Project Page: PHIL HENDRIE







*The music on this website is protected by United States Copyright law. Copying, sharing or distributing of any kind is prohibited without the express written consent by the copyright holder. For more information, contact: info@hestermusic.com.
 Music:

Ted's of Beverly Hills (instrumental track) >>

Ted's of Beverly Hills (as heard on air) >>

Ted's of Beverly Hills (ringtone - download to put on your phone) >>

Untitled Phile Hendrie TV Project (demo 1) >>

Untitled Phile Hendrie TV Project (demo 2) >>

Untitled Phile Hendrie TV Project (demo 3) >>
(*co-written with James Guffee)


Project Info:

Eric has provided various music for the Phil Hendrie Show going back many years. Eric is most well known for writing the intentionally cheesy jingle for "Ted's of Beverly Hills." Phile also named a character after Eric.

The Phil Hendrie Show, a comedy talk radio program syndicated throughout North America on Premiere Radio Networks and on XM Satellite Radio. While The Phil Hendrie Show has become renowned for its unique and controversial guests, those guests are not real people at all—they are fictional characters created and portrayed by Hendrie.

Hendrie has also voiced characters in television and movies since 1999, including King of the Hill, Futurama, and in 2004, Team America: World Police. He has also been the star of two television pilots - a live-action sitcom for NBC, and an animated comedy for FOX - that were not picked up. His latest television endeavor is a supporting role on the upcoming sitcom Teachers, currently in production and scheduled to air March 28th on NBC.
Hendrie was married in 1997 to former radio talk show host Maria Sanchez. Hendrie helps raise Sanchez's four children from a previous marriage. The wedding was held at the Queen Mary and was broadcast live on KFI. Hendrie, according to comments he has made on his radio show, currently lives apart from his wife and children, but claims that this is not a separation and is actually the living arrangement of the future. Following moves to Minneapolis and then to Miami, Hendrie further developed his show and in 1996 moved to KFI, Los Angeles. In February of 2005, Hendrie was replaced by his flagship station in Los Angeles, KFI. His show has since been moved to XTRA Sports 570, KLAC.






Links:

The Official Phil Hendrie Website >>