This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast, Dr. Bob takes you back to February 1951 for music and memories. ABC radio journalist Paul Harvey is arrested and ends up at FBI headquarters. There’s a new constitutional amendment and a new middleweight boxing champ. Plus there’s music from Patti Page, Hank Snow, Percy Mayfield, Tennessee Ernie Ford, and many more. It’s a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties. The Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

White country boys, and a few gals, who loved to sing Rhythm and Blues were the early stars of Rock ‘n’ Roll. They called the music Rockabilly, and Dr. Bob spins tunes by Buddy Holly, Wanda Jackson, Carl Perkins, the Everly Brothers, and some cat named Elvis on this Eisenhower Hour® podcast. It’s a fun, nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast, Dr. Bob takes you on a musical tour of Louisiana, Iowa, and Kansas in the Fifties. Hear the sounds of Fats Domino, Louis Armstrong, Shirley and Lee, Andy Williams, Marvin Rainwater, and many more. It’s a fun, nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

On this Eisenhower Hour® podcast, Dr. Bob plays Rhythm and Blues of the Late Fifties. You’ll hear tunes from Sam Cooke, the Coasters, La Vern Baker, James Brown, Ray Charles and more. It’s a fun, nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on Eisenhower Hour® podcast, we’re off to Arkansas, Arizona, and Alaska for some memorable tunes by artists from those states. Dr. Bob has music by Marty Robbins, The Browns, Little Junior Parker, Rex Allen, and many more. It’s a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s Magic Touch – The Sound of The Platters, an entire hour devoted to the most popular vocal group of the Fifties. Dr. Bob has all the number one hits plus some surprises. It’s a fun, nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

It’s March 1952 on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast. Sun Records is open for business in Memphis. Voters in Puerto Rico approve a constitution. And Humphrey Bogart and Vivian Leigh win Oscars. Dr. Bob has tunes from Louis Armstrong, Ella Mae Morse, B.B. King, Carl Smith and many more. It’s a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties. The Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

On this Eisenhower Hour® podcast, Dr. Bob takes a Fifties musical tour of the Heart of Dixie Alabama, the Garden State New Jersey, and the Buckeye State Ohio. There’s music by Hank Williams, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, the Charms and many more. It’s a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

It’s Rhythm and Blues of the Early Fifties on this Eisenhower Hour® podcast. The music targeted at the adult African American audience hits late night radio, and white teenagers start tuning in. You’ll hear Charles Brown, the Midnighters, Wynonie Harris, Big Joe Turner, and many more. It’s a fun, nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast, Dr. Bob begins the musical tour of the states, with artists from and songs about Tennessee, Kentucky, and Florida. You’ll hear Bobby Blue Bland, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Rosemary Clooney, Merle Travis, Freddie Cannon, and many more. It’s a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast.