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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)STAR SPANGLED BANNER 0049916-001 02:59:0 Artist - Kate Smith 00:02:59-E (:00)Clean Town Blues 0071821-001 02:44:0 Artist - Benny Leaders 00:05:43-E (:00)MISSION TO MOSCOW 0116320-001 02:35:8 Artist - Glenn Miller 00:08:19-E (:00)THE THINGS THAT WERE MADE FOR LOVE 0015819-001 03:31:9 Artist - DON NEELY'S ROYAL SOCIETY ORCH 00:11:51-E (:00)RAINBOW (1908) 0142506-001 02:50:0 Artist - FRANK C STANLEY and HARRY BURR 00:14:41-E (:00)HE'S A DEVIL IN HIS OWN HOME TOWN (1914) 0142917-001 02:44:7 Artist - ED MORTON 00:17:26-E (:00)POOR KID (1931) 0147805-001 03:16:6 Artist - Ben Selvin and His Orchestra 00:20:43-E (:00)TENDERLY 0149822-001 02:56:1 Artist - RANDY BROOKS AND HIS ORCH 00:23:39-E (:00)PIEL CANELA 0157210-001 02:30:9 Artist - FRED ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIO ORCH 00:26:10-E (:00)DADDY 0153114-001 01:35:2 Artist - THE OLYMPIANAIRES 00:27:45-E (:00)THE WORLD YOU LEFT BEHIND 0050106-001 02:17:8 Artist - Jim Reeves 00:30:03-E (:00)ANYTHING GOES 0165202-001 02:09:9 Artist - LES ELGART ORCH 00:32:13-E (:00)DON'T STAY AWAY TOO LONG 0051318-001 03:01:0 Artist - Ernest Tubb 00:35:14-E (:00)DOCTOR SHELLEY 1914 0059835-001 02:31:4 Artist - HARRY CHAMPION 00:37:46-E (:00)Sweethearts 1939 0139678-001 02:36:3 Artist - Webster Booth 00:40:22-E (:00)I'd Climb The Highest Mountain 1926 0139901-001 03:12:0 Artist - Jack Hylton and his Orch v Jack Hylton 00:43:34-E (:00)There's Another Trumpet Playing In The Sky part 2 1932 0139934-001 03:14:4 Artist - Ray Noble and Mayfair Dance Orch v John Henry 00:46:49-E (:00)The Waltz Of The Gipsies 1937 0139966-001 03:07:5 Artist - Mantovani and his Orch 00:49:56-E (:00)IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE 1958 0166218-001 02:09:3 Artist - CONWAY TWITTY 00:52:06-E (:00)SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES 0118934-001 02:15:6 Artist - BUDDY MORROW 01:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 01:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 01:00:00-E (:00)78 RPM 0999961-001 00:05:0 Artist - DB 01:00:05-E (:00)MEDLEY sw IF I LOVED YOU 0148604-001 04:48:2 Artist - LESTER LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 01:04:53-E (:00)IF YOU KNEW SUSIE 1936 0166733-001 01:11:8 Artist - BUDD DOYLE 01:06:05-E (:00)Weep No More 1943 0163238-001 02:22:6 Artist - Savoy Hotel Orpheans v Leslie Douglas Henry 01:08:28-E (:00)THAT'S ALL 0036215-001 03:50:8 Artist - Johnny Mathis 01:12:19-E (:00)Who Puts Me in My Little Bed 1913 0020661-001 03:51:7 Artist - Ada Jones 01:16:11-E (:00)Spirit of Independence March 1913 0020662-001 04:06:8 Artist - NEW YORK MILITARY BAND 01:20:17-E (:00)YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE 0166805-001 02:06:0 Artist - JIMMY WAKELY 01:22:24-E (:00)BUGLE CALL RAG 0169442-001 03:19:9 Artist - CHOIRS OF BRASS 01:25:43-E (:00)IF YOU CAN'T LAND HER ON THE OLD VERANDA 0169757-001 02:43:1 Artist - CLIFF EDWARDS 01:28:27-E (:00)EVERYTHING I LOVE 0170205-001 02:16:6 Artist - CHRIS CONNOR 01:30:43-E (:00)JAG SKANKER DIG MITT LILA HJARTA 0170411-001 02:44:6 Artist - VERNON'S ORCH w HILMER BORGELING 01:33:28-E (:00)SINGIN' THE BLUES 0170408-001 03:00:6 Artist - HAKAN VON EICHWOLD ORCH 01:36:29-E (:00)LAUGHIN' CRYIN' BLUES (PIANO ROLL 1923) 0151002-001 04:22:6 Artist - THOMAS FATS WALLER 01:40:52-E (:00)EVERY TIME WE SAY GOODBYE 0170747-001 02:54:7 Artist - GISELE MACKENZIE 01:43:46-E (:00)BOO-WOO 0171336-001 02:55:5 Artist - HARRY JAMES AND HIS ORCH 01:46:42-E (:00)MARZIPAN - A RAGTIME COLLECTION 0172071-001 04:35:8 Artist - IAN WHITCOMB 01:51:18-E (:00)BUMBLE BOOGIE 0171649-001 02:51:3 Artist - FREDDY MARTIN ORCH 01:54:09-E (:00)Once In A Blue Moon 1934 0172562-001 02:59:5 Artist - Bennie Krueger and His Orch v George Beulerry 01:57:09-E (:00)ISN'T IT A PITY 1932 0172708-001 03:16:0 Artist - ARDEN AND OHMAN AND THEIR ORCH v SCRAPPY LAMBERT 02:00:25-E (:00)OF THEE I SING 1932 0172711-001 03:02:2 Artist - ARDEN AND OHMAN AND THEIR ORCH v FRANK LUTHERERT 27.TXT[9/16/2021 7:54:32 AM] 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)BRYANS AUTOMOTIVE 0999973-001 00:29:9 Artist - DB 02:00:30-E (:00)THE COWBOY SERENADE 0109914-001 02:38:0 Artist - KEN CURTIS 02:03:08-E (:00)BALLERINA 0132101-001 02:44:6 Artist - MARTY GOLD AND HIS ORCH 02:05:53-E (:00)You Stepped Out Of A Dream 1941 0163709-001 03:11:9 Artist - Jay Wilbur and his band v Pat O'ReganK LUTHERERT 02:09:05-E (:00)FOLLOW THE SERGEANT 0169377-001 02:53:6 Artist - HARRY FAY 02:11:59-E (:00)SOMETHING MONEY CAN'T BUY 0200007-001 02:38:1 Artist - MAX MILLER 02:14:37-E (:00)We Were The Best Of Friends 1935 0172585-001 03:05:9 Artist - George Olsen HO v Joe Morrison 02:17:43-E (:00)TWO IN LOVE 1941 0174115-001 02:56:7 Artist - TOMMY DORSEY v FRANK SINATRA 02:20:40-E (:00)WHY DON'T YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH ME 1943 0174348-001 02:26:3 Artist - DINAH SHORE 02:23:06-E (:00)HOW BLUE THE NIGHT 1944 0174419-001 03:02:5 Artist - DICK HAYMES 02:26:09-E (:00)TOGETHER 1944 0174418-001 03:07:5 Artist - DICK HAYMES-HELEN FORREST 02:29:16-E (:00)MAM'SELLE 1947 0174720-001 02:49:7 Artist - DENNIS DAY 02:32:06-E (:00)I'm In The Market For You 0003643-001 02:40:8 Artist - Aida Sharaf w Hollywood Rhythm Four LUTHERERT 02:34:47-E (:00)THE DONOVANS 0124810-001 02:03:7 Artist - BING CROSBY w RHYTHMAIRES & JST ORCH LUTHERERT 02:36:51-E (:00)DORROW ON MY MIND 0022001-001 02:40:6 Artist - BOB ATCHER 02:39:31-E (:00)HULA KU'I 0021506-001 03:04:2 Artist - KAHULANUI 02:42:36-E (:00)MANHATTAN 1958 0021212-001 02:00:8 Artist - BOBBY CHRISTIAN 02:44:37-E (:00)It's A Long Long Way To Your Heart 1938 0175167-001 02:31:0 Artist - Sidney Lipton Grosvenor House orch v Al Bowlly 02:47:08-E (:00)WOMAN WOMAN BLUES 1930 0180623-001 03:26:3 Artist - ISHMAN BRACEY 02:50:34-E (:00)The Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi 1927 0180713-001 03:02:9 Artist - Regent Club Orchestra 02:53:37-E (:00)COTTON JENNY 1970 0176625-001 03:22:4 Artist - GORDON LIGHTFOOT 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)LISTENER SUPPORTED 0999956-001 00:22:0 Artist - DB 03:00:22-E (:00)SING BABY SING 0113531-001 02:40:8 Artist - RUBY NEWMAN v BARRY MCKINLEY Bowlly 03:03:03-E (:00)DANCE MEDLEY NUMBER TWO 0120822-001 04:00:9 Artist - WEST END JAZZ BAND 03:07:04-E (:00)TALKING ABOUT YOU 0050912-001 02:59:3 Artist - MILTON BROWN AND HIS BROWNIES 03:10:03-E (:00)WHITE SILVER SANDS 0131406-001 02:14:9 Artist - Chet Atkins 03:12:18-E (:00)When Do We Dance 1926 0163980-001 02:17:0 Artist - Newton Carlisle and his dance orch Bowlly 03:14:36-E (:00)SOMEONE TOLD ME YOUR SECRET 0200002-001 04:31:4 Artist - RHYTHM RUNNERS 03:19:07-E (:00)BAND OF GOLD 1956 0175610-001 02:33:7 Artist - KIT CARSON (LIZA MORROW) 03:21:41-E (:00)Can't Get Out Of This Mood 1958 0181138-001 02:40:6 Artist - BILLY DANIELS AND THE RHYTHM ROCERS Bowlly 03:24:22-E (:00)RUMBLE 1965 0181451-001 02:39:8 Artist - DUANE EDDY 03:27:01-E (:00)Flight Of The Bumble Bee 1959 0181513-001 02:08:5 Artist - HARRY BREUER AND HIS QUINTET 03:29:10-E (:00)WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH ME 1940 0181711-001 00:49:3 Artist - GLENN MILLER v MARION HUTTON 03:29:59-E (:00)Cherokee 1961 0182045-001 03:13:4 Artist - Esquivel 03:33:13-E (:00)Have You Met Miss Jones 1961 0182625-001 02:32:6 Artist - FRANK SINATRA 03:35:46-E (:00)Ain't Misbehavin' 1960 0182161-001 02:40:7 Artist - PETE FOUNTAIN-BIG TINY LITTLE 03:38:26-E (:00)Sweet Sue Just You 1960 0182168-001 02:44:4 Artist - PETE FOUNTAIN-BIG TINY LITTLE 03:41:11-E (:00)Skinny Minnie 1961 0182178-001 02:47:4 Artist - SAM BUTERA 03:43:58-E (:00)Lazy River 1957 0182214-001 02:45:9 Artist - HOAGY CARMICHAEL w PACIFIC JAZZMEN Bowlly 03:46:44-E (:00)AND THEN I LOOKED AT YOU 1946 0182223-001 03:13:6 Artist - KATE SMITH 03:49:58-E (:00)Piel Canela 1967 0185501-001 02:08:3 Artist - NAT KING COLE 03:52:07-E (:00)Moja mama abrahamka 0188019-001 03:10:3 Artist - NAVIJANKE 27.TXT[9/16/2021 7:54:32 AM] 04:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 04:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 04:00:00-E (:00)PO BOX 7034 OLYMOUA WA 98507 0999951-001 00:18:3 Artist - DB 04:00:18-E (:00)Miss Annabelle Lee 1928 0164061-001 02:49:2 Artist - Harry Bidgood's Band as The Kentucky Revellers v Ramon Newton 04:03:08-E (:00)Night Of Love Divine 1932 0163294-001 02:13:2 Artist - Durium Dance Band directed by Peter Rushellers v Ramon Newton 04:05:21-E (:00)COME TO ME 0169829-001 02:49:1 Artist - Shorty Rogers And His Giants 04:08:10-E (:00)BITTERSWEET SAMBA 0171556-001 01:42:5 Artist - Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass 04:09:53-E (:00)MY PET 0172136-001 02:32:5 Artist - Johnny Marvin 04:12:25-E (:00)Build A Little Home 1933 0172731-001 03:15:3 Artist - Ben Selvin and His Orch v Irene Collins and Fran Frey Newton 04:15:41-E (:00)APRIL LOVE 1957 0175705-001 02:37:5 Artist - PAT BOONE 04:18:18-E (:00)Take Me Out To The Ball Game 1956 0182290-001 02:06:6 Artist - KNUCKLES O'TOOLE 04:20:25-E (:00)Foolish Polka 1963 0183484-001 02:13:3 Artist - SIX FAT DUTCHMEN 04:22:39-E (:00)You're The One I Care For 1931 0185284-001 02:45:5 Artist - Sid Phillips & his Melodians v Sam Browned Fran Frey Newton 04:25:24-E (:00)Lucky Me Lovable You 1930 0185361-001 02:44:6 Artist - Midnight Minstrels v Tom Barratt Browned Fran Frey Newton 04:28:09-E (:00)DARK EYES 1937 0187014-001 04:08:2 Artist - Tommy Dorsey 04:32:17-E (:00)A Hand Fulla Gimme 1947 0187201-001 03:01:1 Artist - Dizzy Gillespie Sextet 78 MUSICRAFT 485-8ed Fran Frey Newton 04:35:18-E (:00)FOOT PEDAL BOOGIE 1943 0187233-001 02:27:9 Artist - PETE JOHNSON 04:37:46-E (:00)Ich Liebe Dich 1929 0187761-001 03:01:7 Artist - Merle Johnston Orch 04:40:48-E (:00)BETTY 1926 0187806-001 02:54:4 Artist - HARMONIANS 04:43:43-E (:00)Twiddlin My Thumbs 1927 0187835-001 03:05:8 Artist - Art Gillham 04:46:49-E (:00)THE BLACKSMITH 0188108-001 04:55:7 Artist
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