Re: Onesies and Twosies

by Wildcat44 12/28/2021, 3:36 pm

From Goldindex

Sing For Your Supper. 1949. WSM, Nashville. American Ace Coffee. The first tune is, "Careless Hands.". Owen Bradley and The Skyriders, Snooky Lanson, Dottie Dillard, Grant Turner (announcer), Minnie Pearl (American Ace jingle).

Sing For Your Supper. May 25, 1949. WSM, Nashville. American Ace Coffee. The first tune is, "Someone Like You.". Owen Bradley and The Skyriders, Snooky Lanson, Dottie Dillard, Grant Turner (announcer).

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by Wildcat44 12/28/2021, 5:09 pm

One more Sing Along with the Landt Trio

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by Wildcat44 12/29/2021, 8:14 am

From Goldindex

Sing Before Breakfast. July 06, 1942. An NBC audition recording. The first tune is, "Skylark.". Buddy Clark, Skitch Henderson, Kitty Kallen, Larry Keating (announcer)

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by pnussbaum 12/29/2021, 4:06 pm

I'm not sure if anyone else has this problem, but I receive notices from the board sporadically and, as during the holidays and my natural absentmindedness, I oftentimes forget to check the Frank Coopersmith Room. Thus, I miss shows and have to depend on the indulgence of Cobaltians to help me out.
In this case, I'd like to ask Wildcat if it would be possible to share the Our Stake in the War programs I don't have. I got the ones posted here and also have:

42-03-26 WNYC Our Stake in The War - Freedom of Religion
42-05-14 WNYC Our Stake in The War – The War and The American Standard of Living

I'd appreciate it if I could get any other programs in the series.
Thanks, Clubbers! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Or as Jan Masaryk and my Grandpa August would say:
Veselé Vánoce a šťastný nový rok!

by Wildcat44 12/29/2021, 8:44 pm

Pnussbaum

I’m out of town until Monday. If they aren’t up by then I’ll post what I have.

by pnussbaum 12/29/2021, 10:14 pm

Thanks, Wildcat. Have a good New Year's celebration.

by lasombra 12/30/2021, 8:45 pm

Has this one been posted before?
Afrs 047 By The People Forest Fire 10-28-56

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by lasombra 12/31/2021, 2:38 pm

HAPPY NEW YEAR to all!

Silver Sails 1st poem Happiness

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by bicho 1/1/2022, 5:56 pm

what a swingin´ orchestra ina ray hutton´s was! thanks for this broadcast and a happy new year!

Keep boppin´
marcel

Wildcat44 wrote:Ina Ray Hutton

There seems to be a repeat of Blue Skies in the middle. ????

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by Wildcat44 1/2/2022, 6:38 pm

pnussbaum

Here is Our Stake in the War

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by Wildcat44 1/2/2022, 6:41 pm

From Goldindex

The Shorty Thompson Show. Radiozark syndication. Ford Tractor, Dearborn Equipment. An audition program. The first tune is, "The Timber Trail." The program sounds as if it was from the early 1950's. Penny Nichols sings (and yodels), "Out On The Montana Plains" (which is the same tune as, "Out On The Texas Plains"). The Matthews Quartet is an excellent gospel group. Penny Nichols (yodeler); Shorty Thompson (host); The Matthews Quartet;.

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THE THOMPSONS
Olie Head
Odie Head – “Shorty Thompson”

This married country duo came out of Nebraska into the Denver area sometime in the early 1940’s. Their son was born in Denver in 1943 and obituaries for Wayne says he spent his “boyhood” in Denver. Odie and Olivia performed as a country duo around the Denver area as “Shorty and Sue Thompson” and hosted radio programs in Nebraska and later after departing Colorado in Springfield, Missouri.

Shorty Thompson recorded a few singles on Denver’s Ace Record label . Earlier, Shorty had performed as a member of the “Tall Timber Boys”. While in Denver he recorded solo on the Ace record label. Some have attributed this release as being from the mid 1950’s but this is quite unlikely. Ace Records was listed as an entity in Billboard magazine in a June, 1948 edition. Since Shorty’s release is Ace catalog number “001” it is highly likely that this record was indeed released in 1948 or 1949. It would be quite unusual for 78 RPM’s to be stamped as late as the mid 1960’s although not impossible.

by pnussbaum 1/2/2022, 7:22 pm

Thank you, Wildcat!

by Wildcat44 1/3/2022, 10:26 am

CBS Special Report - Russia's Atomic tests 1949

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by Wildcat44 1/4/2022, 12:57 pm

Books in Profile

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by BobbyP 1/4/2022, 3:15 pm

Wildcat44 wrote:Books in Profile

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"On the Road" and "Room at the Top" should be dated October 31, 1957.

"America As a Civilization" should be dated January 2, 1958.

by lasombra 1/4/2022, 9:39 pm

World In Music xxxxxx AF0233 Nicaragua

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by Wildcat44 1/5/2022, 9:11 am

From Goldindex

Over The Back Fence. WSM, Nashville. Sustaining. David Cobb.

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by Wildcat44 1/6/2022, 8:46 am

Saturday Sports Special - Mel Allen

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by lasombra 1/6/2022, 11:31 am

President Vargas' Birthday 4-18-42

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by Wildcat44 1/6/2022, 4:16 pm

Music By New Americans
This program was a showcase for European Jewish refugee performers who survived 'the Hitler terror' a.k.a, the Holocaust. It was broadcast by WNYC under the auspices of the United Service For New Americans, a social welfare organization founded in 1946 to aid concentration camp survivors who often had no other family members.

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by Wildcat44 1/7/2022, 12:06 pm

Al's Jive Til Five - partial

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by Wildcat44 1/7/2022, 12:24 pm

From Goldindex

Noontime Neighbors. November 04, 1950. WSM, Nashville. Sustaining. The first tune is, "Dime A Dozen.". John McDonald (co-host), Andy Wilson (co-host), Annie Lou, Danny Dill, Mac McGar (fiddler), A. E. Puckett, Owen Bradley and His Noontime Neighbor Band

Plus 3

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by Wildcat44 1/8/2022, 12:25 pm

Keep em Rolling - 3 I didn't have.

I have 6 others

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by pnussbaum 1/8/2022, 4:59 pm

Thanks for Keep 'em Rolling, Wildcat. I had six as well, probably the same ones:

42-04-05-MBS-Keep-Em-Rolling-22-Anthem-In-The-Sky-Tyrone-Power-Merle-Oberon
42-04-12-MBS-Keep-Em-Rolling-23-The-Captain-from-Connecticut-Myrna-Loy
42-04-19-MBS-Keep-Em-Rolling-24-I-Wonder-If-They-Know-John-Garfield
42-05-03-MBS-Keep-Em-Rolling-26-This-Precious-Freedom-Erich-Von-Stroheim
42-05-10-MBS-Keep-Em-Rolling-27-The-Snow-Goose-Anna-Neagle
42-05-17-MBS-Keep-Em-Rolling-28-Joe-Smith-American-Charles-Bickford

Mr. Golden says there are another three floating in the ether.

by Wildcat44 1/8/2022, 5:11 pm

pnussbaum

Yes they are the ones that I have. Somebody must have the rest.

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