Nation Shall Speak Peace Unto Nation

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发行时间：2269-12-26

Chimes Of Big Ben, The BBC Calling The World From London - John Snagge
Writtle Calling - Peter Eckersley
Brown Eyes Why Are You Blue - The Savoy Orpheans
Last Night On The Back Porch - Savoy Havana Band
Opening Of Savoy Hill 1923 - Lord Gainford
Il Trovatore: Stride la vampa - Irene Minghini-Cattaneo
Auntie Aggie Of The BBC - Tommy Lorne
I Love Lassie - Harry Lauder
Nightingales In Surrey Wood With Beatrice Harrison: Songs My Mother Taught Me - Beatrice Harrison
Do That Heebie Jeebie Dance - Sidney Firman
My Photograph - A.J. Alan
Opening Of Tutankhamun's Tomb - Dr. Howard Carter
Tutankhamun's Trumpet - Dr. Howard Carter
Christopher Stone Introducing Gramophone Record Programme - Christopher Stone
Love's Old Sweet Song - Essie Ackland
If My Songs Were Only Winged - Albert Sandler
The First Radio Padre - Rev. John A. Mayo
The General Strike 1926, News Item - Rear-Admiral C.D. Carpendale
Flight From England To Australia And Back By De Haviland Seaplane 50, 30.6.26 - 1.10.26 - Sir Alan Cobham
Heavyweight Championship, Tommy Farr Versus Joe Louis - Bob Bowman
Say It With Music - Jack Payne And His Bbc Dance Orchestra
Extract From Speech On Conversion Of War Loan, 1.7.32 - The Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin
Short Exctract From Speech By The Prime Minister On The Political Situation, 25.8.31 - The Rt. Hon. J. Ramsay MacDonald
Short Extract From Talk On Communication, 19.11.32 - Herbert George Wells
Happydays Are Here Again - John Henry And Blossom
Short Extract From "Joe Murgatroyd's Letter" - Gillie Potter
Reminiscences Of Hogsnorton - H.M. King George V
First Christmas Day Message From Sandringham, 25.12.32 - René Cutworth
In Town Tonight. Introductory Sequence And Knightsbridge March - Eric Coates
Sally - Gracie Fields
Where The Blue Of The Night - Bing Crosby
Here's To The Next Time - Henry Hall
Speech From Reichstag, 30.1.34 - Adolf Hitler
Speech At 2nd Quinquennial Fascist Assembly, Rome, 18.3.34 - Benito Mussolini
Speech On The Political Implications Of Death Of President von Hindenburg, 2.8.34 - Dr. Joseph Goebbels
Joseph Joseph - Ambrose & His Orchestra
Whispering - Roy Fox and His Band
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Charlie Kunz
Outbreak Of Italo-Abyssinian War. News Bulletin, 3.10.35 - BBC Archive
Music Hall. Opening Signature Tune - Philip Slessor
Illness Of H.M. King George V. Special Announcement, 20.1.36 - Stuart Hibberd
Death Of H.M. King George V. Announcement, 12:15 am, 21.1.36 - Sir John Reith
Passing Bell - BBC Archive
Funeral Of .H.M. King George V. Commentary From Westminster Hall, 28.1.36 - Charles Siepmann
Message To The Empire, 1.3.36 - H.M. King Edward VIII
In The Mood - Joe Loss and His Orchestra
German Re-occupation Of The Rhineland. News Bulletin, 7.3.36 - Freddy Grisewood
Opening Of Olympic Games In Berlin; Speech Followed By Singing Of Olympic Hymn, Conducted By Richard Strauss, 1.8.36 - Adolf Hitler
Opening Of BBC Television Service At Alexandra Palace. Announcement, 2.11.36 - Leslie Mitchell
Abdication Of H.M. King Edward VIII. Farewell Speech, 11.12.26 - H.R.H. The Prince Edward
Coronation Of H.M. King George VI And H.M. Queen Elizabeth. Recognition - Westminster Abbey, 12.5.37 - The Archbishop Of Canterbury
Royal Naval Review, Spithead 20.5.37 - Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Woodrooffe
Monday Night At Seven. Introduction And Opening Signature Tune - Judy Shirley
Band Waggon, Excerpt "Chestnut Corner" - Richard Murdoch
Entry Of Germant Into Austria. Recordings Made At Linz, 12.3.38 - BBC Archive
Ragtime Cowboy Joe - Geraldo and His Orchestra
The Prime Minister, The Rt. Hon. Neville Chamberlain Returns From Munich, 30.9.38 - Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Woodrooffe
Invasion Of Poland. News Bulleten 1.9.39 - Lionel Marson
Evacuation Of Children From Waterloo Station - Seymour Jolly de Lotbiniere
Outbreak Of War With Germany. Announcement By The Prime Minister, 3.9.39 - The Rt. Hon. Neville Chamberlain
The Fall Of France. Extract From Speech By The Prime Minister, 17.6.40 - The Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill
Air Raid Sirens Followed By "Battle Of Britain" News Bulletin of 15.9.40 - Alvar Lidell
Air Raid On London. Actuality Recording From Roof And Adjoining Sreets Of Broadcasting House - BBC Archive
ITMA. Introduction From Special Performance For The Home Fleet, At Scapa Flow - Tommy Handley
Garrison Theatre. Introduction Followed By Nursey Nursey - Jack Warner
Sincerely Yours. Wishing Will Make It So - Vera Lynn
British Submarines In Mediterranean. News Bulletin 5.9.41 - Frank Phillips
Sincerely Yours. We'll Meet Again - Vera Lynn
News Bulletin, 7.9.41 - Frederick Allen
Colonel Britton On The V For Victory Call Sign. 31.7.41 - Douglas Ritchie
El Alamein. War Report - Godfrey Talbot
Lilli Marlene - Lale Anderson
Advance Of 8th Army In Western Desert. News Bulletin, 4.11.42 - Bruce Belfrage
Shipmates Ashore. Opening Signature Tune - Doris Hare
Hi Gang! Signature Tune And Introduction - Ben Lyon
Far Eastern Situation. News Bulletin, 8.12.41 - Wilfred Pickles
Happidrome, We Three - Harry Korris
Merry-Go-Round (RAF Edition), Much-Binding-In-The-Marsh - Richard Murdoch
The Radio Doctor - On Indigestion - Dr. Charles Hill
Worker's Playtime - Bill Gates
Capitulation Of Italy, News Bulletin, 8.9.43 - John Snagge
Ack-Ack Beer-Beer. Opening Signature Tune - Kenneth Horne
The Brains Trust - Donald McCullough
The Old Town Hall. Closing Signature Tune - Clay Keyes
Italy Declares War On Germany, News Bulletin, 13.10.43 - Freddy Grisewood
Moonlight Serenade - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra
D-Day Landings On Normandy Coast, News Item, 6.6.44 - John Snagge
Mitchell Bomber Over Normandy Coast - Air Commodore W. Helmore
Broadcast At 0730 Hours On D-Day - Dwight D Eisenhower
Lilliburlero - Band Of The Scots Guards
D-Day, War Report - Richard Dimbleby
Invasion, War Report, 8.8.44 - Howard Marshall
Battle For Channel Ports - Joseph McLeod
Capture Of Brussels, News Item Followed By Bands And Crowds Singing Quand Madelon After The Liberation, 4.9.44 - John Snagge
Allied Airborne Landings In Holland, 17.9.44. Announcement And War Report From Arnhem - Stanley Maxted
Link-Up With Russian Army. War Report, 25.4.45 - Frank Gillard
White Cliffs Of Dover - Vera Lynn
Death Of Hitler, Special Announcement, 1.5.45 - BBC Archive
Surrender Of German Armed Forces In Italy, 2.5.45 - Frederick Allen
Capture Of Berlin, News Item, 2.5.45 - Stuart Hibberd
VE-Day, Winston Churchill Announces Victory In Europe, Followed By Crowds Singing Tipperary, 8.5.45 - The Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill
Atomic Bomb On Hiroshima, 6.8.45 - Frank Phillips
Japanese Surrender Signed, Tokyo Bay, News Item, 2.9.45 - Freddy Grisewood
F.A. Cup Final, Charlton V. Burnley, 1947. "The Ball Bursts" - Raymond Glendenning
Oxford V. Cambridge Boat Race, 1949 - John Snagge
Wedding Of H.R.H. The Princess Elizabeth And The Prince Philip, Commentary Followed By The National Anthem, 20.11.47 - Frank Gillard
Mrs. Dale's Diary - Ellis Powell
Have A Go. Introductory Sequence And Have A Go Joe - Wilfred Pickles
Ignorance Is Bliss. Introductory Sequence - Stewart MacPherson
Round The Horne. Opening Signature Tune And Dialogue - Kenneth Horne
Take It From Here - The Glums. Signature Tune And Short Extract - Jimmy Edwards
The Goon Show. Short Excerpt From "Tales Of Old Dartmoor" Followed By I Travel The Road - Harry Secombe
The Archers. Opening Signature Tune "Barwick Green" And Short Excerpt - "Death Of Grace Archer" - Norman Painting
Twenty Questions. Introductory Sequence - Stewart MacPherson
Down Your Way. Closing Sequence And The Horse Guards, Whitehall - Franklin Engelmann
First Trans-Atlantic Jet Flight By RAF Vampires, 16.7.48 / Meteor Jet At 618 mph, 12.10.48 - Charles Gardner
Berlin, End Of Soviet Blockade, 4.5.49 - Bernard Moore
Funeral Of .H.M. King George VI, 15.2.52 - Howard Marshall
The Coronation Of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II. Prayer And Crowning, 2.6.53 - The Archbishop Of Canterbury