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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

Nobody Knows You When Youre Down & Out — Bessie Smith
Nobody Knows You When Youre Down & OutBessie Smith
06:27
Zip A Dee Doo Dah — Johnny Mercer
Zip A Dee Doo DahJohnny Mercer
06:24
I Only Have Eyes For You — Harry James & His Orchestra & Doris Day
I Only Have Eyes For YouHarry James & His Orchestra & Doris Day
06:21
Loraine — Woody Herman & His Orchestra
LoraineWoody Herman & His Orchestra
06:18
Theres A Fella Waiting In In Poughkeepsie — The Andrews Sisters & Bing Crosby
Theres A Fella Waiting In In PoughkeepsieThe Andrews Sisters & Bing Crosby
06:15
4 O Clock Blues — Cat Lee King & His Cocks
4 O Clock BluesCat Lee King & His Cocks
06:12
Whatever Will Be Will Be — Doris Day
Whatever Will Be Will BeDoris Day
06:10
An Hour Never Passes — The Three Two Timers
An Hour Never PassesThe Three Two Timers
06:06
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Top Songs

1
Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! — The Andrews Sisters With the Glenn Miller Orchestra
Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!The Andrews Sisters With the Glenn Miller Orchestra
2
We'll Meet Again — Vera Lynn
We'll Meet AgainVera Lynn
3
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy — The Andrews Sisters
Boogie Woogie Bugle BoyThe Andrews Sisters
4
Pennsylvania 6-5000 (Remastered) — Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
Pennsylvania 6-5000 (Remastered)Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
5
Tra-La-La-La (feat. Dan Dailey) — Betty Grable
Tra-La-La-La (feat. Dan Dailey)Betty Grable
6
5 Months, 2 Weeks, 2 Days — Louis Prima
5 Months, 2 Weeks, 2 DaysLouis Prima
7
Fever — Peggy Lee
FeverPeggy Lee
8
Begin the Beguine — Artie Shaw and His Orchestra
Begin the BeguineArtie Shaw and His Orchestra
9
Who Threw the Whiskey in the Well — Lucky Millinder
Who Threw the Whiskey in the WellLucky Millinder
10
Sugar Foot Stomp — Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra
Sugar Foot StompFletcher Henderson and His Orchestra

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