I’m a truck driver and I listen to this show a lot. This is by far the best sitcom made for radio. My favorite was the piano teacher episode. I laughed my ass off, we need more sitcoms like this! Seriously
I agree, I love this show my parents grew up in the 30s and they would talk about these old radio shows . I listened to most but this is my favorite! Andy gets adopted was hilarious 7:04:03
I agree, I stared listening to this show about 5 months ago! My mother and father used to talk about old radio shows. My mom really liked this one growing up. I listen to Amos and Andy at bedtime till I fall asleep . Love it so funny !!
My dad showed old time radio to me as a kid I use to fall asleep to it. At the age of 30 I discovered these existed on YT and the rest is history as they say!
So true. I'm 47yrs old and have been listening to Amos n Andy at bedtime since I was 10 yrs old back in 1987. Gosden and Correl are timeless in their comedy writing.
......the 1928 to 1960 radio show was created, written and voiced by two white actors, Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, who played Amos Jones (Gosden) and Andrew Hogg Brown (Correll), as well as incidental characters...it was a different time.....
The 1943 broadcasts have had the original Rinso commercials removed. This is how the master recordings survived. Starting with the 1944 season, most episodes are unedited.
@@adamantman3200 bought them years ago on MP3 discs online. The programs start out with the Rinso sponsor. I don't know what the original source is but I know the programs are in the public domain and have the Rinso commercials.
I’ve noticed that too. I have two thoughts on this. First, maybe at the time they were recorded the Rinso spots were scoped out on the original discs to make editing easier for AFRS (Armed Forces Radio). My second thought is that many years ago when the big old time radio show collecting boom happened, 1970’s, whoever owned the original copies distributed them with the spots scoped so stations could air their own spot sets in those spots. Who knows, I could be way off on both counts.
I remember when it was on TV Funny isn’t racist it’s funny and these guys are great professional actors that transcends race 👍🏻 I read once Andy was also a successful film director and had a long career He was one of the highest past black actors in his time
TUVM for the upload, but honestly, I'm almost shocked that YT has allowed you to post these wonderful comedies or that enough people haven't whined causing them to be taken down. My mom absolutely loved A&A. I can vaguely recall the tv series with actual black actors being cast sometime in the late '50s.
@Vincent Nichols I agree to an extent, but they do it with such empathy and affection that it's really a commentary on human foibles generally. But that is my impression as a white person. How African Americans felt--and continue to feel--should weigh more heavily in our collective evaluation of these types of portrayals.
@A B Take a look at some of the archived photos of Gosden and Corell from their minstrel days in garish, golliwog-style blackface. Even the theme song for the show came from the Confederate film "Birth of a Nation." The creators came from a strongly segregationist background.
One of the essences of comedy is pattern, and sub-essences include keeping or breaking patterns. At (9:00:00) i was prepared (and gleefully anticipating) Gabby Gibson's back-up / drive off from his initial gladhand to hoping-for-a-touch Andy Brown. After his brief (pun intended) buildup to Andy about his swell practice, how would Gabby wiggle away? Them---pattern broken! For Gabby, and for the legal profession! Gabby turns honest: "Andy, i got the five dollars! Right here in my pocket, oh yeah, my pockets is full! I got the five dollars, oh yes, yes, i surely do. oh yes--i just ain't gonna let you have it!" Rightly is Gabby Gibson honored as a direct antecedent of Johnnie Cochran, Lionel Hutz, Saul Goodman and all the demon-hordes of the world's second-oldest profession! A lawyer in a flash of honesty can completely throw even one prepared by a lifetime of cynicism: i was NOT prepared for Gabby there, no i wasn't, i certainly wasn't, no, not prepared! Amos, would you'a been prepared? Ah, lovely, LOVELY!
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I think I’ve listened to all the radio shows,,,enjoyed them all.
I must confess -- I like the sound of their voices. I'm into that part more than the stories. Very familiar old likable voices. [:-)]
I’m a truck driver and I listen to this show a lot. This is by far the best sitcom made for radio. My favorite was the piano teacher episode. I laughed my ass off, we need more sitcoms like this! Seriously
Amos and andy and the kingfish, soon as i hear the voices im instantly super relaxed and drift off to sleep within 2episodes
I agree, I love this show my parents grew up in the 30s and they would talk about these old radio shows . I listened to most but this is my favorite! Andy gets adopted was hilarious 7:04:03
I agree, I stared listening to this show about 5 months ago! My mother and father used to talk about old radio shows. My mom really liked this one growing up. I listen to Amos and Andy at bedtime till I fall asleep . Love it so funny !!
My dad showed old time radio to me as a kid I use to fall asleep to it. At the age of 30 I discovered these existed on YT and the rest is history as they say!
So true. I'm 47yrs old and have been listening to Amos n Andy at bedtime since I was 10 yrs old back in 1987. Gosden and Correl are timeless in their comedy writing.
I love the thanksgiving episode!
Nice to hear such great old school radio shows again.
Glad you enjoyed it
I like the Counterfeiter and the Cat Burglar episodes.
Rinso is absolutely TOPS
......the 1928 to 1960 radio show was created, written and voiced by two white actors, Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, who played Amos Jones (Gosden) and Andrew Hogg Brown (Correll), as well as incidental characters...it was a different time.....
And black actors and actresses as well.
I really enjoy Amos and Andy. During World War II they only paid tribute to the soldiers, the black soldiers.
Thats Racism at work.
Always have to mention black and white men.My words to you,SO WHAT!!!!!
Also,I defended Amos n Andy in the 1950 s.Why don't you critics look into the history and see who ruined A n A.
The humor was always clever on these shows
wtf I love Rinso soap now
I always shout real loud to annoy my family "HAPPY LITTLE WASHDAY SOOONG!!!"
🙂✌ much appreciated!
No problem 👍
Thank you so much for these delightful and funny programs.
Glad you like them!
The 1943 broadcasts have had the original Rinso commercials removed. This is how the master recordings survived. Starting with the 1944 season, most episodes are unedited.
I have the episodes with the Rinso commercials.
@@blackhorse11thACR What was your original program source?
@@adamantman3200 bought them years ago on MP3 discs online. The programs start out with the Rinso sponsor. I don't know what the original source is but I know the programs are in the public domain and have the Rinso commercials.
I’ve noticed that too. I have two thoughts on this. First, maybe at the time they were recorded the Rinso spots were scoped out on the original discs to make editing easier for AFRS (Armed Forces Radio). My second thought is that many years ago when the big old time radio show collecting boom happened, 1970’s, whoever owned the original copies distributed them with the spots scoped so stations could air their own spot sets in those spots. Who knows, I could be way off on both counts.
@@theworldwariioldtimeradioc8676
So happy I found this!
I remember when it was on TV
Funny isn’t racist it’s funny and these guys are great professional actors that transcends race 👍🏻
I read once Andy was also a successful film director and had a long career
He was one of the highest past black actors in his time
TUVM for the upload, but honestly, I'm almost shocked that YT has allowed you to post these wonderful comedies or that enough people haven't whined causing them to be taken down. My mom absolutely loved A&A. I can vaguely recall the tv series with actual black actors being cast sometime in the late '50s.
They were just impersonating other people without any malice toward a particular race. Too bad a few folks got pissed off.
Itsmaking fun of African American culture
These People lacked innovation, were not creative, and they obsessed over Black people. This show is indicative of that fact.
@Vincent Nichols
I agree to an extent, but they do it with such empathy and affection that it's really a commentary on human foibles generally. But that is my impression as a white person. How African Americans felt--and continue to feel--should weigh more heavily in our collective evaluation of these types of portrayals.
@A B
Take a look at some of the archived photos of Gosden and Corell from their minstrel days in garish, golliwog-style blackface. Even the theme song for the show came from the Confederate film "Birth of a Nation." The creators came from a strongly segregationist background.
🎃👍
I know this was a, ummmm, _divisive_ show but it was really funny.
I didn’t know they were white! 😂
One of the essences of comedy is pattern, and sub-essences include keeping or breaking patterns. At (9:00:00) i was prepared (and gleefully anticipating) Gabby Gibson's back-up / drive off from his initial gladhand to hoping-for-a-touch Andy Brown. After his brief (pun intended) buildup to Andy about his swell practice, how would Gabby wiggle away? Them---pattern broken! For Gabby, and for the legal profession! Gabby turns honest: "Andy, i got the five dollars! Right here in my pocket, oh yeah, my pockets is full! I got the five dollars, oh yes, yes, i surely do. oh yes--i just ain't gonna let you have it!"
Rightly is Gabby Gibson honored as a direct antecedent of Johnnie Cochran, Lionel Hutz, Saul Goodman and all the demon-hordes of the world's second-oldest profession!
A lawyer in a flash of honesty can completely throw even one prepared by a lifetime of cynicism: i was NOT prepared for Gabby there, no i wasn't, i certainly wasn't, no, not prepared! Amos, would you'a been prepared?
Ah, lovely, LOVELY!
When I think this hard everything becomes depressing lol
😊
Jjj
Fantastic! The good ole days! As good as the videos. Thanks a bunch