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Seeing as how we're all going to be discussing Bing's Emperor Waltz movie what better time than to listen to Bing and Ann Blyth performing the whole movie The Emperor Waltz story on radio, yes this is the audio version of the movie story and it's now on Sounds Like Radio!!
That's right, now you can not only watch the movie but you can hear the way Bing did the movie on radio and if you don't have the video listen to it now and imagine the beautiful color pictures in your mind! It's the Volume 47 edition from Sounds Like Radio's Vast Library of Sound located here and all to add to your Bing Emperor Waltz experience! Here's da place and as always it's all free all the time, even Bing's ready to listen to the radio version of the movie:
https://anchor.fm/your-humble-host
Last edited by Archiefit (16/11/2021 2:31 pm)
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I'll have to take a listen, it is quite a good song.
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Hi Modern Bing, Sorry I wasn't clearer, so I revised my opening paragraph above.
As this isn't just a song, it's the whole movie story performed on radio! Bing Crosby & Ann Blyth do the radio version of the movie story. Movies back in the old days pre-video tapes and discs were actually performed on the radio, audio versions of the movie for people to listen to in their homes. That's what we have here on Sounds Like Radio the radio version of the movie.
https://anchor.fm/your-humble-host
I shouldn't have assumed everyone was aware of this, you young whipper snappers (I wish I was still one) may never have heard of movies being performed on radio before.
Last edited by Archiefit (06/11/2021 7:56 pm)
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Forgot to mention that this is from the radio show, Lux Radio Theater of September 26, 1949. Every week Lux did a radio version of a movie and Cecil B. DeMille himself was host on most all of the episodes.
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Oh I've known about Lux Radio Theatre, I didn't realize you were meaning that, but it also makes more sense why Ann Blyth would be doing it since co-stars, or even stars would have be replaced on those shows, not all of them of course, but still. I'll have to allocate more time for this broadcast now haha. I hope it is more enjoyable than Bing and Blyth's movie together "Top O' The Mornin'" which I am not particularly fond of, although it has it's moments.