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The quality for some of the earlier programmes is not the best.
Under their comedy list there are the British standards but also American Shows.
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No, link didn't work but this should.
http://www.radioechoes.com/
However you will have to click through to the actual site. Which is this
http://www.radioechoes.com/bandaid/
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My primary source as of late has been archive.org.
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If you are interested in listening to old music, try the Library of Congress audio files.
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Here's a commercial site (Old Time Radio Catalog):
https://www.otrcat.com/
Scroll down the page and you will see several radio show that you can stream for free. The shows change everyday, so you can get several hours of different radio shows to listen to for free each day.
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I have always liked science fiction like X-minus 1, some mystery shows like The Whistler, and of the Carlton E Morse shows I liked I Love Adventure. One of the most memorable was an Inner Sanctum show where the recording captured initial news on Pearl Harbor attack.
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University of California at Santa Barbara Library has the national archive of wax cylinder recordings. It is a great, free resource.
http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/
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I was on a 4 hr road trip (2 up/2 back) and listened to episodes of The Whistler.
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For lovers of old radio programmes I discovered a site:- www.RadioEchoes.com
The quality for some of the earlier programmes is not the best.
Under their comedy list there are the British standards but also American Shows.
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re: Old Radio Programmes
No, link didn't work but this should.
http://www.radioechoes.com/
However you will have to click through to the actual site. Which is this
http://www.radioechoes.com/bandaid/
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re: Old Radio Programmes
My primary source as of late has been archive.org.
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re: Old Radio Programmes
If you are interested in listening to old music, try the Library of Congress audio files.
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re: Old Radio Programmes
Here's a commercial site (Old Time Radio Catalog):
https://www.otrcat.com/
Scroll down the page and you will see several radio show that you can stream for free. The shows change everyday, so you can get several hours of different radio shows to listen to for free each day.
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re: Old Radio Programmes
I have always liked science fiction like X-minus 1, some mystery shows like The Whistler, and of the Carlton E Morse shows I liked I Love Adventure. One of the most memorable was an Inner Sanctum show where the recording captured initial news on Pearl Harbor attack.
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re: Old Radio Programmes
University of California at Santa Barbara Library has the national archive of wax cylinder recordings. It is a great, free resource.
http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/
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re: Old Radio Programmes
I was on a 4 hr road trip (2 up/2 back) and listened to episodes of The Whistler.
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