Black Museum 52-01-01 ep01 Kilroy was Here

[@garretjackman8166]

Orson Welles had such an iconic voice. He’s up there with Vincent in my opinion.

[@michaeldegen3850]

I agree Garret. I have loaded almost everything Orson did on radio. His voice is iconic to me as well

[@debbieking3575]

There are 3 men I could listen to forever, Orson Wells, Vincent Price and Morgan Freemon. What story voices and acting skills they have!!! Well, I should add Basil Rathbone to the mix too, love his acting. And Micheal THANK YOU for all your play lists. I have been listening to your shows for over 3 years. You have made my work at my client's office on Mondays and Thursdays heaven.

[@michaeldegen3850]

Morgan was born too late for any radio shows, But I have everything Orson did that is not comedy, and alsmot Everything that Vincent did that is not comedy loaded and ready for you.

[@KeithAStultz]

If I may, i'd like to add Paul Winfield and James Mason to the list of Narrator par excellance. I would pay ten dollars to hear James Mason read the back of a box of cereal , or Paul Winfield reciting the fine print on a lease agreement! 😊

[@ladymalora]

This is the first in your playlist of 54. I look forward to them all. :)

[@michaeldegen3850]

I hope you enjoy yourself Lady. I have loaded everything I could find that Orson did that is not comedy. He had a voice that resonates with me, his shows are always first rate

[@ladymalora]

@@michaeldegen3850 I've also marked several of your playlists for other shows so I can easily get to them. I'll probably be listening to your stuff for quite a while. :) And I appreciate the work that went into making these shows available. :)

[@lapetitemorte6307]

Not only did he have a phone book voice he was rather attractive too. He kind of exists in my mind as he was closer to his death, but finding out he was quite the looker in his early years was a pleasant surprise.

[@michaeldegen3850]

As he got into middle age he ballooned out, which happens to a lot of men. It happened to me. He also made a almost fatal mistake create a movie of William Randolph Hearst, who went after him with avengeance.

[@DJAC63]

@@michaeldegen3850 Oh, but what a film it is! A talent for the ages. True giant of theatre in all its forms, in every sense. Thanks so much for all your hard work in gathering together & uploading all of his available radio works. Am immensely grateful. 🙏