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Kaye Kaiser – Kollege Of Musical Knowledge, When I Go For A Walk. ep74

Posted by By Keith April 13, 2024Posted inKaye Kaiser, Music
Unknown date. A rebroadcast for the boys in uniform from the old master of the Kollege of Musical Knowledge himself, Kaye Kaiser. Kaye offers some praise for the US Marines,…
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"Piano keys arranged in a wavy line."

Your Hit Parade – First Song, Dearly Beloved (#5, AFRS) 421121

Posted by By Keith April 8, 2024Posted inMusic, Your Hit Parade
Playlist Dearly Beloved, ranked: 5 When the Lights Go On Again, ranked: 4 Daybreak, ranked:9 Mr Five by Five, ranked: 6. Vocals by Joan Edwards, as this tune breaks into…
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Silhouettes of five musicians playing musical instruments against a glowing orange and yellow background - possibly a jazz band performing on stage.

Your Hit Parade – First Song, I’ve Got A Girl In Kalamazoo (#4). 421107

Posted by By Keith March 1, 2024Posted inMusic, Your Hit Parade
playlist I've Got a Gal in Kalamazoo, raked: 4. Vocals by Barry Wood. Sound of Love, ranked: 10. Vocals by Joan Edwards. Serenade in Blue, ranked: 5 An organ melody…
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"Piano keys arranged in a wavy line."

Jubilee (AFRS) Billy Eckstine, Sarah Vaughn. ep121, 450208

Posted by By Keith February 8, 2024Posted inJubilee, Music
hosted by Ernie whitman. Playlist: Billy Ebstien plays, Airmail Special. The Gene Kroopa Trio are onboard to play, Dark Eyes. followed by, My Blue Heaven. Sarah Vaughn joins Ernie for…
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"Dancing silhouettes" - A black and white image featuring the silhouettes of two people dancing together, captured in mid-motion. The figures are set against a light background and the lines of their bodies are sharp and angular. The woman's dress and the man's suit are clearly defined, while their faces are left blank, creating a sense of anonymity. The image evokes a feeling of joy and movement, as the couple appears to be lost in the rhythm of the dance.

Command Performance – Jack Benny, James Cagney. ep156, 441230

Posted by By Keith December 30, 2023Posted inCommand Performance, Music
Audio isn't so good. Jack Benny and Deanna Durbin talk about his recent USO tour to the South Pacific, and generally tell jokes and puns. Deanna sings, Walk Alone. Deanna…
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Chet Lauck and Norris Goff wearing a suit and tie smiling at the camera. Sitting in front of a radio microphone, one holding a script and the other adjusting his glasses -

Lum and Abner – Friday Night Sociable. (Date Unknown, 1933.)

Posted by By Keith December 28, 2023Posted inComedy, Lum and Abner
From an unknown date thought to be in 1933. One of the oldest surviving recordings from Lum and Abner. Sponsored by Ford. As we look in on Pine Ridge tonight,…
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Spike Jones – The Three Sons. 471205

Posted by By Keith December 5, 2023Posted inMusic, Spike Jones
Features Spike Jones, the City Slickers, and the Park Avenue Hillbilly, Dorothy Shea. Spike opens with, Yes We Have No Bananas. Spike talks with Dorothy about getting her Christmas gift.…
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Sons of the Pioneers (Teleways Transcriptions) ep1, First Song – On The Rhythm Range

Posted by By Keith November 17, 2023Posted inMusic, Sons of the Pioneers
Playlist: On The Rhythm Range. Swannee River (Carl Farr, Hugh Parks). Froggie Went a Courting. Beautiful Dreamer (Floyd Terryman). Song of the Rover.
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Spike Jones – Garry Moore. 450617

Posted by By Keith November 10, 2023Posted inMusic, Spike Jones
Hosted by Francis Langford and Spike Jones. Announcer is Ken Carpenter. Tonight's guest is Gary Moore. Playlist: I'm Beginning to See the Light. Francis Langford. Francis, Ken, and Spike talk…
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Your Hit Parade – First Song, Stop Beating Round The Mulberry Bush (#2). 381022

Posted by By Keith November 3, 2023Posted inMusic, Your Hit Parade
With a shift to a 30 minute format, this musical show features comedian WC Fields, and Al Goodman's orchestra. Playlist: Stop Beating Around the Mulberry Bush, ranked: 2 While a…
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