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Start Time Description Number-Cut Length User Defined 00:00:00 TOP Start Time Description Number-Cut Length User defined 00:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 00:00:00 RUN MACRO-ON AIR 00:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 00:00:00-E (:00)Skeleton Rag 0023415-001 01:23:8 Artist - Hoosier Hot Shots 00:01:24-E (:00)DREAM HOUSE 0095115-001 03:20:9 Artist - CHARLES W HAMP 00:04:45-E (:00)LOVING YOU HAS MADE ME BANANAS 0095801-001 02:47:7 Artist - GUY MARKS 00:07:33-E (:00)THE DEVIL'S GREAT GRANDMA 0084924-001 02:55:7 Artist - SONS OF THE PIONEERS 00:10:28-E (:00)FOR BETTER OR WORSE 0135208-001 03:27:3 Artist - Lionel Hampton 00:13:56-E (:00)MY SUGAR IS SO REFINED 0159004-001 02:29:1 Artist - HI-LO'S 00:16:25-E (:00)RHYTHM RASCALS MEDLEY 0058223-001 03:46:2 Artist - HARRY BIDGOOD'S RHYTHM RASCALS 00:20:11-E (:00)Rote Rosen 0067309-001 02:36:5 Artist - Freddy Breck 00:22:48-E (:00)SING BABY SING 0071949-001 02:57:5 Artist - CATERINA VALENTE AND PETER ALEXANDER 00:25:46-E (:00)TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME 1956 0175670-001 02:00:9 Artist - 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Joe 'Fingers' Carr 01:39:04-E (:00)Vine Street Parade 0005013-001 02:56:0 Artist - Matty Matlock 01:42:00-E (:00)Tell Tales 0043717-001 03:05:0 Artist - Gene Kardos and His Orchestra 01:45:05-E (:00)Sweet Georgia Brown 0054507-001 02:55:0 Artist - California Ramblers with Adrian RolliniLTON 01:48:00-E (:00)WAITING 0054320-001 03:13:0 Artist - BOB STRONG AND HIS ORCH v TOM ELDRIDGEiLTON 01:51:13-E (:00)All Of Me 0055801-001 03:09:0 Artist - Helen O'Connell w Jimmy Dorsey OrchestraTON 01:54:22-E (:00)I'm waiting for ships that never come in 0055716-001 02:36:0 Artist - Beryl Davis - Toots Camarata w His Orchestra 01:56:58-E (:00)Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do 0056708-001 03:18:0 Artist - Billie Holiday 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)APEX MAILING 0366003-001 00:37:8 Artist - DB 02:00:38-E (:00)There'll Never Be Another You 1940 0163547-001 02:57:1 Artist - Victor Silvester and his 29.TXT[9/16/2021 7:54:34 AM] Ballroom Orchhestra 02:03:35-E (:00)DOWN BY THE O-HI-O 0172230-001 02:50:3 Artist - 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Eddie Condon's Quartet 02:35:58-E (:00)MY HEART SINGS 0029403-001 03:13:2 Artist - Kate Smith 02:39:11-E (:00)Bonsoir Dame 0073708-001 03:01:0 Artist - Bud and Travis 02:42:12-E (:00)RAIN RAIN GO AWAY 0075115-001 02:46:0 Artist - REMBER WHEN 02:44:58-E (:00)LOST JOHN BOOGIE 0077117-001 02:19:4 Artist - Merle Travis 02:47:18-E (:00)You and I 0077604-001 02:29:0 Artist - Glenn Miller 02:49:47-E (:00)You Took Advantage Of Me 0085704-001 02:52:0 Artist - Stephane Grappelli and Hot Four 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)AT SUNDOWN KBRD DOT ORG 0999954-001 00:09:3 Artist - DB 03:00:09-E (:00)Filipino Baby 0010406-001 02:37:0 Artist - Texas Jim Robertson 03:02:47-E (:00)I LIKE TO DO THINGS FOR YOU 0009318-001 02:38:8 Artist - PAUL WHITEMAN 03:05:25-E (:00)ONE TWO BUTTON YOUR SHOE 0044609-001 02:21:0 Artist - Mark Shane 03:07:47-E (:00)THE PUMP SONG 0053116-001 03:04:0 Artist - HARRY RESER'S SIX JUMPING JACKS 03:10:51-E (:00)From The Time You Say Goodbye 0059306-001 02:21:0 Artist - 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SEGER ELLIS and HIS ORCH v IRENE TAYLORtrara 03:46:19-E (:00)I GOT RHYTHM 0106912-001 03:03:6 Artist - Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra 03:49:23-E (:00)NEW SUN IN THE SKY 1946 0117827-001 01:26:8 Artist - Hildegarde 03:50:50-E (:00)THE BACK ROOM ROMP 1937 0117226-001 02:46:5 Artist - REX STEWART AND HIS FIFTY SECOND STREET STOMPERS 04:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 04:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 04:00:00-E (:00)IF YOU HAVE A LITTLE EXTRA 0999958-001 00:25:1 Artist - DB 04:00:25-E (:00)HONEY 0153222-001 02:18:0 Artist - GEORGIE AULD AND HIS ORCH v GEORGIEREET STOMPERS 04:02:43-E (:00)A STRING OF PEARLS 0162107-001 02:56:6 Artist - SAMMY KAYE AND HIS SWINGING AND SWAYING STRINGSS 04:05:40-E (:00)GUILTY 0169621-001 03:13:1 Artist - ELLA FITZGERALD-EDDIE HEYWOOD ORCHAYING STRINGSS 04:08:53-E (:00)Old Man Harlem 0037722-001 02:57:0 Artist - Ethel Waters 04:11:50-E (:00)Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Morning 0039923-001 02:47:0 Artist - Louis Armstrong w The Red Onion Jazz BabiesINGSS 04:14:37-E (:00)DARDANELLA 0004209-001 03:13:0 Artist - 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