Command Performance – Burns and Allen. 420423
Hosted by Pat O'Bryan, he shares a few words of greeting from the mail bag then introduces Sammy Kaye. Sammy sings, Dear Mom. Slapsie Maxie Rosenberg, a champion boxer turned…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Wabash Blues. ep14, 939.
Playlist: Mickey Wickey plays, Wabash Blues. Horace sings, Four Leaf Clover. Pat tells about all the school girls learning to cook, and doing it with Hillbilly flour. Leon and Horace…
Command Performance – Fred Warreng, Joe Lewis. ep2, 420309
Playlist: Hosted by bandleader, Fred Waring. Fred's band, the Pennsylvanians sing, Buckle Down Windsocky. Joe E Lewis is on hand to joke around about matters of love. He also sings,…
Command Performance – Fred Allen, Kenny Baker. ep4, 420318
In response to letters from servicemen Fred Allen hosts the show. Fred gives an update on how the Benny-Allen feud is going. Which of course includes plenty of jabs at…
Jubilee – Count Basie, and Ann Moore. ep141, 450723
Playlist After an introduction by Ernie Whitman, Count Basie gets busy with his classic, the Basie Boogie. Ann Moore sings, What Can I Say Dear After I Say I'm Sorry.…
Jubilee – Tiny Bradshaw, Jack Benny. 440117
Hosted by Ernie Whitman. Tiny Bradshaw sings, Hit that Jive Jack. Next is that hit, Willie Floyd singing, Do Nothing Til You Here from Me. Pianist, Dorothy Donogan plays, Tea…
Spike Jones – Dinning Sisters. 471121
Tonight's guest is the Denning Sisters, but first... Spike Jones and the City Slickers perform, Miriam. Dorothy Shea talks with Spike about her ancestors who were prominent historical figures, and…
Command Performance – Bob Hope, Betty Hutton, Judy Garland, Jimmy Durante, Lana Turner. 431113
Bob Hope is the host for the show. He jokes about his recent travels to military bases, life in the barracks, Chow Hall food, and more. Bob dips into the…
Jubilee – Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong. 431018 (Retro Intro)
This is it, the first anniversary show of Jubilee. As talked about on last week's show. It's so jam packed with favorites from the year, there's almost no time for…
Andrews Sisters – one meat ball , circa 1942
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