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R-1761 “1761”
  • Robertson's Gas Racket
  • Ligget's Citizenship Racket
  • Michael's Parole Board Racket
  • Property Tax Racket.
  • Fake Accident Racket
  • Tilson Graft Racket
  • Ryder's Writer Racket
  • Walter's Union Racket
  • Insurance Political Racket
  • Finney's WPA Racket
  • Murder Traps a Rat
  • Last Words Mean Sabotage
  • Walkout for Profit
  • Murder across the Boards
  • Reservoir for Murder
  • Torpedo on Wheels
  • Sabotage Finds a Name.
  • Mr. Big's Drug Store Racket
  • Sales Tax Racket
  • Crandall & the Murder Ring Racket
  • Highway that Graft Built
  • Votes for Sale
  • Snyder's Political Racket
  • Bid & Asked
  • Not a Drop Worth Drinking
  • State Institution Racket
  • Gambling Racket
  • Trust Fund Racket
  • Hospital Racket
  • A Slip of the Lip
  • Money talks Too Loud
    (vol. drop)
  • Paroles for Sale
  • Invasion Plans for Victory
  • Courtroom Racket
  • Fruit Dealers Protective Racket
  • Witness to Murder has Amnesia
  • The Masquerade Ball (1946) 4/18/1946
  • Dennis writes a radio Script (1946) 11/14/1946
  • Christmas Show (1946) 12/25/1946
  • Dennis guest speaker at ladies aid (1947) 1/1/1947
  • Dennis mistaken for a missing Heir (1947) 1/22/1947
  • Dennis irresistable to Women (1947) 2/12/1947
  • Asks for salary raise & is fired (1947) 2/26/1947
  • Dennis mistaken for a bank robber (1947) 3/5/1947
  • The Anderson's Anniversary. (1947) 3/19/1947
  • Anderson's want to buy a New House (1947) 3/26/1947
  • Needs $100 to invest in the Drug Store (1947) 4/9/1947
  • Dennis goes to a Marriage Counselor (1947) 4/16/1947
R-1760 “1760”
  • Eclipses of the Thirties
  • • 70 RARE performances—all but a few never issued on LP anywhere
  • • 7 performances never issued before
  • • 3 previously unissued takes
  • • magnificent sound restoration
  • • recorded in glorious monaural—no fake stereo
  • • complete discographical data: dates, matrix and take numbers, original labels and catalog numbers
  • • soloists identified wherever known
  • • 5 LPs in handsome box
  • • a generous 14 songs per record
  • This is a musical portrait of the Golden Age of Popular Music. There were so many good and great songs in the Thirties that at least half of them are now forgotten—until this autumn, when dozens of them return just when we need them most
  • It was a decade of wonderful singers (and some not so wonderful). Live radio, the big bands Hollywood and Broadway—there was such a demand for singers that almost everyone worth listening to got a chance. Many of the greats are here: Bing, Mildred Bailey, Russ Columbo, Cab Calloway, Hoagy Carmichael, Ruth Etting, Eddie Cantor. But many others belong up with or near the stars: Kay Weber, Pinky Tomlin, Greta Keller, Bea Wain, Red Allen, Smith Ballew, Ginny Simms, Slim & Sila, Gertrude Niesen. And don't forget Jerry Colonna represented here with an unissued performance that surely ranks as his wackiest!
  • The Thirties were also the Big Band Era, when we enjoyed hundreds of good bands. So many, in fact, that butts are still discovering the recordings of bands they overlooked. This album will open new doors. Of course the great bands are here, with rare performances all but forgotten till now: Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Ray Noble, the Dorsey Brothers. But this set goes beyond the obvious and lets you meet again, or discover, obscure bands like Joe Haymes, Smith Ballew, Jeter-Pillars and the great Mills Blue Rhythm Band
  • Along with the big bands, the Thirties gave us a bonanza of great small bands. For this reason alone, many a jazz aficionado looks back on the era as the Golden Age of Jazz. This album shows why, with the swinging combos of Wingy Manone, Clarence Williams, Red Nichols, Louis Prima and several others
  • The music is arranged chronologically to give you a sense of how our music developed from 1930 through 1939—the sweep, the range, the variety, the quality. Another exclusive for members of the Nostalgia Book Club, who demand the unusual, and appreciate the best (1930) 1930
  • Side 2. TRACK 1
  • THE RAY BERRY—Ray Berry and His Orchestra 1530-1 A Brunswick 6824-1 Previously unissued 9/27/38 Vocal: Jack Teagarden Piano: Joe Venuti Clarinet: Eddie Lang Guitar: Charlie Christian Bass: John Kirby Drums: Cozy Cole (1938) 9/27/1938
  • Side 1. TRACK 2
  • FRANK SINATRA: Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry; That Old Feeling; I've Got a Crush on You; You Go To My Head; She's Funny That Way; Try a Little Tenderness; Embraceable You; Hum'selle
  • Side 2. Track 2
  • SARAH VAUGHAN: I've Got the World on a String; Midnight Sun; How Long has this been going On; You're Blasé; Easy Living; More than You Know; My Old Flame; Teach Me Tonight; Body & Soul; When Your Lover Has Gone
  • FRANK SINATRA: Getting Sentimental over You; There are such Things; It Started all over Again; The One I Love belongs to somebody Else; A Cottage for Sale; Stormy Weather; I Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You; Why Try to Change Me Now; Just Friends; I'll never Smile Again; Angel Eyes; Willow Weep for Me
R-1762 “1762”
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 122. "Walkout for Profit"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 124. "Murder across the Boards"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 154. "Reservoir for Murder"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 196. "Torpedo on Wheels"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 197. "Sabotage Finds a Name."
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Mr. Big's Drug Store Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 63. "Sales Tax Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 64. "Crandall & the Murder Ring Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 86. "Highway that Graft Built"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 84. "Votes for Sale"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 85. "Snyder's Political Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 129. "Bid & Asked"
R-1763 “1763”
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Not a Drop Worth Drinking"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "State Institution Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Gambling Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Trust Fund Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Hospital Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 169. "A Slip of the Lip"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Money talks Too Loud" (vol. drop)
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 130. "Paroles for Sale"
  • THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 168. "Invasion Plans for Victory"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Courtroom Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Fruit Dealers Protective Racket"
  • THE GREEN HORNET "Witness to Murder has Amnesia"
R-1764 “1764”
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "The Masquerade Ball" 4/18/46 (1946) 4/18/1946
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis writes a radio Script" 11/14/46 (1946) 11/14/1946
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Christmas Show" 12/25/46 (1946) 12/25/1946
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis guest speaker at ladies aid" 1/1/47 (1947) 1/1/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis mistaken for a missing Heir" 1/22/47 (1947) 1/22/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis irresistable to Women" 2/12/47 (1947) 2/12/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Asks for salary raise & is fired" 2/26/47 (1947) 2/26/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis mistaken for a bank robber" 3/5/47 (1947) 3/5/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "The Anderson's Anniversary." 3/19/47 (1947) 3/19/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Anderson's want to buy a New House" 3/26/47 (1947) 3/26/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Needs $100 to invest in the Drug Store" 4/9/47 (1947) 4/9/1947
  • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis goes to a Marriage Counselor" 4/16/47 (1947) 4/16/1947

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## HEADING: REEL 1760. MUSIC CLUB EXCLUSIVE! The rarest collection of popular music and jazz we have ever been able to offer

Eclipses of the Thirties
• 70 RARE performances—all but a few never issued on LP anywhere
• 7 performances never issued before
• 3 previously unissued takes
• magnificent sound restoration
• recorded in glorious monaural—no fake stereo
• complete discographical data: dates, matrix and take numbers, original labels and catalog numbers
• soloists identified wherever known
• 5 LPs in handsome box
• a generous 14 songs per record

This is a musical portrait of the Golden Age of Popular Music. There were so many good and great songs in the Thirties that at least half of them are now forgotten—until this autumn, when dozens of them return just when we need them most.

It was a decade of wonderful singers (and some not so wonderful). Live radio, the big bands Hollywood and Broadway—there was such a demand for singers that almost everyone worth listening to got a chance. Many of the greats are here: Bing, Mildred Bailey, Russ Columbo, Cab Calloway, Hoagy Carmichael, Ruth Etting, Eddie Cantor. But many others belong up with or near the stars: Kay Weber, Pinky Tomlin, Greta Keller, Bea Wain, Red Allen, Smith Ballew, Ginny Simms, Slim & Sila, Gertrude Niesen. And don't forget Jerry Colonna represented here with an unissued performance that surely ranks as his wackiest!

The Thirties were also the Big Band Era, when we enjoyed hundreds of good bands. So many, in fact, that butts are still discovering the recordings of bands they overlooked. This album will open new doors. Of course the great bands are here, with rare performances all but forgotten till now: Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Ray Noble, the Dorsey Brothers. But this set goes beyond the obvious and lets you meet again, or discover, obscure bands like Joe Haymes, Smith Ballew, Jeter-Pillars and the great Mills Blue Rhythm Band.

Along with the big bands, the Thirties gave us a bonanza of great small bands. For this reason alone, many a jazz aficionado looks back on the era as the Golden Age of Jazz. This album shows why, with the swinging combos of Wingy Manone, Clarence Williams, Red Nichols, Louis Prima and several others.

The music is arranged chronologically to give you a sense of how our music developed from 1930 through 1939—the sweep, the range, the variety, the quality. Another exclusive for members of the Nostalgia Book Club, who demand the unusual, and appreciate the best.

Side 2. TRACK 1.
THE RAY BERRY—Ray Berry and His Orchestra 1530-1 A Brunswick 6824-1 Previously unissued 9/27/38 Vocal: Jack Teagarden Piano: Joe Venuti Clarinet: Eddie Lang Guitar: Charlie Christian Bass: John Kirby Drums: Cozy Cole

Side 1. TRACK 2.
FRANK SINATRA: Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry; That Old Feeling; I've Got a Crush on You; You Go To My Head; She's Funny That Way; Try a Little Tenderness; Embraceable You; Hum'selle.

Side 2. Track 2.
SARAH VAUGHAN: I've Got the World on a String; Midnight Sun; How Long has this been going On; You're Blasé; Easy Living; More than You Know; My Old Flame; Teach Me Tonight; Body & Soul; When Your Lover Has Gone.

FRANK SINATRA: Getting Sentimental over You; There are such Things; It Started all over Again; The One I Love belongs to somebody Else; A Cottage for Sale; Stormy Weather; I Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You; Why Try to Change Me Now; Just Friends; I'll never Smile Again; Angel Eyes; Willow Weep for Me.

## RIGHT COLUMN
REEL 1761. THE GREEN HORNET
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 39. "Robertson's Gas Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 40. "Ligget's Citizenship Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 43. "Michael's Parole Board Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 44. "Property Tax Racket."
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 59. "Fake Accident Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 60. "Tilson Graft Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 61. "Ryder's Writer Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 62. "Walter's Union Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 65. "Insurance Political Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 66. "Finney's WPA Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 186. "Murder Traps a Rat"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 187. "Last Words Mean Sabotage"

REEL 1762. THE GREEN HORNET
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 122. "Walkout for Profit"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 124. "Murder across the Boards"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 154. "Reservoir for Murder"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 196. "Torpedo on Wheels"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 197. "Sabotage Finds a Name."
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Mr. Big's Drug Store Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 63. "Sales Tax Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 64. "Crandall & the Murder Ring Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 86. "Highway that Graft Built"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 84. "Votes for Sale"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 85. "Snyder's Political Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 129. "Bid & Asked"

REEL 1763. THE GREEN HORNET
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Not a Drop Worth Drinking"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "State Institution Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Gambling Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Trust Fund Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Hospital Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 169. "A Slip of the Lip"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Money talks Too Loud" (vol. drop)
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 130. "Paroles for Sale"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET Pgm. # 168. "Invasion Plans for Victory"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Courtroom Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Fruit Dealers Protective Racket"
(30) THE GREEN HORNET "Witness to Murder has Amnesia"

REEL 1764. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "The Masquerade Ball" 4/18/46
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis writes a radio Script" 11/14/46
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Christmas Show" 12/25/46
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis guest speaker at ladies aid" 1/1/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis mistaken for a missing Heir" 1/22/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis irresistable to Women" 2/12/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Asks for salary raise & is fired" 2/26/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis mistaken for a bank robber" 3/5/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "The Anderson's Anniversary." 3/19/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Anderson's want to buy a New House" 3/26/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Needs $100 to invest in the Drug Store" 4/9/47
(30) A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DENNIS DAY "Dennis goes to a Marriage Counselor" 4/16/47