He had a glorious life, and he received innumerable accolades and awards.
Rush Interviews Justice Clarence Thomas
MARK: As Rush was saying, he never followed his beloved grandfather into the family business and became a big-time judge, but occasionally he interviewed judges.
The Audience Shares What Rush Means to Them
MARK: Even as a disembodied voice on your radio set, Rush was the best friend to millions of Americans.