We’re here with another Sounds Like Radio episode filled with the real Betty Boop history, Dean Martin, Blossom Dearie, Bing, Chet, Ella (WOW the musical greats just keep coming don’t they?) and a Great Gildersleeve from 1/5/49 where Gildy wants to be a writer. It’s a good time episode for all and it’s time to say, Now that Sounds Like Radio!!   Join Your Humble Host for the fun.

Welcome to Episode 42 & the return of our regular Music & Gildy presentations here on Sounds Like Radio.  Today we’ll hear some really neat music from a lot of great singers we don’t often hear including the soundtrack title songs from 2 classic early ‘60’s movies.

Also in today’s 12/29/48 Gildy episode Wedding Jitters abound.  As Gildy & Adelide must decide to marry or not to marry.   Will this marriage take place?  Will Gildy have to clean the rice out of his hair?  Will Adelide have to change addresses?  Or will they both cut and run for the hills?  Find out in between the sweetest music you’re ever going to hear on today’s Sounds Like Radio!

Celebrate the New Year with Sounds Like Radio.  We've got some fun songs & The Great Gildersleeve's New Years show from 12/31/47.   A fun filled time with Your Humble Host.   Get out that bowl of chips and dip it's time for New Year's Snack Time!  Enjoy the festivities with us.

Sounds Like Radio is proud to present the return of a Paul Harvey Christmas tradition!   Every year on Christmas Day Paul Harvey's special Christmas message telling the story of The Man & The Birds was heard all across the land.    Each year I would be sure to tune in and catch this very moving Christmas story that Paul Harvey would tell.   I am happy to say that Paul Harvey Christmas annual traditon is back right here on Your Humble Host's Sounds Like Radio.   Hear now this beautiful Christmas parable.

Lionel Barrymore was the Best Ebenezer Scrooge.  A Christmas Eve Tradition is alive again now on Sounds Like Radio.  Lionel Barrymore, the definitive Scrooge, used to do perform this show every year on radio and he’s back again on Sounds Like Radio!  Enjoy for yourself this show that I’ve listened to EVERY Christmas Eve for years and years.  It’s a classic.

Well, it’s time to hear from those 2 old codgers down in Pine Ridge as they celebrate Christmas right here on Sounds Like Radio!   A funny story & their traditional beautiful story of one night on Christmas Eve.   A show I've heard for over 40 years & I look forward to it each and every Christmas Eve, now you can too.   Enjoy.

The Christmas Musical Extravaganza Vol.5 w/Great Gildersleeve Christmas Eve 1947 episode.  Some of the best Christmas music you’re ever going to hear.  Sounds Like Radio is back with more great Christmas music you may never have heard or only wished you could hear again and a Gildy to boot.  Please enjoy our efforts to make your Christmas a Merry One.   

Your Humble Host asks you not to forget to listen to our Christmas stories we posted earlier of The Boy Who Laughed At Santa & Bootblack's Christmas, you're sure to like them.   You won't want to overlook them and they won't be around here for long.  

Sounds Like Radio Presents Vol. 4 of our Special Christmas shows featuring music galore, surprises & a Great Gildersleeve 12/22/48. episode where the Baby Saga comes to a conclusion on Christmas Eve.   It's a special Christmas program celebrating with a lot of rare music classics and just plain good music along with a very nice Gildy show.   Sit back and enjoy the show in your home or as you  drive your way thru Christmas shopping & festivities all with Sounds Like Radio's Vol. 4 Christmas Show.  

Welcome to our Christmas Extravaganzy (as Grandpa says) Volume 3!!   Christmas music like you don't hear anymore and also The Great Gildersleeve goes Christmas shopping from 12/15/48.   It's a Time To Be Jolly all this month with Sounds Like Radio and Your Humble Host, hear now the Joys of Christmas.

Welcome to your Humble Host's Poetry Corner once again.  Today I'll tell you the tale of The Boy Who Laughed At Santa Claus.   A cautionary ode to those that scoff at Santa.    A fun little poem I think you'll enjoy.