<p>Aug. 18, 1985 "Voices of the 1930s" features: Songs made famous by dozens of radio vocalists in the 1930s, including Kenny Baker's "Love Walked In," Tony Martin's "When Did You Leave Heaven," Winnie Shaw's "The Lullabye of Broadway," Frances Langford's "I'm In the Mood For Love," Jimmy Durante's "Inka Dinka Doo," Mae West's "A Guy What Takes His Time," Louis Armstrong's "Jeepers Creepers," Kate Smith's "Stay As Sweet As You Are" and others.oldtimeradiodvd.com</p>

Aug. 18, 1985 "Voices of the 1930s" features: Songs made famous by dozens of radio vocalists in the 1930s, including Kenny Baker's "Love Walked In," Tony Martin's "When Did You Leave Heaven," Winnie Shaw's "The Lullabye of Broadway," Frances Langford's "I'm In the Mood For Love," Jimmy Durante's "Inka Dinka Doo," Mae West's "A Guy What Takes His Time," Louis Armstrong's "Jeepers Creepers," Kate Smith's "Stay As Sweet As You Are" and others.oldtimeradiodvd.com

Voices of the 1930s

Bill Chambless first program was in 1984 to the last one about 19 years later, he explored the music and sounds of yesteryear (1900 to 1940), "scratches and all." The program was a labor of love for him that is informative and genuinely expresses a love for the music mixed with history of the period and great music.

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