[78-L] 78s about radio shows

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"Station H.O.B.O." by Goebel Reeves, The Texas Drifter (Brunswick), which operates not on a frequency but on a vagrancy.

Cary Ginell


-----Original Message-----
From: Taylor Bowie <bowiebks at isomedia.com>
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Sent: Thu, Jul 9, 2009 5:45 pm
Subject: Re: [78-L] 78s about radio shows



Donna wrote to us:

> might have been made into a record.  And I am sure there were other
> songs inspired by the hit radio shows of that era.


Hi  Donna,

I can think of several radio-show related songs off the top off my head (I 
should be storing them somewhere else anyway...):

"All Right,  All Right,  All Right."  I have this by Joe Haymes on Melotone 
and it's a humorous tribute to Bowes and the Amateur Hour.

"Are You List'nin'?"  By Jacques Renard on Brunswick.  Inspired by  radio 
poet Tony Wons,  who speaks on the thing,  after a Smith Ballew vocal 
chorus.

"Cliquot" by Harry Reser on Columbia...written to honor his long-time 
sponsor.

"Who's Yehudi?"  Novelty song written about an on-going gag on some radio 
show...forget which one,  c. 1940.

And there are all those tunes about Amos 'n' Andy as well...

Taylor




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