'Never even knew these existed. What a treat to SEE as well as hear the Lombardos - my dear grandparent's favorite. Thanks so much, larryware1, for making these programs available to us. . : .
So glad you are enjoying them. I saw them listed on the satellite feed when I was working for a local PBS station. I was delighted to capture a few of them. My parents loved Guy Lombardo as well. They were a wonderful group with that homespun, mellow sound.
![What's My Line? - Guy Lombardo; Betty Furness & Garry Moore [panel] (Dec 31, 1950)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/F7GW7dhealA/mqdefault.jpg)
These priceless TV shows need to be recorded on CD and or DVDs and offered as a set.
'Never even knew these existed. What a treat to SEE as well as hear the Lombardos - my dear grandparent's favorite. Thanks so much, larryware1, for making these programs available to us.
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So glad you are enjoying them. I saw them listed on the satellite feed when I was working for a local PBS station. I was delighted to capture a few of them. My parents loved Guy Lombardo as well. They were a wonderful group with that homespun, mellow sound.
Thank you so much for posting this music.
You're so welcome!
Great stuff..thanks!!!
You are so welcome, Dave. So glad to finally get these uploaded.
I remember Huntz Hall singing "Boo Hoo" in the movie "Dead End". That might be the most famous version of the song.
Frankie D'Annolfo, formerly with Glenn Miller's band on trombone.