Vol 166 TV Comes To Gildersleeve Land
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TV has arrived and the Great Gildersleeve isn't happy. The family wants it but Gildy doesn't see the need for the latest fad.
Your Humble Host will try to ease Gildy into the modern world of TV by playing some great and rare classic TV themes and songs. Sounds Like Radio revels in classic TV music today, enjoy.
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