In episode #39, recorded on July 31, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about New Jersey, piano styles, some Uncle Floyd Show history, music, and their life in Show Business.
It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. The temperature here was 95° (Real Feel 101°) and Uncle Floyd had just returned from a physical therapy session. His room is on an upper floor in the center where the temperature was NOT comfortable. There was some fatigue and stress in his voice during this episode.
To submit a question for the next podcast, email to <a href='mailto:UFPodcast@SGE-Inc.com'>UFPodcast@SGE-Inc.com</a>
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In episode #39, recorded on July 31, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about New Jersey, piano styles, some Uncle Floyd Show history, music, and their life in Show Business. It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. The temperature here was 95° (Real Feel 101°) and Uncle Floyd had just returned from a physical therapy session. His room is on an upper floor in the center where the temperature was NOT comfortable. There was some fatigue and stress in his voice during this episode. To submit a question for the next podcast, email to UFPodcast@SGE-Inc.com To help us continue this podcast, please click here (or go to https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8CTC4H483NPLS

In episode #39, recorded on July 31, 2025, at the inpatient rehabilitation facility where he is recovering from his stroke, Uncle Floyd and Scott Gordon answer your questions, and talk about New Jersey, piano styles, some Uncle Floyd Show history, music, and their life in Show Business.
It is recorded during the breaks between Uncle Floyd’s treatments and physical therapy sessions. The temperature here was 95° (Real Feel 101°) and Uncle Floyd had just returned from a physical therapy session. His room is on an upper floor in the center where the temperature was NOT comfortable. There was some fatigue and stress in his voice during this episode.
To submit a question for the next podcast, email to <a href="mailto:UFPodcast@SGE-Inc.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">UFPodcast@SGE-Inc.com</a>
To help us continue this podcast, <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8CTC4H483NPLS" rel="noopener noreferrer">please click here</a> (or go to <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8CTC4H483NPLS" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8CTC4H483NPLS</a>

The Uncle Floyd Podcast #39

Step into the wonderfully offbeat world of show business with Scott Gordon — longtime “second banana,” engineer, and trusted sidekick to the legendary late Uncle Floyd Vivino.
With more than 60 years in entertainment, Scott has seen (and survived) just about everything the business can throw at you. From nearly three decades on the television classic The Uncle Floyd Show to his work in radio and live performance, he brings stories, insight, and hard-earned wisdom to every episode. Mentored by the one he affectionately called “The Genius,” Les Paul, Scott is also an accomplished guitarist in his own right — and a born storyteller.
Each episode, Scott answers your questions about anything and everything showbiz — the triumphs, the chaos, the legends, and the laughs.
Over the years, fans of The Uncle Floyd Show included icons like The Ramones, Paul Simon, David Bowie — who once called Uncle Floyd “one of the best barrelhouse piano players I’ve ever heard” — Iggy Pop, and John Lennon, among many others.
You never know who might be listening right along with you.

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Step into the wonderfully offbeat world of show business with Scott Gordon — longtime “second banana,” engineer, and trusted sidekick to the legendary late Uncle Floyd Vivino. With more than 60 years in entertainment, Scott has seen (and survived) just about everything the business can throw at you. From nearly three decades on the television classic The Uncle Floyd Show to his work in radio and live performance, he brings stories, insight, and hard-earned wisdom to every episode. Mentored by the one he affectionately called “The Genius,” Les Paul, Scott is also an accomplished guitarist in his own right — and a born storyteller. Each episode, Scott answers your questions about anything and everything showbiz — the triumphs, the chaos, the legends, and the laughs. Over the years, fans of The Uncle Floyd Show included icons like The Ramones, Paul Simon, David Bowie — who once called Uncle Floyd “one of the best barrelhouse piano players I’ve ever heard” — Iggy Pop, and John Lennon, among many others. You never know who might be listening right along with you.

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