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1940s Radio

The UK 1940s Radio Station plays original music recorded and released during the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, focusing on big band swing, jazz and blues. The station features a lineup of volunteer presenters from the UK and USA and also operates the British Home Front Radio Service.

Playlist

Something To Pat Your Foot To — Johnny Hodges
Something To Pat Your Foot ToJohnny Hodges
12:18
Kashmiri Love Song — Jan Garber
Kashmiri Love SongJan Garber
12:13
Dont You Make Me High — Blue Lu Barker
Dont You Make Me HighBlue Lu Barker
12:10
Wo Ist Der Man — Marlene Dietrich
Wo Ist Der ManMarlene Dietrich
12:07
White Heat Stomp — Bill Elliott Swing Orchestra
White Heat StompBill Elliott Swing Orchestra
12:03
The More I See You — Dick Haymes
The More I See YouDick Haymes
12:00
Satin Doll — Count Basie
Satin DollCount Basie
11:57
Poinciana — Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra
PoincianaCharlie Spivak & His Orchestra
11:55
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Top Songs

1
You Always Hurt the One You Love — The Mills Brothers
You Always Hurt the One You LoveThe Mills Brothers
2
Exactly Like You — Count Basie and His Orchestra, Jack Washington, Jimmy Rushing, Buck Clayton, Lester Young & Bobby Moore
Exactly Like YouCount Basie and His Orchestra, Jack Washington, Jimmy Rushing, Buck Clayton, Lester Young & Bobby Moore
3
Sally — Gracie Fields
SallyGracie Fields
4
Fever — Peggy Lee
FeverPeggy Lee
5
In the Mood — Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
In the MoodGlenn Miller and His Orchestra
6
Go Down Moses (feat. Sy Oliver Choir & The All Stars) — Louis Armstrong
Go Down Moses (feat. Sy Oliver Choir & The All Stars)Louis Armstrong
7
Papa Loves Mambo — Perry Como
Papa Loves MamboPerry Como
8
Long, Long Journey (Remastered) — Louis Armstrong
Long, Long Journey (Remastered)Louis Armstrong
9
Over the Rainbow — Judy Garland
Over the RainbowJudy Garland
10
My Funny Valentine — Ella Fitzgerald
My Funny ValentineElla Fitzgerald

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