Spike Jones – John Laurenz. 480130.
It's time for another Spotlight Review, featuring Spike Jones, the City Slickers, and the Park Avenue Hillbilly, Dorothy Shea. Playlist: Spike Jones starts off by playing, Hindustan. Dorothy talks with…
Mothers Best Flour – Why Don’t You Love Me. ep24, 510208.
Get your morning eggs and biscuits cooking, and enjoy a few early mlorning tunes from Hank Williams. Playlist: Hank williams sings, why Don't You Love Me Like You Used To…
Spike Jones – Buddy Clark. 480102.
Introduced by Mike Wallace, Spike opens with, Yes We Have No Bananas. Spike introduces radio's Woman of the Year, and park Avenue Hillbilly, Dorothy Shea. Spike jokes with her about…
Mothers Best Flour – Wedding Bells. ep23, 510207.
Toss some eggs in the skillet, pop biscuits in the oven, and let Hank Williams help cook up some country favorites to get your day started. Playlist: Hank Williams sings,…
Spike Jones – Mel Torme. 480409.
Playlist: Spike Jones opens with, Yes Sir That's My Baby. Spike comments about Detroit, where the show is broadcast from this week, and the auto industry. Dorothy talks with Spike…
Mothers Best – At The First Fall Of Snow. ep22, 510206.
It's time for that Lovesick Blues boy to croon to you as you enjoy a big hotplate of your morning biscuits. Playlist: Hank Williams sings, the First Fall of Snow.…
Retro Original – Springtime Medley. 2012-04-30. (retro392).
Get ready for a show that's all music. In honor of Spring time, my Retrobot, Tom, has put together this presentation that he wants to share. Enjoy. Playlist: Eddy Duchen…
Mothers Best Flour – Dear John. ep21, 510205.
Heat up a big plate of biscuits, and tune in some classic country music to start your day with Hank Williams and his crew. Playlist: Hank Williams sings, Dear John.…
bigband Serenade ep11 – Henry Bassey, 1935. (retro374).
A repodcast of a Bigband Serenade episode, produced by Dennis Humphrey back in 2005. I make a few comments before playing the episode in it's entirety as it appeared on…
Melody Roundup – Lum and Abner Double Feature. (retro326).
Dates are unknown and could have ranged from 1942 through around 1948 or so. My guess is from somewhere right in the middle of that time frame. Similar to other…