Radio Broadcasts on Record

[bgadow]

The only "old" one I have is a Coca-Cola show with Eddie Fisher. I don't have anything to play it on, though, so I just hung it on the wall. Most of my collection consists of On a Country Road, American Country Countdown & the Weekly Country Music Countdown but I have some Dick Clark countdown shows, some Country Cookin' (Army Reserve shows from the 70s hosted by Lee Arnold) and a few other things. Somewhere in the back of the closet I have a nice set of reel-to-reels of Chicken Man. May be a complete set? Not sure how many episodes there were. Rescued from destruction at a radio station yard sale, along with oodles of other tapes. (stacks of programming service tapes from the 70s and 80s with the new hits of the week; "music of your life" stuff on big reels, which sold very nicely on ebay-paid my fuel bill for one winter! And some interesting carts (cartridges) as well)

[Findm-Keepm]

I've got a Motorola "Message to Shareholders" 45RPM Disc. It's Bob Galvin talking about the state of the Motorola Company in, I believe, 1973. I've owned a similar record from Chrysler where the person speaking (Iacocca?) was talking about the Jeep acquisition. Real fancy leatherette folder for that one. I let it go to a "Jeep" girl I know.

I've also seen medical lectures on LP's - saw those in the University Library Reference section. Lots of em, all arranged in volumes by subject.

Cheers,

[dieseljeep]

[QUOTE=Findm-Keepm;3001423]I've got a Motorola "Message to Shareholders" 45RPM Disc. It's Bob Galvin talking about the state of the Motorola Company in, I believe, 1973. I've owned a similar record from Chrysler where the person speaking (Iacocca?) was talking about the Jeep acquisition. Real fancy leatherette folder for that one. I let it go to a "Jeep" girl I know.

I wonder if Bob Galvin mentioned that they were discontinuing TV manufacturing the next year and selling it to Matsushita.
All I got with my 2006 Jeep Wrangler, was a video tape showing how to lower or remove the top. It also showed Jeep off-roading routines.

[loopstick]

This is a lot of radio, kind of like a highlight film but with snippets from Ernie Harwell and Ray Lane in the broadcast booth along with IIRC jingles and some narration:



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[centralradio]

I have some American Armed Services radio shows on vinyl.

I wish I had some 1970's and 80's AT40 with Casey Kasem.

Thank goodness the show got revived and aired on the radio again after all these years.

[Celt]

I managed to snag a few shows. "The In Sound" was 5 five minute shows on each record. The Army's attempt at being "cool" I suppose. This one was from February, 1968 and featured The Association "Everything That Touches You", The Fifth Dimension "Carpet Man",
Dionne Warwick "Valley Of The Dolls", Lemon Pipers "Green Tambourine" and Marvin Gaye "You".