A fun show today as The Great Gildersleeve (10/5/49) and his new funny little Honey go out on a double date with Marjorie & her new boyfriend, Bronco. A history making show Your Humble Host will explain. Also history making in today’s Sounds Like Radio Episode 67 is a first time visit from Lola Albright!!  (She’s pictured here on the website for Episode 67.)  Now Lola is the gal who played the singer on Peter Gunn.  Joining the singer’s fest with Lola are Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby, Betty Boop, Bobby Breen, Vaughn Monroe & Patsy Cline (with new a orchestration)!  

Your Humble Host assembles the music and the Gildy's all for you.  Have a good time on this date with the Gildy bunch & our not to be forgotten music.  

Your Humble Host invites you to enjoy another great short Bing Crosby Show, this one from 7/25/56.  These are very pleasant scaled down versions of Bing's shows.   Just an enjoyable bit of time spent with Bing.  What more can you ask for?

In Episode 66 of Sounds Like Radio the theme is meeting!  As the Great Gildersleeve in the 9/28/49 show will be meeting his new girlfriend and so will our music be meetin’ & greetin’ too.  Meet Doris Day, Bing Crosby, Phil Harris, Cher, the Hoosier Hotshots, Rosie Clooney, the Carpenters, & Crazy Gugenheim (Frank Fontaine) as they all stop by to say Howdy, glad to meet ya.  Your Humble Host is glad to see you too. Enjoy.

Sounds Like Radio’s back with another Vast Library of Sound Edition, Vol. 17, a Jean Shepherd radio classic from April 27, 1966. It’s amazing how timeless Shep’s shows are. You can hear a Shep show from 50 years ago and it sounds like it was just on today. Listen as Shepherd talks all about the Barber Shop.

Welcome to Volume 16 of Sounds Like Radio's Vast Library of Sound, the special editions we feature here from our tape library.  Today it's a Jean Shepherd radio show recorded by Your Humble Host on January 22, 1975.   Listen as he tells his wild stories of driving on the highways & bi-ways across the land.  Jean Shepherd was the master storyteller on radio, this is where he was at his very best.  Forget his movies and TV stuff, radio was where he was master of his domain.  OK, hit the play and enjoy Jean Shepherd from my tape from 1/22/75.

Welcome to the latest edition of Sounds Like Radio’s Vast Library of Sound Vol. 15. 

Today we listen to another great short Bing show, this one from July 19, 1956.  A very pleasant way to spend 15 minutes, enjoy.

Hear the Paul Harvey annual 4th of July message he gave each year on the 4th on his radio show.   I used to listen every July 4th for this and now the Paul Harvey tradition is back again right here on Sounds Like Radio.  Then listen to a very short and even more relevant than ever message for today from Mr. America himself--The Duke, John Wayne.   The Greatest 4th of July messages are back with our annual Short but Memorable 4th of July Special.     

Welcome to our Annual Presentation of Sounds Like Radio’s Vintage 4th of July Special!  Originally recorded July 3, 2003 & featuring some great 4th of July songs and also TWO different 4th of July Great Gildersleeve shows.  Hear the way both Gildy's celebrate the 4th and the way we did it back in 2003.  That's right you'll hear both actors who played The Great Gildersleeve in this Special Show.  

It's a July 4th Blast from the Sounds Like Radio Past!   Enjoy.

Welcome to another Bing Crosby Show from the Vast Library of Sound Vol. 14 of Sounds Like Radio.  It’s time for another great short 15 min. show from the one and only Bing Crosby.  Your Humble Host loves these latter day 1950’s shows and so will you.  

The Vast Library of Sound opens up with Volume 13 and we get treated to another Nero Wolfe mystery!  Nero looks into the case of “Before I Die” an original Rex Stout short story from the book “Trouble In Triplicate”.  The Wolfe stories based on the actual Rex Stout books are the best. Your Humble Host is proud to bring you this latest Vast Library of Sound edition.   Now that Nero's here and so are you, hit the play button.