Otrcat is the best of the best source for "old time radio shows" just received another great two CD's from them the other day, if you are truly an old time radio buff like me this is the premier place to look for and buy your favorite shows of the past. Thanks to Jon and what he offers to all of us who love listening to the classic shows of the past!

One of my favorite memories is sitting with my elbows on my knees and my head in my hand and face in the Emerson console radio speaker and my mother in a easy chair in the background listening to The lone ranger or maybe The Shadow!
I read the Leatherstocking tales in my younger days and hope they will be as good as I remember. I also read sea stories like Horatio Hornblower from the C S Forrester series on him. The only made 1 or 2 radio show about them if I remember right and one movie with gregory Peck playing that part. Thanks for the memories!

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A BIG THANKS to Otrcat. i would like to express the sheer surprise on my historical society volunteers who never heard of MP-3 cds. they are very greatful for the Allen Freed MP-3 cds. he had grown up in good old Salem Ohio. (my home too!) He had very much a small town feeling when he got to Cleveland and started his career in radio and rock'n'roll.

thanks a ton!

jennifer

You run a great business--your service is excellent, you create great products and you are a delight to deal with. I am thrilled I found you--love old time radio and you provide great stuff at great prices. And, you take the time to answer any questions--very nice. Thanks again.

Always enjoy your discs. I ordered these for an elderly neighbor who remembers listening to some of this in Missouri.

I discovered OTRCAT about 10 years ago. What a great company. I have purchased many programs and now have a collection of Old Time Radio episodes numbering in the thousands. OTRCAT has been fulfilling my nostalgia needs for a long time and I continue to check their website looking for new additions or updates to programs I already own. Thanks OTRCAT for all your great service over the years. You have earned my respect and will continue to have my business.

I was a young announcer for the NBC Blue Network radio affiliate in Boston in the mid-1940s at a time when George
Burns and Gracie Allen came to town to appear at the old Boston Garden.

George and Gracie were busy with a thousand-and-one things to do; they sent their announcer, Bill Goodwin to be interviewed by our program manager. She introduced Mr. Goodwin to me, saying: "This is my announcer, Lou Dumont. Do you have any words of advice for him?" The very personable Mr. Goodwin told me to always remember to use 'pear-shaped' tones whenever I did my announcing thing. He used, as an example,
part of his network commercial for the sponsor of the Burns and Allen show at that time. It was: "WELL I SWAN, HOW ABOUT YOU?" The makers of Swan Soap got an extra commercial from Bill Goodwin.

I remember that as though it were yesterday.

I can't imagine how quickly you get your CDs out in the mail. I
don't recall if I placed my order Sunday or Monday, but it was in the mail December 24th and in my mailbox December 26th. Thanks to you and the USPS for such expedient delivery.