One Night Stand Series, 1-1001 - Discographies: Association for Recorded Sound Collections Discographic Reference

Marc Notes: Includes indexes; A booklet containing additions and corrections that was issued in July 2003 is on file in the Library of Congress Recorded Sound Reference Center; DLC. Publisher Marketing: The One Night Stand series broadcasts from 1943 to 1965 made the United States armed forces radio service the biggest music producer the world has ever known. Played over both military and civilian radio stations in many countries, most armed forces radio service rebroadcasts were sheer entertainment but they kept memories of home alive for American service men and women around the globe. The 30-minute One Night Stand transcriptions included live broadcasts or remotes from all the popular ballrooms and hotels in the United States. Every type of band such as Hawaiian, Latin, novelty, sweet, dance, swing, jazz, large, small, black and white was represented.

Contributor Bio:  MacKenzie, Harry HARRY MACKENZIE has previously published books including Johnny Mercer Chesterfield Music Shop and AFRS Downbeat: An Exploratory Discography. Contributor Bio:  Polomski, Lothar LOTHAR POLOMSKI is a retired banker living in Berlin, Germany.