There Used To Be A Radio Station Right Here III

In The Style Of Nelson Riddle (0:32)

Four!

Frank Sinatra, Joe E. Lewis, Buddy Hackett, William B. Williams at the Friar’s Club. William B. was a long-time officer of the Friar’s and a personal friend of many entertainers whose shows he hosted.  (photo undated, believed to be from the mid 1960s) 

Photo link for Radio’s First 75 Years, submitted by Bill Diehl

Dinah Shore “You’ll Never Know – (0:37)

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News Sounder (:06)

“On The Ballroom’s Revolving Stage”

And Then, There Was . . .

Hop Scotch Polka  (2:45)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There Used To Be A Radio Station Right Here Pt. 2

“It’s Make Believe Ballroom Time”  Glenn Miller with the Modernaires  (2:49)

Variety – December 8, 1945

 

“Never Have The Blues”  (1:00)

In The Style of Neal Hefti (:20)

 

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“Hello, William B ?” (6:08)

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New York Herald Tribune – 1959

It’s Springtime In New York (:46)

 

 

 

 

 

There Used To Be A Station Right Here

In the style of Count Basie (1:00)

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Enjoy Each and Every Weekend  (0:16)

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Milkman’s Matinee  (2:23)

In The Style of Nelson Riddle (0:32)

Gene Rayburn and Dee Finch 6:00a.m.-10:00 a.m. — 1951

Dee and Gene sing “Dry Bones” 2:49

In The Style of Kai Winding 028

 

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