After immigrating to America as a young man, Al Goodman became a prolific and popular composer and musical director for Broadway Musicals. From his early days playing in a nickelodeon to holding the baton for 150 opening nights, Goodman's career was a masterclass in musical versatility. This digital collection of 83 recordings—over 41 hours—captures the warmth and brilliance of a man who shaped the sound of Golden Age radio, from the legendary Texaco Star Theater with Fred Allen to his beloved Prudential Family Hour.
