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Soldiers' Radio
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Welcome and tune into our frequency!

This mod is created for the Allied Radio Music Pack fans, 1920s-1940s music culture geeks and anyone tired of Waldetoft's ten tracks or boring rumble of military marches. Just as you can't imagine the Vietnam War without rock'n'roll, you can't imagine World War II without jazz, foxtrots and other light music of this era.

The mod contains 766 authentic popular tracks of the interwar and the Second World war era combined into 45 authentic Radio Stations. Vera Lynn for the UK, Marlene Dietrich and Zarah Leander for Germany, Tino Rossi and Jean Sablon for France, Carlo Buti for Italy, Ulla Billquist for Sweden and many others. Most of the tracks are pure popular music, but we have also included some British patriotic wartime songs, Italian Giovinezza stuff, quite a few gunkas for Japan and marches for Germany (but only originals from 1930-1940s!)

The following countries have their own unique tracks (with new system you just pick matching stations or just mix channels as you like!):
All of Europe from BBC and Radio Paris to Danish and Greek broadcasters
Americas: Canada, the USA, Mexico, Brasil, Argentine, Chile, Cuba, with also New Granada Mix (Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador)
Asia: Japan, China (one CCBS for all), British Raj, Turkey, Iran, Siam.
Africa and Oceania: Ethiopia, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand.

*with unique "Lili Marleen"s for the most of countries!

All "country limitations" are gone, so all chosen stations will play for any nation.

Full songlist on YouTube.

We don't pretend to be 100% historically accurate, the mod conveys the atmosphere of the era, and it's not a book on the history of music.

Future development may include new graphic design of stations, some reshuffling and also we thinking about including the most popular English Language broadcaster of the era: Radio Luxembourg.
You can disquss everything on our discord.[discord.gg]

Mod is compatible with Ironman.

Subscribe and enjoy good music!
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SeaChannels 4 aug @ 19:29 
Good overall, but there's a good deal of music that is completely anachronistic and nonsensical. Marlene Dietrich's covers of "Where Have All the Soldiers Gone?" and "Blowin' in the Wind" come to mind. Those songs were written in the '50s and '60s and don't belong in this game.
Mustard man 15 jul @ 22:01 
@awqs i'm pretty sure that's from RT56
awqs 10 apr @ 16:07 
Am I supposed to get rick rolled every-time I launch the game?
Falkenhayn  [skapare] 8 apr @ 4:00 
@Ham Hamsman
Thank you.
Unfortunately I don't know because our gfx designer Yellowone has left us
Ham Hamsman 7 apr @ 23:24 
What is the picture used for the Polish radio station? Very great selection of music by the way.
MaX-NOR 15 mar @ 17:14 
Loking for the singer of XinXin. Have found a similar from Grace Chang sing on youtube, but not the version in Soldiers radio. Can any of you help me ?
TJS184 15 nov, 2024 @ 3:46 
Just following up on that, I believe there's an entirely instrumental version of the song by Jack Payne (who was a dance band leader in the 30's so it's a cover that's contemporary to the one in the mod I'd guess)
TJS184 15 nov, 2024 @ 3:43 
@Mediocrates

Just in case you didn't find an answer to this, that instrumental part is all part of the song (just without lyrics, hence instrumental) I believe, it's not a medley (At least I'm pretty certain it's not)
Nobody 3 okt, 2024 @ 17:50 
Tysm!!
Mediocrates 3 sep, 2024 @ 22:24 
Does anyone know the name of the songs combined in the file "the_rhythm_maniacs_the_show_of_shows_selection_1930"? I'm mainly trying to find the name of the instrumental part that comes after "Lucky Me, Lovable You," but I also can't seem to find the name of the last song that plays. Thanks in advance.