On this track it is Xavier Cougat and his Band with Latin Stylings… originally broadcast live on Feb 18, 1945 from Los Angeles, California… Cougat introduced Latin American dance music to wide audiences in the United States. He was married 5 times and each one of his wives were the soloist in the orchestra. He had a career in radio, film, television and nightclubs. Died at the age of 90 in 1990.

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On this track it is Xavier Cougat and his Band with Latin Stylings… originally broadcast live on Feb 18, 1945 from Los Angeles, California… Cougat introduced Latin American dance music to wide audiences in the United States. He was married 5 times and each one of his wives were the soloist in the orchestra. He had a career in radio, film, television and nightclubs. Died at the age of 90 in 1990.

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Are you ready for the Big Sour? That is the title of the Dragnet show on this track… from September 20, 1951 comes Jack Webb as Sgt. Joe Friday and his partner Ben Romero, played by Barton Yarborough. This was the 119th radio show of Dragnet, which began in 1949 and ran on radio until 1957 with 240 episodes. Also aired on television from 1951 to 1959… some overlap of both shows… for 6 years.

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Are you ready for the Big Sour? That is the title of the Dragnet show on this track… from September 20, 1951 comes Jack Webb as Sgt. Joe Friday and his partner Ben Romero, played by Barton Yarborough. This was the 119th radio show of Dragnet, which began in 1949 and ran on radio until 1957 with 240 episodes. Also aired on television from 1951 to 1959… some overlap of both shows… for 6 years.

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The Supper Club… from the Armed Forces Radio Service is highlighted on this track of Heirloom Radio a different kind of oldies show. Welcome. The program you are going to hear on this track is from 1950 and features the wonderful vocal talents of Jo Stafford and the Paul Weston Orchestra. The first song is “It’s Wonderful It’s Marvelous”…

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The Supper Club… from the Armed Forces Radio Service is highlighted on this track of Heirloom Radio a different kind of oldies show. Welcome. The program you are going to hear on this track is from 1950 and features the wonderful vocal talents of Jo Stafford and the Paul Weston Orchestra. The first song is “It’s Wonderful It’s Marvelous”…

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It’s One Night Stand courtesy of the Armed Forces Radio Service featuring Buddy Morrow and his Orchestra in a rebroadcast from May 27, 1946. Morrow was considered to be one of the best trombone players in the business.... He also kept the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra going for 30 years. The big hit song of the Buddy Morrow Orchestra was "Night Train." Listen here, Itunes, or Google Play Music. Facebook:www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening!

It’s One Night Stand courtesy of the Armed Forces Radio Service featuring Buddy Morrow and his Orchestra in a rebroadcast from May 27, 1946. Morrow was considered to be one of the best trombone players in the business.... He also kept the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra going for 30 years. The big hit song of the Buddy Morrow Orchestra was "Night Train." Listen here, Itunes, or Google Play Music. Facebook:www.facebook.com/heirloomradio Thank you for listening!

On this track we are going back to Nov 11, 1945… just 3 months after WW II ended to hear a very popular program known as the Kraft Music Hall …. With Frank Morgan (Photo)who played the Wizard in the Wizard of Oz… as the guest host… the lead off song is Chica, Chica, Boom, Chic. The Kraft Music Hall ran from 1933-49 on radio and continued on the television until 1971…the most popular star on the radio series was Bing Crosby. Listen here, on Itunes or Google Play Music Facebook: www.facebook.com/heirloomradio

On this track we are going back to Nov 11, 1945… just 3 months after WW II ended to hear a very popular program known as the Kraft Music Hall …. With Frank Morgan (Photo)who played the Wizard in the Wizard of Oz… as the guest host… the lead off song is Chica, Chica, Boom, Chic. The Kraft Music Hall ran from 1933-49 on radio and continued on the television until 1971…the most popular star on the radio series was Bing Crosby. Listen here, on Itunes or Google Play Music Facebook: www.facebook.com/heirloomradio