Your Humble Host returns this week with Volume 147 of Sounds Like Radio as Gildy will be trying out constructive criticism in order to be re-elected Jolly Boys president. Hmm, how will the Jolly Boys all like hearing each other's constructive (of course) remarks? We'll find out in this October 3, 1951 episode.

But the one thing I could not find out is what songs to play that would go with today's theme of constructive criticism. No problem Your Humble Host has thrown out the rules and we're just going to listen to some music today we happen to like a lot.

Can't see Jimmy's picture? Go to our home podcast site and you'll see a different picture that goes with every single show, it's right here:

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Your Humble Host has returned with Volume 239 of the Library of Sound (LOS) feartureing BOOOOLD VENNNNTURE. That's right Bogie and Bacall are back for more in today's episode called "Tears of Siva" from June 11, 1951. It's Bogie at his best on the radio and right here on the Library of Sound!

Your Humble Host is back with our old PI buddy, Sam Spade. Today Sam digs into the Missing Newhawk Caper as it was originally broadcast July 18, 1948. Howard Duff is the perfect Sam Spade and on the Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 238 you'll find out why.

Your Humble Host returns this week with Volume 147 of Sounds Like Radio as Gildy will be trying out constructive criticism in order to be re-elected Jolly Boys president. Hmm, how will the Jolly Boys all like hearing each other's constructive (of course) remarks? We'll find out.

But the one thing I could not find out is what songs to play that would go with today's theme of constructive criticism. It doesn't exist SOOOOO Your Humble Host has thrown out the rules and we're just going to listen to some music today we happen to like a lot. Stopping by to do their part will be Dinah Shore, Andy Williams, Jimmy Dean, Joni James (who's picture you see along side this week's show), a stereo Bing Crosby, Vaughn Monroe & The Andrew Sisters in '60's stereo recordings & Waylon Jennings will sing us our favorite Waylon song.

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Your Humble Host sees it's time now for the weekend edition of Sounds Like Radio Volume 146 as we find the September 26, 1951 Great Gildersleeve in quite a pickle. It seems Marjorie has decided out of the blue to get a job and leave them little babies of hers to Bronco, Birdey and Gildy. Oh

To help Marjorie come to her senses and get back to them little babies we have Burl Ives, Dinah Washington, a Bing Crosby two-fer, Betty Brewer and Gordon Jenkins, Dean Martin, Lee Wiley & Big Al Downing. Wowzers if that ain't enough nothing is.

Your Humble Host returns riding Hoppy's horse, Topper, no less to tell you all about today's Library of Sound (LOS) western adventure with Hopalong Cassidy. Listen as Hopalong helps to elect a sheriff originally heard March 31, 1951. It's western style action here on the Library of Sound.

The Library of Sound (LOS) Volume 236 has arrived and with it a classic Shadow episode. Your Humble Host urges you to hold on to your hats as the Shadow faces "Murder From The Grave" as it was originally broadcast April 6, 1941. There's only one guy who knows where evil lurks, that's The Shadow!

Your Humble Host sees it's time now for Volume 146 of Sounds Like Radio as we find the September 26, 1951 Great Gildersleeve as he's in quite a pickle. It seems Marjorie has decided out of the blue to get a job and leave them little babies of hers to Bronco and Birdey and Gildy. Oh my, babies now for the whole family to watch while Marjorie is out "finding herself" as the say in today's parlance.

To help Marjorie come to her senses and get back to them little babies we have Burl Ives, Dinah Washington, a Bing Crosby two-fer, Betty Brewer and Gordon Jenkins, Dean Martin, Lee Wiley & Big Al Downing. Wowzers if that ain't enough nothing is.

Jean Shepherd is back on Sounds Like Radio's Library of Sound Volume 234. Your Humble Host is proud to play you another one of my very own exclusive tapes of Shep I recorded myself. This one from November 11, 1974 (Holy Smokes 50 years ago, I can't believe it, it sounds like it could have played just yesterday, talk about timeless) as Jean will talk about his very first experience as a DJ on the radio. Now just let me hit the play button on the old tape recorder while you hit the play button here. We are all playing together, quite nicely I might add.

Philip Marlowe is back on the Library of Sound Volume 235 as he looks into the case of the Long Rope originally heard February 5, 1949. Your Humble Host is here to pick up any stray strands that fall from The Long Rope!