World War 11 set Music & sound of World War cast album & Hitler Is On The Air LP
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Mar 31, 2016 Sold Date
Mar 21, 2016 Start Date
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      World War Two record Set. Three LPs from Radiola from original broadcasts of World War 11.

   The first item has two records. "Hitler is on The Air: A Study in Evil". Broadcast recordings of the Third Reich including Axis Sally, Lord Haw Haw, Radio Traitors and propaganda recordings. Radiola release numbers 88 & 89. Gatefold album cover illustrated with historic photos. Most original recordings were done in Berlin from 1941 to 1945. Includes Hitler's speech to the Reichstag December 11. Near fine condition. A rare collectible. In near mint condition.

   The second item is "The Music and Sound of World War 11" Original Cast Album. Sandy Hook Radiola record number S.H. 2100. Still in original opened shrink wrap, played once. In near mint to mint condition.


   Contents

Goodbye dear, I'll be back in a year (Dick Robertson and his orchestra) --
Arms for the love of America --
Rockabye my baby, there ain't gonna be no war --
Goodbye Mama (I'm off to Yokohama) (Teddy Powell and his orchestra, vocal by Peggy Mann, Dick Judge) --
The son-of-a-gun who picks on Uncle Sam (From the 1942 soundtrack of "Panama Hattie," vocals by Red Skelton, Rags Ragland, Ben Blue, Ann Sothern, Virginia O'Brien, others) --
The Yankee doodle spirit (with Walt Disney, Donald Duck, vocal by Jimmy Newell, Luis Oliveira and his orchestra) --
That soldier of mine (Harry James and his orchestra, vocal by Helen Forrest) --
You can't say no to a soldier (Sammy Kaye and his orchestra, vocal by Nancy Norman. From a broadcast of "The Coca-Cola victory parade of spotlight bands") --
Since he traded his zoot suit for a uniform (Mildred Bailey, David Broekman and the Treasury Ensemble) --
They're either too young or too old (George Olsen and his orchestra, vocal by Lillian Long. "The Coca-Cola victory parade of spotlight bands," 1943) --
A fellow on a furlough (The Hit Paraders, Mark Warnow and his orchestra. From "Your hit parade" broadcast of Sept. 9, 1944) --
Buckle down, buck private (Bea Wain with David Broekman and the Treasury Ensemble) --
A cranky old Yank in a clanky old tank (Bing Corsby on the Kraft Music Hall) --
Comin' in on a wing and a prayer (Eddie Cantor, with Cookie Fairchild and the Treasury Orchestra) --
First Class Private Mary Brown --
I've always wanted to waltz in Berlin (Little jack Little) --
He's home for a little while --
My guy's come back (Benny Goodman and his orchestra, vocal by Liza Morrow).


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