Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Bye Bye Blues. ep21, 1939
From Fort Worth, Texas. The Hillbilly Boys are on the air. Playlist: Mickey and Horace take over to announce the number. Pat plays on his banjo, Bye Bye Blues. Leon…
GI Jive – Joe Turner Blues. ep414, 1943
Lou Crosby introduces the show and turns it over to the DJ to get thing started.
Jubilee – Jimmie Lunceford. ep86, 440621
Note: the date is approximate, and may be 440703. Hosted by Ernie Whitman. Jimmmy Lunceford plays a jazzy version of, Holiday for Strings. Maxine Sullivan talks with Ernie, then reads…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Darktown Strutters Ball. ep20, 1939
The Hillbilly Boys are on the air! Playlist: Leon and Horace sing, Dark Town Strutters Ball. Leon sings, My Cotton Pickin' Daughter. Pat talks about the unstable economy, and suggests…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Ned Kendall’s Horn Pipe. ep19, 1939
Playlist. Mickey plays a fiddle breakdown, Ned Kendals's Hornpipe. Pat talks about thrift and frugality as he plugs Hillbilly flour. Leon sings, The Moon Got in My Eye. Leon and…
GI Jive – First Song, Good Queen Bess. ep272, 1943
It's Navy Day, and well known actress,Carol Bruce is the resident DJ.
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Going Back To Texas. ep18, 1939
Playlist: Pat O'Daniels introduces Leon and Horace to sing, Going Back to Texas. Pat reads a letter from a listener, a high school girl who uses Hillbilly flour and tells…
Kay kaiser – Kollege of Musical Knowledge: Imagine You (Love, Love, Love). ep75
Unknown date, rebroadcast to our troops through the Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS). Tonight’s show is performed for the US Coast Guard as Kaye Kaiser jokes about the Coast Guardsmen…
Command Performance – Dinah Shore, Helen Forest. ep119, 440513
A show that is clearly mislabeled, but I'm posting it anyway. Connie Haines kicks right off to sing a song that will be in her next picture. But first, Bob…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Sing On Brother Sing. ep17, 1939
Playlist: Pat O'Daniel calls on Mickey Wickey, his brother to sing, Sing Brother Sing. Pat, in poetic style tells the benefit of starting the day with biscuits made from Hillbilly…