Vintage Country Radio

Woody Guthrie (Live July 7, 1944) This rare segment of BBC Radio's Children's Hour features a brief interview with folk singer Woody Guthrie. He recorded "The Wabash Cannonball" and "900 Miles" for this broadcast. Woody was a Merchant Marine, washing dishes on a Liberty Ship, the troop ship Sea Porpoise which carried troops to the Normandy beach in early July 1944. After the troops were sent ashore, the ship hit a mine but made its way back to England; Woody was routed through London toward Glasgow, Scotland, toward the United States. On a song manuscript dated "July 13th, 1944", Woody wrote, "this train is carrying me outside from London now; on up towards Belfast, and Glasgow." While in London, he went to the offices of the BBC where he introduced himself as a member of The Martins and the Coys and was given the opportunity to sing on the Children's Hour. After an autobiographical statement, he was recorded singing with his guitar accompaniment two railroad songs.

it’s back after a long break i finally was able to get more for your listening pleasure.sit back. Crack open a cold one and go back in time time to when music was at its finiest

As the weather starts to warm up and you fire up the old grill to BBQ. This is the station you need to play. Old time country radio from the show history of country music. All extracted from cassette tapes made over 50 years ago

It’s been a few weeks but i have finally extracted a few more vintage cassettes with some fantastic History of country music Radio to share. Sit back relax and enjoy your ears

All shows are tapes extracted from my dads vintage tape collection. This is still more of the History of country music radio show from Los Angeles in the late 70’s. It’s cassette tape extracted so the quality is def vintage sounding

And the gift that keeps on giving. Sit back relax and go back 50 plus years. This is the history of country music show from the 1970. All music extracted from old cassette tapes. It evens ads to the vintage sound

More vintage country radio extracted from my dad’s old cassette tapes. Don’t forget it’s like listening to a cassette so you get that vintage sound. Enjoy the history of country music

Another beauty here. This is vintage actually radio recorded with tape History of country music. I transferred it off for all to enjoy. Take a step back into the 70’s and a pure time in country Mins.

Another blast from the past. Some more history of country music vintage radio. FYI. The end of this tape had some hissing from the 50 year old tape i was transferring over. Sorry but still great

This is a segment of this amazing podcast. It’s all old tapes my day recorded over 50 years ago. It’s all cassette transfers. So it sounds like your in the past. It’s addictive

More from Dad’s cassette vault. Another segment of “ history of country music 1970’s country radio show. Enjoy

And hits keep on coming! This is more vintage country from the 70’s. It was recorded on tape by my Dad live off the radio. The show was called history of country music. A top rated show for country at its time

FYI quality is like it would be listening to a cassette tape. It’s extracted from cassette tapes that recorded 1970’ country radio. More to come