Here is our 13th program from the "Camel Rock And Roll Party" series starring Alan Freed with the Count Basie Orchestra and Joe Williams, special guests on this show are the "Clovers" and "Etta James." Here is the playlist in order: "In The Corner Pocket" (Count Basie Orch) / "You're Tender Lips" (The Clovers) / "Dance with Me Henry" (Etta James) / "Smack Dab in the Middle" (Count Basie Orch with vocalist Joe Williams / "Love, Love, Love" (Clovers) / "Crazy Feelin'" (Etta James) and "You For Me" (Count Basie Orch.) An excellent show... enjoy and check out the "Rock and Roll Party" playlist for past and future postings. Thanks for listening.

Syndicated 5 minute program sold to radio stations across the USA in the late 1940's and early 1950's as "fillers"... when a station had a 5 minute time slot they needed to "fill" they could use this show to entertain while at the same time using the long organ pieces to hawk a station contest, a product, some sort of announcement... I have removed the rather tedious organ music on this track to offer something a little different... strange... but different. Some fun with sound effects. See if you can solve the mystery before the solution is revealed at the end of the 5 minutes. See more 5 Minute Mysteries on the "Five Minute Mystery" playlist, and thanks for listening.

Syndicated 5 minute program sold to radio stations across the USA in the late 1940's and early 1950's as "fillers"... when a station had a 5 minute time slot they needed to "fill" they could use this show to entertain while at the same time using the long organ pieces to hawk a station contest, a product, some sort of announcement... I have removed the rather tedious organ music on this track to offer something a little different... strange... but different. Some fun with sound effects. See if you can solve the mystery before the solution is revealed at the end of the 5 minutes. See more 5 Minute Mysteries on the "Five Minute Mystery" playlist, and thanks for listening.

One of the most popular series of its kind that ran 5 days a week, 15 minutes a day for 14 years. At the height of its popularity the audience numbered 7 million listeners. They were known as "radio's home folk." Art Van Harvey is Victor Gook, his wife Sade is played by Bernardine Flynn, and their adopted son, Rush is Bill Idelson. Paul Rhymer, a very talented comedy writer, penned the scripts and in this radio program dialog is everything. Listen to the phrases, the unique names of the characters and the plot lines ... it IS all about DIALOG and it is funny. Enjoy. Check out more Vic and Sade in my "Vic and Sade" playlist... there are 22 Episodes (44 shows) already posted, not counting this one... and I have more to come. One of my favorite shows.

One of the most popular series of its kind that ran 5 days a week, 15 minutes a day for 14 years. At the height of its popularity the audience numbered 7 million listeners. They were known as "radio's home folk." Art Van Harvey is Victor Gook, his wife Sade is played by Bernardine Flynn, and their adopted son, Rush is Bill Idelson. Paul Rhymer, a very talented comedy writer, penned the scripts and in this radio program dialog is everything. Listen to the phrases, the unique names of the characters and the plot lines ... it IS all about DIALOG and it is funny. Enjoy. Check out more Vic and Sade in my "Vic and Sade" playlist... there are 22 Episodes (44 shows) already posted, not counting this one... and I have more to come. One of my favorite shows.

Orson Welles, who played Lamont Cranston (The Shadow) for only one year from 1937-38, stars in this episode of the most remembered radio show ever heard... and that is by people who never heard the show! There is no doubt that in the 16 years of broadcast( 1937-54, this was a tremendously popular show with Brett Morrison and Bill Johnstone and Margo Lane played mostly be Agnes Moorhead. This track features a short introduction of the series... and then the adventure begins. Check our Mystery-Detective-Crime and Suspense Horror playlists for more Shadow adventures... Thank you for listening.

Orson Welles, who played Lamont Cranston (The Shadow) for only one year from 1937-38, stars in this episode of the most remembered radio show ever heard... and that is by people who never heard the show! There is no doubt that in the 16 years of broadcast( 1937-54, this was a tremendously popular show with Brett Morrison and Bill Johnstone and Margo Lane played mostly be Agnes Moorhead. This track features a short introduction of the series... and then the adventure begins. Check our Mystery-Detective-Crime and Suspense Horror playlists for more Shadow adventures... Thank you for listening.

Track intro includes general information about the series and an introduction to Gerald Mohr, who plays Philip Marlowe. "Face to Forget" from June 14, 1950 is an excellent example of the "hard boiled" nature of the character Gerald Mohr portrays. If you like hard-hitting detective stories, you will like Philip Marlowe... Check out my "Mystery - Detective - Crime" Playlist for 144 and growing great shows including more of Philip Marlowe

Track intro includes general information about the series and an introduction to Gerald Mohr, who plays Philip Marlowe. "Face to Forget" from June 14, 1950 is an excellent example of the "hard boiled" nature of the character Gerald Mohr portrays. If you like hard-hitting detective stories, you will like Philip Marlowe... Check out my "Mystery - Detective - Crime" Playlist for 144 and growing great shows including more of Philip Marlowe

Based on a short story by O'Henry called "The Caballero's Way" - The Cisco Kid came to radio on Oct 2, 1942 after several successful films had been made of "The Robin Hood of the West" as he was called. At first Cisco was played by Jackson Beck and Pancho by Louis Sorin; but by 1946 Jack Mather took over the role of Cisco with Harry Lang as Pancho. It was aired on the Mutual-Don Lee Radio Network. After Harry Lang died, Mel Blanc played Pancho. More than 600 episodes were produced until the series went off radio in 1956. This is a very enjoyable western radio show! Great mix of humor and adventure. Thank you for listening. I have more "Cisco" and other terrific western shows in my "Western Playlist" ... check it out!