Nauck’s Vintage Radio

Our VRA 43 Bidder Request Show will be broadcast courtesy of Radio Dismuke beginning Saturday, April 26 at 11AM (Central Standard Time) and will repeat continuously until midnight Sunday or whenever the last program hour is completed. Then we will re-broadcast Saturday, May 3 beginning at 8AM and loop the show until midnight (when the auction closes). This will enable listeners to tune in and out as they are able, since it is difficult to find a contiguous 6 hour time block to set aside for listening purposes. As always, we will feature requests from Nauck customers and Radio Dismuke listeners.

It will be easiest to catch the program at LoudCity. All you have to do is click this LoudCity link, and hit the Tune In button. Alternately, you can create a free user account on Live 365. It is not necessary for you to purchase a VIP membership to listen to the show - a simple FREE membership will be sufficient. While Live 365 does NOT have a history of using member email addresses for spam, if you are concerned about giving an email address when setting up your account, you might want to get a free address from Hotmail or Yahoo. If you have any difficulties at all, go to Dismuke's Help Page; do not contact Nauck's, as we aren't involved with the technical side of this event .

If you listen to the show, we want your feedback. Please email us and let us know where you live, what times you tuned in and what you thought of the program. All comments are appreciated, and will help us to better plan future programs. And please let us know your favorite selection!  

We have been asked repeatedly if previous shows were available, and now they are. We have all four broadcasts (from VRAs 39, 40, 41 and 42). The cost is $15/show as mp3 files burned onto a single CD (playable on your computer), or $35/show for a set of 6-7 standard audio CDs (playable in your car or stereo system). You may also order the upcoming VRA 43 show if you wish, and it will be added to your auction winnings. In spite of occasional technical glitches, you will find the variety of material to be most interesting. Each program is a veritable cornucopia of recorded gems ranging from jazz, dance bands, country and blues to opera, ethnic records and spoken word recordings. In addition to 78s, we play cylinders using the Archeophone, and Brian and I strive to provide a little informative commentary as well.

Here are the playlists for the current VRA 43 show and the previous four Bidder Request Shows. Catalog lot numbers are shown; in most cases, only one side of each lot is played. Asterisked lots are played only as fragments due to broadcast time limitations. Old catalogs may be had for $3 each if you don't have copies readily available for reference.