We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 158: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 7. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy with the Boy Scouts.

February 11, 1945 – guest Boy Scouts

Stouthearted Men
At the Balalaika
The Sailor’s Life
Be Prepared
Ombra Mai Fu

February 18, 1945 – guest Corinna Mura

Marching Along Together
Heart of My Heart
Don’t Fence Me In
O’er Meadowlands

February 25, 1945 – guest Corinna Mura

For the Flag, For the Home, For the Family
‘Neath the Southern Moon
Gilbert & Sullivan Medley: A Policeman’s Lot is Not a Happy One, When a Felons’ Not Engaged in His Employment
Road to Mandalay

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN170 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 19

March 31, 1946 - guest Corinna Mura

Lady of Spain
Belive Me if All those Endearing Young Charms
Clavelitos (Carnations, duet)
Major General's Song (Pirates of Penzance)
Ride, Cossack, Ride

April 7, 1946 - guest Jeanette MacDonald - on JN107

April 14, 1946 - no guest

Tokay (Bitter Sweet)
Beautiful Dreamer
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning
A Frog Went a Courtin'
The Palms

April 21, 1946 - guest Lois Butler

To a Wild Rose
The Blind Ploughman
The Keys of Heaven (duet)
Open the Gates of the Temple
Hymn Medley: Come Ye Thankful People, Raise the Strain, Hallelujah Chorus, Jesus Christ is Risen


Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN166 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 15

December 9, 1945 - Jerome Kern Memorial

All the Things You Are
Make Believe (duet, Patrice Munsel)*
Try to Forget
Wild Rose

* This one-hour show was a combination of two shows: The Prudential Hour in New York City and Nelson's Electric Hour Show in Los Angeles. Nelson's duet with Munsel was sung with him in Los Angeles and Munsel in New York. From the "Ayers News File," 1/1/46; "Nelson Eddy, out there in Hollywood, had to do a truly miraculous job of timing to keep on the beat. Due to the natural time lag of the line, he had to listen to the orchestra and Patrice Munsel and anticipate by about a quarter of a beat his own entrances and timing."

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN168 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 17

January 20, 1946 - guest Benny Goodman

Flying Down to Rio
Deep River
Shortnin' Bread
I See Your Face Before Me
My Heart's in the Highlands

January 27, 1946 - Victor Herbert tribute - guest Anne Jamison
Note: this show ends in middle of last duet

On Parade
'Neath the Southern Moon
Every Day is Ladies Day to Me
Medley (duet): Gypsy Love Song, Because You're You
The Streets of New York
Ah, Sweet mystery of Life (duet)

February 3, 1946 - guest Oscar Levant

The One Girl
Annie Laurie
Till the End of Time Route Marchin'
George Gershwin medley: I Got Plenty of 'nuttin', Strike Up the Band

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN167 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 16

December 30, 1945 - no guest

Deck The Halls
Thy Beaming Eyes
Troubadour's Serenade
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning
The Sleigh
Auld Lang Syne

January 6, 1946 - guest Anne Jamison

Valencia
The Old Refrain
The Ratcatcher
Bess, You is My Woman (duet)
The Open Road

January 13, 1946 - guest Ted Paxson

The Ranger's Song
In the Still of the Night
My Wonder One
The Pilgrim's Song

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN172 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 21

May 26, 1946 - no guest

June is Bustin' Out All Over
Little Grey Home in the West
Shadrack
They All Dance the Samba
On the Road to Mandalay

June 2, 1946 - Bob Nolan & the Sons of the Pioneers

The Rangers' Song
Tomorrow's in the Sky
Be Prepared
Tumbling Tumbleweeds (duet)
We'll Gather Lilacs

June 9, 1946 - no guest

The One Girl
Through the Years
Serenade
Toreador Song (Carmen)

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JJN171 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 20

April 28, 1946 - no guest

Rosalie
We'll Gather Lilacs
Heart of My Heart
Willie the Whale

May 5, 1946 - guest Anne Jamison

March of the Musketeers
One Morning in May
It Ain't Necessarily So
Just for Tonight (duet)
Invictus

May 19, 1946 - guest Frances McCann

Strike Up the Band
At the Balalaika
You Are Love (Show Boat, duet)
Roll Along Home
Ol' Man River

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN169 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 18

February 10, 1946 - guest Marion Bell

Be Prepared
You're Everywhere
Winter Song

March 10, 1946 - guest Anne Jamison

Rise 'n Shine
I Saw You There in the Moonlight
The Bell Man
Bacarolle (Tales of Hoffman, duet)
Come to the Fair

March 24, 1946 - guest Anne Jamison

Soldiers in the Park
Carry Me Back to Ol' Virginny
Sailormen
You Are Free (Apple Blossoms, duet)
My Song is of the Sturdy North

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN165 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 14

November 11, 1945 - no guest

When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Sylvia
Judge's Song (Trial by Jury)
Close as Pages in a Book (Up in Central Park)
Rodger Young

November 25, 1945 - no guest

It's a Grand Night for Singing
I'll Take You Home, Kathleen
Chicken Dinner
Matelot
Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies

December 2, 1945 - guest Anne Jamison

Your Land and My Land
The Hills of Home
No, No, Don't Do That
Just for Tonight (duet)
The Chinese Road Song

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN164 The Nelson Eddy Show Volume 13

October 7, 1945 - guest Anne Jamison

Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
A Love Song
A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One (Pirates of Penzance)
Give Me One Hour (duet)
Crown of the Year

October 14, 1945 - no guest

I Love a Parade
Smilin' Through
They All Dance the Samba
Strange Music
The Chinese Road Building Song (in Chinese)

October 21, 1945 - guest Kathryn Grayson - on JN128B

October 28, 1945 - guest Noel Coward

Anchors Aweigh
At Dawning
Matelot
High Flight
Brown October Ale

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162. This CD is part of Season Two, and a special price is also available for the entire set of 10 CDs that make up Season Two - at this link.

JN 163: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 12

September 16, 1945 - no guest

Drums in My Heart
None But the Lonely Heart
Roll Along Home
Song of the Volga Boatman
It's a Grand Night for Singing (State Fair)

September 23, 1945- guest Anne Jamison

Great Day
Serenade
Owl and the Bobcat (Naughty Marietta)
Some Day (duet, The Vagabond King)
The Lost Chord

September 30, 1945 - no guest

Strike Up the Band
When I Grow Too Old to Dream
Quand la Flamme de L'Amour
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning (Oklahoma)
Rose Marie

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 154: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 3. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy and frequent guest Frances McCann.

November 8, 1944 – guest Gloria Scott

Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
Strange Music (Song of Norway)
Gwine Ta Hebbin
On Wings of Song (duet)
Crown of the Year

November 15, 1944 – guest Gloria Scott

Till Men Again are Free (American March)
My Message
Back to Donegal
You Are Love (duet, Show Boat)
Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride

November 22, 1944 – guest Frances McCann

Oklahoma
Sylvia
Chicken Dinner
You’re Everywhere (duet)
Come Ye Thankful People

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 162: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 11

June 10, 1945 – guest Rece Saxon

Tokay (Bitter Sweet)
Strange Music (Song of Norway)
Pauvre Martyr Obscur
The Desert Song (duet)
Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition

June 17, 1945 – guest Inez Gorman

The Bombardier’s Song
The Old Refrain
They all Dance to the Samba
La Ci Darem La Mano (duet, Don Giovanni)
Without a Song

June 24, 1945 – guest Frances McCann

Regimental Song
Smilin’ Through
The Same Silver Moon (aka Silver Moon)
Song of the Volga Boatmen

July 1, 1945 – no guest

You’re a Grand Old Flag
Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair
The Bell Man
People Will Say We’re in Love
Rodger Young


Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 161: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 10. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy with guest Hoagy Carmichael.

May 20, 1945 – guest Hoagy Carmichael

Come to the Fair
One Morning in May
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning
The Wreck of the “Julie Plante”
June is Bustin’ Out All Over

May 27, 1945 – guest Florence George

Maxim’s
The Hills of Home
Evening Star
Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho
My Beautiful Lady (duet)

June 3, 1945 – guest Corinna Mura

June is Bustin’ Out All Oveer
Through the Years
Roadways
Medley (duet): Mi Viejo Amour, Clavelitos
When I Was a Lad

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 160: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 9. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy.

March 25, 1945 – guest Florence George

Waltzing Matilda
Little Grey Home in the West
High Flight
Lover, Come Back to Me (duet)
The Palms

April 8, 1945 – guest Inez Gorman

Hallelujah (Hit the Deck)
I Saw You There in the Moonlight
Rising Early in the Morning
They didn’t Believe Me (duet)
Silver Wings

April 29, 1945 – no guest

San Francisco
Close as Pages in a Book
The Lost Chord
Canadian Logging Song
Serenade
United Nations March

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 159: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 8.  Cover photo: Nelson Eddy with frequent guest Florence George (top right), ventriloquist Shirley Dinsdale with her dummy Judy Splinters, and others involved with The Electric Hour.

March 4, 1945 – guest Florence George

March of the Musketeers
Red Rosey Bush
I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star (duet)
Rodger Young
The Winter Song

March 11, 1945 – guest Inez Gorman

The Mounties
Beautiful Dreamer
Sailormen
Bess, You is My Woman (duet, Porgy & Bess)
Rodger Young

March 18, 1945 – guest Harold Hansen

Flying Down to Rio
In the Still of the Night
Tower of Babel
Golden Days (duet, Student Prince)
Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 157: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 6. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy with young guest Lois Butler.

January 21, 1945 – guest Florence George

Rosalie
At Night
Egg a Bread (with Judy Splinters)
My Hero (duet)

January 28, 1945 – guest Lois Butler

The Ranger’s Song
All the Things You Are
Song of the Flea
Ol’ Man River

February 4, 1945 – guest Rece Saxon

Rose Marie
Elegy
The Judge’s Song
Love Me Tonight (duet, Love Me Tonight)
My Song is of the Sturdy North

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 156: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 5. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy with Rece Saxon.

December 31, 1944 – guest The Harps of Swing

West Point March
I’m Falling in Love With Someone
Siege of Kazan (Boris Godunov)
Begin the Beguine
Deck the Halls

January 7, 1945 – guest Rece Saxon

Little Girls, Goodbye (Apple Blossoms)
Thy Beaming Eyes
Au Pays
Danny Boy
Wanting You (duet)
The Lost Chord

January 14, 1945 – guest Gloria Scott

Wild Rose
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
Dance Macabre
Oh, What a Beautiful Morning
My Heart Stood Still (duet)
The Winter Song

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 155: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 4. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy and frequent guest Gloria Scott.

December 6, 1944 – guest Gloria Scott

Rise ‘n Shine
Ave Maria (Schubert)
No, No, Don’t Do That
While Hearts Are Singing (duet)
How Do I Love Thee

December 13, 1944 – guest Florence George

There’s Something About a Soldier
I Love You (Song of Norway)
Shortnin’ Bread
You Are My Song of Love (duet, Blossom Time)
Song of the Open Road

December 17, 1944 – guest Florence George

Upon Our Wings
Troubadour’s Serenade
My Name is John Wellington Wells
Indian Love Call (duet)

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 153: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 2. Cover photo: Nelson Eddy and frequent guest Gloria Scott.

October 18, 1944 – guest Frances McCann

Drums in My Heart
Gates of Seville
Lord Chancellor’s Nightmare (Iolanthe)
I’ll See You Again (duet, Bitter Sweet)

October 25, 1944 – guest Gloria Scott

Anchors Aweigh
Frere Jacque
Say Not Love is a Dream (duet)
Ricordati di Me
Song of the Open Road

November 1, 1944 – guest Gloria Scott

Your Land and My Land
I’ll Take You Home, Kathleen
You Are Free (duet)
Tomorrow

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering The Nelson Eddy Show - the complete Electric Hour series that was broadcast on Sundays from September 1944 through June 1946. In most cases the shows are complete minus commercials. (In a few instances a guest star's solo or orchestral number may be missing.) Note that some of the shows from this series have already been released on earlier CDs in our catalog. This series is filling in the missing shows. For the complete listing of all the shows in The Electric Hour, click here. A special package price is available for Season One at this link - consisting of 11 CDs - JN 152 through JN 162.

JN 152: The Nelson Eddy Show, Volume 1. Cover photo: the publicity portrait used to advertise The Electric Hour. It hung in the marquee of the Vine Street Theater from which the show was broadcast on Sunday afternoons.

September 20, 1944 – guest Gloria Scott

Great Day
The Rosary
Unsuccessful Serenade
Give Me One Hour (duet)
Pilgrim’s Song

September 27, 1944 – guest Gloria Scott

Strike Up the Band
None But the Lonely Heart
Major General’s Song (HMS Pinafore)
Make Believe (duet, Show Boat)
Invictus

October 11, 1944 – guest Frances McCann

The One Girl That I Love
Schubert’s Serenade
It Ain’t Necessarily So (Porgy & Bess)
Some Day (duet, The Vagabond King)

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

Each radio promotion is about 15 minutes long. Nelson is featured in in 3 of his solo films, plus 2 with Jeanette. The major hit tunes from each film are sung.

• Rosalie
• The Girl of the Golden West
  
• Let Freedom Ring
  
• Balalaika
• I Married An Angel
  

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 8

December 23, 1942

1. Hold Your Hats On
2. I’m Falling in Love With Someone (from Naughty Marietta)
3. The Sleigh
4. The Old Witch in the Forest (from Hansel and Gretl)
5. Medley: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, O, Gathering Clouds, Silent Night, Hallelujah Chorus

December 30, 1942

1. Deck the Halls
2. The Old Refrain
3. At the Balalaika (from Balalaika)
4. The Bell ringers of St. Peter’s
5. Now Heaven in Fullest Glory Shown

January 6, 1943

1. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (from Naughty Marietta)
2. A Dream
3. I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin (from Porgy and Bess)
4. I Heard a Forest Praying
5. Thingumabobs
6. Americans are We

January 13, 1943

1. The Rangers’ Song
2. Trees
3. My Heart’s in the Highlands
4. Back to Donegal
5. Smilin’ Through
6. Army Air Corps

January 20, 1943

1. Strike Up the Band
2. All the Things You Are
3. I am the Monarch of the Sea (from HMS Pinafore)
4. When I was a Lad (from HMS Pinafore)
5. Rose Marie
6. God of Our Fathers

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 7

November 25, 1942

1. Upon Our Wings
2. I Saw You There in the Moonlight
3. Prayer of Thanksgiving
4. Being the Beuine
5. Frog Went a Courtin’
6. American Prayer

December 2, 1942

1. You’re Just a Wild Rose
2. Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise (from New Moon)
3. Go Down, Moses
4. Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie
5. No, No, Don’t Do That
6. Soldiers’ Chorus (from Faust)

December 9, 1942

1. Song of the Open road
2. Mah Lindy Lou
3. Sandy River
4. Tit-Willow (from The Mikado)
5. Thingumabobs
6. America United

December 16, 1942

1. Little Girls, Goodbye (from The Merry Widow)
2. Love’s Old Sweet Song
3. Gwine ta Hebbin’
4. Without a Song
5. United Nations March

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 6

October 21, 1942

1. I Love a Parade
2. All the Things You Are
3. A Private Buffoon (from Yeomen of the Guard)
4. The Keys of Heaven (with Nadine Conner)
5. Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition

October 28, 1942

1. Rain or Shine
2. Wedding of Miss Duck
3. In the Still of the Night (from Rosalie)
4. Brown October Ale
5. Silver Moon (with Nadine Conner)
6. The Americans Come

November 4, 1942

1. Soldiers of Fortune (from The Girl of the Golden West)
2. When I’m Looking at You
3. Route Marchin’
4. Lover, Come Back to Me (from New Moon, with Nadine Conner)

November 11, 1942

1. Little Work-a-Day World (from I Married an Angel)
2. When Day is Done
3. Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride
4. De Hallelujah Rhythm
5. The Desert Song (with Nadine Conner)
6. O, Say Have You Seen Your America?

November 18, 1942

1. Semper Paratus
2. Goin’ Home
3. By the Walls of Kazan (from Boris Godunov)
4. That Would Most Lovely Be (with Nadine Conner)

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 5

September 16, 1942

1. Flying Down to Rio
2. Sweet Song of Long Ago
3. Tommy, Lad!
4. Wanting You (from New Moon, with Nadine Conner)
5. United Nations March

September 23, 1942

1. Great Day
2. I See Your Face Before Me
3. Duna
4. Danse Macabre
5. My Hero (from The Chocolate Soldier, with Nadine Conner)
6. Invictus

September 30, 1942

1. My Friend and I
2. I Sent You Red Roses
3. Little Grey Home in the West (from Sweethearts)
4. Captain Stratton’s Fancy
5. The Bombardier’s Song

October 7, 1942

1. Crown of the Year
2. I’ll Walk Beside You
3. With a Song in My Heart
4. Tower of Babel
5. Who Can Tell? (from Apple Blossoms, with Nadine Conner)
6. Strike Up the Band

October 14, 1942

1. The One Girl That I Love
2. You and the Night and the Music
3. The Wreck of the “Julie Plante”
4. O, Lovely Night ( from Tales of Hoffman)
5. The Magic of Your Love (from Balalaika, with Nadine Conner)
6. America, Today

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 4

August 12, 1942

1. Waltzing Matilda
2. Trade Winds
3. A Policeman’s Lot is Not a Happy One
4. Gypsy Love Song
5. Bess, You is My Woman (from Porgy and Bess, with Nadine Connor)
6. Battle Hymn of the Republic

August 19, 1942

1. Drums in My Heart
2. At Dawning
3. Ballad of Queen Mab (from Berlioz Romeo and Juliet)
4. The Song is You
5. Love Me Tonight (from Love Me Tonight, with Nadine Conner)
6. Roadways

August 26, 1942

1. Only My Song (Old Gold Theme Song)
2. Water Boy
3. Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies
4. Child’s Evening Prayer (Mussorgsky)
5. I’ll See You Again (from Bitter Sweet, with Nadine Conner)
6. For the Flag, For the Home, For the Family

September 2, 1942

1. The Mounties (from Rose Marie)
2. When I Grow Too Old to Dream
3. Tatiana (from Eugene Onegin)
4. Owl and the Bobcat (from Naughty Marietta)
5. Give Me One Hour (with Nadine Conner)
6. When Johnny Comes Marching Home

September 9, 1942

1. Song of the Musketeers
2. Loch Lomond
3. My Name is John Wellington Wells
4. Song of the Volga Boatman
5. Sweethearts (from Sweethearts, with Nadine Conner)
6. Americans Are We

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 3

July 8, 1942

1. The Caissons Go Rolling Along
2. ’Neath the Southern Moon (from Naughty Marietta)
3. Rosalie (from Rosalie)
4. Red Rosey Bush
5. Bacarolle (from Tales of Hoffman, with Nadine Conner)
6. The Lord’s Prayer

July 15, 1942

1. On Parade (from Sweethearts)
2. Cargoes
3. Song of the Flea
4. I Heard a Forest Praying
5. My Heart Stood Still (with Nadine Conner)
6. Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean

July 22, 1942

1. The Riff Song (from The Desert Song)
2. Through the Years
3. Au Pays
4. Ole Faithful
5. None Shall Part Us (with Nadine Conner)
6. Onward Christian Soldiers

July 29, 1942

1. O, Listen to the Band
2. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms
3. All is Well
4. Shortnin’ Bread
5. Will You Remember (from Maytime, with Nadine Conner)
6. Where Else But Here? (from Let Freedom Ring)

August 5, 1942

1. Song of the Flame
2. I Love You Truly
3. The Blind Ploughman
4. Shadrack
5. Indian Love Call (from Rose Marie, with Nadine Conner)
6. Marching Along Together

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 2

June 3, 1942

1. There’s Something About a Soldier
2. A Brown Bird Singing
3. Hopak
4. Home on the Range
5. I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star (with Nadine Conner)
6. How Do I Love Thee?

June 10, 1942

1. Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho
2. Oh, That It Were So
3. Cholomondeley Fair
4. La Ci Darem La Mano (from Don Giovanni, with Nadine Conner)
5. Marine’s Hymn

June 17, 1942

1. West Point Song
2. Oh, Promise Me
3. Modern Major General (from Pirates of Penzance)
4. Sylvia
5. Why Do I Love You? (from Show Boat, with Nadine Conner)
6. America the Beautiful

June 24, 1942

1. Stouthearted Men (from New Moon)
2. At the Balalaika (from Balalaika)
3. You Are So Young
4. Sailormen
5. Duet from Thais (with Nadine Conner)
6. Army Air Corps Song

July 1, 1942

1. You’re a Grand Old Flag
2. Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
3. Back to Donegal
4. Do Not Weep my Child (from The Demon)
5. Song of Love (from Blossom Time, with Nadine Conner)
6. Star Spangled Banner

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

We are offering the complete Old Gold Radio Show series starring Nelson Eddy, a half-hour show broadcast on Wednesdays from April 1942 through January 1943. His co-star (though not in every episode) was soprano Nadine Conner. Nelson received $3500 salary/week for this show - he originally requested it be paid to him in cigarettes so he could donate it to the WWII soldiers! (By today's dollars, that's like $50,000 a week salary for a half-hour show!) Note: each show contains Nelson's songs and duets with Nadine Conner, but not any discussion between numbers. The Old Gold series is complete in 8 volumes, JN 144 through JN 151. A special package price is available for the series at this link.

VOLUME 1

April 29, 1942 – Opening Show

1. I Have Brought a Song (opening theme for the show)
2. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
3. The Rosary
4. When I Was a Lad (from HMS Pinafore)
5. At Night (Rachmaninoff)
6. I Married an Angel
7. Star Spangled Banner

May 6, 1942

1. The Ranger’s Song (from Rio Rita)
2. Thy Beaming Eyes
3. Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho
4. Canadian Logging Song
5. The Hills of Home
6. Anchors Aweigh

May 13, 1942

1. Regimental Song
2. None But the Lonely Heart
3. Lord Chancellor’s Nightmare (from Iolanthe)
4. Because – with Nadine Conner
5. You are Free – with Nadine Conner

May 20, 1942

1. Ride, Cossack, Ride (from Balalaika)
2. Danny Boy
3. The Cork Leg
4. Make Believe (from Show Boat, with Nadine Conner)
5. Deep River
6. My Own United States

May 27, 1942

1. Your Land and My Land
2. Kashmiri Song
3. I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ (from Porgy and Bess)
4. Thine Alone – with Nadine Conner
5. Tomorrow

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

1. Mail Call #106, starring Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald, with guests George Burns and Gracie Allen, Margaret Whiting. Songs include Indian Love Call and Lover Come Back to Me.

2. Juggler of Notre Dame starring Nelson Eddy and Ronald Colman, 12/22/40.

• God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
• Balthasar's Song
• Ave Maria (Schubert)
  
• The Lord's Prayer

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

1. The Nelson Eddy Show, 4/7/46 with guest star Jeanette MacDonald. This show was recorded in a sound booth at Disney Studios, where Nelson was filming Make Mine Music. There was no studio audience.

• Soldiers of Fortune (Nelson)
• Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise (Nelson)
• Juliet's Waltz Song (Jeanette)
• Will You Remember (duet)
• The Call of Life (cut from Bittersweet) (duet)

2. Here's to Vets, date unknown. Jeanette was the scheduled guest but Nelson makes a surprise appearance.

• Beyond the Blue Horizon (Jeanette)
• Will You Remember (duet)
• The Breeze and I (Jeanette)

3. Nelson's concert at FDR's Inaugural Ball, 1/19/41.

• Crown of the Year
• The Blind Ploughman
• How Do I Love Thee?

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

This was Jeanette's second Bowl recital. She was accompanied by Nelson's accompanist, Ted Paxson, and Nelson was actually backstage during the performance though he did not attend any of the post-recital festivities. Halfway through, you will hear Jeanette and the audience laugh; this was due to the wind that blew the sheet music off the music stands, and swept Jeanette's gown up around her face. This recital shows Jeanette at her vocal best and she breaks her own record for the length of time she holds the high note in "Italian Street Song!"

• Il Est Doux, Il Est Bon (Massenet)
• Ouvre Ton Coeur (Bizet)
• Liebestraum (Lizst)
• Where There's Love (Strauss)
• Will You Remember (Romberg)
• Smilin' Through (Penn)
• Giannina Mia (Friml)
• Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life (Herbert)
• Italian Street Song (Herbert)

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

1. Nelson Eddy and Shirley Temple (her radio debut), 12/24/39. This is the famous show written about by Temple in her autobiography, when a crazed fan stood up in the audience and aimed a gun at her during the show.

• Someday You'll Find Your Bluebird (Shirley)
• Silent Night (duet)

2. Nelson Eddy and Norma Nelson (his protege); her radio debut on House Party, 8/26/46.

• Lover (Norma)

3. The Nelson Eddy Show, with guest star Lois Butler, 11/29/44

• Something About a Soldier (Nelson)
• Danny Boy (Nelson)
• Russian Nightingale (Lois)
• I Love You (Nelson)
• If You're Anxious For to Shine (Nelson)
• Will You Remember (duet)
• Roll Along Home (Nelson)

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.

Each radio promotion is about 15 minutes long and features Jeanette singing some of the hit tunes from the films below:

• Cairo
• The Firefly
• Smilin' Through
• Broadway Serenade

Due to the age and scarcity of the original recordings, sound quality on this album may not be up to today's standards.