[78-L] My history of broadcasting course

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Listening in on Ruby Norton - Jones n Hare on Cameo is a precursor to  
Twisting the Dials, snipets of programs as the signals wander across  
stations

We're a Perfect Combination by Eddie Cantor mention Rudy Vallee "but  
now her radio is in the alley"

Make Believe Ballroom by Charlie Barnet also Glenn Miller

My favorites on the list so far are the Jolson of Mr Radio Man and  
Turn Your Radio On written by gospel songsmith Albert Brumley in 1937  
published in paperback songbook Radio Favotites. It got really around  
- Stamps Quartet and all the other already noted.

Sent from my iPod - which explainz any bad typjng


On Feb 3, 2014, at 4:12 PM, Donna Halper <dlh at donnahalper.com> wrote:

> I am teaching about radio's formative years (1920s-1930s) and trying  
> to
> compile a playlist for my students of hit songs about radio from that
> era.  I can think of a few-- like Love Her By Radio or I Wish There  
> Was
> A Wireless to Heaven, but surely there were other  hits I can share  
> with
> the class. For some reason, I'm drawing a blank. Suggestions?
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