Bill Snyder recorded "Flying Fingers", which Soupy Sales later used as his theme song for his TV show.

Great. Many thanks for your work on this.

Looks as if I am a late comer. Played this through my phone to my old Lafayette and Advent speakers. Sounds fantastic! Hear parts that were hidden. Moe's drums never sounded better. Thank you.

CROSS YOUR HEART!

¡Excelente! ¡Las imágenes restauradas se ven claras, muy nítidas, muy "limpias"!

North America be like Ten Network from Australia

Artie Malvin as lead vocal on Serenade in Blue. Wonderful !

Fun! Thank you for saving this and restoring it so we could hear it.

Wonderful! The best available version of this song.

Excellent

Did Secombe goose Ellington at 1:10ish?

Loved this programe as a kid had the Vynal LP to along with the best of the Goon Shows Vol 1 and 2 hes was and still is my hero and a lovely guy very fond memories Thanx Spike

Shades of Raymond Scott!

Brilliant!!! Thank you for this. It made my day 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Thank you! Brought a huge grin to my Dad's face as he sang along!

Pure nostalgic genius memories

As schoolboy Goons fans in days prior to tape recorders and instant access media days we would avidly listen to the Goon shows and regurgitate the jokes at school the next day. Our poor teachers would have to put up with us talking in Goon voices ( especially Eccles) and twanging rulers to imitate the sound effects. Raspberry sounds would generally be responded to with Bloodnock impersonations and “No more curried eggs for me” and the threat of detention if we didn’t “settle down”. The humour would keep us going until another show came along the following week.

Absolutely brilliant.. Zany British humour at its best and it's simplest.. Good clean insanity... Without the Goons we most likely would not have had Monty Python and many other madcap comedies

Cleaned it up enough to make it clear but not so much that it loses it's soul. Well done!

Modern music is over processed. There are no natural acoustics. That’s why this sounds. Like you are there- it’s pure analog and vacuum tubes.

So much good stuff back then, everybody bringing their A game.

Priceless, from the days when people were able and allowed to make their own fun.

A pesar de tantos años de qué falleció Glenn Miller su música 🎵🎼 siempre nos llenará el alma y oiremos cada nota con el corazón gracias

A never forgetting time will always be.

This is brilliant. Well done! One thing missing though, where's the opening of Crossroads? Hehe

Foxtel has put Steptoe and Son onto its Classic channel and I am absolutely desistated at the condition of the recordings.. I'm fearful that the greatest sitcom of all time will be lost forever if somebody doest get very tech savvy and rescue this warm, funny, tragic, beautifully written, directed, structured and sensationally acted gem... Even the music score is brilliant and haunting with the theme's many variants sounding thoughout the episodes to set a certain mood.. Breathtaking... Truly breathtaking...

You're Home On TEN (Instrument Version)

🥰🤩🤣💖👍💕💯💯👏👏Brasil Anápolis 🇧🇷

I found it

Hard to get 'em this clean, but it can be done.

Great record! What's on the flip-side?

my casio keyboard has this song as a preset demo, pretty surprising and nostalgic to hear

I have a 78 puccini nessum dorma what is its value please

You said you've got 17 minutes of this but there's only 9 minutes 55 seconds here. What happened to the other 8 minutes?

Believe that's Jack Sperling playing drums

Ps Out of curiosity, who owns or runs Peter Seller's Estate ?

I recently found The last Goon Show which was excellent for a few reasons, one of which I didn't expect and that was the visual enjoyment of a radio studio setting and the naturalness of how it flowed because it wasn't a film set. The live audience enjoyed that side of it too. There was an ad-lib to all their movements and when not performing, there was informal chats going on everywhere but no-one missed a que. We even see the sound makers ! The Royals don't appear too royal or too remote. Great atmosphere. I felt as if I was there. It's mentioned in the description that Spike didn't get his voices right in this clip but in the later 1972 Last Goon Show, he definitely does. This clip has the same feel to it and again I enjoy the informal arrangements of where everyone stands and their untutored interactions with each other and again a live audience to enjoy it with. How sad it was seen as visually uninteresting at the time. But how could they have seen the level of falsity and unreality that we see today which makes this type of setting so real and engaging. I loved this clip and am not disappointed in spite of no voices really from Spike. Will we see any more ?

@Ade Gregg I contacted the Glenn Miller Orchestra on Gmail earlier!

Is this a remastered version The sound is so good

The Glenn Miller Orchestra is awesome. And so is how I contacted them on Gmail!

Amazing how much fidelity these records have when transferred correctly. I have a copy of this disc, and it sounds amazing.

My dad John halliburton is the second trombone I will always be very proud of him

Thanks!!

Any on Lake Macquarie?

My father was John halliburton playing trombone on this video

My father was John halliburton playing the trombone on this video

Wow what a great number.

Love the violin section wipe their brow.

Great music, sounds like Glenns passing that he's not there and they are playing for him.

Fantastic work!