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Step back in time to the golden age of radio, where jokes crackled on the airwaves and laughter filled living rooms. Avalon Time with Red Skelton wasn't just a show, it was a comedic oasis during the late 1930s, offering an escape from the worries of the world with side-splitting sketches, heartwarming music, and the undeniable charm of Red Skelton himself.Skelton, a young comedian hungry for stardom, took the reins of Avalon Time in 1938, transforming the previously western music program into a variety show bursting with laughs. His quick wit, rubber-faced expressions, and a slew of iconic ...

Carlos Avalon talks about his music and shares anecdotes about his 40 plus years experience in show business. He also describes the inspiration behind each of his original compositions as well as why he chose to record new renditions of long forgotten cover songs. At the same time, Carlos will discuss his personal interests such as, politics, current events, and his love of motorcycling.

"Avalon Time" was an American old-time radio comedy program that offered a blend of comedy, music, and variety entertainment. It aired from 1938 to 1940, making it part of the golden age of American radio, a period when radio was a leading form of entertainment before television became widespread. The show was named after its sponsor, Avalon cigarettes, which was common practice at the time for radio programs to be sponsored by specific products or companies.The program is particularly noted for being a key step in the career of Red Skelton, a comedian who would later become one of the most ...