The Essential Andy Williams (2CDs) - $60 Pledge Level - $5 per Month - Click Here To Pledge

Disc 1:

1. Canadian Sunset 2. Butterfly 3. Danny Boy 4. Moon River 5. Stranger On the Shore 6. Can't Get Used To Losing You 7. Hopeless 8. Days of Wine and Roses 9. The Peking Theme (So Little Time) 10. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year 11. A Fool Never Learns 12. Charade 13. On the Street Where You Live 14. Dear Heart 15. I Can't Stop Loving You 16. And Roses and Roses 17. Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars (Corcovado) 18. In the Arms of Love

Disc 2:
19. Music To Watch Girls By 20. Born Free 21. More and More 22. Holly 23. Sweet Memories 24. The Impossible Dream (the Quest) 25. Battle Hymn of the Republic 26. Happy Heart 27. A Woman's Way 28. Can't Help Falling In Love 29. Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head 30. One Day of Your Life 31. Home Lovin' Man 32. (Where Do I Begin) Love Story 33. Never Can Say Goodbye 34. Speak Softly Love [Love Theme From the Godfather]
35. You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me 36. Love is a Many-Splendored Thing/Mona Lisa/On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe/All the Way/Moon River

Top Hits of the 1940s (4 CDS) - $84 Pledge Level - $7 per Month - Click Here To Pledge

DISC ONE:
1. In The Mood – Glenn Miller & His Orchestra 2. Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall – The Ink Spots & Ella Fitzgerald 3. Swanee – Al Jolson 4. It’s Magic – Doris Day 5. Paper Doll – The Mills Brothers 6. All Of Me – Frank Sinatra 7. Pennsylvania Polka – The Andrews Sisters 8. Now Or Never – Billie Holiday 9. After You’ve Gone – Benny Goodman Sextet 10. Nature Boy – Nat King Cole 11. It’s Only A Paper Moon – Ella Fitzgerald 12. Alexander’s Ragtime Band – Bing Crosby & Al Jolson 13. It Could Happen To You – Jo Stafford 14. Caldonia – Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 15. Stormy Weather – Lena Horne 16. ‘A’ You’re Adorable – Perry Como 17. I Don’t Know Enough About You – Peggy Lee 18. You’ll Never Know – Dick Haymes 19. I’m Beginning To See The Light – Harry James & His Orchestra 20. That’s My Desire – Frankie Laine 21. Woody Woodpecker – Kay Kyser & Gloria Wood 22. Fools Rush In – Tony Martin 23. You’re Breaking My Heart – Vic Damone 24. There, I’ve Said It Again – Vaughn Monroe
25. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square – Anne Shelton
DISC TWO:
1. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive – Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters 2. Sentimental Journey – Doris Day 3. (Get Your Kicks) On Route 66 – Nat King Cole 4. You Always Hurt The One You Love – The Mills Brothers 5. Blueberry Hill – Louis Armstrong 6. Ain’t Misbehavin’ – Fats Waller 7. Chatanooga Choo Choo – Glenn Miller & His Orchestra 8. Rum And Coca-Cola – The Andrews Sisters 9. Civilisation – Danny Kaye & The Andrews Sisters 10. How Are Things In Glocca Mora – Dick Haymes 11. Mañana – Peggy Lee 12. That Lucky Old Sun – Frankie Laine 13. Skylark – Harry James & Helen Forrest 14. The Wedding Samba – Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra 15. Love Somebody – Buddy Clark & Doris Day 16. We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) – The Ink Spots 17. Personality – Johnny Mercer 18. The Trolley Song – Judy Garland 19. On A Slow Boat To China – Harry Babbitt, Gloria Wood & Kay Kyser 20. Mairzy Doats – The Merry Macs 21. I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm – Les Brown & His Orchestra 22. Flying Home – Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 23. Buttons And Bows – Dinah Shore 24. On The Sunny Side Of The Street – Peggy Lee Benny Goodman 25. Pennsylvania – 6-5000 – Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
DISC THREE:
1. I Can’t Give You Anything But Love – Peggy Lee 2. Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby – Louis Jordan 3. What A Difference A Day Made – Sarah Vaughan 4. Take The ‘A’ Train – Duke Ellington Orchestra 5. How High The Moon – Ella Fitzgerald 6. Dancing In The Dark – Artie Shaw 7. You Can’t Lose A Broken Heart – Billie Holiday & Louis Armstrong 8. Don’t Fence Me In – Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters 9. Chica Chica Boom Chic – Carmen Miranda 10. Five Minutes More – Frank Sinatra 11. Blues In The Night – Dinah Shore 12. Confess – Doris Day & Buddy Clark 13. Moppin’ And Boppin’ – Fats Waller 14. Tuxedo Junction – Glenn Miller & His Orchestra 15. Dry Bones – Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians 16. Don’t Smoke In Bed – Peggy Lee With Dave Barbour 17. Chi Baba Chi Baba – Perry Como 18. Daddy – Sammy Kaye 19. Sleepy Lagoon – Harry James 20. Ballerina – Vaughn Monroe 21. Dream – The Pied Pipers 22. California, Here I Come – Al Jolson 23. Pistol Packin’ Mama – Bing Crosby 24. Bless You (For Being An Angel) – The Ink Spots 25. There’s No Business Like Show Business – Ethel Merman
DISC FOUR:
1. It Only Happens When I Dance With You – Fred Astaire 2. Swinging On A Star – Bing Crosby 3. Stardust – Artie Shaw 4. American Patrol – Glenn Miller 5. I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire – The Ink Spots 6. Holiday For Strings – David Rose & His Orchestra 7. Come To Baby, Do! – Doris Day & Les Brown 8. If I Loved You – Perry Como 9. I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much) – Carmen Miranda 10. (Ghost) Riders In The Sky – Vaughn Monroe 11. Hold Me – Peggy Lee & Dave Barbour 12. Long Ago (And Far Away) – Helen Forrest & Dick Haymes 13. Slipping Around – Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely 14. On The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe – Johnny Mercer & The Pied Pipers 15. Fine Brown Frame – Nellie Lutcher 16. Opus One – Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra 17. The Golden Wedding – Woody Herman & His Orchestra 18. I Had The Craziest Dream – Helen Forest & Harry James 19. Golden Earrings – Peggy Lee & Dave Barbour 20.  Jingle, Jangle, Jingle – Hary Babbitt with Kay Kyser & His Orchestra 21. (All I Want For Christmas Is) My Two Front Teeth – Spike Jones 22. Prisoner Of Love – Perry Como 23. I’ll Never Smile Again – Frank Sinatra 24. I’ll Be Seeing You – Bing Crosby 25. The White Cliffs of Dover – Vera Lynn

Burns and Allen 'George The Genius' (12 shows on 6CDs) - $96  Pledge Level - $8 per Month - Click Here To Pledge

Step into the delightfully upside-down world of George Burns and Gracie Allen, where logic takes a holiday and laughter moves in for good. These 12 episodes from the early 1940s serve up the kind of rapid-fire wit and charming nonsense that made them radio royalty. Whether George is nursing a black eye, running for the school board, or trying to outmaneuver Gracie, the results are always the same—comic chaos, delivered with impeccable timing. Supported by a cast of familiar voices and buoyed by the easygoing charm of announcer Bill Goodwin, these episodes capture George and Gracie at their most irresistible—where every misunderstanding is a masterpiece. This collection is a warm reminder of a time when comedy was clever, characters were unforgettable, and Gracie always had the last word... even if it didn’t quite make sense. Includes a Program Guide by Ivan Shreve, Jr.
EPISODES: George Gets a Black Eye 12-09-40; Gracie Writes a Play 12-16-40; Gracie Is Late For The Show 02-24-41; Saint Patrick’s Parade 03-17-41; Playing Mrs. North 11-04-41; The New Cook 11-25-41; Married, but Single 10-06-42; 99-Year Lease 10-27-42; Making George Jealous 01-19-43; George Runs For The School Board 05-25-43; Gracie and Tootsie Work For Millionaire Playboy 06-08-43; George the Genius 03-21-44

Great Radio Christmas (20 Episodes on 10CDs) -$108 Pledge Level - $9 per Month - Click Here To Pledge

These classic broadcasts bring you lots of laughs, lots of heart, and even a wintry dash of thrills, mystery, and adventure! From Chester A. Riley to Sgt. Joe Friday, radio's legends are waiting at your Christmas fireside!
Episodes Include: The Life of Riley: Christmas Bonuses From Mr. Stevenson 12-24-48; Father Knows Best: A Hans Christian Anderson Family Christmas 12-21-50; Escape: Back For Christmas 12-24-47; Suspense: Yuletide Miracle 12-17-61; The Jack Benny Program: Jack and Mary Go Christmas Shopping 12-19-43, Jack Buys Don Golf Tees For Christmas 12-17-50; Dragnet: The Big Missing 07-28-49; This Is Your FBI: The Innocent Santa Claus 12-21-51; The Jimmy Durante Show: Guest Margaret O'Brien Visits the North Pole 12-24-47; Family Theater: Blessed Are They 12-22-48; Casey, Crime Photographer: Christmas Shopping 12-19-46; Broadway's My Beat: Buddy Malpaugh and the Jeweled Scimitar 12-22-51; My Favorite Husband: George's Christmas Presents 12-16-49; The Great Gildersleeve: A Present For Kathryn 12-20-50; Bergen & McCarthy: Christmas Eve 12-24-44; Duffy's Tavern: Archie's Christmas Carol 12-21-45; Burns & Allen: Eddie Cantor Buys George a Gift 12-26-46; Red Skelton: The Little Christmas Tree 12-19-51; The Whistler: Letter From Cynthia 12-25-49; CBS Radio Workshop: All is Bright 12-23-56.

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WWII Plane Ride Fairchild PT 19 - $250 Pledge Level - Click Here To Pledge

Butler County Warbirds, Inc.         

You'll get to experience flight, as the WWII Aviation Cadet experienced it.
Here's your chance-of-a-lifetime to take control of a historic WWII aircraft. Over 70 years ago, young men and women took their first steps into the world of flight in aircraft just like this one. Referred to as "THE CRADLE OF HEROES" the Fairchild PT-19 trained many of the famous WWII aces and bomber pilots of the 1940s.halls, but for troops stationed far away from home, there was a constant need for the sort of morale-building entertainment that radio could best provide.
You receive a gift certificate entitling you or a loved one to a 30-minute flight.  You arrange the best time with Tim Epperhart with Butler County Warbirds.

Crosley Musician Entertainment Center - $300 Pledge Level - $25 Per Month - Click Here To Pledge
Give analog music an encore with the Musician 8-In-1 Record Player. This three-speed turntable system is housed in a retro-inspired cabinet and includes a casstte player, AM/FM radio, and a CD player. Since this is still a digital world, you can stream your favorite playlist using the Bluetooth function and the built-in stereo speakers. The Musician vinyl record player brings every music format to one platform, so you never miss a beat.