Big Band Special Wynton Marsalis Clare Teal presents the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra directed by trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. Recorded at…
This program presents encore performances from previous shows, including clips from Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, Ken Carpenter, Benny …
Host Lionel Barrymore starts off the show with Percy Faith and his orchestra, then introduces Dinah Shore to sing. Dinah and Harry Von Zell …
In this first show of the series, Host Eddie Cantor introduces Bea Wain who sings "Chattanooga Choo Choo." Recorded blow-by-blow a…
Instead of the regular program, this episode consists of all music with some late breaking news of the Normandy invasion of Allied forces in…
Host Elvia Allman introduces the topic of todays show; the movies. Joe Blow gives a report on Hollywood. More comedy and music from The Yode…
Al Jolson sings "California, Here I Come." Oscar Levant tells Al his wife want to get into politics, then performs a melody from C…
Raymond Edward Johnson performs in a play about what Thomas Jefferson would say to this country during war, called Toward The Future. …
Episode #194 of "Jazz Today", broadcast on KOMO, Seattle, on September 1st, 1959, and recorded in full-track mono at 7.5ips on a r…
Standing on the Promises as sang by the Highland Baptist Church choir
I Stand Amazed in the Presence as sang by the Highland Baptist Church choir.
Claire Sanders sing the Laura Story song, Blessings, for Salem Baptist Church on Sunday, November 20, 2011.
Nelson Eddy starts off the show with the song, "Drums In My Heart." Charlie McCarthy has become a lemonade salesman. Dorothy Lamou…
Episode #89 of "Jazz Today", aired on KOMO, Seattle 9/2/1958. Host Bill Coben spins a selection of nice, clean-sounding jazz, spot…
Warner Brothers is going to make The Life of Eddie Cantor, so Eddie goes to visit Al Jolson for advice.
Eddie get an invitation to attend President Truman's inauguration, and then jokes about politics with Dinah Shore and Harry von Zell. Eddie …
Eddie sings "I'm Sitting On Top Of The World." Eddie tells Harry Von Zell about the problems he has with Al Jolson. Al sings "…
John W Vandercook hosts this variety show for the promotion of war bonds, which includes music, drama, war news, and comedy. Raymond Massey,…
Fibber and Molly are taking time off, and instead, Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians, host a half hour of music to bring in the New Year.
Kate Smith sings "How About You?". Henny Youngman tells a number of quick jokes. Barry Wood sings "It's Going To Be A G…