Rad World Radio - Classical Radio Replacer - 1950s Music Ads and Radio Samples

Dive into the Classics of 1950s Radio

Replaces the Classical Radio songs with new music, ads, and newsreels from the 1950's!

Compatible with More Where That Came From v3. 2! That affects Appalachia Radio channel, this affects Classical Radio channel!

How does it work?

Think of this as a re-texture, but for audio. I swapped out the original audio files for new ones. Now, on the Classical Radio channel, instead of hearing Claude de Bussy's Prélude àl'après-midi d'un faune-iles, you'll hearThat's Amore. If you and your friend have this installed, you'll both hear the same modded song at the same time!

This mod has MORE songs than the default Classical Radio! How, you ask? Well, because for many songs I jam-packed 2 or more new ones into the same track! For instance, the original 11-minute 'Orpheus Symphonic' is replaced by four songs. There's even some ads mixed in with certain tracks. Talk about American ingenuity!

Tips and Patronage are appreciated. Support goes right into making more mods!

Conflicts?

You will have no problem using this alongside any other radio mod, so long as that one doesn't affect the Classical Radio channel. You can have both this and More Where That Came From (version 3. 2) active! However, bear in mind that mod does plan to eventually overwrite Classical Radio at an undetermined future date.

If ever in doubt, run both mods and load Rad World Radio last! You'll never get a crash from a mod like this.

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Song List

All the songs are taken from 1950s records, provided by Archive.org archivists. I also mixed in vintage commercials (typically between late 1940s and 1950s) from Archive.org.

Most tracks are digitized from a shellac record, which I think you'll find sounds neat. There is crackling on the audio, which came from their digitization process.

If you want to hear any of these, just copy the text into a Google search and it should bring you right to the Archive.org page.

Sourced from Archive.org

Music You May Know

• []Johnny Guitar by Peggy Lee; VICTOR YOUNG And His Singing Strings

  []That Old Black Magic by Sammy Davis, Jr.; Johnny Mercer; Harold Arlen; Morty Stevens

  []STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER by Dennis Day and Freddy Martin and his Orchestra; The Martin Men; Bob Russell; John Philip Sousa

  []Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar by Gary Crosby and Sammy Davis, Jr.; Morty Stevens; Don Raye; Hughie Prince; Eleanore Sheehy;

  []Anyway You Want Me (That's How I Will Be) by Elvis Presley; Aaron Schroeder; Cliff Owens

  Non-Instrumental Music

  []GOMENNASAI, Columbia JL 7

  []I Wish I Had Never Seen Sunshine by Les Paul with Mary Ford; Mary Ford; hnnie Roberts; Jimmie Davis

  []THERE'S A STAR SPANGLED BANNER WAVING SOMEWHERE by ELTON BRITT and the Skytoppers; Paul Roberts; Shelby Darnell

  []Good-Bye Maria (I'm Off To Korea) by Wilf Carter (Montana Slim) The Singing Cowboy; Don Larkin; Joe Simpson; Ken O'Rourke

  []You Are Mine by David Carroll; Jack Halloran Singers ; Cochran; Sterling

  []The Song is Ended (But The Melody Lingers On) by Art Mooney and his Orchestra; Berlin; Alan Foster and The Cloverleafs

  []I DON'T CARE IF THE SUN DON'T SHINE by PATTI PAGE; D'ARTEGA

  []Garden of Eden by Joe Valino and George Siravo

  []The Little Engine That Could by Burl Ives

  []The Glow Worm by The Mills Brothers

  []There's A Blue Sky Way Out Yonder by Spike Jones and his Country Cousins; Arthur Fields; Fred Hall; Bert Van Cleve

  []I Want To Be Evil by Eartha Kitt; Henri Rene and his Orchestra; Lester Judson; Raymond Taylor

  []A Hundred Years from Today by Sarah Vaughan; V. Young; J. Young; Washington; Lew Leslie

  []Do You Know What It Means to Be Lonely by Bill Kenny Of The Ink Spots; Al Hoffman; Milton Drake; Jerry Livingston

  []Rocket '88' by JACKIE BRENSTON and his Delta Cats; Jackie Brenston

  []'99' Guys by The Maples; Von Freeman Combo; Childers; Benson

  []Four Walls by Jim Reeves; Marvin Moore; George Campbell

  []Thunder and Lightning by Georgia Gibbs; Campbell; Barer; Glenn Osser

  []Fever by Little Willie John