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Just a note from The Nines 1-2-3 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE AIN’T NO OTHER MAN CHRISTINA AGUILERA AIN’T NOBODY CHAKA KHAN ANOTHER NIGHT REAL MCCOY AT LAST CHRISTINA AGUILERA BAD GIRLS DONNA SUMMER BE MY LOVER LABOUCHE BELIEVE CHER BOOGIE OOGIE TASTE OF HONEY BRICKHOUSE COMMODORES CAN’T GET U KYLIE MINOGUE DEVIL WITH THE BLUE DRESS MITCH RYDER DISCO INFERNO THE TRAMPS DON’T CHA PUSSYCAT DOLLS DON’T LEAVE ME THELMA H DREAMS FLEETWOOD MAC DRIVE THE CARS ELECTRIC SLIDE MARCIA GRIFFITHS ENDLESS LOVE L. VANDROSS/MARIAH CAREY FUNKY MUSIC WILD CHERRY GET DOWN KC SUNSHINE HOT STUFF DONNA SUMMER I LUV THE NITE LIFE ALICIA BRIDGES I WILL SURVIVE GLORIA GAYNOR IN THE AIR PHIL COLLINS LADY MARMALADE PATTI LABELLE LAST DANCE DONNA SUMMER LE FREAK CHIC LIKE A STAR CORINNE BAILEY RAE LONG TRAIN DOOBIE BROS LOVE SHACK B 52’S MERCY DUFFY MUSIC MADONNA MUSIC IN ME KIKI DEE MUSTANG SALLY WILSON PICKETT NATURAL WOMAN ARETHA FRANKLIN OBSESSION ANIMOTION RESCUE ME ARETHA FRANKLIN RHYTHM IS GONNA GET YOU MIAMI SOUND MACHINE SANDSTORM DJ DARUDE SAVING ALL MY LOVE FOR YOU WHITNEY HOUSTON SEXUAL AMBER SMOOTH OPERATOR SADE SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL GRAND FUNK RAILROAD SWEET DREAMS EURYTHMICS SWEETEST TABOO SADE TAKIN’ IT TO THE STREETS DOOBIE BROTHERS THAT'S THE WAY KC SUNSHINE THRILLER MICHAEL JACKSON TOTAL ECLIPSE NIKKI FRENCH TURN ME LOOSE LOVER BOY UNCHAINED MELODY RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS VENUS BANANARAMA VOGUE MADONNA WALKING ON SUNSHINE KATRINA WE ARE FAMILY SISTER SLEDGE WHAT IS LOVE HADDAWAY PO Box 619 ● Neenah WI 54957-0619 ● (920) 722-2222 www.stjohn-artists.com Just a note from The Nines 100% Natural Celebrating The 50th Anniversary of Motown Get Ready The Temptations Ain’t To Proud To Beg The Temptations Wish It Would Rain The Temptations The Way You Do The Temptations My Girl The Temptations Just My Imagination The Temptations Shining Star Earth Wind & Fire Let’s Groove Tonight Earth Wind & Fire Get Down On It Earth Wind & Fire Baby I need Your Lovin’ 4 Tops Same Old Song 4 Tops Reach Out (I’ll Be There) 4 Tops Bernadette 4 Tops Ain’t No Women 4 Tops Sugar Pie 4 Tops I Feel Good James Brown Land Of A Thousand Dances Wilson Picket For The Love of Money The Ojays Back Stabbers The Ojays Love Train The Ojays Oooooo Baby Baby Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Tears of a clown Smokey Robinson & The Miracles Ladies Night Kool & The Gang Celebrate Good Times Kool & The Gang PO Box 619 ● Neenah WI 54957-0619 ● (920) 722-2222 www.stjohn-artists.com .

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, ® OPERATIONS MANUAL - PART TWO Here is your OPUS 74 Top 100 Special! This Billboard Magazine "Documentary of the Year" award-winning program is the culmination o f twelve months of research and interviewing, and over 500 production hours. We feel this year's "OPUS" is more special than ever. On the pages which follow you will find the OPUS 74 Music List/Time & Cue Sheets . These sheets provide full information to ensure a smooth-running and trouble-free presentation. Sheets are divided to correspond with the 8 separate OPUS program disks, representing each of the OPUS broad cast hours. Commercial avails and cutaway times may be precisely determined by referring to the segment lengths shown. The sheets also indicate out cues, disk changes, music content, local ID's, and jingle placement . Please refer to Part One of the OPUS Operations Manual for other operational r e lated details . • Season's Greetings and our best wishes for a Great 1975! crncentury2} PRODUCTIONS INC. 7263 Envoy Court I Dallas, Texas 75247 / 214-638-3222 @ 1974 OPUS PRQJ"'' -lONS,_ IJ-',. p. 2 This year's OPUS program is respectfully dedicated to the memory of John Gilbert, first host of the OPUS series, who lost his life this year in the crash of a station airplane at Houston, Texas. At the time of the accident he was doing what he loved most--broadcasting . Dick Starr Roy Nilson p. 3 FINAL CHECKOUT: 1. TECHNICAL Prior to broadcast we suggest a dry run of a few of the OPUS program segments to check out the technical end of reproduction.
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