The Origins Of The Lone Ranger


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The Origins Of The Lone Ranger explores the backstory of one of the most iconic characters in American radio history. This series delves into how he became the Lone Ranger, providing listeners with a captivating narrative that brings the character to life.

As part of "The Reel To Reel Project," this collection features recordings from a large inventory of reel-to-reel tapes originally owned by a radio station in Madison, WI. The project aims to digitally transfer and share these historical recordings, some of which may be rare or previously unheard.

Listeners can expect varying sound quality based on the condition of the original tapes, but the journey through these recordings promises to be an exciting and enriching experience.


This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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+ He Becomes The Lone Ranger, Parts 1 and 2 Part of the 1951 Decca Records Lone Ranger record set. Better quality than the OTRR copy.

The Lone Ranger


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This is a great project. Tapes don't last forever and preservation of our past is important, This takes me back to going regularly to Saturday Morning Pictures at The Granada, a local cinema in Slough (my home town about 20 miles from London, England) during the 1950's. It was quite a tradition for youngsters , I think I was only about 5 or 6, It gave parents a breathing space I suppose. The Lone Ranger short films were a regular, along with Dan Dare etc. Finally, I know the origin of The Lone Ranger! My apologies to native Americans ; as children we were quite naïve and completely swallowed the myths. Years later , around 1970, I read Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown and also saw Soldier Blue at the cinema, which opened my eyes.

Very cool


Thanks for adding all of these, I look forward to checking them out