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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)Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Thin 0069603-001 03:17:0 Artist - Guy Lombardo 00:03:17-E (:00)Funny Face 0027019-001 03:04:0 Artist - Fred Astaire and Adele Astaire 00:06:21-E (:00)HERE'S THAT RAINY DAY 0032601-001 03:55:0 Artist - JOE BURKE 00:10:16-E (:00)Billy the Kid 0038503-001 02:18:0 Artist - Marty Robbins 00:12:34-E (:00)A LITTLE CONSIDERATION 0039014-001 02:49:0 Artist - FRANKIE CARLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA v MARJORIE HUGHES 00:15:23-E (:00)Vaya Con Dios 0041309-001 02:40:0 Artist - Anacani 00:18:04-E (:00)BATS IN THE BELFRY 0014204-001 03:07:3 Artist - BILLY MAYERL 00:21:11-E (:00)ON THE AVENUE 0013913-001 02:42:6 Artist - THE THREE SUNS 00:23:54-E (:00)IF YOU BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP 0007113-001 02:28:0 Artist - HAL MCINTYRE AND HIS ORCH v PENNY PARKER-JACK LATHROP 00:26:22-E (:00)G. 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Stomp 0044011-001 02:38:0 Artist - Earl Hines 00:29:00-E (:00)Maybe - Who Knows 0047318-001 03:05:0 Artist - TED LEWIS 00:32:05-E (:00)LIFE IS A SONG (LET'S SING IT TOGETHER) 0052308-001 02:12:0 Artist - BILL CHALLIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 00:34:17-E (:00)I Know That You Know 0054802-001 01:11:0 Artist - Buddy Clark 00:35:28-E (:00)Somebody Stole My Gal 0054606-001 03:01:0 Artist - Benny Goodman 00:38:29-E (:00)JUG BAND MUSIC 0054208-001 04:28:0 Artist - PAUL MOORE'S AMAZING WASHBOARD WIZARDSER-JACK LATHROP 00:42:57-E (:00)I Still Remember 0062905-001 02:56:0 Artist - Rudy Valle and His Connecticut YankeesER-JACK LATHROP 00:45:54-E (:00)Too Beautiful for Words 0063813-001 03:15:0 Artist - RUSS COLUMBO 00:49:09-E (:00)I HAD TO BE YOU 0066405-001 03:52:0 Artist - ENCORE DUO (RUDY PREITE - GARY WALTER) R-JACK LATHROP 00:53:01-E (:00)Divorce Me C.O.D 0071806-001 02:02:0 Artist - Jerry Irby 00:55:03-E (:00)Little Beggarman - Over The Waterfall 0072704-001 03:23:0 Artist - Olga Symphony 01:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 01:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 01:00:00-E (:00)aDDRESS 0999964-001 00:18:9 Artist - DB 01:00:19-E (:00)Original Dixieland One-Step 0070711-001 02:43:0 Artist - Miff Mole and His Molers 01:03:02-E (:00)Cloudy Summer Afternoon 0073705-001 01:51:0 Artist - Bud and Travis 01:04:53-E (:00)CUCKOO IN THE CLOCK 0076621-001 02:49:0 Artist - Johnny Mercer 01:07:42-E (:00)STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY 0077904-001 02:34:0 Artist - Si Zentner 01:10:16-E (:00)He Broke My Heart In Three Places 0073618-001 02:53:0 Artist - Spike Jones and His City SlickersTER) R-JACK LATHROP 01:13:10-E (:00)IF I LOVED YOU 0030704-001 03:00:3 Artist - Jo Stafford 01:16:10-E (:00)BABY I DON'T CRY OVER YOU 0005420-001 03:11:6 Artist - Billie Holiday 01:19:22-E (:00)YOU'RE THE TOP 0110506-001 02:18:1 Artist - HAL KEMP ORCH v SKINNAY ENNIS 01:21:40-E (:00)KISS YOUR LITTLE BABY GOODNIGHT 0111110-001 02:49:2 Artist - PAUL ASH ORCH 01:24:29-E (:00)DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE 0111505-001 02:49:8 Artist - LAWSON-HAGGART JAZZ BAND 01:27:19-E (:00)Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere 0068811-001 02:36:0 Artist - Vera Lynn 01:29:55-E (:00)SPIKED BEER 0113405-001 02:35:2 Artist - LAWRENCE WELK AND HIS ORCH 01:32:30-E (:00)HOW WAS I TO KNOW 0116006-001 03:17:9 Artist - HUDSON DELANGE ORCH v EDDIE DELANGEER) R-JACK LATHROP 01:35:48-E (:00)SING YOU SINNERS 1938 0118528-001 02:27:7 Artist - BUNNY BERIGAN ORCH 01:38:16-E (:00)DOCTOR JAZZ 1926 0118320-001 03:24:5 Artist - JELLY ROLL MORTON 01:41:41-E (:00)THE SUN WILL SHINE TONIGHT 1938 0117833-001 03:08:7 Artist - Lionel Hampton 01:44:49-E (:00)DON'T BLAME ME 0119133-001 03:07:6 Artist - LOUIS PRIMA AND HIS ORCH v LILY ANN CAROLJACK LATHROP 01:47:57-E (:00)SINGING THE BLUES 0040716-001 03:11:9 Artist - PAUL WHITEMAN ORCH (partial) v BEE PALMERJACK LATHROP 01:51:09-E (:00)SWEET MAMA 0079318-001 03:20:0 Artist - EMMETT MILLER 01:54:29-E (:00)NEAR YOU 0102920-001 02:46:3 Artist - Roger Williams 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)RODEO DRIVE IN 3 SCREENS 0366013-001 00:16:4 Artist - DB 02:00:17-E (:00)HONEYSUCKLE ROSE 1937 0000118-001 03:09:8 Artist - TEDDY WILSON QUINTET 08.TXT[9/6/2021 4:27:41 PM] 02:03:26-E (:00)The Prodigal Son 0001510-001 02:45:0 Artist - ROY ACUFF 02:06:11-E (:00)Blue 0025318-001 02:12:0 Artist - Jan Garber 02:08:24-E (:00)Ev'ry Time 0030104-001 04:15:0 Artist - Joyce Breach 02:12:39-E (:00)Concentratin' 0017304-001 03:13:6 Artist - Boswell Sisters 02:15:52-E (:00)TRAVELING BLUES 0011319-001 02:38:0 Artist - MA RAINEY 02:18:30-E (:00)Where Is My Boy Tonight 0045019-001 03:30:0 Artist - Mac Wiseman 02:22:01-E (:00)Route 66 0042611-001 02:32:0 Artist - Pied Pipers 02:24:33-E (:00)Divorce Me C.O.D. 0045903-001 02:59:0 Artist - Merle Travis 02:27:32-E (:00)Good Morning Blues 0054913-001 03:10:0 Artist - Count Basie v Jimmy Rushing 02:30:42-E (:00)BLACKBERRY WINTER 0059712-001 03:21:0 Artist - TEDDI KING w LOONIS MCGLOHON TRIOE PALMERJACK LATHROP 02:34:03-E (:00)When It's Springtime In The Rockies 0064903-001 03:03:0 Artist - SONS OF THE PIONEERS 02:37:06-E (:00)THERE'S A TEAR IN MY BEER 0069507-001 02:45:0 Artist - Hank Williams 02:39:51-E (:00)MISTER FIVE BY FIVE 0141504-001 03:19:5 Artist - MART KENNEY AND HIS WESTERN GENTLEMEN v JUDY RICHARDS 02:43:11-E (:00)PICK YOURSELF 0117905-001 02:48:0 Artist - Benny Goodman 02:45:59-E (:00)M-O-T-H-E-R (1915) 0144325-001 03:25:8 Artist - HENRY BURR 02:49:25-E (:00)STARS FELL ON ALABAMA 0146208-001 03:03:8 Artist - WOODY HERMAN AND HIS ORCH v WOODYEMEN v JUDY RICHARDS 02:52:29-E (:00)DOUBLE EAGLE POLKA 0149205-001 02:17:0 Artist - MYRON FLOREN 02:54:46-E (:00)THAT OLD DEVIL MOON 0152012-001 01:53:7 Artist - JOHNNY DESMOND 02:56:39-E (:00)I WOKE UP TOO SOON 1934 0164408-001 03:21:0 Artist - RICHARD HIMBER AND HIS RITZ-CARLETON ORCHUDY RICHARDS 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)ANIMALS ARE A HUMANS BEST FRIEND 0999136-001 00:07:0 Artist - AJ 03:00:07-E (:00)It's A Great Day For The Irish 0036504-001 01:11:0 Artist - Dennis Day 03:01:18-E (:00)Teezol 0014816-001 02:45:4 Artist - Ben Webster Quintet 03:04:04-E (:00)Tack Annie 0047413-001 02:59:0 Artist - Ted Shafer's Jelly Roll Jazz BandTON ORCHUDY RICHARDS 03:07:03-E (:00)YOU'RE NEXT 0066607-001 04:30:0 Artist - RENT PARTY REVELLERS 03:11:33-E (:00)Paramount on Parade 0069201-001 03:25:0 Artist - Tommy Dorsey 03:14:58-E (:00)Ti-Pi-Tin 0085721-001 02:39:0 Artist - Le Trio Ferret 03:17:37-E (:00)It Had to Be You 0015512-001 04:34:3 Artist - DON NEELY'S ROYAL SOCIETY JAZZ ORCHN ORCHUDY RICHARDS 03:22:11-E (:00)NO OTHER ONE 0030810-001 02:28:7 Artist - ART CASTLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 03:24:40-E (:00)YOU'RE TOOTS TO ME 0116012-001 03:22:2 Artist - SHEP FIELDS AND HIS RIPLING RHYTHM v CHARLES CHESTERS 03:28:03-E (:00)HALLELUJAH 0117415-001 02:44:1 Artist - DOLLY DAWN AND HER DAWN PATROL 03:30:47-E (:00)SPEAK LOW 0119302-001 03:32:9 Artist - JIMMY DORSEY AND HHIS ORCH v PAUL CARLEYRLES CHESTERS 03:34:20-E (:00)VENDREDI 0019920-001 03:01:9 Artist - QUINTET OF THE HOT CLUB OF FRANCE CARLEYRLES CHESTERS 03:37:22-E (:00)YOU'RE BOUND TO LOOK LIKE A MONKEY 0041822-001 02:35:0 Artist - BOB CROSBY AND HIS BOB CATS v NAPPY LAMAREES CHESTERS 03:39:57-E (:00)B'WANGA 0069819-001 03:10:8 Artist - AMBROSE AND HIS ORCH 03:43:08-E (:00)DARN THAT DREAM 0127926-001 02:36:2 Artist - JIMMY WALSH ORCH 03:45:44-E (:00)WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN 0154167-001 03:04:8 Artist - BUNK JOHNSON AND HIS NEW ORLEANS BANDAMAREES CHESTERS 03:48:49-E (:00)I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO 0161907-001 03:16:9 Artist - PERRY COMO 03:52:06-E (:00)TENNESSE BORDER NUMBER TWO 0051307-001 02:36:1 Artist - Ernest Tubb 03:54:42-E (:00)THIS IS ALWAYS 1946 0166751-001 01:45:0 Artist - JUNE HAVER - GEORGE MONTGOMERY 03:56:27-E (:00)There Ought To Be A Moonlight Saving Time 1931 0163193-001 03:07:6 Artist - Midnight Merrymakers v Tom BarrattANDAMAREES CHESTERS 04:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 04:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 04:00:00-E (:00)FROM THE 1890S TO 1960 0999952-001 00:06:0 Artist - DB 04:00:06-E (:00)If A Grey Haired Lady Says How's Your Fa 0026813-001 02:47:0 Artist - Flannagan and Allen 04:02:53-E (:00)SA-LU-TA 0011522-001 03:09:4 Artist - FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS 04:06:03-E (:00)SE TU VORRAI 0007406-001 02:34:6 Artist - GIUSEPPE DE LUCA'S ORCH v DANIELE SERRA REES CHESTERS 04:08:37-E (:00)ROUND TOWN GIRLS 0005315-001 03:13:9 Artist - BLUE RIDGE 08.TXT[9/6/2021 4:27:41 PM] HIGHBALLERS 04:11:51-E (:00)After You've Gone 0004101-001 02:30:9 Artist - TINY BRADSHAW 04:14:22-E (:00)MY HEART CRIES FOR YOU 0050216-001 02:48:0 Artist - Gene Autry 04:17:10-E (:00)I'd Love It 0055613-001 02:59:0 Artist - Vince Giordano's Nighthawks 04:20:10-E (:00)A STUDY IN BROWN 0112831-001 03:01:0 Artist - Artie Shaw 04:23:11-E (:00)Doin' What Comes Natur'lly 0042623-001 02:32:0 Artist - Pied Pipers 04:25:43-E (:00)MARQUITA 0089708-001 02:51:9 Artist - BUNNY BERIGAN 04:28:35-E (:00)MY HEART STOOD STILL 0125416-001 01:18:1 Artist - GINNY SIMMS w FRANK DEVOL ORCH 04:29:53-E (:00)HEART AND SOUL 0128121-001 03:05:0 Artist - LEW ADAMS ORCH 04:32:58-E (:00)CRAZY BLUES - 1920 0143325-001 03:20:5 Artist - MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ HOUNDS 04:36:19-E (:00)LEFT ALL ALONE BLUES (1920) 0144108-001 02:55:5 Artist - MARION HARRIS 04:39:14-E (:00)BENNY'S COMING HOME ON SATURDAY 0169612-001 03:25:3 Artist - Ella Fitzgerald 04:42:40-E (:00)If I Had A Girl Like You 1929 0021323-001 02:52:0 Artist - Maurice Elwin 04:45:32-E (:00)I CAME FROM NEW YORK 0171359-001 03:01:5 Artist - DESI ARNAZ AND HIS ORCH 04:48:33-E (:00)Stars Fell On Alabama 0012704-001 03:07:0 Artist - Guy Lombardo 04:51:40-E (:00)COME EASY GO EASY LOVE 0171963-001 02:43:6 Artist - Sunny Clapp and His Band
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