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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)BLOW GABRIEL BLOW 0010110-001 02:42:8 Artist - MARTHA TILTON w DEAN ELLIOT AND HIS ORCH 00:05:42-E (:00)Lucia - Sextette 0002313-001 03:33:0 Artist - Creatore's Band 00:09:15-E (:00)My Melancholy Baby 0020020-001 03:13:6 Artist - Django Reinhardt and Larry Adler S ORCH 00:12:29-E (:00)The Mooche 0031207-001 04:00:0 Artist - The Hot Frogs 00:16:29-E (:00)TISHOMINGO BLUES 0035308-001 05:30:0 Artist - EARL SCHEELAR'S FUNKY NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND 00:21:59-E (:00)Young And Foolish 0036523-001 01:42:0 Artist - Dennis Day 00:23:41-E (:00)Old Folks At Home 0039415-001 02:23:0 Artist - MILLS BROTHERS 00:26:04-E (:00)HOW HIGH THE MOON 0041503-001 02:06:0 Artist - GIA MAIONE 00:28:10-E (:00)WHITE CROSS ON OKINAWA 0009018-001 02:49:0 Artist - BOB WILLS AND THE TEXAS PLAYBOYS 00:30:59-E (:00)ME AND THE MAN IN THE MOON 0009123-001 03:13:1 Artist - ARNOLD JOHNSON and PARAMOUNT HOTEL ORCHBAND 00:34:13-E (:00)YOU CAN'T CHEAT A CHEATER 1929 0000122-001 02:58:0 Artist - TOMMY DORSEY AND HIS NOVELTY ORCHL ORCHBAND 00:37:11-E (:00)RED RIVER VALLEY 0005318-001 02:58:6 Artist - CARSON ROBINSON TRIO 00:40:09-E (:00)CALIFORNIA SCHOTTISCH 0005104-001 02:44:2 Artist - HARLEY LUSE AND ORCH 00:42:54-E (:00)Together 0044522-001 02:54:0 Artist - Mildred Bailey with Paul Baron and His Orchestra 00:45:48-E (:00)Hillbilly Boogie 1946 0003207-001 02:43:0 Artist - DELMORE BROTHERS 00:48:31-E (:00)HOT DOGS 0048322-001 02:28:0 Artist - THREE PEPPERS 00:50:59-E (:00)Now And Forever 0052503-001 02:46:0 Artist - Bert Kaempfert 00:53:45-E (:00)THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH OWNS THE VILLAGE 0053104-001 03:04:0 Artist - HARRY RESER'S SIX JUMPING JACKS 00:56:49-E (:00)BLUES MY NAUGHTY SWEETIE 0054213-001 02:56:0 Artist - PAUL MOORE'S AMAZING WASHBOARD WIZARDS Orchestra 01:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 01:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 01:00:00-E (:00)COSSMIC AWARENES COMMUNICATIONS CURIOUS 0366015-001 00:10:8 Artist - DB 01:00:11-E (:00)Just A Closer Walk With Thee 0066309-001 03:03:0 Artist - Pete Fountain and the New Lawrence Welk Orchestra 01:03:14-E (:00)PIECES OF EIGHT 0075806-001 02:04:0 Artist - BUDDY MERRILL 01:05:18-E (:00)STAY AWHILE 0088226-001 02:49:0 Artist - LES BAXTER v SUE ALLEN 01:08:07-E (:00)Steeplechase Rag 0006902-001 02:24:3 Artist - James P Johnson 01:10:32-E (:00)DOIN' THE UPTOWN LOWDOWN 0110911-001 02:35:0 Artist - ISHAM JONES ORCH v JOE MARTIN 01:13:07-E (:00)YOU'RE TOOTS TO ME 0116012-001 03:22:2 Artist - SHEP FIELDS AND HIS RIPLING RHYTHM v CHARLES CHESTER 01:16:29-E (:00)LONESOME ROAD 0117215-001 03:10:4 Artist - TEDDY WILSON ORCH 01:19:40-E (:00)SHE'S A GREAT GREAT GIRL 0117516-001 03:16:1 Artist - ROGER WOLFE KAHN 01:22:56-E (:00)SCARECROW 0112935-001 02:58:9 Artist - Benny Goodman 01:25:55-E (:00)JUST LIKE THE FELLOW ONCE SAID 0087014-001 02:23:0 Artist - KAY KYSER ORCH v SULLY MASON - HARRY - GINNY - ISHER 01:28:18-E (:00)CAJUN STOMP 0084911-001 02:28:0 Artist - SONS OF THE PIONEERS 01:30:46-E (:00)IS EVERYBODY HAPPY 0047801-001 02:40:7 Artist - TED LEWIS 01:33:27-E (:00)FARANDOLE 0061506-001 02:41:9 Artist - SPIKE JONES AND THE CITY SLICKERSRRY - GINNY - ISHER 01:36:09-E (:00)HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU 0048201-001 02:56:9 Artist - ROY ROGERS and DALE EVANS 01:39:06-E (:00)EASY STREET 0125414-001 02:26:5 Artist - GINNY SIMMS w FRANK DE VOL ORCH 01:41:32-E (:00)LOVELAND AND YOU 0050913-001 03:16:0 Artist - MILTON BROWN AND HIS BROWNIES 01:44:48-E (:00)AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE POSITIVE 0125727-001 03:19:0 Artist - DUKE ELLINGTON ORCH v JOYA SHERRILLY - GINNY - ISHER 01:48:08-E (:00)WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL 0133126-001 02:06:0 Artist - Jo Ann Castle 01:50:14-E (:00)MARIAR (1905) 0143907-001 01:54:0 Artist - MISS CLARICE VANCE 01:52:08-E (:00)ONE TWO THREE KICK 0143507-001 02:52:8 Artist - LAWRENCE WELK 16.TXT[9/12/2021 8:12:41 PM] AND HIS ORCH v JAYNE WALTONNNY - ISHER 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)ADDRESS 0999946-001 00:18:8 Artist - DB 02:00:19-E (:00)I Believe In Miracles 0002605-001 03:02:9 Artist - Casini Club Orch dir Charlie KunzE WALTONNNY - ISHER 02:03:22-E (:00)Coquette 0030207-001 03:02:0 Artist - John Kirby 02:06:24-E (:00)Kansas City Stomp 0031306-001 03:21:0 Artist - Hume Street Preservation Jazz Band #405ONNNY - ISHER 02:09:45-E (:00)I Don't Hurt Anymore 0031516-001 02:56:0 Artist - Hank Snow 02:12:41-E (:00)CREOLE LOVE CALL 0035318-001 03:37:0 Artist - EARL SCHEELAR'S FUNKY NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BANDY - ISHER 02:16:18-E (:00)Dance Of The Kordies 0040012-001 01:43:0 Artist - Les Paul Trio 02:18:01-E (:00)AUTUMN LEAVES 0013013-001 02:32:8 Artist - AMES BROTHERS 02:20:34-E (:00)RAZZBERRIES 0011404-001 02:38:7 Artist - VAN EPS TRIO 02:23:13-E (:00)HUGGIN' AND A CHALKIN 0007507-001 02:37:0 Artist - HOAGY CARMICHAEL with CHICKADEES JAZZ BANDY - ISHER 02:25:50-E (:00)I'm Old Fashioned 0043802-001 03:26:0 Artist - Ella Fitzgerald 02:29:16-E (:00)BACKWATER BLUES 0042502-001 04:20:0 Artist - NATALIE LAMB 02:33:36-E (:00)WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MADE 0047020-001 02:44:0 Artist - TOMMY TUCKER AND HIS ORCH v DON BROWNZ BANDY - ISHER 02:36:21-E (:00)It all came true 0055709-001 03:22:0 Artist - Beryl Davis - Russ Case - His OrchestraBANDY - ISHER 02:39:43-E (:00)GO FLY A KITE 0075228-001 02:34:0 Artist - BING CROSBY 02:42:17-E (:00)The Gang that Sang 'Heart of My Heart' 0075125-001 02:26:0 Artist - BASIN STREET 02:44:43-E (:00)SENT FOR YOU YESTERDAY 0076622-001 02:57:0 Artist - Johnny Mercer 02:47:40-E (:00)Lament To Love 0022509-001 03:03:8 Artist - Sonny Dunham HO v Ray Kellogg 02:50:44-E (:00)TIS AUTUMN 0111612-001 03:17:3 Artist - BUNNY BERIGAN ORCH v LYNNE RICHARDSstraBANDY - ISHER 02:54:01-E (:00)SOLAMENTE UNA VEZ 0100904-001 02:51:1 Artist - LYLE RITZ uke D SHELTON flut, R MITCHES bas G ESTES drm 02:56:52-E (:00)CARPET ALLEY BREAKDOWN - 1st take 0104909-001 02:37:1 Artist - Dixieland Jug Blowers 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)ADRESS COMMENT 0999968-001 00:11:1 Artist - DB 03:00:11-E (:00)I WANT MY MAMMY 0003512-001 03:28:8 Artist - ERNEST HARE 03:03:40-E (:00)Understand Your Man 0049707-001 02:40:0 Artist - JOHNNY CASH 03:06:20-E (:00)THE LOVE I GIVE TO YOU 0056915-001 02:35:0 Artist - 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SOUSA BAND 03:45:16-E (:00)WON’T YOU COME HOME BILL BAILEY 0109615-001 02:55:1 Artist - Ambrose Orch V Sam Browne - Elsie Carlisles G ESTES drm 03:48:11-E (:00)STEEL GUITAR RAG 0124908-001 02:51:6 Artist - ROY SMECK 03:51:03-E (:00)THE GYPSY 0127017-001 04:11:9 Artist - TONY MARTIN w LYTTLE SISTERS & AL SACK ORCH G ESTES drm 03:55:15-E (:00)LET'S DO IT (LET'S FALL IN LOVE) 0143421-001 02:55:3 Artist - TONY PASTER AND HIS ORCH v TONY 03:58:10-E (:00)SOUTHERN FRIED 0146516-001 03:11:4 Artist - HARLAN LEONARD AND HIS ROCKETS 04:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 04:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 04:00:00-E (:00)CONTACT US 0367002-001 00:23:8 Artist - DB 16.TXT[9/12/2021 8:12:41 PM] 04:00:24-E (:00)REMARKABLE GIRL 0038910-001 02:58:0 Artist - TED WEEMS 04:03:22-E (:00)Milkman Keep Those Bottles Quiet 0040508-001 02:36:0 Artist - Ella Mae Morse With Dick Walter and HO ORCH G ESTES drm 04:05:58-E (:00)DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM 0048313-001 02:27:0 Artist - THREE PEPPERS 04:08:25-E (:00)Then You've Never Been Blue 0074623-001 03:21:0 Artist - NANCY REED w BENNY GOODMAN - HIS ORCHO ORCH G ESTES drm 04:11:46-E (:00)OLD JOE'S HITTIN' THE JUG 0031712-001 03:13:7 Artist - Ink Spots 04:15:00-E (:00)COFFEE AND CAKES 0112025-001 03:01:0 Artist - FRANCES CLAIRE 04:18:01-E (:00)I FOUND A MILLION DOLLAR BABY (1931) 0147812-001 03:19:7 Artist - FRANK AUBURN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 04:21:21-E (:00)AMONG MY SOUVENIRS 0162415-001 02:52:8 Artist - SLIM WHITMAN 04:24:14-E (:00)DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES 0153106-001 03:21:1 Artist - LAKEWOOD COMMUNITY JAZZ BAND 04:27:35-E (:00)ANNA MARIE 0050109-001 02:29:3 Artist - Jim Reeves 04:30:04-E (:00)MANDY WON'T YOU LET ME BEE YOUR BEAU 1904 0058107-001 02:26:8 Artist - HARRY TALLY 04:32:31-E (:00)DOES YOUR HEART BEAT FOR ME 193 0058307-001 02:53:2 Artist - JACK PAYNE BAND v RALPH SILVESTERORCHO ORCH G ESTES drm 04:35:25-E (:00)The Mocking Bird 1913 Edison Blue Amberol 0020514-001 04:17:9 Artist - Charles Dabb 04:39:43-E (:00)I'M GLAD THERE IS YOU 0036225-001 04:04:2 Artist - Johnny Mathis 04:43:47-E (:00)THE PROM 0169170-001 02:30:8 Artist - ROSS BAGDASARIAN 04:46:18-E (:00)ANEMA E CORE 0169569-001 02:41:2 Artist - EDDIE FISHER 04:48:59-E (:00)TILL THE END OF TIME 0171643-001 03:06:9 Artist - FREDDY MARTIN ORCH 04:52:06-E
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