Sammy Kayes Chrysler Showroom OTR Old Time Radio Shows MP3 On CD-R 75Episodes

Name: Sammy Kayes Chrysler Showroom OTR Old Time Radio Shows MP3 On CD-R 75Episodes - OTR World
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Sammy Kaye’s involvement with Radio was also relatively extensive, for a band leader. Kaye had organized his first orchestra while on full scholarship at Ohio State University in the early 1930s. Quickly making a name for himself with both his own compositions, a canny knack for identifying others’ new compositions and talent, and a solidly Mid-Western America appeal, Sammy Kaye’s star rose quickly. Kaye was responsible for the inspirational “Remember Pearl Harbor” a tune he composed on December 8, 1941, the day after the Pearl Harbor attack that launched the U.S. into World War II. Throughout the World War II era, America learned to ‘swing and sway’ to the lilting music of Sammy Kaye, his three Kaydets and featured bandmembers ‘Chubby’ Silvers [brass] and Ernie Rudisill [percussion]. While Sammy Kaye was an accomplished clarinetist and saxaphonist, he was never quite the virtuoso as, for examples, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Count Basie or Glenn Miller. But he didn’t need to be. Sammy Kaye’s genius was in identifying and promoting great talent and, to an only slightly lesser degree, getting an audience behind him. One of Kaye’s inspirations during the era was his “So You Want to Lead A Band” series of programs on Radio and Television. An audience member would be selected to take the baton for a few selections or a whole program. Kaye’s three major ‘finds’ of the era were Tony Alamo, Don Cornell and Laura Leslie, two of whom went on to highly successful careers of their own. The Sammy Kaye Showroom remains one of the ‘sweeter’ variety programs showcasing the ‘sweet bands’ of the era. The better transcribed encodes that survive of the run are wonderfully listenable to this day.

Includes 46 Episodes!

MP3 File List On This CD-R:

Same Time, Same Station 711226 – The Great Gildersleeve.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720109 – Alan Reed Remembers Radio.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720123 – The Story Of Vic and Sade.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720206 – Lurene Tuttle Remembers Radio.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720220 – Les Tremayne Remembers Radio Part 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720305 – Ma Perkins.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720319 – Tommy Cook Remembers Radio Part 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720402 – Ladies and Gentleman, Hoobert Heever.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720416 – Oboler Omnibus I.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720423 – Oboler Omnibus II.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720430 – Oboler Omnibus III.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720514 – Easy Aces.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720521 – Eddie Cantor Part 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720528 – Eddie Cantor Part 2.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720625 – The Story of Jack Armstrong.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720709 – Judy Canova Remembers.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720723 – Eddie Firestone Remembers Radio.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720730 – Marvin Miller 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720806 – Marvin Miller 2.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720813 – Marvin Miller 3.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720820 – Marvin Miller 4.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720827 – Marvin Miller 5.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 720924 – Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721001 – Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 2.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721008 – Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 3.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721015 – Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 4.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721022 – Bing Crosby Remembers Radio Part 5.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721105 – Jimmy Durante Remembers Radio 2.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721112 – Jimmy Durante Remembers Radio Part 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721126 – The Story of the Lone Ranger.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 721203 – Frank Buxton Remembers Remembering Radio.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730204 – Radio For Mrs America.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730211 – Radio Remembers – The March Of Time.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730225 – Carlton E. Morse Remembers Radio Part 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730304 – Carlton E. Morse Remembers Radio Part 2.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730311 – Carlton E. Morse Remembers Radio Part 3.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730401 – Ladies and Gentleman, Hoobert Heever.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730408 – Harry Truman Remembered.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730527 – Jay Jostyn Mr. District Attorney Part 1.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730603 – Mr. District Attorney Jay Jostyn Part 2.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730610 – A Day In the Life of Your Radio – June 6, 1944.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730715 – The Story Of Fibber McGee and Molly, Part One.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730722 – The Story Of Fibber McGee and Molly, Part Two.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730729 – The Story Of Fibber McGee and Molly, Part Three.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730812 – A Day In the Life of Your Radio – August 14, 1945.mp3
Same Time, Same Station 730902 – A Day In the Life of Your Radio – September 9, 1945.mp3

NOTES:

THIS IS NOT AN AUDIO CD/DVD!

This CD/DVD has been recorded in the MP3 file format and will play on your computer or SOME DVD (DVD-R Disks Only) or CD players (CD-R Disks Only) that supports MP3 files. MP3 files will not play on a regular CD Player, so please make sure your player will play MP3 files before buying. These should also be able to be transferred to and play in most MP3 players.

However, we CAN NOT and DO NOT guarantee the disks will work with your particular CD, DVD, or MP3 player due to there being so many on the market, but they MAY work with some newer players. Please check with the manufacturer of your player for compatibility as we cannot offer support if the disk does not work with your player.

Bit Rates: Most of these shows are 22kbps to 32kbps so the sound quality IS NOT going to be that of a store bought music CD. Please understand this before purchasing.