Vic and Sade – Top Picks (retro412)
As a special follow up episode of nearly a year ago, and in overcoming a few technical difficulties, this round table discussion is now available. Well, it's sort of a…
Amos and Andy – Making Sapphire Proud. 440107 (Retro Plus)
Another double feature of Amos and Andy with an early classic, followed by a later episode. First show: 1029Take off that shoe April 4, 1930. Andy shops for some new…
Command Performance – Bing Crosby, GI Jill, Ella Mae Morse. 450705 (retro404)
A Summer time treat for the approaching Christmas season and the chilly weather it brings. It's jukebox night for the military men who are serving overseas during the war. Here's…
Jubilee – Count Basie Teddy Wilson. 431130
In the absence of Ernie Whitman, a substitute announcer, carries the functions of emcee. Count Basey is introduced, and starts right in with the Wood Choppers Ball. Count Basy calls…
Fred Allen – BBC Take It Or Leave It, Gracie Fields. 421125.
After Fred and Arthur Godfrey poke fun with each other, the news of the week features a restriction on telegrams. A city ordinance on dogs, and some wartime humor gets…
Judy Canova – Back From Army Camp Pistol, Packin Mama. 431019 (Retro Intro)
Judy opens by telling a little about her recent visit to the Army base. Her maid, Geranium introduces the new band leader, Charles Dance, then Judy sings in her yodeling…
You Can’t Do Business with Hitler – Money Talks With A German Accent. ep12, 1942.
Audio is muffled, soft, and hard to hear. You might want to save this for a quiet time, and wear headphones. Germany has long had holdings in colonies in South…
Lights Out – Heavenly Jeep. 430504. (retro375).
During World War 2, an officer and his jeep driver race to their post with important messages. We learn that despite their differences in background, education, and place in life,…
Command Performance – Bob Hope, Lee Sweetland, Judy Garland, Johnny Mercer. 430403. (retro336).
Hosted by Bob Hope, who comes out with plenty of jokes about topics for the troops. Victory gardens, the birds and the bees, rationing, shortages, and women in factories. Lee…