Jack Norton

Hi-ho.

It's your old pal, Jack Norton, here.

Welcome to Jack Norton's Old Time Radio Show.

Travel back in time with me for the next few minutes as I play some great old records from the 1920s, '30s, and '40s.

Today I'll be spinning vintage tunes about Mountain Dew, constant sorrows, and paper moons, all at 78 revolutions per minute.

Doris Day, Love Somebody, and then I think my favorite Ella Fitzgerald recording of all time.

Ella was singing with The Delta Rhythm Boys, It's Only a Paper Moon.

Friends, it's your old pal Jack Norton.

Hi-ho.

It's your old pal Jack Norton here.

Welcome to Jack Norton's Old Time Radio Show.

Travel back in time with me for the next few minutes as I play some great old records from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.

Today I'll be spinning vintage tunes about old records, [laughs] blue hot dogs, and ukulele ladies, all at 78 revolutions per minute.

My wife and I have been hemming and hawing trying to figure out if that should be the new theme song of the, uh, the old-time radio show.

Get Out Those Old Records, Guy Lombardo, followed by the great Billie Holiday doing her take on She's Funny That Way.

Well, friends, it's your old pal Jack Norton.

Hi-ho.

It's your old pal Jack Norton here.

Welcome to Jack Norton's Old Time Radio Show.

Travel back in time with me for the next few minutes as I play some great old records from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.

Today I'll be spinning vintage tunes about jelly rolls, paper moons, lazy rivers, all at 78 revolutions per minute.

Evelyn Knight and the Stardusters, Powder Your Face With Sunshine, and kicking off today's show, Les Paul with a fellow you may have heard of, Bing Crosby on vocals.

It's been a long, long time.

Friends, it is Jack Norton.

Reading is fun with Conductor

Jack.

Hi friends, it's your old pal Conductor Jack.

And look at this, we're here with Hello Kitty.

She wrote a beautiful book.

Have a great rest of the day.

Bye.

Hey friends, if you like this podcast, check out my other show, Jack Norton's Old Time Kids Records.

[upbeat music] Hi-ho everybody, hi-ho.

It's your old pal Jack Norton here.

Welcome to Jack Norton's Old Time Radio Show.

Travel back in time with me for the next few minutes as I play some great old records from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.

Today I'll be spinning vintage tunes, you know, some yodeling jazz, some traveling blues, even some mountain banjos, all at 78 revolutions per minute.

And kickin' off today's show, Frosty and The Diamonds doin' Destination Mars.

Ooh, [laughs] Space Age tunes here on the Old Time Radio show.

Friends, it's Jack Norton.