Famous Graves - AMOS and ANDY Cast Members - Tim "KINGFISH" Moore & Others

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Today I visit the gravesites of some of the cast members of the classic TV show AMOS and ANDY.
I also visit the gravesite of African American composers and lyrist Andy Razaf, who's buried near his friend, actor Tim "Kingfish" Moore. Razaf wrote some of the most popular American songs of all time, including: Ain't Misbehavin', In The Mood, Honeysuckle Rose, The Jumpin', Stompin' At The Savoy and many others.
Gravesite tours include:
Spencer Williams (Andy Brown), Los Angeles National Cemetery, Westwood, California
Amanda Randolph (Mama), Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills, California
Lillian Randolph (Madam Queen), Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills, California
Ernestine Wade (Sapphire Stevens), Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, California
Tim Moore (George Kingfish Stevens), Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, California
Andy Razaf (Composer and Lyrist), Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, California
Jester Hairston (Henry Van Porter), Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood, California
Roy Glenn (Various roles), Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood, California
Cremated, Unknown or out of the area:
Alvin Childress (Amos Jones), National Memorial Harmony Park, Landover, Maryland
Johnny Lee (Algonquin J. Calhoun), Final resting place unknown
Nick Stewart aka Nick O'Demus (Willie Jefferson aka Lightnin'), Cremated and unknown
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[@TomKirkman1]

Tim Moore as the Kingfish and Don Knotts as Barney Fife, were perhaps the two most iconic television comedy characters in TV history.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree, tom!

[@leahakel6383]

Yes it was one of the best television show the actors and writers were great!!.

[@dburch7894]

One of the first shows I remember as a young girl. Watched in re runs and didn’t agree with it being canceled. The plots were hilarious!

[@joemackey1950]

If the cast were white, there would be no problem. In college I mentioned a plot from a show and was told it was racist. I told another story later not mentioning A&A. People howled at the story. I then mentioned it was a plot from A&A. They were quiet after that.

[@aarondigby5054]

@@joemackey1950 they did not hypersexualuze, profanity; the entire family could sit down and watch: my great grandmother and my baby sister would watch with our mom and dad and older brother, the entire family.

[@aa64912]

As a little kid I remember sitting in front of the radio listening to this show as well as watching the tv version. These were gifted pioneers

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

they sure were.

[@stevepaul6955]

I had the pleasure of meeting Nick Stewart at a show in Los Angeles shortly before He died and He provided the voice of Br'er Bear in Walt Disney's Song Of The South and Johnny Lee was the voice of Br'er Rabbit.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

how cool. thanks for sharing with us, steve!

[@lounoritz4990]

great tour greatest sitcom TIM MOORE can never be matched

[@richardortiz8704]

Was a good show

[@magpieone9390]

Steve, you are very respectful to all the actors.Thank you for reminding people about them

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, magpie. i can't imagine why any one would be any other way when visiting their graves.

[@ravensbrood3544]

The reason many of the birth dates, death dates are often so sketchy, is that many of the people in this program and others like it, Were born and raised in the rural south, and vital statistics such as births, marriages, and deaths were often memorialized in the family's Bible, and were never formalized and placed in government ledgers. After all, many people's milestones in life took place in the home, not institutional venues. Interesting vlog Steve.👍

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

that makes a lot of sense. i hadn't thought about that. thanks for sharing that, RB!

[@kerridillon3120]

Growing up in the 1950's, I do remember watching Amos & Andy. I thought they were very funny & talented. No prejudice was allowed in our home with my devout Catholic father. So I just saw them as people. Happy New Year Steve! 🥳🥂🍾

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

you were very fortunate to have such good parents. especially at that time in history. the world needs more parents like yours. thanks for sharing this with us, kerri!

[@trumpetoftruthministries4039]

I remember when I was 5-6 , I would be outside playing and as soon as I heard the intro music, I would run inside and watch it with my dad, I'm almost 69 now and I still watch it, Thanks for sharing this.

[@lavonnhunter402]

Love this show as ,a child and looking so good to see it again as Adult.

[@suehofkamp8594]

I remember watching Amos and Andy with my mother when I was 5 and 6 yrs old. She always laughed when it was on and she was upset when it went off air.

[@glessenger]

I was born in Torrance and a very nice Lady lived across the alley near the train tracks. Her husband worked on the set of Amos and Andy. She took us on a tour of the set and I got tho shake hands with them both. In the same giant studio they were filming the Life of Riley, of course the garage scene with William Bendix, who I also shook this boy's hand. It was a magical day and they were so nice to this shy little boy.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, how cool that you got to do that and that you remember it all these years later. thanks for sharing with us, gary!

[@aarondigby5054]

They were so professional and congenial, not like these snotty celebrities we have today.

[@ralphproto5381]

Love the Amos & Andy show! The Actors were so talented, and funny. I still watch it on youtube today. Wonderful show.

[@rosezingleman5007]

Lillian Randolph played Annie in “It’s A Wonderful Life” as well. Who can forget her lines? “I’ve been saving this for a divorce in case I ever get a husband.” Or “it’s about time one of you lunkheads said it!”.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

yes, i mentioned her in my IAWL vlog last year. and what great lines. thanks for sharing this with us, rose!

[@aarondigby5054]

@@TheGraveyardChannel she could really deliver her lines with perfect delivery and timing.

[@maryannanaya905]

I remember my grandpa watched it and he only spoke Spanish, too funny. Even though I was really little it did have reruns.

[@garyzimmer8061]

Thanks for posting. This show and cast, writers, directors were true icons. Started watching in late 50's. What a tragedy some did not see it for it's humor, wit, and perspective.3elements racism fails to see. These were wonderful human beings, worthy of all respect.

[@pauletteaguilar1394]

Steve I dont remember ever watching Amos and Andy, but my mom and dad sure watched it,mom said she used to listen to it on the Radio when she young. But it was sure interesting learning about all the actresses and actors on the show. Thanks Steve as always.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

it's definitely an oldie! but still available on youtube. thanks for sharing, paulette!

[@pauletteaguilar1394]

@@TheGraveyardChannel I well definitely look that up thanks steve

[@rosezingleman5007]

My folks loved it too. It’s very broad humor, but like The Honeymooners a lot of people *recognized the character types from their own experiences,* otherwise they wouldn’t have resonated. I think they were all masterful comedians.

[@Angel-tw3ko]

It's on KZbin now

[@pauletteaguilar1394]

@@Angel-tw3ko thank you Angel I found it and I have been watching

[@Cf0523]

Thank you for showing interest in such wonderful actors. I am so happy that KZbin has the reruns for this wonderfully funny show. These were great actors. I waited for years to see them.

[@sarahmessex8231]

I watch the show all the time it comes on KZbin I love the show very much and appreciate you sharing this video with us that’s there fans. 🙏🏼❤️✝️ God Bless you

[@joelbrown9780]

Always enjoy the videos!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, joel!

[@vkorchnoifan]

Thank God someone cared enough to go public with the cast of "Amos and Andy" tv show. The show made me laugh and brought joy to my childhood. I am so sorry to know all have pass to "The Great Beyond". Thank you Steve.

[@maritzaagosto1793]

Thank you for this presentation . I used to watch AMEN back in the 1980's . Jester Harston ( Rollie ) was so funny and he was also a good singer . I even love Lillian Randolph in IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE as Annie , the Bailey's maid . Great film . Before or after a child grows up it's quite wonderful to appreciate ledgens .

[@johnpitts9836]

Im 67 years old. And love the show. I think it was in 1958 I first saw the show.

[@Whittdocs]

I remember watching reruns of this with my grandmother. Thanks for presenting this video to us. Another great video, Steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for sharing this memory of your grandmother with us, whitt!

[@keepingitrealandtruthful.5081]

Happy New year from the 🇬🇧 UK.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, M, and the same to you!

[@virginiaswafford7078]

Loved the Amos n Andy shows and watched them as a kid.happy to know you are out there looking for there resting place.

[@kotysuefawcett6538]

Knock knock. Who's there? Amos. Amos who? A mosquito just bit me! Knock knock. Who's there? Andy. Andy who? And he bit me again!! 😉 Thanks Steve

[@jaysehawkins9316]

Yes remember the show very well. Still watch my DVDS. The cabdriver(Amos) is buried 15 minutes from my home in Landover Maryland.

[@kellyleathers8806]

Thanks Steve....

[@lindagreen1105]

Way back in the 50s my dad and I loved this tv show. I will never understand why they thought tyhis show was bad for race relations. People only watch the shows they like and the actors in them. They were great ambassadors to cross the racial divide and come into our homes. I think people would naturally grow closer without somer one pointing out the bad things that are not there. You do not watch anything on tv you do not like. I may not be stating this very good but these actors were loved in my parents home just as much as any of the early comedy stars. This world would be a better place without negative people. I hope I stated this good. God Bless al the people who made us laugh when we needed it.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

very nicely said, linda. thanks for sharing with us!

[@augthedog55]

I agree. I always looked upon the Amos N' Andy Show as being very similar to The Honeymooners. I never looked upon it as a show that was making fun of blacks.

[@lindagreen1105]

@@augthedog55 Agree or not I think back then they did not want black folks to do good. That is a shame. You can still see them on YT. Every now and then I hunt them up. Just like the Little Rascals.

[@charlesbrooks9577]

i think that the show did more for black actors than any other black shows.rest in peace my black brothers and sisters,by the way i am a white man from the south

[@aarondigby5054]

It's what we're going through now: the cancel culture bull shit. Keep they're grubby little finger out of everybody's pie, mind your own damn business, don't cramp my style.

[@jamesstewart4314]

When I was very young back in the 50s I saw and heard the Amos & Andy Show and I never forgot when my father used to talk similar to the kingfish and how he addressed Sapphire and it left an impression on me and I was so thrilled to get the entire TV series at the Erie County Fair in Hamburg New York up a bunch of years ago and I was so thrilled to have it on DVD and so glad that they had put it on something that I could have for the rest of my life I have watched every single episode many times and always got a thrill it not only how bright and Brilliant the writers were that have the word play that they did with kingfish and all the other characters The Amos & Andy Show left an impression on me of some of the greatest comedy it has never been written and I have watched an awful lot of Comedy but this was brilliantly done I am so happy that I got a chance to see that and now I'm over 70 years old and I couldn't be more satisfied knowing the D brilliant people who did the Amos & Andy Show should have all had a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame they all should be recognized for their brilliant characteristics their characters that they played and the word play that was written by the writers and how well those actors acted it out it was absolutely fantastic and I won't ever forget it and I've tried to share that with many people did tell him how brilliantly with done it wasn't racist it wasn't bad it was excellent and this kind of Comedy should be shown more often it was absolutely great

[@curtisturic1]

I want to thank you now i'm hooked on this show watch it every night on here thanks again

[@maryannlockwood7806]

I’ve heard of this sitcom but had never seen it. It’s a wonderful find. On a side note: a suggested TV show for a future video: that girl. 👧🏻

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i visited ted bessel's grave a year or so ago. i'll see if there are any others to include with him. thanks for the suggestion, maryann!

[@Essence31217]

Steve, sending you lots of respect and gratitude for you presentation of Amos and Andy. Thank you. Yes they were before I was born but I do know of them. I truly appreciate your reporting all who were stars. Your inclusion of Black stars and presentations, Is outstanding of all stars .

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, stephanie. i especially like to visit the graves of famous people who don't always gets as many visitors as they deserve to.

[@tinadavies7537]

Wow nice thanks for sharing

[@binky2596]

Thank you for posting. The show has been a favorite of mine for as long as I can remember and I am 71. M. Belinda Davis in NC

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching, Margaret!

[@testpattern701]

Nice tribute to an ensemble of fine character actors.

[@taratupa73]

I have the entire series on VHS. A true groundbreaking classic.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

It really was 👍

[@NuffinEdited]

This video showed up in my news feed, youtube asked me to rate it. I gave you 5 stars then checked all that IMHO applied to the video

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, NE, i appreciate that!

[@trenajackson4911]

Tks for sharing the sitcoms of Amos and Andy

[@thedoxinator3934]

I’m old enough to remember this show , very funny, thanks Steve

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i wasn't sure if anyone else would remember it. thanks, D!

[@gloriaseymour1395]

Yes it was my favorite show I just loved that format of the show those were the good old days

[@tomfinland9572]

Thanks Steve.. always enjoy your posts.....

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, tom!

[@tonysmith952]

One of the best comedies of all time!

[@mikeymizor2934]

BROOKLYN NEW YORK, i Still Watch That Show on KZbin, They Were All Great Actor's & Didn't Get The Credit That They Deserve, Hopefully Now They Will, Thanks For Showing us There Final Resting Place, GoD Bless Them For All The Joy&Laughter They Brought To Us, Rest in Paradise

[@normahird5211]

This vlog was so informative. Again I will be humming tunes from your vlog. I have numerous Big Band CDs with the tunes you mentioned. Danny Thomas's show is on cable daily here. Oh, The Walton's is on daily. I love to watch the shows of my younger years. Best to Jim. You missed a wild party this week.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i think wild parties are now a thing of the past for me :-) thanks, norma!

[@texadonkey34]

Wow, very interesting. Classic old show👍. You narrate things so well and your always respectful.🌺🌺

[@ollierobinson4339]

Thank you for the memories

[@ron100]

Starting off the new year with a bang Steve. Thank you

[@thomaslgoodwin3]

As a young boy living in Virginia Beach, VA, I watched the show every weekday at 6 PM beginning in 1959 until the show was replaced. I did a pretty good impersonation of "The Kingfish" which made my family and friends laugh.

[@Tatortot318]

I remember the reruns, but very enjoyable Steve!

[@HighRail62]

Very Educational and entertaining at the same time. Thanks Steve. Your the Best!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

as always, thanks, high rail!

[@2012turok]

Thank you steve for a great video.....

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, turok!

[@loradurling2358]

Thanks for the tour👋🎼👩🏼‍⚖️

[@mamabear1996]

I have not seen Amos and Andy,but have heard of the show both on radio and tv. My mom told me about the radio show

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

you can still watch it on youtube.

[@RicardoCoyote]

I knew Jester Hairston back in the sixties when I was in high school. He visited there and produced a musical show for us to put on. He was a wonderful man and a tremendous musician.

[@lauraleggett9189]

Love that show love the video Love you keep up the good work Steve

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, laura. that's very nice of you to say!

[@terriemalone4689]

Enjoyed this video because I remember Amos And Andy And the others from the show.

[@pkgum6910]

Great TV show! Very enjoyable. And thank you for the grave tour.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it Pk 😊👍

[@bennyhernandez4798]

I love the Amos and Andy show I’ve watched as kid

[@littleogeechee223]

Thank you for this video, Steve. Thank you for highlighting and bringing attention to such great talent. I was born after the Amos and Andy show’s start, but I do remember watching it in reruns and loving it. What a handsome man Andy Razaf was, and I had no idea how talented! I did a search and found out that his father was the nephew, and Razaf the great-nephew, of Queen Ranavalona III of Imerina Kingdom in Madagascar! Very interesting video, another wonderful job...

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

how interesting and sad that razaf isn't better known. thanks, LO!

[@chrisjeffries2322]

Thank you Steve,

[@BigBillAndersonsDeathTours]

Hi Steve! Excellent video! Thank you for keeping alive the memory of the Amos & Andy cast! Have a great day my friend!😁👍

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, bill, and you too!

[@jeanaesamuel47]

Heyheyhey Steve awesome video!!!!

[@sheilahyland590]

Thank you Steve for covering this fabulous show - one of the funniest ever. I still watch it on an “old television “ FB page 👍🏻👍🏻

[@edkiggans1626]

Love your shows. Keep up the great work.

[@OFFCODEV2]

Thank you sir

[@Ohgrowup1]

Jester Hairston was my neighbor. He lived in the View Park/Windsor Hills area of Los Angeles. He was a lovely, friendly man.

[@thomaslindsey7685]

One of the funniest program ever. Red fox said he learned everything about comedy from Amos and Andy show.

[@deborahlee63]

Love listening to your voice.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Deborahlee. That’s nice of you to say 😊👍

[@glennbalent5153]

Happy New Year Steve!🎉 great start to the new year! Thanks again for sharing.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, glenn, and you too!

[@susanorr7451]

I was a child during some of the run of that show but it was a favorite and kingfish's "do the name ruby begonia mean anything to ya?" Always cracked me up!

[@ernestgenton5891]

Watch King of The Zombies The Black Actor was very funny Mantan Moreland is his name

[@kimberleyblair3392]

another great video Steve! thank you for all your hard work. love your channel!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, so much, kimberley!

[@imaniharrison6665]

Yes I remember the show..I’ve been watching reruns on KZbin..❤️

[@brianquilty687]

Amos and Andy was a show I really never watched. Most of these people in this video are unknown to me, but I found this very interesting all the same.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

you can still watch them on youtube. thanks, brian!

[@psychcorp4449]

Another extremely well researched video. Your dedication to enduring the long distances and uncomfortable temperatures is lauded. Always fun to see Casper's cameos. Hope your Mother is doing well. Stay safe and be well.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

because of having to take care of my mom, i probably won't be doing many of these longer videos for a while. and i see that very few viewers were interested in watching this one anyway. hopefully i can continue the shorter ones. thanks, PC!

[@josephschmidt4157]

Yes i watched it with my parents! Great show and actors!

[@clarencejacksonjr.]

My mother used to talk about Amos and Andy. She ordered some of their shows on VHS. That was when I started watching them. I also remember seeing one of the Randolph sisters on Sanford and Son. Thanks for sharing. Always look forward to your vids. Happy New Year!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i loved hearing that redd foxx was a fan of the show. thanks for sharing this with us, clarence!

[@malikmcclain7869]

Thank you so much for sharing this remarkable story of where our pioneers of Black stage and television are laid to rest. I am further amazed because I just finished watching Nick Stewart, the actor who played Lightnin on Amos and Andy, in the movie Silver Streak. With Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder, this may have been his last big screen appearance.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Malik. I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@NCReb69]

Thanks, Take care in that hot weather. Regards from NC I absolutely loved that series. I still watch it from time to time on DVD and I did often wonder what happened to the cast members.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

glad to hear you remember them. not sure how many would. thanks, NCR51!

[@tonycevallos7513]

I love your video's so much at times I don't want them to end.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Tony. That’s very nice to hear 😊👍

[@colleencrane4843]

As always very informative, a bit before my time, but so interesting, thank you Steve !

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

it's definitely an oldie! thanks, colleen.

[@ron100]

Hey Steve. Great to see you. Hope this year is as good as last.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

me too :-) thanks, ronald!

[@stevebetker829]

Thanks for sharing steve. It was a little while before my time too but I do remember the days when the freeways of southern California where there wasn't any traffic jams. Then came the stop lights to enter the freeways. Oh well. Lord bless you brother.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

yes, the good old days before those freeway onramp lights :-) thanks, steve!

[@davidmckinney6577]

I have heard of the show but I have never saw any of the episodes.. great vlog Steve I learned from your vlog.. thanks so much for the video my friend.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, david!

[@deloresboudreaux2755]

Great Show !

[@leroyellis3940]

Steve you really do a great job with your gravesite finds. Great research. Great content. Wonderful gentleman. I appreciate what you do.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thank you so much LeRoy! 😊👍

[@MrSpacejase]

One of the best shows ever! Love Amos and Andy

[@jessiesheppard6735]

yeah I remember all of the cast members used to watch this as kid

[@thegrimreaper1991]

Great video as always Steve happy new year 👍🏻

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, GR, and the same to you!

[@ladyelvis2024]

Great as always Steve happy new year ❤️❤️patxx

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks and same to you, LE!

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

Hey Steve thanks again for a wonderful video. I may have seen some bits of the show but not really any episodes that I remember. I love how you come across all these places and we learn so much about these people. Can't believe that one guy with all the songs that he wrote my God I played many of those in concert band when I was a kid. Also because of you I kind of know my way around Los Angeles now... LOL! California just seems so beautiful but I always hear the horror stories about the traffic. My goodness a 6 hour drive just to go a hundred miles... It really really must be bad as they say. I often complain about the traffic here in Florida but oh boy it sounds crazy in California... LOL. In any case thank you so much and it's wonderful to see that you're about to hit 30,000 subscribers. It should be 1 million! Thanks again Steve. See you later!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

lol, i recently heard that LA has the worst traffic in the entire world. i was not surprised to hear that. there's never a time, day or night, when the freeways are not busy. as for subscribers, it's surprisingly difficult to get them on youtube for most channels. with billions of viewers i wouldn't think it would be so difficult. i'm sure grateful for those i have. thanks, as always for sharing, alexander!

[@Karin-]

You're always very informative with your videos Steve, one of the many reasons I enjoy them so much. I think I've probably mentioned before that a lot of people mentioned, I've never heard of, maybe because they were before my time or maybe their shows were only shown in America, I don't know, but it's always nice to learn. Thanks again for another great video. :) ~Karin~

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

if you're curious, you can watch them on youtube. thanks, karen!

[@Karin-]

Thanks Steve and you're most welcome :)

[@antoinetteclarke1685]

Before my time thk u for the history

[@reneedennis2011]

Thank you for this video!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching Renee 😊👍

[@reneedennis2011]

@@TheGraveyardChannel You're welcome 😊!

[@mitchelldakelman7006]

Thank you or your fascinating video!

[@paulineveloza4945]

I know I watched re-runs, but do not remember it as much as others!! This was interesting TY!!

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Greetings from Texas. Steve this was a very interesting vlog. This was before my time but who hasn't heard of this show? It's a classic. Thanks for this memorable journey! 🙂

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, pamela!

[@cuddlebugcute609]

Howdy Pamela

[@stevebrown8368]

Remember from my young childhood

[@LawyerCalhoun1]

My favorite joke from the A and A TV show was, Kingfish and Andy were before a judge in court. The judge asked Andy how he met Mr Stevens. Andy's answer: "I was at a carnival, and wanted to see something that cost ten cents to enter. So, I reached in my back pocket for my wallet, and shook hands with Mr Stevens."

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

LOL, thanks for the laugh, Raymond :-)