Radiola | Discography

History

J. David Goldin established Radio Yesteryear in 1965 as a mail order company offering tapes of classic radio broadcasts to collectors. In 1970, after much success in packaging these materials for release by other record labels, he created Radiola Records as the first label devoted to reissuing radio broadcasts. Radiola, and its sister label Sandy Hook Records, went on to issue more than 300 releases on vinyl (and later cassettes and compact discs as well). These releases covered a wide range of content first broadcast during the Golden Age of Radio, from spoken word drama and comedy, to variety and music programming.

Dave Goldin’s efforts were vastly influential in saving and popularizing these radio programs for old and new audiences everywhere to enjoy. In 1998, he sold his businesses.The master recordings and intellectual property of Radiola, Sandy Hook Records, and Radio Yesteryear were acquired by RSPT LLC in 2007.

Discography

Radiola Records. Program #4MR-3. “The Story Of The Shadow”. Walter Gibson (creator of “The Shadow”), Rosa Rio (organist on “The Shadow”), Charles Michelson (syndicator of “The Shadow”), Eli Segal (writer, co-producer of “The Story Of The Shadow”), J. David Goldin (co-producer, editor of “The Story Of The Shadow”), Bret Morrison, Grace Matthews, Gertrude Warner, Ken Roberts, Andre Baruch, Sidney Slon, Anthony Tollin, Gerard MacLeod (narrator). 4 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #1187. “Jurassic Radio”. 75 minutes.
Radiola Records. Program #1183. “Sunset Boulevard”. 55:01 minutes.
Radiola Records. Program #4CMR-4. “Amos ‘n’ Andy”. Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll. 4 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #174-175. “One Night Stand”. Commercial release Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #176-177. “One Night Stand”. Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #178-179. “One Night Stand”. Artie Shaw and His Orchestra. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #180-181. “One Night Stand”. The Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #170-171. “One Night Stand”. Benny Goodman and His Orchestra. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #172-173. “One Night Stand”. Harry James and His Orchestra. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #3MR-4. “The Return Of The Bickersons”. Don Ameche, Frances Langford. 3 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #170. “Themes Like Old Times”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #3MR-3. “Swingin’ Sisters On The Air”. 3 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #168. “Hercule Poirot”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #169. “Maxwell House Coffee Time”. George Burns, Gracie Allen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #167. “Ripley’s Believe It Or Not”. Robert Ripley. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #165. “Around The World in Eighty Days”. Orson Welles. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #166. “The Stan Freberg Show”. Stan Freberg. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #163. “The Naked Microphone”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #164. “The Tommy Dorsey Show”. Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #161. “Those Fabulous Busby Berkeley Musicals (on Radio!). Commercial release Busby Berkeley. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #162. “Bela Lugosi Meets Alfred Hitchcock (On The Radio!)”. Bela Lugosi, Alfred Hitchcock. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #160. “Glenn Miller Goes To War”. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #157. “Charlie McCarthy Rides Again!”. Edgar Bergen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #158-159. “Fanny Brice On Radio”. Fanny Brice. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #71. “Iwo Jima”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #155. “A Star Is Born”. Judy Garland. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #3MR-2. Al Jolson Radio Rarities. Commercial release Al Jolson. 3 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #156. “Grand Ole You-Know-What “. 62 minutes.
Radiola Records. Program #154. “Ingrid Bergman On Radio”. Ingrid Bergman. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #153. “The Paleface,” “My Favorite Brunette”. Bob Hope. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #152. “The Adventures Of Charlie Chan,” “Mr. Moto”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #151. “The 1960’s: The Age Of Anxiety”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #4MR-2. “Classic Country-Western”. 4 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #4MR-1. “Movie Stars On Radio”. 4 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #3MR-1. “The Sweet Bands On The Air”. 3 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #148. “Lost Horizon”. Ronald Colman. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #149. “Pop Singers On The Air!”. Perry Como, Vic Damone, Eddie Fisher, Dick Haymes, The Andrews Sisters. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #150. “The Adventures Of Superman”. Bud Collyer. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #147. “The Jack Benny Show”. Jack Benny. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #145. “The Count Of Monte Cristo”. Orson Welles.1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #146. “The Fred Allen Show”. Fred Allen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #144. “The True Life Story of Tom Mix,” “Tales from the Diamond K”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #142. “The New Burns and Allen Show”. George Burns, Gracie Allen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #143. “The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes”. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #141. “Ernest Tubb,” “T. Texas Tyler,” “Eddy Arnold”. Eddy Arnold, Ernest Tubb and His Texas Troubadors, T. Texas Tyler. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #139. “1984”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #140. “The Strange Dr. Weird”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #138. “Let’s Pretend,” “Smilin’ Ed McConnell’s Buster Brown Gang”. Ed McConnell. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #136. “Mary Martin and Noel Coward…Together With Music”. Mary Martin, Noel Coward. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #137. “The Blue Dahlia,” “Call Northside 777″. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #135. “Buck Privates”. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #134. “The Rarest Amos ‘n Andy”. Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #132. “Clark Gable On Radio”. Clark Gable. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #133. “Folk Music Radio”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #129. “Little Orphan Annie”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #130-131. “Tarzan On The Radio”. 2 1/4 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #128. “The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe/The Adventures of Ellery Queen”. Sydney Greenstreet. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #127. “Knute Rockne, All American”. Pat O’Brien, Ronald Reagan. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #125. “Boris Karloff In The Inner Sanctum”. Boris Karloff. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #126. “Mae West On The Chase and Sanborn Hour”. Mae West. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #124. “The Interplanetary Adventures of Flash Gordon”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #122. “The Story Behind My Fair Lady/Guys And Dolls”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #123. “That Was That Was The Week That Was”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #121. “Mario Lanza On Radio”. Mario Lanza. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #119. “The Life Of Riley”. William Bendix. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #120. “The Great Depression”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #118. “Ronald Reagan On Radio”. Ronald Reagan. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #116. “The Littlest Rebel”. Shirley Temple. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #117. “Donovan’s Brain”. Grammy Award Winner. Orson Welles. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #115. “The Bickersons”. Don Ameche, Frances Langford. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #114. “A Christmas Carol”. Lionel Barrymore, Orson Welles. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #112-113. “The Fats Waller Story”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #110. “Concentration Camp Horrors”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #111. “Jack Benny vs. Fred Allen”. Jack Benny, Fred Allen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #108. “Red Skelton’s Radio Rogues Gallery”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #109. “The Wizard Of Oz”. Judy Garland. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #104. “Laurel and Hardy On The Air”. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #105. “The Greatest Story Ever Told”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #106. “Pride Of The Yankees”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #107. “Tribute To Irving Berlin”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #102. “Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis”. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #103. “Yankee Doodle Dandy” and “Strawberry Blonde”. James Cagney. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #101. “War Of The Worlds”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #100. “Command Performance, Victory Extra”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #99. “Casablanca/Casbah”. Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Tony Martin. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #96. “Fractured Fairy Tales With Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy”. Edgar Bergen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #97. “Marx Movie Madness”. The Marx Brothers. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #98. The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet/The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show. Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Nelson, Phil Harris, Alice Faye. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #94. “Murder My Sweet”. Dick Powell. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #95. “Timex All-Star Jazz Show”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #91. “The Maltese Falcon”. Humphrey Bogart. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #92-93. “Frankenstein”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #88-89. “Adolph Hitler Is On The Air”. Adolf Hitler. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #90. “I Love Lucy/My Favorite Husband”. Lucille Ball. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #85. “The Mercury Theatre…Treasure Island”. Orson Welles. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #86. “The Adventures Of Sam Spade”/”The Line-Up”. Howard Duff. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #87. “Rock ‘n Roll Radio”. Alan Freed. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #83. “The Texaco Star Theatre With Fred Allen”. Fred Allen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #84. “Arthur Godfrey and His Talent Scouts”. Arthur Godfrey. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #80. “Jimmy Durante On Radio”. Jimmy Durante. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #81. “The Lone Ranger”. Brace Beemer. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #82. “The Fat Man”/”The Thin Man”. J. Scott Smart. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #76. “Tokyo Rose”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #77. “The Thin Man”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #78-79. “The Radio Yesteryear Scrapbook Of Soap Operas”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #74. “Amos `n’ Andy”. Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #75. “Kay Kyser”. Kay Kyser. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #72. “Groucho On Radio!”. Groucho Marx. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #73. “The Shadow”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #68. “The Horn Blows At Midnight”. Jack Benny. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #69. “Country-Western Radio”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #70. “The Jazz Singer”. Al Jolson. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #66. “The Magic Radio”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #67. “The Green Hornet”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #62-63. “I Love A Mystery”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #64. “Uncle Miltie On Radio”. Milton Berle. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #65. “Stagecoach”. John Wayne. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #58. “Gangbusters”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #59. “Dragnet”. Jack Webb. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #60. “The Bob Hope Radio Show”. Bob Hope. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #61. “Suspense”. Humphrey Bogart, Frank Lovejoy. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #54. “Radio Super Heroes At War”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #55. “Fibber McGee and Molly”. Jim Jordan, Marian Jordan. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #56. “The Lone Ranger,” “Have Gun Will Travel”. Brace Beemer, John Dehner. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #57. “Jackie Gleason On Radio”. Jackie Gleason. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #50-51. “The First Esquire All-American Jazz Concert”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #52. “It Pays To Be Ignorant,” “Can You Top This?”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #53. “The Shadow”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #49. “Magnificent Rogue…The Adventures Of W. C. Fields”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #47. “Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons,” “Mr. and Mrs. North”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #48. “Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch,” “Hopalong Cassidy”. Gene Autry, William Boyd. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #44. “The Road To Hollywood”. Bing Crosby, Bob Hope. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #45-46. “The Jack Benny Story”. Jack Benny. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #43. “Bulldog Drummond,” “Boston Blackie”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #42. “Tommy Dorsey On Radio,” “Eddie Condon’s Jazz Concert”. Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, Eddie Condon. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #40. “Judy Garland On Radio”. Judy Garland. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #41. “Suspense: Till Death Do Us Part,” “Escape: Bloodbath”. Peter Lorre, Vincent Price. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #39. “Baby Snooks and Daddy”. Fanny Brice, Hanley Stafford. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #37. “The Whistler,” “The Mysterious Traveler”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #38. “Who’s On First? Abbott and Costello On Radio!”. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #36. “The Immortal Sherlock Holmes”. Orson Welles. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #35. “Grand Central Station” and “The Firstnighter Program”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #34. “Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy”. Edgar Bergen, Marilyn Monroe. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #33. “The Andrews Sisters Show” and “The Andrews Sisters On Radio”. The Andrews Sisters. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #29-30. “Jack Benny vs. Fred Allen”. Jack Benny, Fred Allen. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #31. “1945-1946 New Year’s Radio Dancing Party”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #32. “Gunsmoke” and “The Roy Rogers Show”. Roy Rogers, William Conrad. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #27. “Lights Out” and “The Witch’s Tale”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #28. “The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show”. George Burns, Gracie Allen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #25-26. “The Amos ‘n’ Andy Story”. Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #23. “Big Town,” and “The Big Story”. Edward G. Robinson. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #24. “Duffy’s Tavern” and “My Friend Irma”. Ed Gardner, Marie Wilson. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #21-22. “Radio Cliff Hangers”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #17-18. “Hollywood Is On The Air”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #19. “Joe Louis vs. Jack Sharkey,” “Babe Ruth”. Babe Ruth, Joe Louis, Lou Gehrig. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #20. “The Great Gildersleeve,” “Our Miss Brooks”. Harold Peary, Eve Arden. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #16. “Inner Sanctum,” “The Hermit’s Cave”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #12. “X Minus One,” “Beyond Tomorrow”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #13-14. “Radio Band Remotes”. 2 hours.
Radiola Records. Program #15. “The Aldrich Family,” “Life With Luigi”. Ezra Stone, J. Carrol Naish. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #9. “Three Skeleton Key,” “The Thing On The Fourble Board”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #10. “The Spike Jones Show,” “Vic and Sade”. Spike Jones and The City Slickers, Bernardine Flynn, Art Van Harvey. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #11. “Mr. District Attorney,” “The FBI In Peace and War”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #7. “To Have and Have Not”. Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #8. “Down In Allen’s Alley”. Fred Allen. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #5. “Sherlock Holmes,” “Mr. Chameleon”. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #6. “Capt. Midnight,” “Jack Armstrong,” “Dick Tracy,” “Buck Rogers”. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #3. “Leinengen vs. The Ants”/”Sorry Wrong Number”. Agnes Moorehead. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #4. “The Amos ‘n’ Andy Show”/”Truth Or Consequences”. Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll, Ralph Edwards. 1 hour.
Radiola Records. Program #1. “Jest Like Old Times”. Excerpts of old comedy radio shows. Bert Lahr, Billy Jones, Ernie Hare, Jack Pearl, F. Chase Taylor, Budd Hulick (Stoopnagle and Budd, Ed Wynn), Edgar Bergen, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Joe Penner, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Fanny Brice. 57:25 minutes.
Radiola Records. Program #2. “Son Of Jest Like Old Times”. Excerpts of old comedy radio shows. Jimmy Durante, Eddie Cantor, Jack Benny, Fred Allen. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2126. “The Crepitation Contest”. 38:01 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2124. “The Last Flight On The Hindenberg”. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2123. “Laurel and Hardy: Another Fine Mess”. 56:15 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2122. “Gershwin…From Tim Pan Alley To Broadway”. 57:33.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2121. “Betty Boop”. 56:48 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2102. “The Benny Goodman Camel Caravans”. Benny Goodman and His Orchestra. 53 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2115. “Uncle Dave’s 78 rpm Nostalgia Party”.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #4CSH-2. “Sherlock Holmes: Tales From Baker Street”. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 4 hours.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2118. “Frankie and The Big Bands”. Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra. 57 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2119. “Nat King Cole: ‘Riffin’ At The Barbecue'”. Nat King Cole. 56 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2120. “The Return Of Rosie The Riveter”. 58 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #4CSH-1. “Jack Benny Presents: ‘Golden Memories Of Radio'”. Jack Benny. 176:06 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2111. “Jelly Roll Morton”. Jelly Roll Morton. 52 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2112. “The Twenties Roar Again”. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2113. “Bluegrass Classics: 1948-1948″. 44 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2114. “Girl Crazy”. 44 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2116. “To Be Perfectly…Frank”. Frank Sinatra.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2117. “Naughty Nostalgia”.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2106. “Dizzy Gillespie At Birdland”. Dizzy Gillespie. 42 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2107. “The Singing Fool”. Al Jolson. 56 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2108. “Woody Herman and His First Herd”. Woody Herman and His Orchestra. 39 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2109. “Peggy Lee On Radio”. Peggy Lee. 38 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2110. “Swing Out With The Boswell Sisters”. The Boswell Sisters. 39 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2100. “World War II: An Original Cast Album”. 61 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2101. “Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy: Together Again”. Nelson Eddy, Jeanette MacDonald. 55 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2104. “Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs”. Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs. 53 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2105. “1929 and All That Jazz”. 49 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2097. “The Jugglin’ Jive Of Fats Waller”. Fats Waller. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2098. “Mae West On The Air!”. Mae West. 56 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2099. “Follow The Fleet”. Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. 43 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2093. “Stagedoor Canteen”. 52 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2091. “Black Rhythm Radio”. 45 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2094. “Harry James and His Big Band”. Harry James and His Orchestra. 44 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2095. “Blue Skies”. Bing Crosby. 48 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2096. “Hitler’s Inferno”. 59 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2092. “Louis Armstrong All-Stars”. Louis Armstrong. 51 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2103. “The Unlighted Road,” “I’m A Fool”. James Dean. 56 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #3SH-1. “Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy”. Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy. 2 hours 40 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2089. “Great Voices On Radio Volume II”. 47 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2090. “Springtime In The Rockies,” “Sweet Rosie O’Grady”. 51 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2087. “The Swingin’ Years”. 50 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2088. “Born To Dance”. 49 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2086. “The Hoosier Hot Shots”. The Hoosier Hot Shots. 47 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2084. “The Ink Spots On The Air!”. The Ink Spots. 50 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2085. “Kate Smith On The Air”. Kate Smith. 56 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2082. “Radio Dance Bands”. 50 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2083. “On the Avenue,” “Thanks a Million”. 61 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2080. “Till The Clouds Roll By”. 66 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2081. “Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra”. Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra. 43 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2078. “Doris Day With Les Brown and His Orchestra”. Doris Day, Les Brown and His Orchestra. 45 minute.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2079. “Jolie Live In ’35!”. Al Jolson. 42 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2076. “Legends Of The Musical Stage”. 42 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2077. “Babes In Arms”. Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland. 45 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2074. “Rose Of Washington Square,” “Good News”. 67 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2075. “The Coca Cola Victory Parade Of Spotlight Bands”. 53 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2073. “Spike Jones and His City Slickers”. Spike Jones and The City Slickers. 46 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2072. “G. I. Jive Volume I…The Best Of The V-Discs”. 53 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2071. “The End Of The Big Band Era”. 45 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2070. “Hello Frisco, Hello!”. 41 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2069. “Hot Jazz Piano Roll Hall Of Fame”. 42 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2068. “Black Jazz and Blues”. 42 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2067. “Tony Bennett Meets Gene Krupa”. Tony Bennett, Gene Krupa. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2065. “Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra”. Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra. 50 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2066. “Billie Sings The Blues”. Billie Holiday. 50 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2063. “The Mills Brothers”. The Mills Brothers. 41 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2064. “The Dave Brubeck Quartet”. The Dave Brubeck Quartet. 39 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2062. “Academy Award Winners On The Air”. 43 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2061. “Roberta”. Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. 44 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2059. “The Marx Brothers In ‘The Cocoanuts'”. The Marx Brothers. 39 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2060. “Ethel Waters: Who Said Blackbirds Are Blue?”. Ethel Waters. 59 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2058. “Singing Sex Symbols Of The Airwaves”. 38 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2056. “Uncle Dave’s 78 rpm Nostalgia Party #3″. 48 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2057. “Swing Into Spring”. Benny Goodman. 42 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2055. “Uncle Sam Presents Captain Glenn Miller”. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. 58 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2053. “Judy Garland In Annie Get Your Gun”. Judy Garland. 37 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2054. “The Nat “King” Cole Show”. Nat King Cole. 40 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2052. “Dick Tracy In B Flat”. Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Dinah Shore. 54 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2051. “Ella Fitzgerald and Her Orchestra”. Ella Fitzgerald and Her Orchestra. 48 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2050. “Louis Armstrong: Live In Concert”. Louis Armstrong. 43 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2048. “Dick Powell: Rare Recordings 1934 to 1951″. Dick Powell. 44 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2049. “The Bells Of St. Mary’s/Holiday Inn”. Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2047. “Joe Venuti: Hot Swing Fiddler”. Joe Venuti. 49 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2045. “Star Spangled Rhythm”. 46 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2046. “Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra”. Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra. 49 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2044. “Hit-Of-The-Week Dance Date”. 46 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2043. “Anything Goes/Panama Hattie”. Ethel Merman. 52 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2041. “Great Voices On Radio”. 54 1/4 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2042. “Ginger Rogers: Rare Recordings 1930 To 1972″. Ginger Rogers. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2040. “Frank Sinatra, Rare Recordings 1935 To 1970″. Frank Sinatra. 48 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2039. “Eddie Cantor On The Silver Screen”. Eddie Cantor. 51 1/2 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2037. “Stormy Weather”. 39 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2038. “Russ Columbo On The Air”. Russ Columbo. 46 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2035. “This Is The Army”. 64 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2036. “Deep Throat”. Linda Lovelace. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2032. “Your Hit Parade”. 41 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2033. “Ruth Etting”. Ruth Etting. 38 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2034. “One Night Stand With Russ Morgan and His Orchestra”. Russ Morgan and His Orchestra. 45 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2027. “The Thirties Girls”. 38 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2028. “Swing Time” and “Shall We Dance”. 53 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2029. “Duke Ellington At The Cotton Club”. Duke Ellington. 35 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2030. “Al Jolson On The Silver Screen”. Al Jolson. 68 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2031. “Benny Goodman…Let’s Dance”. Benny Goodman and His Orchestra. 45 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2026. “Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra”. Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra. 58 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2023. “Guy Lombardo On The Air”. Guy Lombardo. 44 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2024. “Anchor’s Aweigh”. Frank Sinatra. 35 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2025. “Sweethearts”. Nelson Eddy, Jeanette MacDonald. 48 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2021. “Jack Teagarden On The Air”. Jack Teagarden. 50 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2022. “Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa”. Buddy Rich, Gene Krupa. 40 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2019. “Ladies Of Burlesque”. 1 hour.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2020. “Alice Faye On The Air”. Alice Faye. 39 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2018. “Stars Of The Ziegfeld Follies”. 42 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2015. “Put Another Nickel In”. 45 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2016. “Artie Shaw On The Air, 1939-1940″. Artie Shaw and His Orchestra. 57 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2017. “Count Basie…The First Records He Ever Made”. Count Basie and His Orchestra. 41 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2012. “Thank Your Lucky Stars”. 55 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2013. “Marilyn Monroe”. Marilyn Monroe. 57 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2014. “Betty Grable”. Betty Grable. 58 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2010. “Flying Down To Rio/Carefree”. Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. 44 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2011. “One Night Stand With Doris Day”. Doris Day. 41 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2008. “Maytime”. Nelson Eddy, Jeanette MacDonald. 61 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2009. “The Gang’s All Here”. 48 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2006. “Russ Columbo”. Russ Columbo. 46 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2007. “The Big Broadcast Of 1932″. 36 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2005. “One Night Stand With Glen Gray”. Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra. 48 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2002. “Bing Crosby On The Air”. Bing Crosby. 51 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2003. “Al Jolson On The Air”. Al Jolson. 44 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2004. “One Night Stand With Harry James”. Harry James and His Orchestra. 50 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #2001. “One Night Stand With Tommy Dorsey”. Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. 53 minutes.
Sandy Hook Records. Program #4CSH-2. “Pop Music Wartime Hit Parade”. 176 minutes.