What are you listening to?

[Vintage lover]

All rite! A fellow 60s spy/mod/exotica bachelor!

Indeed! The first movie I ever saw was Goldfinger lol.

 

[davidraphael]

Today I've been listening to Raymond Scott, Helen Kane and a contemporary artist called The Caretaker, who does weird things to old 78rpms from the 1920's and makes them sound spooky and odd.
The Caretaker took his name from Kubrick's film The Shining because he liked the mood that Kubrick created with the eeriness of desolate ballrooms and distant popular ballads - in the case of the film Al Bowlly with the Ray Noble Orchestra, of whom I am a big fan!

 

[Honey Bee]

A Salute to Radio: The Milton Berle Show September 16, 1947.
I am a slow learner so I just found all types of old time radio programs on iTunes :eusa_doh:

Now I see that the original "Galloping Gourmet" is on the Cooking Channel...I always got a good laugh from him when I was younger....still laughing now but I think because it reminds me of a poor imaitation of the "Dean Martin Show"!

 

[BinkieBaumont]

"Pink Elephants on Parade"


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[Miss Moonlight]

Listening to "Dancing In The Sky (Reflections)" by Dr. Michael White (http://bit.ly/afgnQa)

And a far off train whistle.

 

[Fletch]

1959??!!!?!

What the blue foo am I doing listening to a record made in 1959?
Well, it's kinda funny...the record that is.
Dig Stanley Ralph Ross and Bob Arbogast in Chaos - spelled K-O-S.
This, ladies and gents, was radio...after television got thru with it.

Side 1
Side 2

 

[Wally_Hood]

What the blue foo am I doing listening to a record made in 1959?
Well, it's kinda funny...the record that is.
Dig Stanley Ralph Ross and Bob Arbogast in Chaos - spelled K-O-S.
This, ladies and gents, was radio...after television got thru with it.

Side 1
Side 2

Wow! Good stuff; thanks, Fletch! I remember this showing up from time to time on local Los Angeles radio when I was younger.

 

[Fletch]

Joe Venuti's Blue Five sides from 1933 are well known, but he had a fine working big band that year, too.
Several good vocalists feature, as well as fine guitar work by Frank Victor, who had just replaced the late Eddie Lang.

I Want to Ring Bells - Don Elton
Build a Little Home - My Dancing Lady - Howard Phillips
Isn't It Heavenly - Paul Small

 

[B.J. Hedberg]

Tonight has been a rather eclectic collection of works.
Genesis’s “Mama”
Gordon Lightfoot’s “The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald”
And Hans Zimmer’s “Fighting 17th” from the movie Backdraft.

Next on queue are:
John Williams Superman Theme, and Mozart’s Piano Sonata No. 11 'Turkish March' in A major as played by Albert Casper.

 

[HadleyH]

I found this site and it has a wealth of golden era music. You can listen to it or download. I have listened to some Swell 20's music there.
Dan
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=1920's AND mediatype:audio

DStuttgen what a great site!!!! :eusa_clap

Thank you so much !!!!! So many new songs from the 20s and 30s to download now !!!!

Thank you again!!!!

 

[Honey Bee]

Well, better-late-than-never me has been given this link to listen/download golden oldies radio programs!
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You register, click on The Jolly Boys Club and OH!! HELLO! The old time radio programs are there in abundance!
Egads, I feel like I have hit the bonanza this week with all the entertainment I've come across!

 

[Honey Bee]

Gordon Lightfoot’s “The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald”

I have always liked that song. I remember listening to that in my grandmother's bedroom in Virginia Beach, Virginia on the transistor radio she gave me to go to sleep by.

 

[BinkieBaumont]

Secondhand Rose

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[Vintage lover]

Dean Elliott & His Big Band - You're The Top, a catchy tune if there ever was one.
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[LizzieMaine]

The Paragon Ragtime Orchestra, rehearsing for tonight's live performance of the original 1928 score to Buster Keaton's "Steamboat Bill Jr.," for which I'll be projectionist. They visit us every year, and it's the show I look forward to the most each summer.

 

[Fletch]

Recorded this day

An upbeat date for Paul Whiteman's Ork in 1934, with Johnny Mercer putting across 2 of his own lyrics. The last title is a David Rose swing-strumental.

Pardon My Southern Accent - with Peggy Healy
Here Come the British - with Peggy Healy, John Hauser
Itchola - with Teagarden Bros.
(apologies for sound quality)

 

[Edward]

This week, I am listening to a mix of Elvis, Wanda Jackson, Glen Miller and The Damned.

 

[Neophyte]

"Hall of the Mountain King"-Savatage

 

[fluteplayer07]

The Phantom of the Opera -- Lloyd Webber

edit - 1,000th post!

 

[Vintage lover]

I can't get it out of my head. I am guessing that this is the reason the Iron Curtain fell,you have been warned
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