Pumpkin FM - 1940s Radio Home Service - Play history
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- Georgia Gibbs - Dance With Me Henry
- Del Wood - Down Yonder
- Eddie Fisher and Hugo Winterhalter - I'm Yours
- Nat King Cole - Pretend
- Perry Como - Hoop Dee Dog
- Al Morgan - Jealous Heart
- This is 1940s Radio, London - It's the Top of the Hour
- Alfred Piccaver - There'll Always Be an England
- Fats Waller - I Can't Give You Anything But Love (1940)
- Dick Haymes - Long Ago (& Far Away) (1944) - Feat. Helen Forrest
- The World War 2 Hour - This is 1940s Radio - Home Service
- Roy Rogers - Happy Trails (1943)
- Ink Spots - When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano 1940
- The World War 2 Hour - This is 1940s Radio - Home Service
- WW2 Archive - Honoured In Death (1939)
- Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Let's Swing (1944)
- Ambrose & His Orchestra - Ma, I Miss Your Apple Pie
- Nelson Eddy - The Surrey With The Fringe On Top (1943)
- Nelson Eddy - The Surrey With The Fringe On Top (1943)
- WW2 History - Winter War
- Geraldo - If I Only Had Wings
- Deanna Durbin - Begin The Beguine (1943)
- Coleman Hawkins - Step On It (New York, July 27, 1944)
- George Formby - I've Got The Home Guard Blues (1942)
- Glenn Miller & His Orchestra - American Patrol
- Danny Kaye - Anatole Of Paris (1941)
- Albert Ammons & His Rhythm Kings - The Breaks (1944)
- The World War 2 Hour - This is 1940s Radio - Home Service
- Gene Autry - Someday In Wyoming
- Cliff Edwards - Paper Doll 1949
- Horace Heidt And His Musical Knights Orchestra - Deep In The Heart Of Texas (1942)
- Maurice Winnick Orchestra - Chatterbox 1940 - Feat. Al Bowlly
- Ames Brothers and Les Brown - Undecided
- Lena Horne - Summertime
- Bunny Berigan & His Orchestra - I Can't Get Started with You
- Frankie Laine - That Lucky Old Sun
- Andrews Sisters - There's No Business Like Show Business
- Dad's Army - S03 - E01 - A Man Of Action
- Feature Story News - News Bulletin
- Al Trace - You Call Everybody Darlin'
- Glenn Miller - In The Mood
- Phil Harris - Where Does It Get You In The End 1947
- Glenn Millers Army Air Force Band - Jute Box Saturday Night (1944) (From Radio) - Feat. Harry James
- Weavers - On Top Of Old Smoky
- Jo Stafford - Just One Way To Say I Love You (1949)
- Billy Butterfield & His Orchestra and Margaret Whiting - Moonlight in Vermont
- Henry James - I Don't Want To Walk Without You
- Ella Fitzgerald - Too Darn Hot
- Much Binding In The Marsh - (28 July 1953)
- Feature Story News - News Bulletin