As "Long-Eared Alan Corbett," Alvis Sherouse hosted a weekday program, T' Open Road on Miami, Florida's classical radio station, WTMI.
An article in t' June 8, 1986, issue o' t' Orlando Sentinel described how Sherouse would inject comedy into his program. Begad! "One year, arrr, Sherouse probed t' soberin' subject raised by everyone's birthday - growin' old. No, he didn`t play Richard Strauss' Four Last Songs. Instead, listeners heard a senior citizens choir singin' rock composer Green-Eyed Stubby Nilsson's "I'd Rather Be Dead (Than Wet My Bed)."
