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==Tracks== |
==Tracks== |
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| − | * [[A Good Man is Hard to Find]] by Sonny Burke and |
+ | * [[A Good Man is Hard to Find]] by Sonny Burke and His Orchestra, featuring [[Cass Daley]] (1949) |
* [[Ain't Misbehavin']] by [[Fats Waller]] (1943) |
* [[Ain't Misbehavin']] by [[Fats Waller]] (1943) |
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* [[Answer to Drivin' Nails in My Coffin]] by [[Jerry Irby]] and His Texas Rangers (1948) |
* [[Answer to Drivin' Nails in My Coffin]] by [[Jerry Irby]] and His Texas Rangers (1948) |
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* [[Bubbles in My Beer]] by [[Bob Wills]] (1947) |
* [[Bubbles in My Beer]] by [[Bob Wills]] (1947) |
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* [[Butcher Pete (Part 1)]] by [[Roy Brown]] (1950) |
* [[Butcher Pete (Part 1)]] by [[Roy Brown]] (1950) |
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| − | * [[Civilization]], also called "Bongo Bongo Bongo," by Vic Schoen and |
+ | * [[Civilization]], also called "Bongo Bongo Bongo," by Vic Schoen and His Orchestra, featuring [[Danny Kaye]] and [[the Andrews Sisters]] (1947) |
* [[Crazy He Calls Me]] by [[Billie Holiday]] (1949) |
* [[Crazy He Calls Me]] by [[Billie Holiday]] (1949) |
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* [[Dark as a Dungeon]] by [[Tennessee Ernie Ford]] (1955) |
* [[Dark as a Dungeon]] by [[Tennessee Ernie Ford]] (1955) |
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* [[Dear Hearts and Gentle People]] by [[Bob Crosby]] and [[the Bob Cats]] (1950) |
* [[Dear Hearts and Gentle People]] by [[Bob Crosby]] and [[the Bob Cats]] (1950) |
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* [[Doin' the Uptown Lowdown]] by the [[Isham Jones]] Orchestra, featuring Joe Martin (1933) |
* [[Doin' the Uptown Lowdown]] by the [[Isham Jones]] Orchestra, featuring Joe Martin (1933) |
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| − | * [[Don't Fence Me In]] by Vic Schoen and |
+ | * [[Don't Fence Me In]] by Vic Schoen and His Orchestra, featuring [[Bing Crosby]] and [[the Andrews Sisters]] (1944) |
* [[Ghost Riders in the Sky]] by The [[Sons of the Pioneers]] (1960) |
* [[Ghost Riders in the Sky]] by The [[Sons of the Pioneers]] (1960) |
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| − | * [[Happy Days Are Here Again]] by [[Ben Selvin]] and |
+ | * [[Happy Days Are Here Again]] by [[Ben Selvin]] and His Orchestra (1930) |
* [[Happy Times]] by [[Bob Crosby]] (1950) |
* [[Happy Times]] by [[Bob Crosby]] (1950) |
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* [[Headin' Down the Wrong Highway]] by [[Johnny Bond]] (2000) |
* [[Headin' Down the Wrong Highway]] by [[Johnny Bond]] (2000) |
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* [[It's All Over But the Crying]] by [[the Ink Spots]] (1947) |
* [[It's All Over But the Crying]] by [[the Ink Spots]] (1947) |
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* [[Jukebox Saturday Night]] by [[Glenn Miller]] and His Orchestra, featuring the Modernaires (1942) |
* [[Jukebox Saturday Night]] by [[Glenn Miller]] and His Orchestra, featuring the Modernaires (1942) |
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| − | * [[Jumpin' at the Woodside]] by [[Count Basie]] and |
+ | * [[Jumpin' at the Woodside]] by [[Count Basie]] and His Orchestra (1938) |
| − | * [[Just a Fair Weather Friend]] by [[Henry King]] and |
+ | * [[Just a Fair Weather Friend]] by [[Henry King]] and His Orchestra, featuring Joe Sudy (1934) |
* [[Keep A Knockin]] by [[Milton Brown]] (1936) |
* [[Keep A Knockin]] by [[Milton Brown]] (1936) |
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* [[Maybe]] by [[the Ink Spots]] (1940) |
* [[Maybe]] by [[the Ink Spots]] (1940) |
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| − | * [[Midnight in a Madhouse]] by Chick Webb and |
+ | * [[Midnight in a Madhouse]] by Chick Webb and His Orchestra (1937) |
* [[Mister Five by Five]] by [[Freddie Slack]], featuring [[Johnny Mercer]] and [[Ella Mae Morse]] (1942) |
* [[Mister Five by Five]] by [[Freddie Slack]], featuring [[Johnny Mercer]] and [[Ella Mae Morse]] (1942) |
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* [[Mr. Sandman]] by [[the Chordettes]] (1954) |
* [[Mr. Sandman]] by [[the Chordettes]] (1954) |
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* [[Nobody's Fault but Mine]] by [[Blind Willie Johnson]] (1934) |
* [[Nobody's Fault but Mine]] by [[Blind Willie Johnson]] (1934) |
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| − | * [[Ol' Man Mose]] by [[Eddy Duchin]] and |
+ | * [[Ol' Man Mose]] by [[Eddy Duchin]] and His Orchestra, featuring Patricia Norman (1938) |
* [[Opus One]] by [[Tommy Dorsey]] (1944) |
* [[Opus One]] by [[Tommy Dorsey]] (1944) |
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* [[Orange Colored Sky]] by [[Stan Kenton]], featuring [[Nat King Cole]] (1950) |
* [[Orange Colored Sky]] by [[Stan Kenton]], featuring [[Nat King Cole]] (1950) |
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| − | * [[Pig Foot Pete]] by |
+ | * [[Pig Foot Pete]] by Freddie Slack, featuring Ella Mae Morse (1946) |
* [[Pistol Packin' Mama]] by [[Bing Crosby]] and [[the Andrews Sisters]] (1943) |
* [[Pistol Packin' Mama]] by [[Bing Crosby]] and [[the Andrews Sisters]] (1943) |
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* [[Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition]] by [[Kay Kyser]] (1943) |
* [[Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition]] by [[Kay Kyser]] (1943) |
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* [[Sixteen Tons]] by Tennessee Ernie Ford (1947) |
* [[Sixteen Tons]] by Tennessee Ernie Ford (1947) |
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* [[Steel Guitar Rag]] by Bob Wills and His Texas Cowboys (1936) |
* [[Steel Guitar Rag]] by Bob Wills and His Texas Cowboys (1936) |
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| − | * [[Straighten Up and Fly Right]] by Vic Schoen and |
+ | * [[Straighten Up and Fly Right]] by Vic Schoen and His Orchestra, featuring [[the Andrews Sisters]] (1944) |
* [[Take Me Home, Country Roads]] by Spank Live (2018) |
* [[Take Me Home, Country Roads]] by Spank Live (2018) |
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* [[Two Left Hands]] by [[Freddie Slack]] and His Orchestra, featuring Charlotte Blackburn (1948) |
* [[Two Left Hands]] by [[Freddie Slack]] and His Orchestra, featuring Charlotte Blackburn (1948) |
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* [[Walking the Floor Over You]] by [[Ernest Tubb]] (1941) |
* [[Walking the Floor Over You]] by [[Ernest Tubb]] (1941) |
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* [[We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)]] by [[the Ink Spots]] (1940) |
* [[We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)]] by [[the Ink Spots]] (1940) |
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| − | * [[When I Get Low I Get High]] by Chick Webb and |
+ | * [[When I Get Low I Get High]] by Chick Webb and His Orchestra, featuring Ella Fitzgerald (1937) |
* [[Wouldn't It Be Nice]] by [[the Beach Boys]] (1966) |
* [[Wouldn't It Be Nice]] by [[the Beach Boys]] (1966) |
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Revision as of 17:55, 12 October 2019
Appalachia Radio is a radio station in Appalachia in 2102. Like the other radio stations in Appalachia, Appalachia Radio has no DJ.
Tracks
- A Good Man is Hard to Find by Sonny Burke and His Orchestra, featuring Cass Daley (1949)
- Ain't Misbehavin' by Fats Waller (1943)
- Answer to Drivin' Nails in My Coffin by Jerry Irby and His Texas Rangers (1948)
- Anything Goes by Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks, featuring Cole Porter (1934, 2004 re-recording)
- Atom Bomb Baby by the Five Stars (1957)
- Bubbles in My Beer by Bob Wills (1947)
- Butcher Pete (Part 1) by Roy Brown (1950)
- Civilization, also called "Bongo Bongo Bongo," by Vic Schoen and His Orchestra, featuring Danny Kaye and the Andrews Sisters (1947)
- Crazy He Calls Me by Billie Holiday (1949)
- Dark as a Dungeon by Tennessee Ernie Ford (1955)
- Dear Hearts and Gentle People by Bob Crosby and the Bob Cats (1950)
- Doin' the Uptown Lowdown by the Isham Jones Orchestra, featuring Joe Martin (1933)
- Don't Fence Me In by Vic Schoen and His Orchestra, featuring Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters (1944)
- Ghost Riders in the Sky by The Sons of the Pioneers (1960)
- Happy Days Are Here Again by Ben Selvin and His Orchestra (1930)
- Happy Times by Bob Crosby (1950)
- Headin' Down the Wrong Highway by Johnny Bond (2000)
- I Can't Dance (I Got Ants in My Pants) by Chick Webb's Savoy Orchestra (1934)
- I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded by Patsy Montana and her Buckaroos (1949)
- I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire by the Ink Spots (1941)
- In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town by Johnny Long and his Orchestra (1946)
- It's All Over But the Crying by the Ink Spots (1947)
- Jukebox Saturday Night by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, featuring the Modernaires (1942)
- Jumpin' at the Woodside by Count Basie and His Orchestra (1938)
- Just a Fair Weather Friend by Henry King and His Orchestra, featuring Joe Sudy (1934)
- Keep A Knockin by Milton Brown (1936)
- Maybe by the Ink Spots (1940)
- Midnight in a Madhouse by Chick Webb and His Orchestra (1937)
- Mister Five by Five by Freddie Slack, featuring Johnny Mercer and Ella Mae Morse (1942)
- Mr. Sandman by the Chordettes (1954)
- Nobody's Fault but Mine by Blind Willie Johnson (1934)
- Ol' Man Mose by Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra, featuring Patricia Norman (1938)
- Opus One by Tommy Dorsey (1944)
- Orange Colored Sky by Stan Kenton, featuring Nat King Cole (1950)
- Pig Foot Pete by Freddie Slack, featuring Ella Mae Morse (1946)
- Pistol Packin' Mama by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters (1943)
- Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition by Kay Kyser (1943)
- Ring of Fire by Spank Live (2019) (as of Patch 11.5)
- Salt Pork, West Virginia by Louis Jordan (1945)
- Shenandoah by Tennessee Ernie Ford (1961)
- Sixteen Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford (1947)
- Steel Guitar Rag by Bob Wills and His Texas Cowboys (1936)
- Straighten Up and Fly Right by Vic Schoen and His Orchestra, featuring the Andrews Sisters (1944)
- Take Me Home, Country Roads by Spank Live (2018)
- Two Left Hands by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra, featuring Charlotte Blackburn (1948)
- Uranium by The Commodores (1955)
- Walking the Floor Over You by Ernest Tubb (1941)
- We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me) by the Ink Spots (1940)
- When I Get Low I Get High by Chick Webb and His Orchestra, featuring Ella Fitzgerald (1937)
- Wouldn't It Be Nice by the Beach Boys (1966)
Cut songs
Some songs were originally included on Appalachia Radio, but were patched out later. These include:
- Great Long Pistol by Jerry Irby and His Texas Ranchers (1947)
- Jumpin' Jive by Cab Calloway and his Orchestra, featuring the Nicholas Brothers (1943)
- Swinging on a Star by Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra (1944)
- That's the Good Old Sunny South by Emmett Miller (1929)
- Tumbling Tumbleweeds by Sons of the Pioneers (1946)