Songs by Sinatra: (Full Show) October 31, 1945 [Guest: Fred Allen] {AFRS} скачать в хорошем качестве

Songs by Sinatra: (Full Show) October 31, 1945 [Guest: Fred Allen] {AFRS}

This episode is very unique as it was one of the few originally broadcasted for the men and women overseas fighting during World War II. Incidentally, this came with the effect removing all of the advertising which has been cut and replaced with supplementary songs in lieu of those. That of course being the usual Old Gold introduction, nor any form of midroll advertisements. Also wanted to note this was Fred's second appearance on Frank's radio program and the first time was on March 14, 1945 (Max Factor Hollywood). Also unique to this program was Frank's first debut performance to "It's Been A Long, Long Time" (A wartime favorite of GIs). I will also note, towards the end of the show, Frank changes a few lyrics to a song he was well known and associated with. 0:01 "Night and Day" (Show Opening) - FS 0:24 Show Introduction - KR 0:28 Show Opening Speech - FS 0:41 "It's Only A Paper Moon" - FS 2:19 Dialogue - FS 2:55 "Don't Forget Tonight, Tomorrow" - FS & PP 5:19 Thanking of the Pied Pipers - FS 5:21 "So in Love" - PP 7:39 "Bess, Where's My Bess?" - FS 10:29 Dialogue - FS 10:42 "Eleven Sixty P.M." (Jingle Intro). - PP w/ FS comments 10:58 "Eleven Sixty P.M." - PP 13:02 Dialogue - FS 13:12 Impressions of Fiorello La Guardia & Portland Hoffa [Fred's Wife] - FS 14:00 Introduction of Fred Allen/Audience Applause - FS, FA 14:12 Dialogue/Comedy - FS & FA 21:13 "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe (Parody)" - FS, FA 22:32 Introduction of song/comments - FS 22:48 "It's Been A Long, Long Time" - FS & PP 25:18 Dialogue/Song Introducing - FS 25:33 "Nancy (with the Laughing Face)" - FS 27:55 Final Remarks/Closing Comments - FS 28:08 "Put Your Dreams Away" (Show Closing) - FS 28:54 Network Signoff - KR From: Songs by Sinatra Sponsor: N/A Air Date: October 31, 1945 Network: AFRS Locale: New York City, New York Announcer: Ken Roberts Musical Accompaniment: Axel Stordahl & His Orchestra, The Pied Pipers Audio has been left untouched as just about every aspect of it was perfect Photograph enhanced to refine and enhance details throughout the image and to provide a higher bitrate stream