Hillbilly Boys – First Song, Down The River Of Golden Dreams. ep38, 1939.
Audio is a bit low and muffled. Playlist: Leon and Horace sing, Down the River of Golden Dreams. Pat plugs the sponsor product, and asks listeners to write in. The…
GI Jive – Rhumboogie. ep509.
Playlist: An unnamed band blays, and an unnamed female vocalist sings, Rhumboogie. Hellen Forrest maybe? Delta Rhythm Boys sing, Take the A Train. A plug for taking self improvement corespondense…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song Under The Moon. ep37, 1939.
Playlist: Horace sings, Get Out and Get Under the Moon. Pat reads a fan letter that plugs the sponsor. Leon and Horace sing, Happy Cowboy. Mickey leads off as te…
GI Jive – Harry James – Back Beat Boogie. ep466.
Playlist: Harry James plays, Backbeat Boogie. Andrews Sisters sing, the Strip Polka. News item about a supply Sergeant. Benny Carter plays a jazzy, swinging tune. Hellen Forrest sings, Shady Lady…
GI Jive – Harry James – Back Beat Boogie. ep466.
Playlist: Harry James plays, Backbeat Boogie. Andrews Sisters sing, the Strip Polka. News item about a supply Sergeant. Benny Carter plays a jazzy, swinging tune. Hellen Forrest sings, Shady Lady…
Kaye Kaiser – Kollege Of Musical Knowledge – Comedy Of Errors. 471206.
Kaye has converted his Kollege of Musical Knowledge into a commercial quiz program. Using a new feature called, Comedy of Errors, the format of his earlier shows is similar, but…
Hillbilly Boys – First Song Rural Rhythm. ep36, 1939.
Playlist: Pat O'Daniel introduces Horace and Leon to sing, Rural Rhythm. Pat pitches the sponsors product. Leon sings, Marjie. Mickey Wickey introduces Pat as he plays his banjo to the…
GI Jive – Benny Goodman – Lets Dance. ep465.
Playlist: Benny Goodman plays, Let's Dance. Henry Bussy plays, Hurry Home. Erskine Hawkins plays, Tuxedo Junction. Maxine Sullivan sings, Cow Cow Boogie.
GI Jive – Eddie Miller – Shortnin Bread. ep, 460.
The AEF jukebox of the air. Ann Rutheford is the guest DJ, and she has a selection of tunes to play.
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…