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Please note: The items described on this website were sold to a private
collector in the Spring of 2011.
I'm leaving the pics & info online as a reference source for all
interested parties, but no additional information is available at this
time.
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SOLD!
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My
collection of old-time radio programs
on over 400
16" transcription discs...
Along with a vintage
commercial quality
16" turntable on which to play them.
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Here's
one of the 16" discs compared with a standard vinyl LP and a 45 RPM single:
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These are the
rare original recordings that were distributed by various programming syndicates
to local radio stations for airplay from the mid 1940's through the early
1950's.
They are generally half-hour shows with about 15 minutes of
programming on each side.
Many of these shows were produced by the
various armed forces to be used as recruiting tools and
to help veterans
as they started families, bought homes, and adjusted to post World War II America.
Some were produced by
charity and civic groups like The Red Cross, The March of Dimes,
The American Heart Association, and
The Cooperative Forest Fire Campaign.
The
discs include drama favorites like:
The Lone Ranger, Jungle Jim, and Front Page Adventure,
plus a large number of variety shows featuring performances by stars like:
Frank
Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Hoagy Carmichael,
Spike Jones, Smoky Bear, Les Brown and His Band of Renown,
Jimmy Durante, Doris Day, Les Paul, Duke Ellington,
and many more...
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Many of these
recordings are of exclusive performances
that have never been heard or released in any other format.
Some discs are quite possibly the only ones still in existence.
This collection could
truly be described as "museum worthy".
Go directly to the list of discs:
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The turntable offered here is a
Gates model CB-500
with built in monaural two-tube preamp.
It is a professional quality unit that
was used in a commercial AM broadcast facility. The underside of the
turntable platter is stamped with the date Dec. 29, 1961.
The preamp was
recently checked and serviced by an expert in the restoration of old
radios and tube type equipment. Capacitors, tubes, and stylus were
replaced as needed. The speed of the platter is correct and stable.
A photocopy of the
service manual (with schematic) for the preamp is included.
The platter rotates
on a single ball bearing that is lubricated with light machine oil. For
shipping, it will be best to remove the platter and plug the shaft so that
the oil and ball bearing are secure. Thus, you will need to drop the
platter back into position for use.
Click here for close-up views
of the turntable's innards.
You will also need to
reattach the leads from the tone arm to the preamp since the tone arm will
be removed for shipping too. This involves handling some tiny wires and
doing a bit of soldering. The manual will make this step
perfectly clear. It's a fairly straight forward hook-up but some
experience in working with electronic equipment will be helpful.
Output from the
preamp can be fed directly to the line level input of a suitable amplifier
or even to the line input of a computer soundcard.
The turntable is
being offered with the cabinet shown below, but if you do not wish to deal
with shipping this large piece of furniture the turntable can be removed
and shipped separately. (In that case you will need to provide
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With its tube preamp and
adjustable equalization
settings, this turntable would be an excellent
machine for playing your other vintage records too.
Including 78's and 45's.
(A pop-up adaptor for 45's is built into the platter.) |
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The turntable's cabinet is made of
pressed wood with a Formica style laminate.
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This cabinet was not originally built for use with the
turntable - I had the top custom modified for this purpose.
However, the cabinet was designed for
use in a broadcast facility and it was made to accept standard size rack-mounted
electronic equipment. It has four metal feet that are adjustable for leveling
and there is
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to the top :
SORRY FOLKS, THESE ITEMS HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD &
ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
THE INFORMATION ON THIS WEBPAGE IS PROVIDED FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY.
Local pick-up is recommended, or I can
personally deliver the items
(or meet you) within a 100 mile radius of Lynchburg, VA.
If you wish to consider shipping, general size and weight information is as follows:
The record stack measures about 16" X16" X 32" and
weighs about 252 pounds (!)
The turntable is 21" X 21" X 8"-10" deep and weighs
about 37 pounds.
The cabinet is 43.5" W X 28.5" H X 24" D and
weighs about 82 pounds.
NOTE: These figures do not include any packaging
materials, boxes, or crates!
The final shipping dimensions and weights will be subject to the
shipping method you choose. We can work out the specifics and
logistics to best suit your particular situation, but be aware that all costs associated
with having these items professionally packaged and shipped will be your
responsibility!
If you have any questions please contact me
through ebay's
"Ask A Question" button on the Listing Description page.
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to the top :
AND NOW, ON TO
THE 400+ RECORDINGS:
Each disc has been rated according to
the following system:
A = Excellent, almost like new, very few if
any scratches.
B = Small number of superficial
scratches, a program like Sound Forges Vinyl Repair should make this sound
like new.
C = Larger number of scratches but still
playable, a more aggressive software package should clean these up as well.
D = Either a very large number of
scratches or some very deep ones.
Below is a list of
each record with the series name, program number, some show details,
my condition rating for that disc, and a representative picture of the label
associated with each series.
PLEASE NOTE:
Some discs have been given
two condition ratings - for example, A & C - when the two sides have significant
differences in wear.
Parts 1 & 2 of
some programs were split onto two discs. This was done so that the DJ could play
a
program
in sequence using two turntables rather than having to manually flip a record in
mid-show.
About 3/4 of the discs are in protective
sleeves & about 1/4 are not, however, I have stored them so that no two
un-sleeved discs are in contact with each other.
Some discs have been marked with the
date they were played on the air, some have a DJ's name or other info written on
the labels.
Also interesting to note is
that while most of these discs are played in the normal manner of starting with
the stylus at the outside edge, a few are designated as "Start Inside" so that
the stylus travels outward as the record plays. What will they think of next?
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THE LONE RANGER
(BURGUNDY LABEL)
Program # Condition
1945 B
1952 B
1953 B
1955 C
1960 D
1961 B
2226 C
2227 C
2228 C
2230 B
2238 C
2239 C
2250 C
2251 B
2253 C
2254 C
2256 D
2257 C
2258 C
2259 C
2278 B
2279 B
2280 C
2285 D
2289 C
2297 D
2303 C
2309 B
2310 D
2311 D
2313 C
2315 C
2316 C
2317 C
2318 C
2319 B
2323 B
2330 B
2331 B
2395 D
2397 B
2398 A
2402 A
2403 C
2405 B
2406 A
2407 B
2408 C
2408 B
2409 C
2410 C
2414 C
2415 B
2416 B
2417 B
2419 B
2420
B
2449 C
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THE LONE RANGER
(GREEN LABEL)
1576 aired 4/9/48 B
1577 aired 4/12/48 B
1578 aired 4/14/48 B
1579 aired 4/16/48 D
1580 aired 4/19/48 A
1581 aired 4/21/48 A
1582 aired 4/23/48 B
1584 aired 4/28/48 B
1586 aired 5/3/48 D
1587 aired 5/7/48 A
1588 aired 5/5/48 B
1589 aired 5/10/48 B
1591 aired 5/14/48 B
1595 aired 5/24/48 D
1597 aired 5/28/48 B
1601 aired 6/7/48 D
1602 aired 6/9/48 B
1612 aired 7/2/48 C
1613 aired 7/5/48 C
1617 aired 7/14/48 C
1622
B
1624 aired 7/30/48 B
1625 aired 8/2/48 B
1627 aired 8/6/48 A
1628 aired 8/9/48 B
1630 aired 8/14/48 B
1631 aired 8/16/48 A
1633 aired 8/20/48 C
1634 aired 8/23/48 B
1637 aired 8/27/48 C
1642 aired 9/8/48 A
1646 aired 9/20/48 D
1650 aired 9/29/48 B
1655 aired 10/11/48 B
1660 aired 9/22/48 B
1670 aired 10/14/48 B
1670
B
1672 aired 10/19/48 D
1674
B
1675
C
1677
C
1678
C
1678 aired 11/15/48 C
1680
B
1681 C
1682 D
1684 B
1685 C
1686 D
1690 C
1692
C
1693 C
1695 D
1695 C
1701 D
1710 B
1714
D
1717
D
1718 C
1719 A
1722 D
1723 D
1724
B
1726 C
1727 D
1729 D
1730 C
1732 D
1733 B
1734 C
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LONE RANGER ANNOUNCEMENTS
- AMERICAN
BAKERIES
ab-lr-3411 ab-lr-3422 B
ab-lr-3495 - ab-lr-3506 C
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THE WAYNE
KING SHOW
FWZ LABEL
B
LR35
B LR36
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TREASURY DEPT.
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
DIVISION |
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A 1 & 3 Barney Lowe Orchestra
A 2 & 4 Barney Lowe Orchestra
Christmas
C 9 Jimmy Dorsey, Gary Moore & 10
Fibber McGee & Molly
C 11 Beatrice Kay, Kenny Delmar &
12 Bob Hope, Bing Crosby
C 43 Edward Arnold, Roger Pryor &
44 Doris Day with Wyn Elliot
D 53 George Murphy, David Ross
with Harry Sosnik & 54 Perry Como,
Helen Carol & The
Satisfyers
C 57 Bob Hope, Wendell Niles,
Jerry Colonna, Wyn Elliot &
58 Al Jolson, Oscar Levant, Ken Carpenter
B 59 George Burns & Gracie Allen
& 60 Fannie Brice
C 61 The Great Gildersleeve & 62
Joe Stafford & The Starlighters
B 63 One Mans Family & 64 Eddie
Cantor
B 65 Fibber McGee & Molly & 66
Truth or Consequences, Ralph Edwards
C 67 Kay Kaiser, Ish Kabibble & 68
Jimmy Durante, Peggy Lee
C 69 Red Skelton & 70 Burl Ives
C 73 Dorothy Lamour, Les Tremayne
&
74 Kay Armen
D 89 Dinah Shore & 90 Walter
Brennon
C 99 Pat OBrian & 100 The Pied
Pipers
C 111 Claude Rains & 112 Special:
Frank Sinatra, Eileen Wilson
A 203 Duke Ellington & Orchestra
& 204 Keenan Wynn
A 281 Mona Freeman & 282 Milt Hurt
Trio
A 463 Duke Ellington & 464 Connie
Hanes
A 495 Hoagy Carmichael & 496
Julius LaRosa
A 495 & 496 # 2
A 497 Danny Thomas & 498 Jorga
Courtright
A 499 Johnny Ray & 500 Lawrence
Welk & Champagne Music
A 503 Julie Wilson & 504 Mel Torme
A 503 & 504 #2
A 505 Tony Arden & 506 John Raitt
B 507 Dorothy Sarnoff & 508
Christmas Special Dennis James
A 513 Margaret Whiting & 514 The
Three Suns
A 519 The Cordettes & 520 Edith
Adams
A 521 Dick Haynes & 522 The
Inkspots
A 523 Dinah Shore & 524 Louis
Armstrong & his Orchestra
A 525 Connie Boswell &
526 Jazz
Roundup Don Elliot Group, Jerry Mulligan Group, Modern Jazz Quartet, Teddy Wilson Trio
A 529 Denise Lor & 530 Johnny
Desmond
A 529 & 530 #2
A 533 Sauter-Finnegan Orchestra &
534 The Andrews Sisters
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LETS GO TO
TOWN
THE NATIONAL GUARD SHOW
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B 25 & 26 Ray Anthony Band, Joni James
8/6/53
A 33 & 34 Tommy Dorsey Band, Rosemary
Clooney
A 35 & 36 Tommy Dorsey Band, Rosemary
Clooney
A 37 & 38 Ray Anthony Band, Patti
Page 1953
B 41 & 42 Woody Herman Band, Georgia
Gibbs
A 43 & 44 Woody Herman Band, Georgia
Gibbs
A 53 & 54 Glenn Miller Orchestra, Pat
Boone
A 109 & 110 Ralph Flanagan Band, Mindy
Carson
A 111 & 112 Ralph Flanagan Band, Mindy
Carson
B 129 & 130 Mitchell Ayers Band, Perry
Como
A 145 & 146 Russ Morgan Band, Rosemary
Clooney
A 147 & 148 Russ Morgan Band, Rosemary
Clooney
A 149 & 150 Les Elgart Band, Joni
James
A 151 & 152 Les Elgart Band, Joni
James
B 155 & 156 Glenn Miller Orchestra, Pat
Boone
B 157 & 158 Johnny Long Band, Jill
Corey
A 159 & 160 Johnny Long Band, Jill
Corey
A 161 & 162 Buddy Morrow Band, Les Paul
& Mary Ford
B 163 & 164 Buddy Morrow Band, Les Paul
& Mary Ford 1957
C 165 & 166 Les Elgart Band, Joni
James
A 167 & 168 Les Elgart Band, Joni
James
A 173 & 174 Tony Pastor & Patti
Page
A 175 & 176 Tony Pastor & Patti
Page
A 177 & 178 Ray Coniff Band, Rosemary
Clooney
A 179 & 180 Ray Coniff Band, Rosemary Clooney
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STARS ON PARADE
ADJUTANT GENERAL, US
ARMY
A 521 Woody Herman &
522 Faye
Emerson
A 549 Guy Lombardo &
550 Paul
Lukas
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COOPERATIVE FOREST FIRE
PREVENTION CAMPAIGN
SMOKY THE BEAR
(Pressed on red vinyl).
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C Program 1 Gift Of The Forest,
Singing Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
C Program 2 Timber-r-r, Singing
Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
C Program 3 Cool Clean Water
Singing Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
C Program 4 Green Grass Singing
Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
A Program 5 Hunting & Fishing
Singing Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
A Program 6 The Great Outdoors,
Singing Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
C Program 7 Forests Afire,
Singing Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
C Program 8 Blackened Timber,
Singing Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
B Program 9 Wild Water, Singing
Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
B Program 10
Burned Grass, Singing Woodsmen & Sons of the Pioneers
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HOWARD & SHELTON
FUN AT BREAKFAST
D Programs 67 - 72
C Programs 79
84
C Programs 115 120
D Programs 127-132
D Programs 151 156
D Programs 280 285 |
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THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
PRESENTS: |
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A Show 1 & 2 The Harry James
Show
A Show 3 & 4 The Harry James
Show
A Show 5 & 6 The Harry James
Show
A Show 7 & 8 The Harry James
Show
A Show 9 & 10 The Harry James
Show
A Show 11 & 12 The Harry James
Show
A Show 13 The Harry James
Show
A Show 1 & 2 The Bob Crosby
Show
A Show 3 & 4 The Bob Crosby
Show
A Show 5 & 6 The Bob Crosby
Show
A Show 7 & 8 The Bob Crosby
Show
A Show 9 & 10 The Bob Crosby
Show
A Show 11 & 12 The Bob Crosby
Show
B Show 13 The Bob Crosby Show |
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THE EDDIE DUCHIN SHOW
PRESENTED BY THE U.S.
NAVY
C & C 1 Jane Froman &
2 Georgia Gibbs
C & D 3 Kay Armand &
4 Maxine Sullivan |
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THE U.S. MARINE CORPS PRESENTS:
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A 1 & 2 Bob
Crosby & His
All-Stars
A 3 & 4 Bob
Crosby & His
All-Stars
A 5 & 6 Bob
Crosby & His
All-Stars
A 7 & 8 Les
Brown & His Band of
Renown
A 7 & 8 Bob
Crosby & His All Stars
1952
B 9 & 10
Bob Crosby & His All-Stars
B 11 & 12
Bob Crosby & His All-Stars 1953
A 13 & 14
Les Brown & His Band of Renown
B 15 & 16
Les Brown & His Band of Renown
A 17 & 18
The Jimmy Dorsey Show
1961
A 19 & 20
The Jimmy Dorsey
Show
A 21 & 22
Jerry Gray & His Band of
Today
A 21 & 22
The Jimmy Dorsey Show
C & A 23 & 24 The Jimmy Dorsey Show |
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U.S. NAVY PRESENTS:
NAVY SWING AND SWAY TIME |
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B 1A Elliot Lawrence &
2A Spike Jones
B 1A & 2A Tommy
Dorsey
B 1 & 2 - Ray Anthony &
His Orchestra
D & A 3A & 4A Sammy Kaye & His
Orchestra
B 3A Harry James & 4A
Elliot Lawrence
B 3A & 4A Tommy
Dorsey
A 3 & 4 Ray Anthony &
His Orchestra
A 5A & 6A Sammy Kaye &
His Orchestra
A 5A & 6A Tommy
Dorsey
A 5A Spike Jones & 6A
Harry James
A 7A Elliot Lawrence &
8A Spike Jones
B 7A & 8A Tommy
Dorsey
C 9A & 10A Sammy Kaye &
His Orchestra
B 9A & 10A Tommy Dorsey
& His Orchestra
A 9 & 10 - Ray Anthony &
His Orchestra
C 11A & 12A Tommy
Dorsey
B 11A Spike Jones & 12A
Harry James
D 11A & 12A Sammy Kaye &
His Orchestra
A 13A & 14A Tommy
Dorsey
A 13 & 14 - Ray Anthony
& His Orchestra
A 15 Kurt Massey, Buzz
Adlam Orchestra & 16 Martha Tilton, Buss Adlam
Orchestra |
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A LOOK AT AUSTRALIA |
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A 484 New Music
by an Australian & 485 Changing Cultural Patterns
A 484 & 485 Same
as
above
A 486 Air Beef &
487 Aboriginal Music
A 498 Worlds
Largest Auto Run & 499 Island Hopping Holiday
A 500 Bush
Ballads of Aus. & 501 Longest Relay in History
A 502 New & Old
Hit Songs & 503 Capt. Moonlight
A 504 Strange
Money of Australia & 505 West Aus. Mines, Fish, Industry
A 506 An American
In Australia & 507 Ancient Money In S. Pacific
A 508 Aus. In War
& Peace & 509 Tales From The Land Down Under
A 510 Modern
Design in Aus. & 511 Tales From The Land Down Under
A 532 Miss Aus.
Comes To Town & 533 Aus. Manufacturing Grows
A 532 Puppets
That Are Tintookies & 533 S. Pacific Traveler
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HENRY MILO
THIS IS TURKEY |
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A 199 Impressions
of Turkey & 200 Turkish Newsreel
A 203 Turkish
Digest & 204 Turkish Folk
Music
B 205 Gorilla Tree
& 206 Classical Music of Turkey
A 207 Turkish
Stamps & 208 The One Power Candle
A 215 Turkish
Independence Day & 216 The Green Pearl
A 217
Businessmans Holiday in Turkey & 218 Believe It Or Not
A 291 Turkish Folk Music & 292 Hydo-Electric Progress in Turkey |
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YOUR NAVY PRESENTS:
THE CHAMPAGNE MUSIC OF
LAWRENCE WELK
B & A 39B & 40B
A 41B & 42B
A 43B & 44B
A 51A & 52A
A & C 53A & 54A |
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U.S. AIR FORCE RESERVE PRESENTS:
RESERVED
FOR YOU
FEATURING THE USAF DANCE BAND
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C 151 &
152
C 203 &
204
B 205 &
206
C 207 &
208
C & D 209 &
210
C & A 213 & 214
C 217 & 218 |
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THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
PRESENTS:
HERES
TO VETERANS |
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A 79 Eddie
Howard Show & 80 Highways in Melody 1948
A 183 Paul
Weston & 184 Adrian Rollini
Trio
A 200 Ray
Anthony & 201 Art
Tatum
B & A 202 Frankie
Masters & 203 Freddie Magel
A 204 Jan
Garber & 205 Phil
Harris
A 215 Jimmy
Wakely & 216 Bob
Crosby
A 219 Benny
Strong & 220 Roy
Stevens
A 248 Andrew
Sisters & 249 George Shearing
A 252 Ernie
Felice & 253 Harry
James
D 256 Red
Norvo & 257 Phil
Harris
A 293 Jerry
Gray & 294 Clyde
McCoy
A 297 Al
Goodman & 298 Billy
May
A 332 Nat
King Cole & 333 Les Paul 1953
A 339 The
Mulcays & 340 Phil
Harris
A 352 Jimmy
Wakely & 353 Buddy Morrow
A 354 Jan
Garber & 355 Bob
Crosby
A 358 Duke
Ellington & 359 Barclay
Allen
A 367
Frankie Carle & 360? Jerry
Colonna
A 371 Gisele
MacKendie & 372 Spike
Jones
A 484
Felicia Saunders & 485 Three
Suns
A & C 488 Danny Kaye
& 489 Gordon Jenkins
A & B 509 Danny
Thomas & 510 The Modernaires
A 513 Victor
Young & 514 Paul Weston & Joe Stafford
B 515 The
Mills Brothers & 516 David
Rose
A 517 Pete
Rugolo & 518 Hollywood Bowl Symphony
A 519 The
Plainsmen & 520 Walter Schuman
B 522 Russ
Morgan & 523 Terry
York
A 530 Ralph
Flannegan & 531 Frankie
Carle
A 541 Johnny
Ray & 542 Eddie
Manson
A 543 Bob
Hope & 544 Four
Lads
A 545 Mitch
Miller & 546 Cathy
Johnson
A 552 Four
Knights & 553 Roger Wagner Corral
A 552 & 553
same as
above
A 554 Jackie
Gleason & 555 Sarah
Vaughn
A 556 Harry
Owen & 557 Dean
Martin
A 567 Stan
Keaton & 568 Tex
Ritter
A 571 Bill
Hitchcock & 572 Bill Thompson Singers
A 574 Dinah
Washington & 575 Dennis Farnon
A 576 Pete
King & Julie London & 577 Glen Grey
A 578 Al & Tony & Fontaine Sisters & 579 Will Bradley |
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PROUDLY WE HAIL
ADJUTANT GENERAL US
ARMY |
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B 135 Vera
Rallton part 1 & 136 Gloria DeHaven part 1
B 135 above
part 2 & 136 above part 2
C 421 Dandy
Dick From Medicine Crick part 2 &
422 The One
Most Likely To Succeed part 2
B 431 Private & Paintbrush part 1 & 432 Beautiful Blue Danube
part 1
C 431 above
part 2 & 432 above part 2
C 437 Spread
the Alarm part 1 & 438 The Top Kick part 1
C & D 437 above part
2 & 438 above part 2
B 451 The
Greater Worth part 1 & 452 Mission Accomplished part 1 (1957)
B 451
above part 2 & 452 above part 2
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THE U.S. ARMY PRESENTS:
"ARMY BANDSTAND" |
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A 5 & 6
(no
artists)
A 7 & 8
(no
artists)
A 11 & 12
(no
artists)
A & B 11 & 12
same as above
A 17 & 18
(no
artists)
C 19 & 20
(no
artists)
A 21 & 22
(no
artists)
A 23 & 24
(no
artists)
A 25
Mitch Miller & 26 Jill
Corey
D & A 27 Stan
Keaton & 28 Polly Bergen
A 33 Steve
Allen & 34 Bing
Crosby
A 35 Norrie
Paramour & 36 Anita
Ellis
A 37
George Shering & 38 - Denice Lor
A 41 Neal
Hefti & 42 Steve
Lawrence
A 43
Freddie Martin & 44 Morgan Brothers
A 45 Roger King Mozian & 46 Jorgen Ingmann, Steve Lawrence |
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VOICE OF THE ARMY |
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B
381 The Answer, Lew Lehr &
382 Piano Playhouse
D
429 Story of Linda Richards, Faye Bainter &
430 Public Cowboy #1, Gene Autry
B
437 Old Chris, Oscar Homolka &
438 Mostly Music, The Marines
C
443 Whats In A Name, Vic Hogan &
444 Star Spangled Banner, Johnny Mac Brown
B & A
447 Critics Choice, Janet Blair &
448 Flying Dutchman, Jimmy Stewart
C
511 Musical Souveniers, Beatrice Kay &
512 Bovine Report, Skip Homeier, Alleen Whelan |
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
1949 FUND CAMPAIGN
C 1 Bing Crosby &
2 Bob Hope
C 3 Phil Harris, Alice Faye &
4 Jack Benny |
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
1950 FUND CAMPAIGN
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B 1 Dick Haymes
Club 15 &
2 Bing Crosby
D 3 Judy Canoba &
4 Bob Hope
C & B 5 Jack Benny &
6
Phil Harris, Alice Faye
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
1952 FUND CAMPAIGN
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A 3 Phil Harris, Alice
Faye &
4 The Railroad Hour |
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AMERICAN RED CROSS PRESENTS:
ERRAND OF
MERCY
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C 21 Gerald Mohar
&
22 Elliot Lewis
C&B 23 Norman Field &
24 John Beal
C 25 Gerald Mohar
&
26 Jack Webb
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THE HEARST NEWSPAPERS PRESENT
(1947) |
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A 736 Jungle Jim & 736 Front Page
Drama
A 737 Jungle
Jim & 737 Front Page Drama
A 738 Jungle
Jim & 738 Front Page Drama
A 739 Jungle
Jim & 739 Front Page Drama
B 740 Jungle
Jim & 740 Front Page Drama
A 741 Jungle
Jim & 741 Front Page Drama
A 742 Jungle
Jim & 742 Front Page Drama
A 745 Jungle
Jim & 745 Front Page Drama (red vinyl)
B 746 Jungle
Jim & 746 Front Page Drama (red vinyl)
C & B 747 Jungle Jim
& 747 Front Page Drama (red vinyl)
A 769 Jungle
Jim & 769 Front Page Drama
D 787 Jungle Jim & 787 Front Page Drama (red vinyl)
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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
1957 CANCER CRUSADE
C & D 2 1
Harry Belafonte &
2
2 Mystery Guest Stars:
Clark Gable,
George Gobel,
Dinah Shore,
Henry Fonda,
Bing Crosby |
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AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
1957 HEART FUND
D 1 Bing Crosby, Bob Hope &
2 - Rosemary
Clooney,
Jose Ferrar |
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CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN 1948
C Ginny Simms Show 1 side
only |
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MARCH OF DIMES 1954
Disc Jockey
Interviews with songs by:
C 1 Don Cornell, Eddie Fisher,
Sarah
Vaughn &
2 Georgina Gibbs,
Les Paul and Mary Ford,
The Three Suns
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MARCH OF DIMES 1957
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A A1 Lawrence Welk
A2 Ray Price
A B1 Guy Mitchell Orchestra, Mitch
Miller, Ray Coniff
B2 Pat Boone, Billy Vaughn
A C1 Judy Garland, Nelson Riddle, Jack
Cathcart
C2 Eddie Fisher, Hugo Winterhalter, Henri Renni
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MARCH OF DIMES 1959
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A 1 Sammy Kaye &
2
Pat Boone, Peter Lyn Hayes,
Mary Hailey, Lena Horne |
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HEART FUND 1957
A 1
Salute to Heart Sunday:
Kate Smith, Danny Thomas,
Ted
Collins
2 Heart Sunday Announcements:
21 brief announcements
by
various celebrities |
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MYSTERY RECORD ???
NO LABEL,
JUST A HAND WRITTEN
NUMBER
C SIDE 1 5 cuts (1 side
only)
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THE STANDARD STAR SHOW
A Side 1 Bob Crosby
Side 2 Lawrence Welk
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STANDARD PROGRAM LIBRARY
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C Side 1 Lawrence Welk
Side 2
Lawrence Welk |
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NAVY
MUSIC ON DECK
D 3 & 4 Bing
Crosby
D 5 Don Cornell &
6 Mills
Brothers
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NAVY
COUNTRY HOE DOWN
D 17 Ernest Tubb, Merle Travis &
18 Faron Young, Jimmy Dickens
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THE NAVAL AIR RESERVE SHOW
D 1 - Jim Amechie, Skip Henderson &
2 -
Jim Ameche Skip Farrell
D 3 Jim Ameche, Whitten Show &
4 Jim Ameche,
Frankie Masters,
Phyllis Myles
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BEATRICE KAY SHOW
C 26 & 27 |
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U.S. ARMY PRESENTS
THE LINDSAY CROSBY SHOW
B 15 & 16 |
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US NAVY PRESENTS:
THE EDDIE DUCHIN SHOW
D
5 Anita Ellis &
6 Nan Wynn |
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LAFFADAY
LOU HOLTZ LAUGH CLUB
D Side 1 numbers
1,2,3 &
Side 2 numbers 4,5,6 |
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US ARMY BAND PRESENTS:
COUNTRY STYLE USA
D 27 & 28
D 31 & 32
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AMERICAN LEGION
DECISION NOW !
D 107
Juvenile Court:
The Safe Cracker &
108 Veterans Security:
The Long Long
Trail
D 109
Displaced Persons:
The Golden Door &
110 Community Service:
The Fattest
Cat
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US AIR FORCE PRESENTS:
ARNOLD PALMERS
GREATEST SPORTS THRILLS
B 1 side only
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US AIR FORCE
MANHATTAN MELODIES
D 41 & 42 |
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US AIR FORCE PRESENTS:
MARCHING ON AIR
A 1 & 2 USAF
Band |
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US AIR FORCE RESERVE:
RESERVED FOR YOU
C 211 &
212
USAF
Dance Band |
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US NAVY PRESENTS:
THE BILLY MAY SHOW
A 5 & 6 - Stan Keaton
& His Orchestra |
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KBS KEYSTONE BROADCASTING SYSTEM
C 25 Rhumba,
waltz, tango &
26 Ballad, novelty,
square
dance music
C 201 Various
Music:
Ballad, waltz, fox trot &
202 Fox trot music
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RADIO PROGRAM TRANSCRIPTION CO.
D 19 & 20
House of Dreams |
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THE TEXAS DRIFTER
D 2061 & 2062
Songs |
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HOOSIER HOT SHOTS IN
" BAND-O-MANIA"
D CD4-mm3166 &
CD4-mm3167 |
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THE SALVATION ARMY
ARMY OF STARS
CHRISTMAS - 1956
D 928 Military Band Music
(both sides) |
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AVE MARIA HOUR
SAINT FRANCIS FRIARS
(Start inside)
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D 1 Ferdinand Magellan
part 1 &
2 - Saint Alice part 1
D 1 Martha De Noaillat
part 1 &
2 - Christopher Columbus part 1
C 1 Theresa Newman part 2
&
2 Kino part 2 (start outside)
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THE SALVATION ARMY:
CHRISTMAS 1956
(red vinyl)
D 1 Snowbound Santa Claus
&
2 Various Music
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MUTUAL
These are metal discs
with grooves
cut by a needle on one side only
and then coated in vinyl.
Transcribed by WOR New
York
C Bandstand USA 3/26/53
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Happy Listening!
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