CD-Charts Position 31

The Golden Age of Comedy

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Abbott & Costello

Release Date October 28, 2002

CD-Charts Position 32
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Sinñematografico

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: El Vacilón de la Mañana

Release Date October 25, 2005
I love this CD, it's awesome ... i think these guys outdid themselves this time ... i love the song by findingo, i thought the song was on chant*for*netta, but when i got the CD "bummer" it wasnt, and now it's in this CD.
Me and my fiance play the whole thing every day. i totally recomend it, if you like the "NUMBER ONE SHOW IN NY" you have to get this CD.

CD-Charts Position 33
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Hollywood's Blonde Bombshell

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Betty Hutton

Release Date May 10, 2005
This compilation is live performances for Command Performance radio shows. Her voice is great, the bands are tight but I wish they would have said that it was live performances. They just can't match the recordings and I had been hoping to get an actual studio recorded version of Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing In A Hurry. I give it 3 stars because Betty Hutton rules!

CD-Charts Position 34
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Old Time Radio: Comedy & Laughter

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
from: Radio Spirits

Release Date September 15, 1998
Thank You to the people who decided to recover all these great memories of the past.When I was a child we sat in front of the radio for hours and listened to these wonderful broadcasts!
WONDERFUL!

CD-Charts Position 35
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Best of Radio Comedy

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Jack Benny & Fred Allen

Release Date November 21, 1995
Thank You to the people who decided to recover all these great memories of the past.When I was a child we sat in front of the radio for hours and listened to these wonderful broadcasts!
WONDERFUL!

CD-Charts Position 36
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War of the Worlds

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Orson Welles

Release Date June 28, 2005
Thank You to the people who decided to recover all these great memories of the past.When I was a child we sat in front of the radio for hours and listened to these wonderful broadcasts!
WONDERFUL!

CD-Charts Position 37
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Old Time Radio Science Fiction (Smithsonian Collection)

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Radio Spirits

Release Date 1996-04
Thank You to the people who decided to recover all these great memories of the past.When I was a child we sat in front of the radio for hours and listened to these wonderful broadcasts!
WONDERFUL!

CD-Charts Position 38
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Best of the Marx Brothers

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Marx Brothers

Release Date June 27, 2005
Thank You to the people who decided to recover all these great memories of the past.When I was a child we sat in front of the radio for hours and listened to these wonderful broadcasts!
WONDERFUL!

CD-Charts Position 39
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A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Charles Mingus

Release Date October 17, 1995
1957 was a prolific year for Charles Mingus: He recorded "The Clown," New Tijuana Moods," "East Coasting" and this, "A Modern Symposium of Music and Poetry" (all following his breakthrough album Pithecanthropus Erectus the year before.) This album features such great Mingus players as Jimmy Knepper (trombone), Shafi Hadi on sax, Bill Hardman and Clarence Shaw on trumpet (with Bill Hardman on "Nouroog"), Horace Parlan on piano (alternating with Bob Hammer), and the indispensable Dannie Richmond banging the drums.

"Scenes in the City" (11 minutes, 49 seconds) is probably Mingus' most successful integration of words and music. Much credit goes to Melvin Stewart's compelling narration: His beautifully spoken words capture the anger, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 40
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Radio Stars of America

CD-Charts > Music > Radio Shows
by: Burns & Allen

Release Date August 23, 2005
I was disappointed by this CD. I am going to have to hunt for a better selection of Burns & Allen.