with Tiny, Sonny, Tony, and Jerry play music that's "sweet", "fast", and "quiet and restful", but all of the tunes have a feel good feelin' in this rare old time radio show. Announcer Jack Stillwell Cap't Stubby and Buccaneers sound similar to a barbershop quartet with first-rate harmonies and style.
7 old time radio show recordings
(total playtime 1 hours, 42 min)
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Cap't Stubby & Buccaneers with Tiny, Sonny, Tony, and Jerry play music that's "sweet", "fast", and "quiet and restful", but all of the tunes have a feel good feelin'. Announcer Jack Stillwell Cap't Stubby & Buccaneers sound similar to a barbershop quartet with first-rate harmonies and style. Such as the tunes include:
"Button-up your overcoat, When the wind in free Take good care of yourself You belong to me"
Although, this song doesn't sound like it naturally flies from a man named Captain Stubby (or a buccaneer for that matter). Being from Indiana, the group was originally named Six Hoosiers and in 1940 their home station, WDAN held a contest to rename the group for a $100 prize. The winning name was Captain Stubby & Buccaneers. In 1944, the gang joined the Entertainment Division of the US Navy and entertained troops overseas.
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