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Music Miscellaneous

1901–1954 · 42 episodes · 12 listens

Music Miscellaneous features a wide variety of musical performances and entertainment. It is basically a category we created to add musical shows and series where there is only one or two episodes of that series available.

It covers the radio programs of the era and is of no specific genre or style of music,

Music Miscellaneous embraces the diversity of the musical landscape, showcasing everything from classical and opera to jazz, folk, and popular tunes.

The shows are included here because of their enduring appeal of music in all its forms.

This Music Miscellaneous selection on RUSC provides a unique and captivating listening experience, allowing you to explore the rich tapestry of musical expression and discover new artists and genres.

We hope to inspire and delight old-time radio enthusiasts and music lovers alike.

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Episodes

2:48
Sophie Tucker was a singer, comedian, actress, and radio personality. Known for her powerful delivery of comical and…
25:13
The first song is a happy, cheerful number called It's A Lovely Day Today, but unfortunately I don't know the artist…
Apr 15, 1945 · 24:00
From New York City the Blue Network presents Sunday Serenade with orchestra leader Sammy Kaye whose slogan was Swing…
Dec 19, 1946 · 26:00
Guy Lombardo brings you a special program of holiday songs and he’s selected a beautiful group of Christmas carols,…
Dec 31, 1945 · 2:01
Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians ring in the New Year with Auld Lang Syne and audience cheer in the background.
Dec 6, 1938 · 19:20
NBC Presents the distinguished playing of Artie Shaw, King of the Clarinet and his orchestra creating dance history in…
Jan 1, 1901 · 15:09
Spotlight Bands travelled to army camps and naval bases around America bringing Americans their favorite music by their…
Jan 1, 1901 · 28:50
The makers of Tenderleaf Tea presents a half hour of swing on The Tommy Dorsey Show with the sentimental gentleman…
Jan 1, 1901 · 28:22
The makers of Tenderleaf Tea presents a half hour of swing on The Tommy Dorsey Show with the sentimental gentleman…
Jan 1, 1901 · 15:12
It’s Swing Time with the Armed Forces Radio Service swing band featuring Mel Torme and the Mel-Tones, Georgia Gibb and…
Jan 1, 1901 · 29:09
World famous trombone player Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra at Hollywood Palladium. The show opens with The One I Love…
Jan 1, 1901 · 24:16
World famous saxophonist Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra at Hollywood Palladium.
Jan 1, 1901 · 28:49
QUALITY WARNING: THIS EPISODE SOUNDS LIKE IT HAS BEEN RECORDED OFF A SCRATCHED RECORD WITH AN INTERMITTENT BLIP.…
Jan 1, 1901 · 14:42
The American Heart Association presents America’s most personal singing star Miss Jo Stafford together with the…
Jan 1, 1901 · 3:10
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra The Royal Canadians perform the music for Boo Hoo. Guy Lombardo was a Canadian…
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:34
Al Jolson singing old time favorites I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover and Baby Face.
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:39
Al Jolson singing Give My Regards To Broadway.
Jan 1, 1901 · 29:54
For the folks in America and the fighting men abroad here is The Tommy Dorsey Show with Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford,…
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:50
Al Dollar And His 10 Cent Band With Bill Murray sings Popeye The Sailor Man from 1931 Brunswick Filmophone 250.
Jan 1, 1901 · 24:16
Presenting the world famous saxophonist Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra brought to you by the National Broadcasting…
Jan 1, 1901 · 3:09
Guy Lombardo performs Me And The Man In The Moon.
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:32
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra The Royal Canadians perform the music for Cuddle Up A Little Closer.
Jan 1, 1901 · 14:53
Swing Time brings you the music of Duke Ellington.
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:58
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra The Royal Canadians perform the music for I Could Have Danced All Night. Guy Lombardo…
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:30
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra The Royal Canadians perform the music for Cuddle Up A Little Closer. Guy Lombardo was a…
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:44
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra The Royal Canadians perform the music for Young At Heart. Bing Crosby provides the…
Jan 1, 1901 · 2:54
Guy Lombard and his Royal Canadian Orchestra perform You're Beautiful Tonight with Bing Crosby singing vocals.
Jan 1, 1901 · 3:00
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra The Royal Canadians perform the music for Taking A Chance On Love. Guy Lombardo was a…
Jan 1, 1901 · 15:25
Fifteen minutes of country music coming to you from the Village Barn a country music nightclub in Greenwich Village in…
Jan 1, 1901 · 15:18
The show opens with Harry Grimes singing All of My Life followed by Monica Lewis who sings This is It. Paul Barron with…
Jan 1, 1901 · 3:00
Lombardo became the man who invented New Year's Eve after his first broadcast on New Year's Eve aired in Chicago in…
Jan 1, 1901 · 3:17
Guy Lombardo and his band the Royal Canadians perform Anniversary Waltz.
Jan 1, 1927 · 3:09
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra The Royal Canadians perform the music for Sweethearts On Parade.
Jan 1, 1934 · 2:58
Guy Lombard and his Royal Canadian Orchestra perform Winter Wonderland.
Jan 1, 1937 · 2:39
Guy Lombardo and his band the Royal Canadians perform It Looks Like Rain In Cherry Blossom Lane.
Jan 1, 1945 · 2:00
Armed Forces Radio ring in the New Year.
Jan 1, 1945 · 2:24
Guy Lombardo was a Canadian Bandleader and Violinist. His band was known as the Royal Canadians and was made up of his…
Jan 1, 1954 · 2:45
Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians perform the music for Young At Heart. Vocals by the fabulous smooth singing Bing…
Jul 23, 1940 · 28:29
Sponsored by Johnson Wax Meredith Willson’s Musical Revue were informal summer programs whose aim is to present the…
Mar 19, 1940 · 29:48
Introducing the nation’s number one trumpeter Harry James and his Orchestra coming to you from the beautiful…
May 5, 1942 · 29:44
From Radio City in New York NBC presents Sunday Serenade with orchestra leader Sammy Kaye whose slogan was Swing and…
May 8, 1945 · 30:07
Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Frances Langford, Dinah Shore, Ginny Simms, GI Jill, Johnny Mercer, Judy Garland, Loretta Young,…