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+This is a great series that originated from WTIC located in Hartford, Connecticut. Arnold Dean, the host of the program began his love affair with the big band era in his pre-teen years and his decision to study the clarinet was inspired by the style of Artie Shaw. When he joined WTIC in 1965 he hosted a daily program of big band music. In 1970, encouraged by the success of his daily program and The Golden Age of Radio series, he began monthly shows featuring interviews with the band leaders, sidemen, agents, jazz reporters, etc. who made major contributions to one of the great eras of music history. Arnold is one of the few who are still heard on WTIC

The series presented here, concentrated on the 1936-1946 period, the great decade for the big bands. However Dean also traced the history of jazz through 20's and into the 70's. During those programs Arnold frequently played recordings from his own collection which he describes as "small but selective".

+ One Night Stand was a popular music program lasted for 20 years. The early war years the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) provides radio (programs to service members and families overseas. It obtains informational and entertainment radio programs from commercial networks and syndications or specially produces them and distributes them to stations and outlets around the globe. Click here to read more about One Night Stand

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Please enjoy these 300 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
08.09.1944	one night stand (0337) first song is you is or is you ain't (shep fields)	+ Program #337. AFRS. A band remote from the Copacabana, New York City. The first tune is, "Is You I...
08.08.1944	one night stand (0036) first song kentucky	+ Program #Fill 36. AFRS. A band remote from The Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles. The first tune is, "Ke...
08.06.1944	one night stand (0367) first song come out, come out, wherever you are (cark revata)	+ Program #367. AFRS. Announced as a band remote from The Coral Gables, Weymouth, Massachusetts. The...
08.06.1944	one night stand (367) carl ravazza at the blackhawk first song is you is or is you a'int my baby	+ Program #367. AFRS. Announced as a band remote from The Coral Gables, Weymouth, Massachusetts. The...
08.01.1944	one night stand (0366) first song blue moon (sonny dunham)	+ Program #366. AFRS. A band remote from The Hollywood Palladium. The first tune is, "Blue Moon."
08.01.1944	one night stand (0366) first song blue moon (sonny dunham)	+ Program #366. AFRS. A band remote from The Hollywood Palladium. The first tune is, "Blue Moon."
07.27.1944	one night stand (0402) first song on the sunny side of the street	+ Program #1443. AFRS. A band remote from The Casino Gardens, Ocean Park, California. The first tune...
07.27.1944	one night stand (402)jan savitt at the trianon ballroom first song on the sunny side of the street	+ Program #2039. CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. A band remote from The Hollywood Palladium. ...
07.23.1944	one night stand (xxxx) first song on the alamo (jan savitt)	+ Program #1108. AFRS. A band remote from The New Zanzibar, New York City. The first tune is, "Russi...
07.23.1944	one night stand first song on the alamo (jan savitt)	+ Program #1108. AFRS. A band remote from The New Zanzibar, New York City. The first tune is, "Russi...
07.21.1944	one night stand (0308) first song kentucky	+ Program #308. AFRS. A band remote from the Terrace Room of The Hotel New Yorker, New York City. Th...
07.18.1944	one night stand (0416) first song the great lie (jimmy dorsey)	+ Program #416. AFRS. A band remote announced as originating from The Frolics Club, Miami. The progr...
07.18.1944	one night stand (0416) first song the great lie	+ Program #416. AFRS. A band remote announced as originating from The Frolics Club, Miami. The progr...
07.17.1944	one night stand (0328) first song it's o. k. for baby (les brown)	+ Program #213. AFRS. A band remote from The Blue Room of The Hotel Lincoln, New York City. The firs...
07.17.1944	one night stand (0328) first song it's o. k. for baby	+ Program #328. AFRS. A band remote from The Cafe Rouge Of The Hotel Pennsylvania. The first tune is...
07.08.1944	one night stand (0296) first song come out, come out, wherever you are (shep fields)	+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. A band remote from The Hollywood Palladium. The first tune ...
07.06.1944	one night stand (0295) first song san fernando valley	+ Program #295. AFRS. A band remote from The Hotel Astor, New York City. The first tune is, "San Fer...
07.06.1944	one night stand (0295) first song san fernando valley (tommy tucker)	+ Program #295. AFRS. A band remote from The Hotel Astor, New York City. The first tune is, "San Fer...
06.29.1944	one night stand (0314) first song loveless love	+ Program #314. AFRS. A band remote from The Casino Gardens, Ocean Park, California. The first tune ...
06.24.1944	one night stand (0358) first song the champ (glen gray)	+ Program #358. AFRS. A band remote announced as originating from Lakeside Park, Denver. The broadca...
06.23.1944	one night stand (0375) first song keep the home fires burning (charlie barnet)	+ Program #375. AFRS. A band remote from the Casa Manana, Culver City, Calif. The first tune is, "K...
06.21.1944	one night stand (318) john kirby at the aquarium restaurant first song desery night	+ Program #318. AFRS. "The Biggest Little Band in the Land". A band remote from the Aquarium Restaur...
06.21.1944	one night stand (0318) first song desert night	+ Program #318. AFRS. "The Biggest Little Band in the Land". A band remote from the Aquarium Restaur...
06.17.1944	one night stand (xxxx) first song holiday for strings (shep fields)	+ Program #3382. AFRS. A band remote from the Roof of The Hotel Astor, New York City. The first tun...
06.17.1944	one night stand first song holiday for strings (shep fields)	+ Program #3382. AFRS. A band remote from the Roof of The Hotel Astor, New York City. The first tune...

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Featuring bands of Glen Gray, Jan Garber, Count Basie, Gene Krupa, Wood Herman, etc. This AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Service) program featured top bands of the time in remotes around the country from 1943 to 1965. There were some 6,560 programs produced.

ONE NIGHT STAND