Genre: Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country
Country: US
Label(s): Columbia (C2K 48516)
1.08. Unknown Artist - Joltin' Joe DiMaggio (Extract) 1.09. Unknown Artist - Stalin Wasn't Stallin' 1.10a. Unknown Artist - This Is the Army, Mr. Jones (Extract) 1.10b. Unknown Artist - Bell Bottom Trousers (Extract) 1.10c. Unknown Artist - Keep 'Em Flying (Extract) 1.10d. Unknown Artist - The Marines' Hymn (Extract) 1.10e. Unknown Artist - Ma, I Miss Your Apple Pie (Extract) 1.10f. Unknown Artist - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (Extract) 1.10g. No Artist - Mary Anderson, Director of the Women's Bureau, Department of Labor, on Women's Value to the War Effort 1.10h. Unknown Artist - Pistol Packin' Mama (Extract) 1.10i. Unknown Artist - I Don't Want to Walk without You (Extract) 1.10j. Unknown Artist - Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (Extract) 1.1a. No Artist - Air-raid Siren "Warning" 1.1b. No Artist - Pearl Harbor Is Attacked, December 7th, 1941 1.1c. No Artist - Remember Pearl Harbor 1.1d. No Artist - President Roosevelt Declares War. December 8th, 1941 1.1e. No Artist - We Did It Before and We Can Do it Again 1.2a. No Artist - British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain Returns from Munich, September 29th, 1938 1.2b. Unknown Artist - The Umbrella Man (Extract) 1.3a. Unknown Artist - Indian Summer (Extract) 1.3b. No Artist - President Roosevelt Opens the New York World's Fair 1.3c. Unknown Artist - Dawn of a New Day (Extract) 1.4a. No Artist - Neville Chamberlain Declares War, September 3rd, 1939 1.4b. Unknown Artist - We'll Meet Again (Extract) 1.4c. No Artist - Ed Murrow Broadcasts on the Evacuation of Children from London, September 1939 1.4d. Unknown Artist - My Sister and I (Extract) 1.5a. No Artist - Ed Murrow on the Retreat from Dunkirk, June 1940 1.5b. Unknown Artist - (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) the White Cliffs of Dover (Extract) 1.5c. No Artist - News Flashes on the German Advance Across Europe: France Surrenders 1.5d. Unknown Artist - The Last Time I Saw Paris (Extract) 1.6a. No Artist - The London Blitz, Fall 1940 1.6b. Unknown Artist - I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire (Extract) 1.6c. No Artist - The Deepest Shelter in Town 1.6d. No Artist - Ed Murrow on the Devastation of London, 1940 1.6e. Unknown Artist - A Little Old Church in England (Extract) 1.6f. No Artist - London Pride 1.7a. No Artist - Winston Churchill Tells America "Give Us the Tools and We'll Finish the Job" 1.7b. No Artist - President Roosevelt "Arsenal of Democracy" Speech to Congress, Spring 1941 1.7c. Unknown Artist - Any Bonds Today (Extract) 2.04. Unknown Artist - They're Either too Young or too Old 2.09. Unknown Artist - Finale 2.10. Unknown Artist - I'm Gonna Love That Guy (Like He's Never Been Loved Before) (Extract) 2.11. Unknown Artist - Sentimental Journey (Extract) 2.12. Unknown Artist - Waitin' for the Train to Come In (Extract) 2.13. Unknown Artist - It's Been a Long, Long Time 2.14. Unknown Artist - My Guy's Come Back 2.15. No Artist - Air Raid Siren: "All Clear" Signal 2.1a. Unknown Artist - When the Lights Go Again (Extract) 2.1b. No Artist - Paul O'Leary, Deputy Administrator in Charge of Rationing, Discusses Problems with a Typical Housewife and Her Grocer 2.1c. Unknown Artist - There Won't Be a Shortage of Love (Extract) 2.2a. No Artist - William Joyce "Lord Haw-Haw" Over German Radio 2.2b. Unknown Artist - Der Fuhrer's Face (Extract) 2.2c. No Artist - Tokyo Rose Broadcasts to the American Troops in the Pacific 2.2d. Unknown Artist - You're a Sap, Mr. Jap (Extract) 2.2e. No Artist - President Roosevelt Labor Day 1941 Address 2.2f. Unknown Artist - FDR Jones (Extract) 2.2g. Unknown Artist - Lili Marlene 2.3a. Unknown Artist - I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen (Extract) 2.3b. No Artist - Girls, Don't Refuse to Kiss a Soldier 2.3c. No Artist - Interview Outside Voltee Aircraft Plant, Nashville, Tennessee 2.3d. Unknown Artist - Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition (Extract) 2.3e. Unknown Artist - Harlem on Parade (Extract) 2.5a. No Artist - Ed Murrow Broadcasts His Experiences on a Bomb Raid Over Berli 2.5b. Unknown Artist - Comin' on a Wing and a Prayer 2.6a. Unknown Artist - You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To 2.6b. Unknown Artist - Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home 2.7a. No Artist - On-The-Spot Account of American Forces Landing on Iwo Jima 2.7b. Unknown Artist - Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima (Extract) 2.7c. No Artist - President Roosevelt Addresses Congress on the Results of the Three-Power Yalta Conference, February 1945 2.7d. Unknown Artist - Yalta (Extract) 2.7e. Unknown Artist - Don't Fence Me In (Extract) 2.7f. Unknown Artist - I'll Buy That Dream (Extract) 2.8a. No Artist - Hitler Speaks: Death of Hitler Is Reported 2.8b. Unknown Artist - When That Man Is Dead and Gone (Extract) 2.8c. No Artist - President Truman Announces the Dropping of the First Atomic Bomb Over Hiroshima 2.8d. Unknown Artist - Atom and Evil (Extract) 2.8e. No Artist - The Unconditional Surrender of the Japanese Is Announced 2.8f. No Artist - General MacArthur Announces the Surrender of the Japanese Aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay 2.8g. Unknown Artist - Fightin' Doug MacArthur (Extract)More from: Various
Genre: Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country
Country: US
Label(s): Columbia (C2K 48516)
1.01. Various - Air-Raid Siren "Warning" / Pearl Harbor Is Attacked, December 7th, 1941 / Remember Pearl Harbor / President Roosevelt Declares War, December 8th, 1941 / We Did It Before and We Can Do it Again 7:401.02. Various - British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain Returns from Munich, September 29th, 1938 / the Umbrella Man (Extract) 6:281.03. Various - Indian Summer (Extract / President Roosevelt Opens the New York World's Fair / Dawn of a New Day) (Extract) 4:101.04. Various - Neville Chamberlain Declares War, September 3rd, 1939 / We'll Meet Again (Extract / Ed Murrow Broadcasts on the Evacuation of Children from London, September 1939 / My Sister and I) (Extract) 6:251.05. Various - Ed Murrow on the Retreat from Dunkirk, June 1940 / (There'll Be Bluebirds Over the White Cliffs of Dover) (Extract / News Flashes on the German Advance Across Europe: France Surrenders / the Last Time I Saw Paris) 9:371.06. Various - The London Blitz, Fall 1940 / I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire (Extract / the Deepest Shelter in Town / Ed Murrow on the Devastation of London, 1940 / a Little Old Church in England) (Extract / London Pride) 13:171.07. Various - Winston Churchill Tells America "Give Us the Tools and We'll Finish the Job" / President Roosevelt "Arsenal of Democracy" Speech to Congress, Spring 1941 / Any Bonds Today (Extract) 3:151.08. Various - Joltin' Joe DiMaggio (Extract) 3:071.09. Various - Stalin Wasn't Stallin' 4:101.10. Various - This Is the Army, Mr. Jones (Extract / Bell Bottom Trousers) (Extract / Keep 'Em Flying|Extract / the Marines' Hymn|Extract / Ma, I Miss Your Apple Pie|Extract / Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy|Extract / Mary Anderson, Director of the Women's Bureau, Department of Labor, on Women's Value to the War Effort / Pistol Packin' Mama|Extract / I Don't Want to Walk without You|Extract / Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree|Extract) 11:512.01. Various - When the Lights Go Again (Extract / Paul O'Leary, Deputy Administrator in Charge of Rationing, Discusses Problems with a Typical Housewife and Her Grocer / There Won't Be a Shortage of Love) (Extract) 5:182.02. Various - William Joyce "Lord Haw-Haw" Over German Radio / Der Fuehrer's Face (Extract / Tokyo Rose Broadcasts to the American Troops in the Pacific / You're a Sap, Mr. Jap) (Extract / President Roosevelt Labor Day 1941 Address / FDR Jones|Extract / Lili Marlene) 9:262.03. Various - I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen (Extract / Girls, Don't Refuse to Kiss a Soldier / Interview Outside Voltee Aircraft Plant, Nashville, Tennessee / Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition) (Extract / Harlem on Parade|Extract) 7:252.04. Various - They're Either too Young or too Old 3:262.05. Various - Ed Murrow Broadcasts His Experiences on a Bomb Raid Over Berlin / Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer 10:272.06. Various - You'd Be So Nice to Come Home to (Extract / Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home) (Extract) 2:392.07. Various - On-The-Spot Account of American Forces Landing on Iwo Jima / Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima (Extract) 4:262.08. Various - President Roosevelt Addresses Congress on the Results of the Three-Power Yalta Conference, February 1945 / Yalta / Don't Fence Me in (Extract / I'll Buy That Dream) (Extract) 10:052.09. Various - Hitler Speaks: Death of Hitler Is Reported / When That Man Is Dead and Gone (Extract / President Truman Announces the Dropping of the First Atomic Bomb Over Hiroshima / Atom and Evil) (Extract / the Unconditional Surrender of the Japanese Is Announced / General MacArthur Announces the Surrender of the Japanese Aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay / Fightin' Doug MacArthur|Extract) 6:352.10. Various - Finale 0:482.11. Various - I'm Gonna Love That Guy (Like He's Never Been Loved Before) (Extract / Sentimental Journey|Extract) 3:542.12. Various - Waitin' for the Train to Come In (Extract) 2:082.13. Various - It's Been a Long, Long Time 3:262.14. Various - My Guy's Come Back 3:102.15. Various - Air Raid Siren: "All Clear" Signal 0:07More from: Various
Genre: Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country, Stage & Screen
Style: Speech, Political, Public Broadcast
Country: US
Label(s): Columbia (C2T48516)
1.08. Unknown Artist - Joltin' Joe DiMaggio (Extract) 1.09. Unknown Artist - Stalin Wasn't Stallin' 1.10a. Unknown Artist - This Is the Army, Mr. Jones (Extract) 1.10b. Unknown Artist - Bell Bottom Trousers (Extract) 1.10c. Unknown Artist - Keep 'Em Flying (Extract) 1.10d. Unknown Artist - The Marines' Hymn (Extract) 1.10e. Unknown Artist - Ma, I Miss Your Apple Pie (Extract) 1.10f. Unknown Artist - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (Extract) 1.10g. No Artist - Mary Anderson, Director of the Women's Bureau, Department of Labor, on Women's Value to the War Effort 1.10h. Unknown Artist - Pistol Packin' Mama (Extract) 1.10i. Unknown Artist - I Don't Want to Walk without You (Extract) 1.10j. Unknown Artist - Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (Extract) 1.1a. No Artist - Air-raid Siren "Warning" 1.1b. No Artist - Pearl Harbor Is Attacked, December 7th, 1941 1.1c. No Artist - Remember Pearl Harbor 1.1d. No Artist - President Roosevelt Declares War. December 8th, 1941 1.1e. No Artist - We Did It Before and We Can Do it Again 1.2a. No Artist - British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain Returns from Munich, September 29th, 1938 1.2b. Unknown Artist - The Umbrella Man (Extract) 1.3a. Unknown Artist - Indian Summer (Extract) 1.3b. No Artist - President Roosevelt Opens the New York World's Fair 1.3c. Unknown Artist - Dawn of a New Day (Extract) 1.4a. No Artist - Neville Chamberlain Declares War, September 3rd, 1939 1.4b. Unknown Artist - We'll Meet Again (Extract) 1.4c. No Artist - Ed Murrow Broadcasts on the Evacuation of Children from London, September 1939 1.4d. Unknown Artist - My Sister and I (Extract) 1.5a. No Artist - Ed Murrow on the Retreat from Dunkirk, June 1940 1.5b. Unknown Artist - (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) the White Cliffs of Dover (Extract) 1.5c. No Artist - News Flashes on the German Advance Across Europe: France Surrenders 1.5d. Unknown Artist - The Last Time I Saw Paris (Extract) 1.6a. No Artist - The London Blitz, Fall 1940 1.6b. Unknown Artist - I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire (Extract) 1.6c. No Artist - The Deepest Shelter in Town 1.6d. No Artist - Ed Murrow on the Devastation of London, 1940 1.6e. Unknown Artist - A Little Old Church in England (Extract) 1.6f. No Artist - London Pride 1.7a. No Artist - Winston Churchill Tells America "Give Us the Tools and We'll Finish the Job" 1.7b. No Artist - President Roosevelt "Arsenal of Democracy" Speech to Congress, Spring 1941 1.7c. Unknown Artist - Any Bonds Today (Extract) 2.04. Unknown Artist - They're Either too Young or too Old 2.09. Unknown Artist - Finale 2.10. Unknown Artist - I'm Gonna Love That Guy (Like He's Never Been Loved Before) (Extract) 2.11. Unknown Artist - Sentimental Journey (Extract) 2.12. Unknown Artist - Waitin' for the Train to Come In (Extract) 2.13. Unknown Artist - It's Been a Long, Long Time 2.14. Unknown Artist - My Guy's Come Back 2.15. No Artist - Air Raid Siren: "All Clear" Signal 2.1a. Unknown Artist - When the Lights Go Again (Extract) 2.1b. No Artist - Paul O'Leary, Deputy Administrator in Charge of Rationing, Discusses Problems with a Typical Housewife and Her Grocer 2.1c. Unknown Artist - There Won't Be a Shortage of Love (Extract) 2.2a. No Artist - William Joyce "Lord Haw-Haw" Over German Radio 2.2b. Unknown Artist - Der Fuhrer's Face (Extract) 2.2c. No Artist - Tokyo Rose Broadcasts to the American Troops in the Pacific 2.2d. Unknown Artist - You're a Sap, Mr. Jap (Extract) 2.2e. No Artist - President Roosevelt Labor Day 1941 Address 2.2f. Unknown Artist - FDR Jones (Extract) 2.2g. Unknown Artist - Lili Marlene 2.3a. Unknown Artist - I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen (Extract) 2.3b. No Artist - Girls, Don't Refuse to Kiss a Soldier 2.3c. No Artist - Interview Outside Voltee Aircraft Plant, Nashville, Tennessee 2.3d. Unknown Artist - Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition (Extract) 2.3e. Unknown Artist - Harlem on Parade (Extract) 2.5a. No Artist - Ed Murrow Broadcasts His Experiences on a Bomb Raid Over Berli 2.5b. Unknown Artist - Comin' on a Wing and a Prayer 2.6a. Unknown Artist - You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To 2.6b. Unknown Artist - Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home 2.7a. No Artist - On-The-Spot Account of American Forces Landing on Iwo Jima 2.7b. Unknown Artist - Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima (Extract) 2.7c. No Artist - President Roosevelt Addresses Congress on the Results of the Three-Power Yalta Conference, February 1945 2.7d. Unknown Artist - Yalta (Extract) 2.7e. Unknown Artist - Don't Fence Me In (Extract) 2.7f. Unknown Artist - I'll Buy That Dream (Extract) 2.8a. No Artist - Hitler Speaks: Death of Hitler Is Reported 2.8b. Unknown Artist - When That Man Is Dead and Gone (Extract) 2.8c. No Artist - President Truman Announces the Dropping of the First Atomic Bomb Over Hiroshima 2.8d. Unknown Artist - Atom and Evil (Extract) 2.8e. No Artist - The Unconditional Surrender of the Japanese Is Announced 2.8f. No Artist - General MacArthur Announces the Surrender of the Japanese Aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay 2.8g. Unknown Artist - Fightin' Doug MacArthur (Extract)More from: Various
Genre: Jazz, Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Big Band
Country: US
Label(s): Columbia (C2K 48516)
1.08. Les Brown & His Orchestra - Joltin' Joe DiMaggio (Extract) 3:041.09. The Golden Gate Quartet - Stalin Wasn't Stallin' 4:101.10a. Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights - This Is the Army, Mr. Jones (Extract) 10:501.10b. Kay Kyser & His Orchestra - Bell Bottom Trousers (Extract) 1.10c. Gene Krupa & His Orchestra - Keep 'Em Flying (Extract) 1.10d. Gene Krupa & His Orchestra - The Marines' Hymn (Extract) 1.10e. Dean Hudson & His Orchestra - Ma! I Miss Your Apple Pie (Extract) 1.10f. Gene Krupa & His Orchestra - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (Extract) 1.10g. No Artist - Mary Anderson, Director of the Women's Bureau, Department of Labor, on Women's Value to the War Effort 1.10h. Al Dexter and His Troopers - Pistol Packin' Mama (Extract) 1.10i. Harry James & His Orchestra - I Don't Want to Walk without You (Extract) 1.10j. Les Brown & His Orchestra - Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (Extract) 1.1a. No Artist - Air-raid Siren "Warning" 7:371.1b. No Artist - Pearl Harbor Is Attacked, December 7th, 1941 1.1c. Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra - Remember Pearl Harbor 1.1d. No Artist - President Roosevelt Declares War. December 8th, 1941 1.1e. Eddy Howard & His Orchestra - We Did It Before and We Can Do It Again 1.2a. No Artist - British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain Returns from Munich, September 29th, 1938 6:241.2b. Lawrence Welk & His Orchestra - The Umbrella Man (Extract) 1.3a. Kay Kyser & His Orchestra - Indian Summer (Extract) 4:071.3b. No Artist - President Roosevelt Opens the New York World's Fair 1.3c. Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights - Dawn of a New Day (Extract) 1.4a. No Artist - Neville Chamberlain Declares War, September 3rd, 1939 6:231.4b. Jack Leonard - We'll Meet Again (Extract) 1.4c. No Artist - Ed Murrow Broadcasts on the Evacuation of Children from London, September 1939 1.4d. Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - My Sister and I (Extract) 1.5a. No Artist - Ed Murrow on the Retreat from Dunkirk, June 1940 9:341.5b. Kay Kyser & His Orchestra - (There'll Be Bluebirds Over) the White Cliffs of Dover (Extract) 1.5c. No Artist - News Flashes on the German Advance Across Europe: France Surrenders 1.5d. Kate Smith - The Last Time I Saw Paris (Extract) 1.6a. No Artist - The London Blitz, Fall 1940 13:141.6b. Tommy Tucker Time - I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire (Extract) 1.6c. Florence Desmond - The Deepest Shelter in Town 1.6d. No Artist - Ed Murrow on the Devastation of London, 1940 1.6e. Ray Noble & His Orchestra - A Little Old Church in England (Extract) 1.6f. Noël Coward - London Pride 1.7a. No Artist - Winston Churchill Tells America "Give Us the Tools and We'll Finish the Job" 3:121.7b. No Artist - President Roosevelt "Arsenal of Democracy" Speech to Congress, Spring 1941 1.7c. Kay Kyser & His Orchestra - Any Bonds Today (Extract) 2.04. Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra - They're Either too Young or too Old 3:242.10. Unknown Artist - Finale 0:452.11a. Ginny Simms - I'm Gonna Love That Guy (Like He's Never Been Loved Before) (Extract) 3:512.11b. Les Brown & His Orchestra - Sentimental Journey (Extract) 2.12. Harry James & His Orchestra - Waitin' for the Train to Come In (Extract) 2:042.13. Harry James & His Orchestra - It's Been a Long, Long Time 3:232.14. Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - My Guy's Come Back 3:062.15. No Artist - Air Raid Siren: "All Clear" Signal 0:062.1a. Les Brown & His Orchestra - When the Lights Go on Again (Extract) 5:152.1b. No Artist - Paul O'Leary, Deputy Administrator in Charge of Rationing, Discusses Problems with a Typical Housewife and Her Grocer 2.1c. Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - There Won't Be a Shortage of Love (Extract) 2.2a. No Artist - William Joyce "Lord Haw-Haw" Over German Radio 9:232.2b. Johnny Bond & His Red River Valley Boys - Der Fuhrer's Face (Extract) 2.2c. No Artist - Tokyo Rose Broadcasts to the American Troops in the Pacific 2.2d. Carl Hoff & His Orchestra - You're a Sap, Mr. Jap (Extract) 2.2e. No Artist - President Roosevelt Labor Day 1941 Address 2.2f. Charlie & His Orchestra - FDR Jones (Extract) 2.2g. Charlie & His Orchestra - Lili Marlene 2.3a. Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra - I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen (Extract) 7:222.3b. Karl and Harty - Girls, Don't Refuse to Kiss a Soldier 2.3c. No Artist - Interview Outside Voltee Aircraft Plant, Nashville, Tennessee 2.3d. Kay Kyser & His Orchestra - Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition (Extract) 2.3e. Gene Krupa & His Orchestra - Harlem on Parade (Extract) 2.5a. No Artist - Ed Murrow Broadcasts His Experiences on a Bomb Raid Over Berli 10:242.5b. The Golden Gate Quartet - Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer 2.6a. Dick Jurgens & His Orchestra - You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To 2:362.6b. Kay Kyser & His Orchestra - Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home (Extract) 2.7a. No Artist - On-The-Spot Account of American Forces Landing on Iwo Jima 4:262.7b. Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima (Extract) 2.8a. No Artist - President Roosevelt Addresses Congress on the Results of the Three-Power Yalta Conference, February 1945 10:022.8b. Harry James & His Orchestra - Yalta (Extract) 2.8c. Gene Autry - Don't Fence Me In (Extract) 2.8d. Harry James & His Orchestra - I'll Buy That Dream (Extract) 2.9a. No Artist - Hitler Speaks: Death of Hitler Is Reported 6:322.9b. Buddy Clark - When That Man Is Dead and Gone (Extract) 2.9c. No Artist - President Truman Announces the Dropping of the First Atomic Bomb Over Hiroshima 2.9d. The Golden Gate Quartet - Atom and Evil (Extract) 2.9e. No Artist - The Unconditional Surrender of the Japanese Is Announced 2.9f. No Artist - General MacArthur Announces the Surrender of the Japanese Aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay 2.9g. Gene Krupa & His Orchestra - Fightin' Doug MacArthur (Extract)More from: Various