Podcasts about shine on harvest moon

Join us for a Thanksgiving Special on Vintage Classic Radio during this Saturday's "Saturday Matinee." We begin with "The Life of Riley" in the episode "Thanksgiving Flashback," originally aired on November 19, 1948. In this nostalgic episode, Chester Riley reminisces about past Thanksgiving celebrations, leading to a series of humorous and heartfelt misunderstandings typical of the Riley household. The show stars William Bendix as Chester Riley, supported by Paula Winslowe as Peg, his wife, and John Brown as the ever-scheming Digby "Digger" O'Dell. Next, we step back to November 18, 1940, for the "Burns and Allen Show." This episode finds George Burns and Gracie Allen preparing for a festive Thanksgiving, only to encounter their usual mix-ups and misunderstandings. Alongside George and Gracie, the episode features regulars such as Bill Goodwin, the show's announcer, and musicians like Meredith Willson. Before our final presentation, we'll enjoy a musical interlude with Frank Sinatra singing "Homesick, That's All," offering a touch of melancholic nostalgia. We conclude with "The Jack Benny Show," in the episode "Jack Dreams He is a Turkey," which first aired on November 21, 1943. In this amusing holiday special, Jack Benny experiences a hilarious dream sequence where he imagines himself as a turkey just before Thanksgiving. This episode features Mary Livingstone, Phil Harris, Rochester, Dennis Day, and Don Wilson, with the show sponsored by Jello. To cap off our Thanksgiving Special, Kay Kyser and his orchestra will play the classic "Shine On Harvest Moon," sending us off with a melody perfect for the season. Join us for a blend of comedy, music, and Thanksgiving spirit this Saturday on Vintage Classic Radio.

Welcome to another delightful episode of Vintage Classic Radio's "Saturday Matinee." Today's lineup is a nostalgic journey through some of the golden oldies of radio nearing the Thanksgiving holidays, perfect for those who cherish the classics. We start with "The Aldrich Family" in their hilarious episode "The Thanksgiving Turkey," originally aired on November 23rd, 1952. This episode is a classic family comedy where Henry Aldrich, played by Bobby Ellis, finds himself in a comical predicament while trying to procure a turkey for Thanksgiving, leading to a series of humorous misunderstandings and mishaps. The cast also includes House Jameson as Mr. Aldrich, Katharine Raht as Mrs. Aldrich, and Jackie Kelk as Homer Brown. Following this, we'll enjoy "The Little Things in Life" show, featuring the episode "The Free Turkey." This lesser-known gem of radio comedy revolves around the protagonist, played by Milton Cross, accidentally receiving a turkey intended for someone else and the ensuing comedic chaos. Midway through our program, we have a musical interlude with the renowned Kay Kyser and his Orchestra, presenting the timeless classic "Shine On Harvest Moon." This enchanting melody is sure to transport you back in time with its nostalgic charm and Kyser's unique orchestral style. Next, we step into the world of romance with the "Colgate Theater of Romance" show and its episode "The Apple Tree," which first aired on June 20, 1950. This poignant episode is a touching story about love and the passage of time, centered around a couple and their cherished apple tree, symbolizing their enduring love. The episode is known for its emotional depth and captivating storytelling, making it a standout in the series. We conclude our evening with the soothing sounds of the Nat King Cole Trio from 1947. Nat King Cole's velvet voice accompanied by the smooth rhythms of the trio is the perfect end note, leaving our listeners with a sense of warmth and nostalgia. Join us for this memorable journey through the golden age of radio, where laughter, drama, and music blend seamlessly to create a magical evening. Remember, Vintage Classic Radio's "Saturday Matinee" is your ticket to reliving the best moments of yesteryear. Tune in and let the memories flood in!

Playlist: Shine On, Harvest Moon Timber Trail. Grandfather Clock. Blue Danube (Waltz). Cowboys and Indians. Cool Water.

Singles Going Around- Ecclesiastes 3:13 Part 3The Beatles- "Drive My Car/The Word/What Your Doing"Charlie Rich- "Mohair Sam"Link Wray- "Hand Clapper"Hound Dog Taylor- "I Just Can't Make It"George Baker Selection- "Little Green Bag"Johnny Cash- "Blistered"Led Zepplin- "Bring It On Home"Leon Redbone- "Diddy Wa Diddie"Bob Dylan- "Outlaw Blues"The Beatles- "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite/ I Want You/ Helter Skelter"T.J. Fowler- "Red Hot Blues"Creedence Clearwater Revival- "Before You Accuse Me"Captain Beefheart- "Big Eyed Beans From Venus"AC/DC- "Rocker"Fats Domino- "The Fat Man"Johnny Cash- "Hey Porter"The Rolling Stones- " The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man"The Beach Boys- "I Should Have Known Better"Jimi Hendrix- "Villaova Junction Blues"Jim Croce- "Rapid Roy"Leon Redbone- "Shine On Harvest Moon"*All selections taken from various Lp's and 45's.

Excerpt of the 04 Nov 1948 Kraft Music Hall starring Al Jolson. George Burns and Gracie Alles were the guest stars on this program, but this segment is from the middle section of the broadcast, and features Al Jolson and Oscar Levant, in comedy and song. Jolson's songs include "Shine On Harvest Moon," and "Someone Else May Be There While I'm Gone." There is much more in the complete show, including a skit with Burns and Allen. The complete broadcast, along with other Jolson radio shows, is available at the Official Al Jolson Website at www.jolson.org.

An array of songs for the Autumn Breeze, including some user-submitted emotional favorites Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Autumn In New York by Billie Holiday on Recital (Verve) 5′10″ Autumn Leaves by Cannonball Adderley on Somethin' Else (Blue Note) 16′05″ Leaves That Are Green by Simon & Garfunkel on Live From New York, 1967 (Sony) 19′29″ Keep The Streets Empty For Me by Fever Ray on Fever Ray (Mute) 24′25″ Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground by The White Stripes on White Blood Cells (Warner Bros./Warner Brothers) 27′30″ Shine On Harvest Moon by Leon Redbone on Double Time (Warner) 30′44″ Now, Now by St. Vincent on Marry Me (Beggars Banquet) 34′32″ Harvest Moon by Lord Huron 40′24″ I Know It's Over by The Smiths on The Queen Is Dead (Sire/Rough Trade) 46′28″ Pale September by Fiona Apple on Tidal (Sony) 54′37″ Country Bumpkin by Cal Smith on . (.) 58′27″ Meet Jimmy (feat. Le Cassette) by Perturbator on Sexualizer EP 63′47″ November by Tom Waits on The Black Rider (Asylum) 66′27″ Don't Cry by Why Are We Building Such A Big Ship? on No Blood, No Blooms 73′41″ November by Shannon Lay on Audiotree 75′07″ Autumn Almanac by The Kinks on Something Else (Sanctuary) 79′00″ Fallingforyou by The 1975 on The 1975 (Dirty Hit) 83′13″ The Last Time I Saw Richard by Joni Mitchell on Blue (Warner Bros) 86′40″ Autumn Serenade by John Coltrane on Standards (Verve) 89′24″ Autumn Shade II by The Vines on Winning Days 92′06″ September by Earth, Wind & Fire on September (Columbia) 95′37″ Party's Fall by Siouxsie and The Banshees on Tinderbox (Polydorr) 100′19″ Parachute by Thee Lakesiders on Parachute (Big Crown Records) 103′10″ My Autumn's Done Come by Lee Hazlewood on The Complete MGM Recordings (MGM) 107′33″ Milk & Honey by Jackson C Frank on Blues Run The Game (Sanctuary) 111′31″ The Autumn Carnival by The Dandy Warhols on This Machine (Capitol) 115′08″ Simple Twist Of Fate (Take 1) by Bob Dylan on More Blood More Tracks (Columbia)

If the sky is all clouds and gloom, you can still sing “Shine On Harvest Moon" with Leon Redbone on this week’s Radio Munson. Dianne Reeves is on Don’s playlist and so are Louis Armstrong, Manhattan Transfer, Charlie Barnet and Linda Ronstadt.

Records made on cylinders from 1902 to 1919, including: The Thunderer, In the Garden, I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, Shine On Harvest Moon, The Carmen March and The Stars and Stripes Forever. Performers include: The Sousa Band, Ada Jones, Billy Murray, The Apollo Quartet of Boston, The Edison Symphony Orchestra and Victor Herbert.

Excerpt of the 04 Nov 1948 Kraft Music Hall starring Al Jolson. George Burns and Gracie Alles were the guest stars on this program, but this segment is from the middle section of the broadcast, and features Al Jolson and Oscar Levant, in comedy and song. Jolson's songs include "Shine On Harvest Moon," and "Someone Else May Be There While I'm Gone." There is much more in the complete show, including a skit with Burns and Allen. The complete broadcast, along with other Jolson radio shows, is available at the Official Al Jolson Website at www.jolson.org.

Songs written or recorded in 1908.  Songs include: Take Me Out to the Ball Game, Shine On Harvest Moon, Pineapple Rag and It Looks Like a Big Night Tonight. Performers include: Billy Murray, the Sousa Band, the Knickerbocker Quartet and Harry Lauder.

Big Band Serenade presents Kay Kyser and His Music 1929-1948.  The music in this program is listed in order of play;1) "Three Little Fiishies" 19392) "Jingle Jangle Jingle" 19423) "Two Sleepy People" 19384) "Music Maestro Please" 1938 5) "Shine On Harvest Moon" 6) "Indian Summer" 19397) "Collegiate Fanny" 19298) "Did You Mean It" 19369) "Just A Haven" 192910) "Takin' Miss Mary To The Ball" 1948