EP3647: Richard Diamond: The Frank Bowers Case (Encore)

Dick Powell

A fight manager and gym owner friend of Diamond’s is found dead in the river with three people witnessing him jump to his death, but Diamond doesn’t believe it.

Original Air Date: August 2, 1950

Original Podcast Release Date: May 24, 2017

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  1 comment for “EP3647: Richard Diamond: The Frank Bowers Case (Encore)”

  1. TIM L SZELIGA
    January 1, 2022 at 11:08 am

    The booming piano chords Rick plays at the end (before his song)
    are the opening of Rachmaninoff’s Prelude in C sharp minor.
    I thought you’d be interested since Rach wrote one of you intro themes.

    Aesthetes considered it a brutal piece, compared to the pretty romantic
    piano repertoire from the 18th century. Rach is still considered
    difficult and strenuous to play. He had an exceptionally wide
    handspan between thumb and pinky and often wrote in chords
    that were easy for him, but near impossible for modern players.

    Tim Szeliga
    (Sell-LEAGUE-ah)
    (Rock-MAHN-in-off)
    (ess-THEETS)

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