ep25 First Song - Turn Your Radio On

again everybody has heard this issue. Old San Diego, and they'll know what is waiting for you coming to you from this grand radio station. We don't deal with you. Even find wherever you are. And in just a minute, we're going to tell you how that you can have our all-fated phone built out there in your home.

So you keep a listen, where you? And you're turning 5-5. Thank you so much, Wayne, right in. How do you do, friends, out there? Everywhere. Not a happy to do here. and he couldn't understand God for him for the same.

You know these final hymns that you're saying mean so much to everybody who stays, and they always do, but especially now in the war times when I saw him now. And I think we all want to take that one of the hymn books down and we just keep so happy for you.

But he was saying along where the future time we own air. And this is out in Baltimore saying hello, and here's my. Thank you, Alton, and hello everybody out there, We're going to be here again in the time you take the gospel and take it from the songs.

Got out of our all-safety song album. We'll be playing about in just a few minutes. First one here we'd like to sing the two. Alton, Wayne, myself, the same, and for you. Alton, we'll be doing the famous, shaky songs.

The time you radio on. The radio on station. We're in the body. We're in the body. Yes, sir, that's one of the finest songs in the book, man.

Yes, sir, if you ever did meet him, you'd say, you'd be your fan of Albert E. Drummond, because he gets the regular talent. If he had people more like Albert Drummond, we wouldn't never have the words in this or like that.