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These shows are amazing...

Are you sure these weren't written today??? This is more "prophetic" than Idiocracy was!

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Such a beautiful cover, incredible vocals!

I’m so tired of these bearded millennials trying to be something they will never be. They don’t get honky tonk. Their hardships are hardships ended with Pokémon. So fake

A totally different world..... sitting in the living room in front of the radio. The radio is a new piece of furniture. A cabinet with no doors. My father talked about his family's radio quite a bit. So much so, I feel as though I were there. Lone Ranger Little Orphan Annie You Bet Your Life

Dude, no way. It never occurred to me to look for this on TH-cam. I made a couple of these kinds of radio shows for audio classes in college. Love this man, so glad it was recommended by the algorithm. 👍

Originally broadcast on December 29, 1949. As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et).

Originaly broadcast on December 8, 1949. As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et).

Caryl Chessman.

I’ve never heard the first serial. Nice!

As heard on Saturdays at 7:30pm(et). Raymond Burr is "Chief Ed Backstrand".

As heard on Fridays at 10pm(et).

As heard on Fridays at 10pm(et).

As heard on Saturdays at 7:30pm(et). Raymond Burr is "Chief Ed Backstrand".

As heard on Saturdays at 7:30pm(et). Raymond Burr is "Chief Ed Backstrand".

As heard on Saturdays at 7:30pm(et) ["THE PET MILK SHOW" moved to Sundays at 10:30pm(et)].

As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et). Jeff Chandler is "Hank Decker".

As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et). Later adapted for TV as "The Big Barrette" {June 18, 1953}. Written by Jack Webb and James E. Moser. Stacy Harris, a charter member of Jack's "stock company", appeared as "Frank Larson" in both versions.

As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et). Raymond Burr is "Chief Ed Backstrand".

6 Days after I was BORN!

Cute. That's the day I was born. And they call it "Old Time Radio"?

I was born in 1948. I fondly remember listening to these old radio shows as a little kid ....Lone Ranger , Red Ryder , Boston Blackie ,Gunsmoke , There were lots of them.

I remember as kids we'd listen to this on a radio made from tin cans and string. Then we'd pretend we were the Lone Ranger and shoot one another with guns, made from tin cans and string. What I'm saying is, we could do a lot with tin cans and string in the 1930's.

I love it. I'm 79 y/o and I was just transported back to my youth where we used to sit around our old Upright Radio and listen to the old radio programs. We didn't have a TV back in those days and wouldn't for many more years. We depended on our imaginations. Those were good times. Thanks for uploading this program.

The second episode broadcast {as heard on Fridays at 10pm(et)}. Jack was still experimenting with the theme, and the way the episode was presented.

Great show but the video wouldn't start.

7 bucks for a gun.

In 1951, at age 5, I remember seeing "Dragnet" on t.v. at its beginning, with Bart Yarborough, as Jack Webb's sidekick! At the same time, the show was simulcast on radio & my 64 yr. old grandmother refused to watch it on our brand new television & preferred to sit in the dark, while listening to the radio! She had grown used to the "theater of the mind" version! Memories!

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You got to love it when the title gives away the entire plot! Cool to hear Harry Morgan playing the captain, years before he becomes Friday's partner Bill Gannon!

Jeezus, that was intense and I'm a boomer.

Jack and Bart ❤❤❤

So interesting to hear the radio version after enjoying all the tv versions. And it's a good story- just as enjoyable with only sound. Thank you so much!

Io sono nato nel 1949! Devo vederlo!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I love radio drama.

How many people had TVs in 1949?

Dragnet! Only the names have been changed to protect the innocent... Well, not quite... They changed a lot more than just the names... locations, some background stories to make the characters more interesting, etc... But the crimes themselves? Ripped DIRECTLY from actual Police Reports with most details kept intact from beginning to end.

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50:07 I need this album!! It probably has "Happy Ending" on it.

I cannot believe only 2k people watched this. Thank you so much for posting. Your music cures.

This guy knows his stuff! In just a few months, he's been able to take our music and our promotions to a brand new level... Listen to what he has to say! I'm glad we did, so you will be too!

FACTS!!!!

I am SO proud of this guy! He's taken it to a whole new level and is finally getting the recognition that his talent deserves!

Laughin my panties wet

It was so cool seeing him in person at the Backyard

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