Pumpkin FM - 1940s Radio Home Service - Play history
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- This is 1940s Radio, London - It's the Top of the Hour
- Duke Ellington & His Cotton Club Orchestra - Take The A Train - Feat. Ella Fitzgerald
- Fletcher Henderson And His Orchestra - Wrappin' It Up
- Dick Haymes and Helen Forrest - Oh! What It Seemed To Be
- The Railroad Hour - 1948-11-22 (008) Hit the Deck
- Don Cornell - I'm Yours
- Mario Lanza - Be My Love
- Vintage Adverts - Lava Soap
- Kitty Kallen - Little Things Mean A Lot
- Eddie Fisher - With These Hands
- McGuire Sisters - Sincerely
- Frank Weir - The Happy Wanderer
- Johnny Standley - It's In The Book
- Gordon Jenkins and The Weavers - Goodnight Irene
- Percy Faith - Delicado
- Vintage Adverts - Chesterfield 6
- Les Paul and Mary Ford - How High The Moon
- Crazy Otto - Crazy Otto Medley I & 11
- Joni James - Your Cheating Heart
- Perry Como - Wanted
- Rosemary Clooney - Hey There
- Tony Bennett - Rags To Riches
- Vic Damone - You're Breaking My Heart
- Julius La Rosa - Eh Cumpari
- Eddie Fisher and Hugo Winterhalter - Wish You Were Here
- The Early Fifties Hour - This is 1940s Radio - Home Service
- Helen Humes - Be Baba Leba 1945 - Feat. The Bill Doggett Octet
- George Formby - When I'm Cleaning Windows
- Jo Stafford - Candy (1940) - Feat. Johnny Mercer, Pied Pipers
- Kid Ory - Ory's Creole Trombone 1945
- Anne Shelton - Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer
- WW2 Archive - Making Bombs For Mussolini In Wwii (1940) | War Archives
- Tommy Dorsey - Boy What Love Has Done To Me (1943) Stereo
- Cab Calloway - I See A Million People (1941)
- Horace Heidt And His Musical Knights Orchestra - Deep In The Heart Of Texas (1942)
- WW2 History - The One-Eyed Scout Who Liberated A Whole Town By Himself
- Ink Spots - I'm Beginning To See The Light (1945) - Feat. Ella Fitzgerald
- The World War 2 Hour - This is 1940s Radio - Home Service
- Sonny Boy Williamson - War Time Blues (1940)
- Deanna Durbin - Can't Help Singing (1944)
- Coleman Hawkins - Hallelujah (New York, May 29, 1944)
- Frank Sinatra - Saturday Is the Lonliest Night of the Week
- Bing Crosby - Moonlight Becomes You
- Glenn Miller - Be Happy
- This is 1940s Radio, London - It's the Top of the Hour
- Vintage Adverts - Pet Milk
- Ella Fitzgerald - Hooray For Love
- Johnny Messner & His Orchestra - Hooray For Hollywood - Feat. Dick Powell, Frances Langford, Johnny Davis & Gene Krupa
- Noel Coward - Dance Little Lady
- Bea Wain - My Sister & I (1941)