wrote:
The original "Amos & Andy" broadcasts are available on CD for anyone who
enjoys that kind of thing.

Really Art? You say that, then don't say where. {?}


See: http://tinyurl.com/2ecnz

or do a google search on "amos 'n andy" +CD

Art

OTR is available the web in a number of different places. One is via
www.n1dk.com. Click the link to his live365.com station.



"Art Harris" wrote in message
om...
wrote:
The original "Amos & Andy" broadcasts are available on CD for anyone
who
enjoys that kind of thing.

Really Art? You say that, then don't say where. {?}


See: http://tinyurl.com/2ecnz

or do a google search on "amos 'n andy" +CD

Art

A few weeks ago some surviving episodes of the predecessor show "Sam and
Henry" were on the newsgroups.

"Art Harris" wrote in message
om...
wrote:
The original "Amos & Andy" broadcasts are available on CD for anyone
who
enjoys that kind of thing.

Really Art? You say that, then don't say where. {?}


See: http://tinyurl.com/2ecnz

or do a google search on "amos 'n andy" +CD

Art

On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 19:39:28 GMT, Harris
wrote:

GO BEARCATS wrote:

He literally said it tonight. "No donations and the show will forever be
gone." He really means it too. It WILL be gone also because no one is going to
acquire the original scripts (he won't sell em'~*he'd burn then first IMO~* and
do the voices like he does. It's pretty sad IMO, that show is a HUGE part of
Americana and just because cheap butts won't send it two dollars but listen to
it, people like me aren't going to get to hear it anymore and I was just
getting into the characters and storyline.

The original "Amos & Andy" broadcasts are available on CD for anyone who
enjoys that kind of thing.

Art

Oh?

Only a few of the original broadcasts of A&A from the era that Ed
Boulton is re-creating have survived. Even though the show was
distributed to radio stations nationwide on LP, the records carried a
label that said "destroy after broadcast" as the creators were afraid
of unauthorized use. So what Ed is doing on WBCQ is truly recreating
lost broadcasts, just like he says.

"Orange Claw Hammer" wrote:
Harris wrote:

The original "Amos & Andy" broadcasts are available on CD for anyone who
enjoys that kind of thing.

Oh?

Only a few of the original broadcasts of A&A from the era that Ed
Boulton is re-creating have survived. Even though the show was
distributed to radio stations nationwide on LP, the records carried a
label that said "destroy after broadcast" as the creators were afraid
of unauthorized use. So what Ed is doing on WBCQ is truly recreating
lost broadcasts, just like he says.

Baloney! There are 267 original shows available on CD, some dating back to
the late 1920s.

See:
http://tinyurl.com/2ecnz

Hey, if you enjoy Ed's show, send him some money. But the fact that he has
to buy time to do his broadcast shows that there's not much interest in this
kind of thing.

Art