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Bob and Ray present the CBS Radio Network on February 17, 1960. 

Bill Stewart of the Los Angeles radio station KMPC played a mix of Swing, jazz and MOR at several great stations.

KMPC, 1951-59; KGIL, 1965-66; KRHM, 1966 and 1969; KGIL, 1973-75. For Armed Forces Radio he also hosted "A Quarter Century of Swing."

Edward Pawley stars as Steve Wilson managing editor of the Illustrated Press in this episode from October 19, 1948 over the NBC Radio Network. Violet is a lady of the streets who asks Steve Wilson to help Johnny Nolan with his problem. Chick Larson is luring him into a life of crime. "In Big Town as in all great cities, all but lost amidst the clamor of its life, there walk in silence and in suffering, the angels of the street."

Here is a big band remote on NBC Radio aired April 18, 1945 from the Mural Room of the Hotel St. Francis in San Francisco. Ray Herbeck was born on 27 November 1910, Los Angeles, California, USA, and died om 17 January 1989, in Phoenix, Arizona. His orchestra was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1935. The Ray Herbeck Orchestra later moved to Chicago following the lucrative Midwest one-nighter circuit. With their theme song, ‘Romance’, Herbeck’s was one of the most commercially orientated orchestras of the day. Herbeck previously worked with Leighton Noble's band.

NEW AGE ACOUSTIC music. Music on RADIO nuages floats as a cloud of melodies. Selections by many outstanding contemporary musicians playing acoustic instrumentals that melt away stress. It's like lounging at a lake front, feeling a gentle wind against your face, listening to chimes dance in the distance. Meditate... drift... RELAX... ENJOY RADIO nuages...

From 1958 episode 883 for AFRTS. Andy and Virginia Mansfield turn back the clock for this collection of music from their vast library of recorded music. One of the first DJ music shows featuring a husband and wife team. Andy and Virginia Mansfield had been around radio for most of their lives. 

January 3, 1972. Casey Kasem brings us the top songs of 1971.

BORODIN Dances from Prince Igor. RAVEL Mother Goose Suite.

Karl Haas, the Radio Hall of Fame's only 'classical music' inductee and host of one of the nation's longest running daily radio programs, 'Adventures in Good Music', expertly blends commentary and his own performances, bringing to light the music and lives of the world's best composers and their musical heritage.

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor born to white English mother and black African father (Dr Daniel Peter Hughes Taylor) in Holborn, London.