Abbot and Costello – Marlene Dietrich. 421015
Bud and Lou talk about car pooling and rationing, then about Lou's date with Connie at a football game. Ken Niles wants more lines, and demonstrates his tallents. Connie introduces…
Spike Jones – From Santa Monica. ep11, 450812.
Ken Carpenter announces. Francis Langford sings, I Said It Again. Ken, Francis, and Spike talk about the skimpy bathing suits that are all the rage this year. Spike's band performs…
Mail Call – Victor Borje. 1945 (retro469)
Opens with a tune by the Charioteers, Goucho Serenade. Normally, the show has a variety of acts, but Victor carries the whole show with his unique style of humor and…
Lone Ranger – Two For Fuzzy. 450704.
The pools in the canyon contained only stagnant water, and wasn't a desireable place to set up camp. Dan, Tonto, and the Lone Ranger observe the pioneer group, and recognize…
Lone Ranger – Mad Murdock. 450627.
Jim Murdock was a strange man, and his number of friends were rapidly in decline. His entire life was for his general store, and his daughter Jessie. He was unconcerned…
Boston Blackie – Blackies Car Kills A Woman. 450716 (RETRO430)
When Blackie takes his car to his mechanic, he learns the hard way that the automobile was used in a hit and run that killed a woman the night before.…
Judy Canova – Judy In New York. ep40, 451201
Judy opens with her hit song, featuring her unique yodelling style, Rome Wasn't Built in a Day. Though they're already in New York, we join Judy in the train station…
Judy Canova – Gurgle Soda Pop Contest. 451110
Judy Opens with a song filled with her trademark yodelling style, Ma He's Making Eyes at Me. Geranium talks with Judy about a contest. The winner of drinking the most…
Judy Canova – Judy And The Saxophone. 451103
Audio starts out dragging, but picks right up to speed. Judy opens with the hit song, Gotta Be This or That. To augment her vocal talents, judy has decided to…
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.…