+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 | Rating |
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06.04.1944 | one night stand (0329) first song stardust |
+ Program #329. AFRS. A band remote from the Civic Auditorium, Oakland California. The first tune is... | |
06.03.1944 | one night stand (0327) first song just one of those things (russ morgan) |
+ Program #327. AFRS. A band remote from Garden Room of The Claremont Hotel, Berkeley California. Th... | |
06.01.1944 | one night stand (0323) first song twenty seven times around the block (jan garber) |
+ Program #323. AFRS. A band remote from Jantzen's Beach Park, Portland, Oregon. The first tune is, ... | |
06.01.1944 | one night stand (0323) first song twenty seven times around the block |
+ Program #323. AFRS. A band remote from Jantzen's Beach Park, Portland, Oregon. The first tune is, ... | |
05.25.1944 | one night stand (xxxx) first song gennia mia (gene garber) |
+ Program #246. AFRS. A band remote from the Hotel Astor, New York City. The first tune is, "Jigger... | |
05.25.1944 | one night stand (0246) first song jiggers |
+ Program #246. AFRS. A band remote from the Hotel Astor, New York City. The first tune is, "Jiggers... | |
05.22.1944 | one night stand (0269) first song it's sand, man (count basie) |
+ Program #269. AFRS. A band remote from the Hotel Lincoln, New York City. The and may be between... | |
05.22.1944 | one night stand (0269) first song it's sand, man |
+ Program #269. AFRS. A band remote from the Hotel Lincoln, New York City. The and may be between... | |
05.21.1944 | one night stand (262) glen gray at the cafe rouge first song lion and mouse |
+ Program #291. AFRS. A band remote from The Cafe Rouge Of The Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City. T... | |
05.21.1944 | one night stand (0262) first song blue fantasy |
+ Program #262. AFRS. A band remote from The Cafe Rouge Of The Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City. Th... | |
05.18.1944 | one night stand (0020) first song goodnight, wherever you are |
+ Program #Fill 20. AFRS. A band remote from The Terrace Room, Newark, New Jersey. The first tune i... | |
04.28.1944 | one night stand (0236) first song do you ever think of me (russ morgan) |
+ Program #236. AFRS. A band remote from The Claremont Hotel, Berkeley, California. The first tune i... | |
04.25.1944 | one night stand (0237) first song lullaby of broadway (gus arnheim) |
+ Program #237. AFRS. A band remote from Sherman's Club, San Diego. The first tune is, "Lullaby Of B... | |
04.14.1944 | one night stand (0209) first song begin the beguine (sonny dunham) |
+ Program #209. AFRS. A band remote from The Cafe Rouge of the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City. Th... | |
04.10.1944 | one night stand (0198) first song digging for dex (count basie) |
+ Program #198. AFRS. A band remote from The Hotel Lincoln, New York City. The first tune is, "Diggi... | |
04.10.1944 | one night stand (0198) first song digging for dex |
+ Program #198. AFRS. A band remote from The Hotel Lincoln, New York City. The first tune is, "Diggi... | |
04.05.1944 | one night stand (0200) first song i love you |
+ Program #200. AFRS. A band remote from The Trianon Ballroom, Southgate, California. The first tune... | |
04.05.1944 | one night stand (0200) first song i love you (glen gray) |
+ Program #200. AFRS. A band remote from The Trianon Ballroom, Southgate, California. The first tune... | |
02.11.1944 | one night stand (145) boyd raeburn at the roosevelt hotel first song nine twenty special |
+ Program #145. AFRS. A band remote from the Roosevelt Hotel, Washington, D. C. The first tune is, "... | |
02.11.1944 | one night stand (0145) first song the nine twenty special (boyd raeburn) |
+ Program #145. AFRS. A band remote from the Roosevelt Hotel, Washington, D. C. The first tune is, "... | |
01.01.1944 | one night stand (0116) first song prince charming (harry james) |
+ Program #116. AFRS. A band remote from The Hollywood Palladium. The first tune is, "Prince Charmi... | |
01.01.1944 | one night stand (0116) first song prince charming |
+ Program #116. AFRS. A band remote from The Hollywood Palladium. The first tune is, "Prince Charmi... | |
12.04.1943 | one night stand (72) first song holiday for strings |
+ Program #72. AFRS. A band remote from The Park Central Hotel, New York City. The first tune is, "H... | |
12.04.1943 | one night stand (0072) first song holiday for strings (gaye claridge) |
+ Program #72. AFRS. A band remote from The Park Central Hotel, New York City. The first tune is, "H... | |
12.01.1943 | one night stand (0071) first song the lion and the mouse (glen gray) |
+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. A band remote from the Hollywood Palladium. The broadcast d... |
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