Bruce Phillip Miller has more or your MOR favorites on "Coffee Break"
Sunday, May 31, 2020
Tuesday, May 26, 2020
Roger Carroll 1969
A brand new bunch of 1968-69 memories have come in. Roger brings you the Happy Hour and once again in fine fettle. Time for the Best Sounds in Town!
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1969,
Roger Carroll
Monday, May 25, 2020
Memorial Day 1948
In the late 1940s, the network produced a lot of "troop information" programs. For a variety of reasons it was a lot harder to produce things like Command Performance.
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1948,
Lew Ayers,
Memorial Day,
OTR
Sunday, May 24, 2020
Sugar Report 1945
More from your Sugar Report. A few more have been found. Most of the time WWII shows in AFRS are fairly common. A few hundred were pressed, several were saved.
The Sugar Report was different. The show was apparently recorded to acetate for broadcast from the government's shortwave station in California. So each disk that is found is unique.
The show isn't documented. The last time I found some of these, Jinx Falkenburg was the host. I had assumed it was her show. Today Joan Edwards from Your Hit Parade plays excerpts from radio back in the states
This was a project at it's best. I was contacted and asked "If I pay for those, can you transfer them?" I asked around and found someone to do the transfer. In the same time frame, we received a donation that covered the postage (click the PayPal box). It took a lot of people.
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1945,
OTR,
Sugar Report
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
LaRita Shelby 1994
Love that picture. Here's LaRita. Matt recorded these in England from about 600 miles away. It's a bit noisy but a bunch of fun.
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1994,
LaRita Shelby
Ira Cook 1965
Ira has some of the biggest Stars of the Day. Today it's Frank Sinatra and Count Basie. Along with stories and fellowship, the Ira Cook Show.
Sunday, May 10, 2020
Gene Price 1980
Gene Price, Charlie Tuna and Jim Pewter
So is it inspired silliness, wonderful radio or country music at it's best? All three, it's the Gene Price show from 1980 on AFRTS...
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1980,
Gene Price
Wolfman Jack 1975
Don't touch that dial. Here comes the Wolfman. He was with us for decades and did his part for the Air Force. Take a listen..
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1975,
Recruiting,
Wolfman Jack
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