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To flesh out 1940 in its neighboring years we're honored to have with us this evening two of our favorite voices from wamu at Walker and Rob Bamberger Rob bamberger's interest in vintage jazz in swing began in 1963 at the elementary school book fair and shaker heights ohio where he picked over the remainders on the record table after the crowd had dispersed there he found a two-record set from the RSA RCA victor of broadcast performances by the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra that fateful acquisition which cost Bamberger a dime launched the consuming and scholarly interest in American music of the 20s 30s and 40s Rob came as the vault has a volunteer in 1978 and soon became host of hot jazz Saturday night like some of his wamu colleagues rob has written the notes for more than two dozen CDs on a wide range of themes and performers including the Boswell Sisters world war two love songs Duke Ellington ina ray Hutton and the Ozzie Nelson Orchestra he's given talks on the history of repertory jazz and jazz in Paris between the wars tonight he'll help us explore the world of the young man known as ed Walker as a child had always dreamed of a career broadcasting listening to the radio was always very important to him and while attending American University Walker was one of the founders of the campus radio station which was called wamu am in 1951 before the present FM station while in college Walker met Willard Scott who became his good friend and radio partner for 20 years calling themselves the joy boys Walker has also worked at local stations WPGC wmal and w WRC he worked in television at WJLA from nineteen seventy five to nineteen eighty and news channel eight...