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If you copy and paste the link into your browser it will take you to a radio page it has radio episodes from the 1950's
The particular site has radio plays set on railways
the signal man by Charles Dickens is a good ghost story if you have not heard it
they down load as mp3 files and should open up in windows media player or I tunes
I'll try to find the original website which has a lot more variety In
http://www.cafepress.co.uk/railgraphix/3450679
The particular site has radio plays set on railways
the signal man by Charles Dickens is a good ghost story if you have not heard it
they down load as mp3 files and should open up in windows media player or I tunes
I'll try to find the original website which has a lot more variety In
http://www.cafepress.co.uk/railgraphix/3450679
Richard
any computer can use them just as any pc can open a word file
if you have sound on the pc just make sure it is turned on just go to the site and click on one of the radio shows and it will open up and start playing in widows media player
So if they bring back old memories personally I love all the sound effects in the mystery plays and the guy with the deepest voice in the background who comes on to explain and further the plot
My first memories of USA television was Phil Silver in Bilko and on a Sunday night in the UK they run Highways patrol with Broderick Crawford
I can still remember the music at the end.
There was a kind of eulogy about why crime does not pay
I guess i'm givin my age away here
I;ll bet Vernon knows some of the above
How about the Shefiff of Cocheese about 1956
http://www.nostalgic-radio.com/