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Please Note The 36 audio bites that were used in this talk can be obtained by contacting David Groce at [email protected] 1 1 Golden Age of Radio in the Era of MP3, Satellite and Internet Radio Lyncean Group February 23, 2011 David Groce 2 2 Want questions and comments. I will ask questions too? Philco cathedral radio 11 tubes Orson Welles: perhaps, most creative "War of the Worlds" CBS Mercury Theater night before Halloween 1938 10/30/1938 Bing Crosby (1931 - 1962): most popular singer Frank Sinatra (1939 - 1960s) longest lasting to today to some Dinah Shore most popular female singer? "OTR" is "Old-Time Radio" used a lot so will be talking about "OTR content and some technology" More tech from Bob Hanock Golden Age of Radio± 1900s: sheet music, 3-min records, piano, singing, dancing, other 1920s to 1930s: local live radio, start of live network radio 1930s to 1950s: local radio, national live & transcribed radio 1950s to 1960: car radio, transistor radio; start of talk radio 1962: last national radio shows; live news, talk & sports, music 1962 to 1974: OTR late night 1974 to 1982: CBS Mystery Theater; PBS radio 1980s to 1990s: political talk radio 2000 on: OTR comeback 3 3 other: reading and more personal pursuits Variety programs always had danceable music 1920: WWJ in Detroit and KDKA in Pittsburgh (mostly crystal sets) 1922: 1st drama with music and sound effects mid 1920s: amplifying vacuum tubes revolutionized radio; more later from Bob Hancock Big change in national radio: live to transcribed Last programs, Sep 30, 1962: Suspense and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar failed resurgence: CBS 7 nights/week Andy Russell, Dinah Shore, Dick Clark Your Hit Parade Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Dorothy Collins Jan 23, 1947: Andy Russell & Dinah Shore Sept 9, 1943: Sinatra on AFRS 4 4 1935 to 1957 (very popular) . Big Budget: major sponsor, stars, live orchestra TV only after 1957. 82 available shows. First #1: I Love You for Sentimental Reasons Who is pix? Dorothy Collins Hit Parade disk. No commercials on AFRS (Armed Forces Radio Services) until late in WWII. Second #1: Sunday, Monday or Always Some said could buy positions on the Hit Parade? You Bet Your Life Groucho Marx Nov 1, 1949: Secret Word "Clock" 5 5 Ad lib!! 15 min recorded for each couple; edited to 5 min. Sponsor insisted that be recorded & screened! Radio: 1947 to 1956; TV: 1950 to 1960. 131 avail radio episodes. Usher and Soda Fountain Girl won $115 from $20 start; $100 for "Clock;" missed $1,500 question First panel quiz prog 1938: "Information Please" with $2 if used, $5 more if missed "Info Pls Almanacs" Music Availability: 1906 to 1958 - 181 programs - 8,679 shows Benny Goodman - Madhattan Room - Nov 16, 1937 at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City 1935 to 1944 - 73 shows 1938 Sing, Sing, Sing Al Jolson - Andrews Sisters - Artie Shaw - Bing Crosby Bob Hope - Burl Ives - Danny Kaye - Dinah Shore - Doris Day Frank Sinatra - Fred Astaire - Harry James - Johnny Mercer Judy Garland - Kate Smith - Kay Kyser - Lauritz Melchior Glenn Miller - Lena Horne - Les Paul - Mario Lanza Paul Whiteman - Peggy Lee - Perry Como - Red Foley Roy Rogers - Rudy Vallee - Tommy Dorsey + a zillion others Basin Street - Breakfast Club - Charlie & Orchestra (Nazi Prop) Chesterfield Show - Coke Time - Cowboy Church - GI Jive Kraft Music Hall - Metropolitan Opera - National Barn Dance Racist Music "It's History" - Voice of Firestone - WPA Concerts 6 6 Benny Goodman 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert "Sing, Sing, Sing" 12:08 Gene Krupa on drums 12-inch 78 rpm record (1950) 6 min per side Charlie and his Orchestra latest home music hits like Tokyo Rose and satire What is MP3? MP3 acronym for Mpeg-1 Audio Layer 3 Mpeg is Moving Pictures Experts Group A lossy compression algorithm That reduces the initial amount of audio data so that it still sounds good for most listeners! It is known as perceptual coding of psychoacoustic models It allows 50 or more hours on a single CD disk.7 7 Why MP3? OTR audio is low-fidelity Early recording and transcription equipment Telephone lines for distribution AFRS recordings only source for some OTR Over-air (AM radio) recording & artifacts MP3 is low-fi depending on bit rate AM radio quality: 32,000 bits/sec OTR MP3: 24k, 32k, 64k MP3: 50± hours per disk CD: 80 min per disk 8 8 Transcription: 12 to 16 inch disks; eventually from 6 min to 15 min per side; 33 1/3 rpm mid 1930s: 16-in aluminum (glass WWII) disks; bare or coated with cellulose nitrate lacquer "acetates" tried constant velocity, vertical grooves, inside to outside (cut ribbon out of way) Reel-to-reel tape recordings: 1947 (Bing Crosby was first to use) Over-air artifacts: sound adjustment, record needle stuck in track, static, distant station interference, scratched record (periodic pops) Alan Ladd Box 13 "go anywhere, do anything" Claude Shannon: The Mathematical Theory of Communication; my copy where? Sampling rate (digitation) at 2x highest frequency desired will reproduce Telephone quality: 64,000 bits/sec; FM quality: 96,000 bits/sec Drag Net Jack Webb as "Sargent Joe Friday" Dec 21, 1950: 22 Rifle for Xmas Dragnet Sound to begin9 with click. 9 Dumm Dee Dum Dum Dumm Dee Dum Dum wheee (Walter Schumann) and "Just the facts, Ma'am" recognized part of our culture Episode played near Xmas many times; parents & NRA upset with Friday's lectures on guns 1949 to 1957; reruns after 1957. TV: 1951 to 1970. 3 movies + 1 spoof movie and 1 TV movie. 380 available episodes. Jack Webb: Pat Novak 1946; Jack Webb Show 1947; Jeff Regan 1948; Johnny Modero 1947; Pete Kelley Blues 1951 Fatima LONG CIGARETTES, competitor used "King Size" Audio Components of a Radio Show Sound and Only Sound (dead-air: a program killer) Sound components: Actors (audition or established program) day 1: Individual script read day 2: Group script read day 3: Dress rehearsal day 4: Live performance(s) (E and W feeds) Transcriptions came later (even later sound editing) Sound effects (1 to 4) Live and recorded Announcers & narrators (1 to 4) Commercials: Live, transcription or local (music gaps) Bumper music Background music Live audience (much later recorded) 10 10 YOUR IMAGINATION. No dramatic or pregnant pauses. Jack Benny could get away with a little. On TV, Jack Benny, Johnny Carson, others could do it. Some day 2 & 3 recorded: food & drink, raucous, foul-mouthed, jokes, changes Dress rehearsal with music, sound effects, commercials, audience sometimes Foley pit for sounds; Many sound effects by voice - union disputes Jack Webb introduced two announcers plus himself as the narrator Type music tells popularity of show & $: organ: low; big orchestra: high Introductions to Some Interesting Shows The Black Museum - Orson Welles - Bedsheet - 1951 Dangerous Assignment - The Nazi & The Physicist - May 24, 1950 Dimension X - The Martian Chronicles - Ray Bradbury - 1950 Escape - Man Who Stole The Bible - May 5, 1950 The Green Hornet - Torpedo on Wheels - Nov 14, 1942 Gunsmoke - The Impostor - Jul 24, 1960 Hall of Fantasy - The Tell Tale Heart - Jun 1, 1953 Harry Lime (3rd Man) - Orson Welles - Blue Caribou - Jul 18, 1952 Have Gun Will Travel - Winchester Quarantine - Feb 22, 1959 Inner Sanctum - Lonely Sleep - Sep 9, 1949 Lights Out - Valse Trieste - Mar 30, 1938 The Saint - Vincent Price - The Corpse Said Ouch - Aug 6, 1950 Suspense - Vincent Price - Three Skeleton Key - Nov 11, 1956 Whistler - Fatal Error - May 7, 1949 X Minus One - Mars is Heaven - May 8, 1955 11 11 Dim X, Martian Chronicles: Jan 1999! Hall of Fantasy: Tell Tale Heart Edgar Allan Poe 1843 Zither music on Harry Lime William Conrad narrator "Escape" and Matt Dillon on "Gunsmoke" 500+ episodes Orson Welles 350 radio programs; 3 roles Vincent Price 120 programs + movies & TV John Dehner, universal bad guy on GS; in 5 of above programs; Was good guy Paladin, on Have Gun (TV 1st Richard Boone) 360+ programs; 30+ series to movies Whistler whistle 37 notes by a woman, Dorothy Roberts, weekly for 13 years Sports Availability: 1934 to 1960 - 9 collections - 400+ events Bill Stern Sports Newsreel - Joe Louis - Dec 7, 1945 1937 to 1956 - 606 total shows World Series G3 - NY Giants vs. NY Yankees - Oct 8, 1937 Joe Louis vs. Max Baer - Sep 24, 1935 Army vs. Notre Dame - Nov 9, 1946 Wilt Chamberlin - scoring 100 points - 1960 Seabiscuit - Mar 5, 1938 - Nov 1, 1938 - Mar 2, 1940 Indianapolis 500 - May 30, 1950 Kentucky Derby - 38 runnings Programs & Interviews - Babe Ruth - Casey Stengel - Dizzy Dean - Hank Aaron - Joe DiMaggio - Lou Gehrig - Jesse Owens (Berlin Olympics)12 12 Bill Stern: most famous national sports announcer: biggest games, newsreels, radio 15-min weekly program sponsored by Colgate Shave Cream with a BARBERSHOP quartet Yankees 5 to 1 over the Giants @ the Polo Grounds; Joe Louis by TKO in 4th round Army-Notre Dame "Game of the Century 0 to 0 @Yankee Stadium Seabiscuit: May 1933—May 1947 Indie 500: Jonnie Parsons (138 laps rain) Offenhauser Engine (all 33 did, too) Public-Domain OTR Availability Our Collection (2004+) Show Episodes Disks 33,000 episodes Lone Ranger 1,365 15 560 MP3 CD disks World War II Collection 1,224 9 83 weeks (24/7) Superman 1,164 6 Divas of Old Time Radio 984 14 Suspense 940 19 Our source: Jack Benny 939 13 Jon in Lenexa, Kansas Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 746 7 www.otrcat.com Fibber McGee & Molly 733 7 $5 per 50± hrs Lux Radio Theater 686 15 Your MP3 data disk (use iTunes or windows media player): 118 episodes (includes all played in this presentation) 1.8 days (24/7) Date code: 391123 13 13 WW II collection: news, AFRS, Home front prog, commercials, announcements, speeches FDR, Churchill, Hitler Gag: Fibber McGee's hall closet Lux Radio Theater: The Premier Radio Show hour-long dramas from movies with original stars e.g.
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  • Harry James Harry James ...Today Mp3, Flac, Wma

    Harry James Harry James ...Today Mp3, Flac, Wma

    Harry James Harry James ...Today mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Harry James ...Today Country: UK Released: 1960 Style: Big Band, Space-Age MP3 version RAR size: 1881 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1608 mb WMA version RAR size: 1198 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 725 Other Formats: VOX VQF MP3 MIDI MP4 WMA AU Tracklist Hide Credits Undecided A1 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Shavers*, Robin* Satin Doll A2 Arranged By – Bob FlorenceWritten-By – Strayhorn*, Ellington*, Mercer* Eyes A3 Arranged By – Bob FlorenceWritten-By – Florence* End Of Town Blues A4 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Wilkins* King Porter Stomp A5 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Morton* Ensemble B1 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Wilkins*, James* Jersey Bounce B2 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Plater*, Johnson*, Wright*, Bradshaw* Rockin' In Rhythm B3 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Ellington*, Carney*, Mills* Take The "A" Train B4 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Strayhorn* Lester Leaps In B5 Arranged By – Ernie WilkinsWritten-By – Young* Companies, etc. Recorded At – RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood Credits Bass – Russ Phillips Drums – Tony DeNicola Engineer – Al Schmitt, Dave Hassinger Ensemble – Harry James And His Orchestra Guitar – Terry Rosen Piano – Jack Perciful Recording Supervisor – Jesse Kaye Saxophone – Ernie Small, Herb Lorden, Jay Corre, Sam Firmature, Willie Smith Trombone – Ernie Tack, Ray Sims, Vincent Diaz* Trumpet – Larry McGuire, Nick Buono, Rob Turk, Verne Guertin Trumpet, Conductor, Liner Notes – Harry James Notes Cover: Harry James ...Today! Label: Harry James "Today" Plays The Big Band Favourites Garrod & Lofthouse patents pending. Recorded February 1960 (per Jazz Discography Ver 14.0) at RCA-Victor Recording Studios in Hollywood, CA.