The Afterlife

Ever wonder where people go when they die? Let’s all pile into our Round the World Interdimensional Spaceship on a fact-finding mission to see what’s shakin’ in the heavenly realm. We’ll also read some listener letters about Near-Death Experiences.

Cling tenaciously to your specially-issued Round the World Passports so that you can not only visit some of the abodes of the afterlife, but come back to the WSHD studios intact.

1 - All Aboard for Heaven – Meyer Davis Orchestra – 1925

2 - All Aboard for Heaven - The Knickerbockers – 1925

3 - I Found a Roundabout Way to Heaven - Carl Fenton and his Orchestra - 1926

4 - I Found a Roundabout Way to Heaven - Ipana Troubadours - 1926

5 - Seventh Heaven - Stuart Allen with Richard Himber and his Ritz-Carlton Orchestra – 1937

6 – I’m in the Seventh Heaven - Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – 1929

7 - My Blue Heaven - Seger Ellis – 1927

8 - My Blue Heaven - Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra – 1936

9 - Stars are the Windows of Heaven - Bar Harbor Society Orchestra – 1926

10 - Cielito Lindo (Beautiful Heaven) - Deanna Durbin with Victor Young and his Orchestra - 1941

11 – That’s What Heaven Means to Me - Ruth Etting - 1932

12 - That's What I Call Heaven - Rex Gordon's Aces – 1929

13 - This Is Heaven - Colonial Club Orchestra - 1929

14 - True Heaven - Scrappy Lambert with the Sam Lanin Orchestra – 1929

15 - Hell in My Heart - Teddy Simmons with Jimmy Noone and his Orchestra – 1937

16 - Limbo - Lord Tickler and the Jamaican Calypsonians – 1956

17 - Nowhere - Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra – 1940

18 - Mars is Heaven - Dimension X – 1950 (Radio Drama)

19 - A Star Fell Out of Heaven - Ben Bernie and his Orchestra – 1936

20 - Honeymoon in Hell - X Minus One – 1950 (Radio Drama)