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The real Bob & Ray never made me actually laugh. But Bidet’s Unfinished Water Symphony - the music itself - totally got me. Kudos on that one; clearly a lot of thought went into it.

Nice! Hard to forget: "Good morning radio viewers,..."

Great story, and thanks so much for everyone's professionalism!

Thank you so much! You could do fifty of these please, I'd pay for them

Wow! Original B&R routines in the year 2024? I’m very surprised-and a bit skeptical. However, I’ve heard Lutz’s very own Wally Ballou inspired radio routines before, so no doubt does his writing have the spirit! As a B&R diehard, I anticipate the premiere. ;)

Oh Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy!!!

Excellent more detective golden age radio shows please 10 out of 10

You all rock! Thank you!

Back in 2002, I was listening to a Greeley (CO), talk radio on my former Marantz stereo receiver on the hill of 111th & Pinyon Dr ( approx Bannock St) in Northglenn ( a north burb of Denver founded in 1960, established in 1968) on 1310 KFKA. An older radio DJ/ talk show host, Dick Williamson was doing a 4 hour OTR program on Sunday night using a compilation of various radio programs. He's show name "Radio Memories" is still used, but not actually hosted by the now retired host & Methodist minister. On Oldies format, and different owned, sister stations KELS 95.3 in downtown Greeley and different call letters further NW in Ft Collins/ Loveland, both using the " Pirate" moniker. In 2002, Dick also had a KFKA Radio Players small community/ radio staff actors group. One then DJ/ Talk host had moved to local #1 Oldies Pirate radio in Greeley by 2012, George Gray, the morning weekday host, who started a sideline as " George Gray's Elvis Experience ( w a local band/ backup vocalists.

Knocked it outta the park again. Absolute love for the Wildroot Cream Oil plugs.

I remember so radio dramas from when I was a kid in the early 1950s. I still enjoy listening to them, especially the hard boiled private eyes.

That pile of scripts!!

MORE MORE MORE BOB AND RAY! I'd PAY for it!

Most excellent!

I like that selling technique of so called lost episode.

Loved it, well done you guys. Congrats to sound effects. And background music, very effective...even if you all can't whistle .

Outstanding. Well done. Much fun.

This was FANTASTIC... SO MANY THANKS... In fact I just listened to the original episode that preceded this so it was a wonderful find. Nothing against you guys doing the voices.. But Wow to imagine this episode with the greats John Dehner and Jack Webb.. Many Many thanks to you guys.

Bob Bailey is the BEST ‼️

Beyond belief, what a gift, thank you all so much. I have listened so many times to all the Marlow radio shows, did not expect this. Are there any missing Rocky Jordan shows??

Thank you for this video……well done!

Sounds like they're reading from a script, no there there.

Great job. Cantonese duck with almonds sounds pretty good. I thought 1949 Chinese food would all be chop suey. Now I'm hungry for Noir Chinese takeout.

What a great channel. Tom, Brussels.

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Great work!

"I understand this:: you're a jerk" 😆

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Starts at 7:54

Would love more Marlow and X. Thanks.

Loved the actors wearing appropriate hats and what ever they come up with. Also appreciate those wonderful voice actors. So love...

Another great one. Love it! Thanks.

Oh wow. Loved this. You guys - terrific. Blessings.

This was great!!

I gave up on quiet approach after the first couple of steps, the squeaky tenement floors gave me away The room number was 13c. Whoever was in that apartment, knew I was coming. The doors of the place might have been made of paper but disguised as wood, it would have been easier to tear through it but decided I would use the door knob. I listened first, I had to know what I was up against. From the hallway, it sounded like serious discussions was taking place inside the apartment, by an unknown group of people. Almost reminded me of one of those old radio shows they stopped making years ago. I opened the door to a darkened room, bathed in the glow of a computer monitor. In that light was a elderly man, reared back in his chair, legs up, frozen stiff, his eyes glazed open. He was an ordinary looking man in slacks and shirt, no sign of blood, his feet bare. He looked dazed, perhaps a slight smile on his face. I glanced at the computer monitor to see a collection of eight questionable characters displayed. The cause of the 'serious discussions' was indeed a recreation of an old-timey radio show. Walking across to the bathroom to get a wet rag and some water for the gentleman, I saw his two socks, plastered on the wall. The man was slowly coming around, still smiling, repeating 'thank you, oh thank you, thank you. It was magnificent'. He was still a little dazed but coming around. I couldn't put it together at first. A dazed but smiling elderly man, bare feet, the recreation of a radio show playing on his computer. Two socks plastered on the wall. The answer was obvious. The radio show he was listening too was so good, it literally blew his socks off! The gentleman mumbled, saying something about Subscribing. I made a quick note of what he just watched and let myself out the door. I needed a shot of rye. [OK yea I know it sux, relax I'm obviously not a writer, Earth is safe. You guys did a fantastic job, vocals (WOW), production, music, TIMING! Now, I've got to find my other sock.]

Nicely done!

So entertaining!!! I loved it. Thanks.

Hey Larry, where do you get that great background music? I'm in need of some. Thanks, Tom Garden Spot Village Lighter Side Entertainers

Terrific job, all! Enjoyed it.

Loved this! Excellent job, everyone, and what a treat to hear a “lost” Philip Marlowe.

This is wonderful. Well done to everyone involved. Fabulous re creation!

Pier 22? Pier 19, surely. Go to Google maps and read a review of Pier 19. It purports to be written by: Pat Novak. For Hire.

We obtained a scan of the original 1938 script for this show, so what you hear is what was on the page. I can see your point - the abridged script on the LP gets to the heart of the matter (if you will) much quicker. There's an awful lot of cackling laughter in this one. Having now read a number of lost Arch Oboler "Lights Out" scripts, it seems to me he could sometimes come up with a cool hook - "ie: What if we turned someone inside out?" - but then was challenged to flesh out a full half hour of drama from it. (and I'll cut him some slack because of the challanges of writing/casting/producing/directing a new show every week!) In any event, the full version needed doing after all this time.

Fantastic show everyone! Loved it.

This looks so fun, I wish I could in some way, like with audio.

Fantastic!!!! 👍👍👍

U guys r all so great! Very much in the spirit of the original. Thank u all!

Thanks for letting me take part. :)

You guys rock! I am an ardent fan of OTR and Damon Runyon in particular. Your love of the genre are all over this. The sounds, the tight script, and Broadway and Rosie, audacular! More, more, please!

Yet another fab episode! With amazing production and direction from you know who!