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Start Time Description Number-Cut Length User Defined 00:00:00 TOP of HOUR 00:00:00 RUN MACRO-ON 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)Save It, Pretty Mama 0033913-001 03:20:0 Artist - Lionel Hampton 00:04:44-E (:00)Thanks Million - Waiting End Rd 0012416-001 04:11:6 Artist - Terry Blaine w Mark Shane Quintet 00:08:56-E (:00)Crying For The Carolines 0011106-001 03:20:7 Artist - FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS 00:12:17-E (:00)Laura 0006004-001 03:17:0 Artist - Stan Kenton and His Orch 00:15:34-E (:00)I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire 0052112-001 02:58:0 Artist - ANNE SHELTON 00:18:32-E (:00)A Shine On Your Shoes 0057008-001 03:11:0 Artist - Carla Normand With The New Deal Jazz Band 00:21:43-E (:00)The Tennessee Waltz 0060323-001 02:47:0 Artist - Spike Jones and His City Slickersazz Band 00:24:30-E (:00)When the waltz was through 0063108-001 02:54:0 Artist - Roy Fox and his Band v Al Bowlly 00:27:24-E (:00)I'm Coming Virginia 0059207-001 03:18:0 Artist - Will Bradley and His Orchestra 00:30:42-E (:00)PAPA LOVES MAMBO 0068003-001 02:41:0 Artist - PERRY COMO 00:33:23-E (:00)I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN 0059014-001 02:19:0 Artist - RED NICHOLS and HIS ORCH v THE SONGCOPATORS 00:35:42-E (:00)The Man Who Cares 0087309-001 02:34:0 Artist - Eddy Duchin v Penny Wise 00:38:16-E (:00)I LEFT MY HEART IN TEXAS 0081726-001 02:48:6 Artist - MOON MULICAN 00:41:05-E (:00)It Isn't Fair 0022508-001 03:03:7 Artist - Les Brown & HBOR v 4 Hits & A MissGCOPATORS 00:44:09-E (:00)YOUNG AT HEART 0105601-001 02:49:7 Artist - Frank Sinatra 00:46:59-E (:00)LIKE A SHIP AT SEA 0115205-001 02:44:4 Artist - JIMMIE LUNCEFORD ORCH v TOMMY YOUNGCOPATORS 00:49:43-E (:00)LA ROSITA 0106801-001 02:32:4 Artist - VAN ALEXANDER ORCHESTRA 00:52:16-E (:00)WAY DOWN YONDER IN NEW ORLEANS 0107317-001 02:13:8 Artist - LOUIS PRIMA ORCH v LOUIS PRIMA 00:54:30-E (:00)SERENADE IN BLUE 0118302-001 02:08:0 Artist - CHARLIE SPIVAK ORCH 01:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 01:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 01:00:00-E (:00)ADRESS COMMENT 0999968-001 00:11:1 Artist - DB 01:00:11-E (:00)Sixty Seconds Got Together 0114418-001 02:44:0 Artist - Dick Barrie & his Orch v Just We ThreeATORS 01:02:55-E (:00)DRIFTING AND DREAMING 0016708-001 01:55:7 Artist - CAPTAIN STUBBY AND THE BUCCANEERSThreeATORS 01:04:51-E (:00)SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME 0034406-001 02:58:2 Artist - LEE WILEY w FATS WALLER ON ORGAN 01:07:49-E (:00)WE’LL GATHER LILACS IN THE SPRING 0109826-001 02:57:8 Artist - BING CROSBY 01:10:47-E (:00)ORIENTAL STRUT 0121303-001 05:08:7 Artist - GRAND DOMINION JAZZ BAND 01:15:56-E (:00)HARLEM RIVER QUIVER 0124227-001 02:47:1 Artist - DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCH 01:18:43-E (:00)CECILIA 0124615-001 03:29:4 Artist - SOL HOOPII w HOLLYWOOD TRIO 01:22:13-E (:00)STUMBLING 0001401-001 03:06:0 Artist - THREE SUNS 01:25:19-E (:00)YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ME 0129316-001 03:16:4 Artist - RAY SKJELBRED AND HIS CUBS 01:28:35-E (:00)THE SHEARER'S DREAM 0134801-001 02:08:1 Artist - LIONEL LONG 01:30:44-E (:00)SHADRACH 0145323-001 02:32:5 Artist - LARRY CLINTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA v FORD LEARY 01:33:16-E (:00)HURRY HURRY 0146506-001 02:52:2 Artist - BENNY CARTER AND HIS ORCH v SAVANNAH CHURCHILL 01:36:08-E (:00)TUXEDO JUNCTION 0149109-001 03:12:1 Artist - Billy Vaughn And His Orchestra 01:39:21-E (:00)THE SCAT SONG 0154126-001 02:44:2 Artist - CAB CALLOWAY AND HIS ORCH v CAB 01:42:05-E (:00)PARIS OUI OUI 0158310-001 02:28:3 Artist - DAVID ROSE AND HIS ORCH 01:44:33-E (:00)OL' MAN RIVER 0035617-001 03:04:7 Artist - Fletcher Henderson 01:47:38-E (:00)BYE BYE BLACKBIRD 0161404-001 02:30:0 Artist - Pete Fountain 01:50:08-E (:00)Never Break A Promise 1938 0139617-001 03:11:5 Artist - Geraldo and his orch v by Al BowllyH CHURCHILL 11.TXT[9/27/2021 11:39:48 AM] 01:53:20-E (:00)I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo 1943 0163898-001 03:20:0 Artist - RAF Dance orch v Sid Colin 01:56:40-E (:00)Hurt 1931 0163542-001 02:49:5 Artist - Jack Payne and the BBC Dance orch v Val Rosing 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)Tropical magic 0026521-001 02:38:0 Artist - Frances Langford 02:02:38-E (:00)Body and Soul 0028620-001 03:00:0 Artist - Larry Adler 02:05:38-E (:00)HEY HEY HAZEL 0033504-001 02:22:0 Artist - HARRY RESER'S SIX JUMPING JACKS 02:08:00-E (:00)NOLA 0011407-001 02:49:5 Artist - VICTOR SALON ORCH 02:10:50-E (:00)TOMMORROW NEVER COMES 0010420-001 03:03:5 Artist - Ernest Tubb 02:13:53-E (:00)Ebb Tide 0008220-001 02:22:6 Artist - HARMONICATS 02:16:16-E (:00)MELANCHOLY 0083322-001 02:42:0 Artist - The Dinning Sisters 02:18:58-E (:00)DO IT RIGHT 1944 0118122-001 02:46:0 Artist - HARRY JAMES ORCH 02:21:44-E (:00)WHEN THE GROWN UP LADIES ACT LIKE BABIES 0118722-001 02:30:7 Artist - Hoosier Hot Shots 02:24:15-E (:00)GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART 0046816-001 02:52:2 Artist - NEW STANTON BAND 02:27:07-E (:00)IT MUST BE TRUE 0125113-001 01:11:8 Artist - CURT MASSEY AND MARTHA TILTON 02:28:19-E (:00)BLUE SKIES (Transmitted from TWA plane 20,000 ft in air 0127042-001 01:55:5 Artist - PERRY COMO w LLOYD SCHAEFER ORCH 02:30:15-E (:00)PANAMA 0117813-001 02:47:0 Artist - RED NICHOLS 02:33:02-E (:00)TENNESSEE WALTZ 0135712-001 02:23:7 Artist - THE WHOOPEE JOHN ORCHESTRA 02:35:26-E (:00)I STILL GET A THRILL 0145611-001 02:57:2 Artist - OZZIE NELSON AND HIS ORCH v OZZIE v Val Rosing 02:38:23-E (:00)LIFE IS JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES 0159002-001 02:21:1 Artist - HI-LO'S 02:40:44-E (:00)Lullaby Of Broadway 1935 0163875-001 02:59:7 Artist - Jay Wilbur and his orch v Sam Browne and Radio 3 02:43:44-E (:00)Ziguener You Have Stolen My Heart 1932 0163253-001 02:25:7 Artist - Durium Dance Band 02:46:10-E (:00)Selection from Blue Roses 1931 0163172-001 04:12:2 Artist - New Mayfair orch 02:50:22-E (:00)THE STROLL 0167445-001 02:28:2 Artist - THE DIAMONDS 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)23 YEARS 0999953-001 00:40:2 Artist - DB 03:00:40-E (:00)I Ain't Got Nobody 0047305-001 02:52:0 Artist - TED LEWIS 03:03:32-E (:00)WHO 0052914-001 02:36:0 Artist - BENNY GOODMAN TRIO 03:06:08-E (:00)Boogie Woogie (I May Be Wrong) 0054908-001 02:47:0 Artist - Count Basie v Jimmy Rushing 03:08:55-E (:00)WHEN I PUT ON MY LONG WHITE ROBE 0070913-001 02:34:0 Artist - BUCHANAN BROTHERS 03:11:30-E (:00)Funny Feathers Blues 0003806-001 02:52:2 Artist - Henry Allen HO v Victoria Spivey ne and Radio 3 03:14:22-E (:00)BASIN STREET BLUES 0018316-001 03:34:7 Artist - Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys 03:17:57-E (:00)THIS AIN'T THE SAME OLD RANGE 0110022-001 01:50:0 Artist - NOVELTY ACES 03:19:47-E (:00)GEE BABY AIN'T I GOOD TO YOU 0028111-001 02:41:5 Artist - JOHNNY MERCER w PAUL WESTON ORCH 03:22:28-E (:00)JUST BECAUSE 0035917-001 02:47:8 Artist - EDDY HOWARD 03:25:16-E (:00)DAPPER DAN FROM DIXIELAND 0033412-001 03:28:9 Artist - HOT FROGS 03:28:45-E (:00)DIZZY FINGERS 0001403-001 02:28:4 Artist - THE THREE SUNS 03:31:14-E (:00)MEDLEY sw IF I LOVED YOU 0148604-001 04:48:2 Artist - LESTER LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 03:36:02-E (:00)BEGIN THE BEGUINE 0148804-001 02:54:6 Artist - WAYNE KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA 03:38:57-E (:00)REALLY BLUE 0154261-001 02:39:5 Artist - JOE VENUTI'S BLUES FOUR 03:41:36-E (:00)So Long Sweetheart 1938 0139978-001 02:55:3 Artist - Jay Wilbur and his band v Jack Cooperand Radio 3 03:44:32-E (:00)Just Like Jack Just Like Jill 1934 0163464-001 02:37:1 Artist - Syd Seymour band v Syd Seymour 03:47:09-E (:00)Move it on Over 0010401-001 02:43:3 Artist - Hank Williams 03:49:52-E (:00)Thanks For The Buggy Ride 0003660-001 02:36:6 Artist - Percival Mackey's Band v Fred Douglas nd Radio 3 03:52:29-E (:00)GHOST OF A CHANCE 1932 0180722-001 03:18:5 Artist - Ted Fio Rito & Muzzy Marcellino 11.TXT[9/27/2021 11:39:48 AM] 03:55:48-E (:00)CHINA BOY 1942 0184106-001 02:36:8 Artist - Teddy Wilson 04:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 04:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 04:00:00-E (:00)STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY 0017706-001 02:17:1 Artist - BEN POLLACK AND HIS PICK-A-RIB BOYS nd Radio 3 04:02:17-E (:00)DON'T FENCE ME IN 0015917-001 01:43:1 Artist - DINAH SHORE 04:04:00-E (:00)What A Life (Trying To Live Without You) 0010716-001 03:26:8 Artist - Coon-Sanders' Nighthawks 04:07:27-E (:00)Oh 0006010-001 02:39:1 Artist - Pee Wee Hunt And His Orch 04:10:07-E (:00)Skokiaan 0006016-001 02:48:9 Artist - Ralph Marterie 04:12:56-E (:00)SINGING ON THE TRAIL 0006803-001 02:46:8 Artist - CAROLINA COTTON 04:15:42-E (:00)MY BLACK HEN 0026701-001 02:33:3 Artist - FREDDIE FISHER 04:18:16-E (:00)EMABASSY STOMP 0069807-001 02:45:0 Artist - AMBROSE AND HIS ORCH 04:21:01-E (:00)HARRIGAN (1907) 0144215-001 02:28:2 Artist - Billy Murray 04:23:29-E (:00)FASCINATING RHYTHM 0161629-001 02:51:3 Artist - ROSEMARY CLOONEY 04:26:21-E (:00)SARA MARAISE (IN AFRIKAANS) 0012317-001 01:43:2 Artist - GEORGE FORMBY 04:28:04-E (:00)One Morning In May 1934 0163794-001 02:56:0 Artist - Roy Fox and his band v Denny Dennis nd Radio 3 04:31:00-E (:00)Try Me One More Time 1932 0168213-001 03:09:1 Artist - MARSHALL OWENS 04:34:09-E (:00)Cornsilk 1941 0163348-001 02:55:4 Artist - Joe Loss and his band v Chick Henderson Radio 3 04:37:05-E (:00)HONEY WIND BLOWS 0171827-001 02:03:4 Artist - GLENN YARBROUGH 04:39:08-E (:00)BEAL STREET BREAKDOWN 1930 0173509-001 02:52:1 Artist - JED DAVENPORT AND HIS BEALE STREET JUG BANDdio 3 04:42:00-E (:00)Where There's You There's Me 1937 0183717-001 02:33:4 Artist - Louis Levy Gaumont British Symphony V Judy Shitley 04:44:34-E (:00)Sing A Little Jingle 1931 0185484-001 02:32:0 Artist - Arthur Lally Million-Airs 04:47:06-E (:00)THE OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION 1963 0185717-001 02:24:4 Artist - PINKY TOMLIN 04:49:30-E (:00)Oceans of Time
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