Music America Loves Best was the title of the RCA sponsored half hour of varied musical entertainment broadcast during the 1944-45 season. The show premiered over the (ABC) Blue network on March 4, 1944. The initial format featured both concert and popular music. The chorus and orchestra were under the direction of Jay Blackton. Also on the program were weekly guest vocalists, emcee Louis Calhern, and announcer Jack Costello.

Bandleader Tommy Dorsey took over the show in April of 1945 when it moved to the NBC network. At this time the classical portion of the program was abandoned. The announcer was Frank Barton.

On December 2, 1945 Music America Loves Best gave way to a revamped version called The RCA Victor Show which is described under that heading