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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)THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER 0175307-001 01:10:7 Artist - US COAST GUARD BAND 00:01:11-E (:00)Ev'ry Time 0027902-001 03:26:0 Artist - Joyce Carr 00:04:37-E (:00)RIVERBOAT SHUFFLE 0022709-001 03:08:8 Artist - FRANKIE TRUMBAUER AND HIS ORCH 00:07:46-E (:00)WE'RE THE GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY 0022415-001 01:18:2 Artist - YACHT CLUB BOYS 00:09:04-E (:00)Tennessee Lazy 0010701-001 03:15:9 Artist - Coon-Sanders' Nighthawks 00:12:20-E (:00)DANSE ARAB 0054312-001 03:03:0 Artist - BOB STRONG - HIS ORCH 00:15:23-E (:00)How Can You Love Me 0061314-001 03:16:0 Artist - Washboard Sam 00:18:39-E (:00)MEMPHIS CAKEWALK 0058914-001 03:12:0 Artist - STANLEY'S WASHBOARD KINGS 00:21:51-E (:00)PINE STATE HONKY TONK 0072102-001 02:22:1 Artist - CLAUDE CASEY 00:24:14-E (:00)Why Don't You Haul Off And Love Me 0086516-001 03:01:0 Artist - Wayne Raney 00:27:15-E (:00)COLLEGE RHYTHM 0088615-001 02:41:0 Artist - JIMMIE GRIER w HO v LYDA ROBERT 00:29:56-E (:00)SHE LIVES DOWN OUR ALLEY 0091017-001 02:27:8 Artist - IAN WHITCOMB 00:32:24-E (:00)LONG LONG AGO 0010001-001 02:52:9 Artist - Patti Page 00:35:17-E (:00)Bugle Boy Blues 0115022-001 02:14:6 Artist - RALPH FLANAGAN AND HIS ORCH 00:37:31-E (:00)TI-PT-TIN 0038120-001 02:47:2 Artist - Guy Lombardo 00:40:19-E (:00)TOO YOUNG TO GO STEADY 0090502-001 02:51:5 Artist - NAT KING COLE 00:43:10-E (:00)CREOLE LOVE CALL 0123303-001 03:49:4 Artist - Duke Ellington 00:47:00-E (:00)WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN 0109529-001 06:31:2 Artist - DORSEY BROTHERS ORCH w BUDDY RICH on drums 00:53:31-E (:00)WHAT A LITTLE MOONLIGHT CAN DO 0048010-001 02:42:3 Artist - Tony Bennett 00:56:14-E (:00)BABY BUT YOU DID 0063001-001 02:45:5 Artist - RAY ANTHONY ORCH 01:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 01:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 01:00:00-E (:00)AT SUNDOWN KBRD DOT ORG 0999954-001 00:09:3 Artist - DB 01:00:09-E (:00)LIKE STRANGERS 0155122-001 01:59:6 Artist - EVERLY BROTHERS 01:02:09-E (:00)I ONCE HAD A HEART MARGARITA 0162609-001 02:58:4 Artist - VICTOR SYLVESTER AND HIS ORCHESTRAon drums 01:05:08-E (:00)EVER SINCE YOU TOLD ME THAT YOU YOU LOVED ME 1913 0167018-001 02:39:6 Artist - EDDIE MORTON 01:07:47-E (:00)Deep Purple 1939 0045218-001 03:03:3 Artist - Ambrose and his orch v Denny Dennisn drums 01:10:51-E (:00)Nehi Mama Blues 1929 0168304-001 03:13:2 Artist - BLIND JOE REYNOLDS 01:14:04-E (:00)It Can't Be Wrong 1943 0163538-001 03:27:3 Artist - Ivy Benson and her Girls' Band v Kay Yorston 01:17:31-E (:00)You Never Can Tell 1936 0163525-001 02:55:6 Artist - Mrs Jack Hylton and her band v Jimmy Millern 01:20:27-E (:00)SPRING WILL BE SO SAD 0171309-001 03:40:4 Artist - HARRY JAMES AND HIS ORCH V DICK HAYMESillern 01:24:08-E (:00)I GOT THE SUN IN THE MORNING 1946 0174606-001 02:34:8 Artist - LES BROWN v DORIS DAY 01:26:42-E (:00)I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU 0017011-001 02:27:9 Artist - ANDY EASTWOOD 01:29:10-E (:00)COPENHAGEN 0019021-001 02:02:3 Artist - ARNOLD JOHNSON AND HIS ORCH 01:31:13-E (:00)LAVA 0021504-001 02:33:6 Artist - KAHULANUI 01:33:47-E (:00)I WON'T TELL A SOUL I LOVE YOU 0177105-001 03:12:1 Artist - ANDY KIRK AND HIS CLOUDS OF JOY AYMESillern 01:36:59-E (:00)REEFER MAN 0177134-001 02:53:0 Artist - CAB CALLOWAY 01:39:52-E (:00)DOLORES 1952 0181901-001 02:48:1 Artist - RUSS MORGAN 01:42:40-E (:00)Johnny Peddler 1941 0182498-001 02:43:8 Artist - CARROLL GIBBONS SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS v ANNE LENNER 01:45:24-E (:00)SOMETIMES I'M HAPPY 1927 ROGER WOLFE KAHN V FRANKLIN BA 0182916-001 02:51:0 Artist - SOMETIMES I'M HAPPY 1927 ROGER WOLFE KAHN V FRANKLIN BAUR 78 VI 01:48:15-E (:00)Is It True What They Say About Dixie 1936 0183462-001 02:08:3 Artist - CLYDE MCCOY 01:50:23-E (:00)Goodbye My Lady Love 1971 0183385-001 01:21:4 Artist - RAGS RAFFERTY 01:51:45-E (:00)I'm In Love With The Girl I Left Behind Me 1942 0183787-001 02:24:5 Artist - Oscar Rabin band v Benny Lee 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 01.TXT[8/30/2021 4:07:51 PM] 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)BRYANS OLD TIME PROFESSIONALS 0366018-001 00:16:1 Artist - DB 02:00:16-E (:00)Abdul Abulbul Amir 0001605-001 02:53:0 Artist - Frank Crumit 02:03:09-E (:00)My Man is on the Make 0031121-001 02:34:0 Artist - Helen Kane 02:05:43-E (:00)Tiger Rag 0031210-001 04:01:0 Artist - The Hot Frogs 02:09:44-E (:00)Duff Campbells Revenge 0031314-001 03:14:0 Artist - Hume Street Preservation Jazz Band #405HN V FRANKLIN BAUR 78 VI 02:12:58-E (:00)CLARINETE MARMALDE 0022706-001 03:14:2 Artist - FRANKIE TRUMBAUER AND HIS ORCH 02:16:13-E (:00)Three O'Clock In The Morning 0039715-001 02:17:0 Artist - Lawrence Welk 02:18:30-E (:00)DON'T CRY SWANEE 0006518-001 02:45:0 Artist - BROOKE JOHNS and HIS ORCH 02:21:15-E (:00)Way Down Yonder in New Orleans 0069108-001 04:21:0 Artist - Connee Boswell 02:25:36-E (:00)BILLY BOY 0072115-001 02:46:8 Artist - LOUIS MASSEY 02:28:23-E (:00)I'm Blue for You 0074418-001 02:30:0 Artist - NICK LUCAS 02:30:53-E (:00)I'M GOING HOME 0110805-001 03:01:0 Artist - GEORGE GIRARD AND HIS NEW ORLEANS FIVE5HN V FRANKLIN BAUR 78 VI 02:33:54-E (:00)YOU MAY NOT BE AN ANGEL 0165152-001 03:15:6 Artist - FOUR LADS 02:37:10-E (:00)Cartey Blues 1948 0168717-001 02:51:3 Artist - LANE HARDIN 02:40:01-E (:00)HAPPY DAYS AND LONELY NIGHTS 1929 0185223-001 02:58:6 Artist - ACADIANS DANCE ORCH 02:43:00-E (:00)The Oregon Trail 1935 0186245-001 03:05:7 Artist - Jack Jackson and his orch v Fred Latham V FRANKLIN BAUR 78 VI 02:46:06-E (:00)ESPECIALLY FOR YOU 1938 0188123-001 02:44:7 Artist - ORRIN TUCKER 02:48:50-E (:00)SERENADE OF THE BELLS 1947 0186548-001 03:12:2 Artist - GUY LOMBARDO- KENNY GARDNER 02:52:03-E (:00)BOARDWALK BLUES 1922 0136505-001 03:11:9 Artist - BENNIE KRUEGER 02:55:15-E (:00)SLAM SLAM BLUES 1945 0136564-001 04:22:9 Artist - RED NORVO 02:59:38-E (:00)As Long As I Live 0022911-001 03:33:6 Artist - Vince Giordano's Nighthawks 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)CREDIT CARD 0999965-001 00:15:2 Artist - DB 03:00:15-E (:00)NOW 0056208-001 02:48:0 Artist - Ray Noble 03:03:03-E (:00)BUMBERSHOOT 0097724-001 02:16:6 Artist - PHIL SPECTOR 03:05:20-E (:00)PENTHOUSE SERENADE 0117612-001 03:08:0 Artist - LEO REISMAN ORCH 03:08:28-E (:00)THAT'S RIGHT I'M WRONG 0113535-001 02:25:5 Artist - JACK TEAGARDEN v JEAN ARNOLD 03:10:54-E (:00)IT'S A WHOLE NEW THING 0109728-001 02:24:1 Artist - JACK MARSHARD ORCH v GIL PHELAN 03:13:18-E (:00)PONCHATRAIN BLUES 0120510-001 04:04:4 Artist - Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band 03:17:23-E (:00)BLUE VELVET 0040901-001 02:33:3 Artist - EXOTIC GUITARS 03:19:56-E (:00)Say The Word And It's Yours 1935 0163964-001 03:06:8 Artist - Jay Wilbur and his Orchestra v Radio ThreeV FRANKLIN BAUR 78 VI 03:23:03-E (:00)THE TOY TRUMPET 0170702-001 03:00:0 Artist - RAYMOND SCOTT 03:26:03-E (:00)Broadway Melody 1929 0175121-001 02:31:2 Artist - Harry Hudson's Melody Men v Harry HudsoneeV FRANKLIN BAUR 78 VI 03:28:34-E (:00)Whirlaway 0030220-001 02:05:0 Artist - John Kirby 03:30:39-E (:00)Miller's Cave 0031510-001 02:38:0 Artist - Hank Snow 03:33:17-E (:00)THE TROLLEY SONG 0039018-001 02:47:0 Artist - FRANKIE CARLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA v PHYLLIS LYNNANKLIN BAUR 78 VI 03:36:04-E (:00)Sixty Seconds Got Together 0039417-001 02:43:0 Artist - MILLS BROTHERS 03:38:47-E (:00)Snake Rag 0039909-001 02:57:0 Artist - King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band 03:41:45-E (:00)Swanee River 0040005-001 01:43:0 Artist - Les Paul Trio 03:43:28-E (:00)SHIM SHAM SHIMMY DANCE 0040105-001 02:44:0 Artist - NEVILLE DICKIE TRIO 03:46:12-E (:00)Forty Cups Of Coffee 0040527-001 02:52:0 Artist - Ella Mae Morse With Dave Cavanaugh and His MusicKLIN BAUR 78 VI 03:49:04-E (:00)Nobody's Darlin' 0042212-001 02:54:0 Artist - Pete Fountain 03:51:58-E (:00)IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU 0016412-001 02:56:9 Artist - BOYD RAEBURN HO v DON DARCY 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 04:00:24-E (:00)When You and I Were Young, Maggie 0013808-001 03:18:4 Artist - Roane's Pennsylvanians 04:03:42-E (:00)HITLER LIVES 0011322-001 02:17:9 Artist - HERMAN THE HERMIT 04:06:00-E (:00)Crawdad Song 0068204-001 02:37:0 Artist - PHIL HARRIS 01.TXT[8/30/2021 4:07:51 PM] 04:08:37-E (:00)WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING (1913) 0142709-001 03:33:5 Artist - CHAUNCEY OLCOTT 04:12:11-E (:00)MOCKIN' BIRD HILL (1950) 0149923-001 02:32:6 Artist - ELTON BRITT AND ROSALIE ALLEN 04:14:44-E (:00)FOLLOW THE FLEET MEDLEY 0162812-001 02:53:8 Artist - CHARLIE KUNZ AND CASANI CLUB ORCH v GEORGE BARCLAYIN BAUR 78 VI 04:17:38-E (:00)DO I LOVE YOU 0030310-001 03:15:1 Artist - JUDY GARLAND 04:20:53-E (:00)Dream Lullaby 0014804-001 03:08:4 Artist - BENNY CARTER HO 04:24:01-E (:00)SWEET WILLIAM 0014220-001 02:47:4 Artist - BILLY MAYERL 04:26:49-E (:00)TAKING A CHANCE ON LOVE 0013207-001 03:05:4 Artist - ANNE SHELTON w AMBROSE HO 04:29:54-E (:00)I'M COMING BACK TO DIXIE AND YOU 0011616-001 02:49:6 Artist - RICHARD BROOKS and RUBEN PUCKETT v GEORGE BARCLAYIN BAUR 78 VI 04:32:44-E (:00)YOU'VE GOT THAT THING 0007923-001 03:25:3 Artist - TOMMY BOHN PENN- SIRENS ORCH 04:36:09-E (:00)Georgia on my Mind 0008608-001 02:46:7 Artist - The Hi-Lo's 04:38:56-E (:00)THE YODELIN' SONG 0006609-001 02:20:0 Artist - WILF CARTER 04:41:16-E (:00)KENTUCKY WALTZ 0005110-001 02:47:3 Artist - Pee Wee King 04:44:04-E (:00)ROCK ISLAND RAG 0004020-001 02:30:8 Artist - RAY TURNER 04:46:35-E (:00)LIVIN' IN THE SUNLIGHT LOVIN' IN THE MOONLIGHT 0003704-001 02:46:0 Artist - 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    Suggested Wedding Music Bach-Gounod, Ave Maria Dekoven, O Promise Me Pachelbel, Canon in D Borodin, Polovetsian Dances Wagner, Bridal Chorus (Stranger in Paradise) Mendelssohn, Wedding March Grieg, Wedding Day at Troldhaugen Mouret, Rondeau Schubert, Ave Maria ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Franck, Panis Angelicus Handel, Hornpipe “Water Music” Handel, La Rejouissance “Royal Jewish Repertoire Fireworks” Hava Nagila Massenet, Meditation from Thais Hatikvah Gluck, Minuet from “Orpheus” Raisins and Almonds Purcell, Trumpet Tune Mazel Tov! Clarke, Trumpet Voluntary Ceremony Schubert, Ave Maria Y’did Nefesh Mozart, Rondeau Jerusalem of Gold Bach, Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring Chorshat Ha’ekaliptus Bach, Air on the G String Hitragut Handel, Aria from Xerxes Erev Shel Shoshanim Vivaldi, Largo, from the Erev Ba Four Season Hana’ava Babanot English Folk Melody, Greensleeves K’var Achare Chatzot Molloy, Love’s Old Sweet Song Al Kol Ele Bond, I Love You Truly El Ginat Egoz Schubert, Serenade Dodi Li Gluck, Melody Dodi Li II Ivanovici, Waves of the Danube MacDowell, To a Wild Rose Bride and Groom Entrance Chopin, Etude No. 3 Od Yishama De Koven, Oh, Promise Me Od Yishama II Traditional, Believe Me, If All Those Yasis Alayich Endearing Young Charms Ose Shalom Bach, Sheep May Safely Graze Vay’hi Bishurn Melech Mozart, Alleluia Asher Bara Handel, Entrance, Queen of Sheba Y’varch’cha Liszt, Liebestraum Kozatske Grieg, I Love Thee (Ich Liebe Dich) and others…… Liszt, Liebestraum Tschaikowsky, Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet Barnby, O Perfect Love 1 Suggested Music for Weddin g Preludes and other Events Mozart Early Quartets Vocalise, Rachmaninoff Mozart, 3 Divertimenti Danse Des Mirlitons, Tschaikowsky Mozart, Sonate in D Bacarolle, Offenbach Beethoven Op.
  • Newsletternewsletter March 2015

    Newsletternewsletter March 2015

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  • Firing the Canon: Multiple Insularities in Jazz Criticism

    Firing the Canon: Multiple Insularities in Jazz Criticism

    FIRING THE CANON: MULTIPLE INSULARITIES IN JAZZ CRITICISM By © 2014 Christopher Robinson Submitted to the graduate degree program in American Studies and the Graduate Faculty of the University of Kansas in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. ________________________________ Chairperson, Sherrie Tucker ________________________________ Randal Jelks ________________________________ Tony Bolden ________________________________ John Gennari ________________________________ William J Harris Date Defended: April 7, 2014 The Dissertation Committee for Christopher Robinson certifies that this is the approved version of the following dissertation: Firing the Canon: Multiple Insularities in Jazz Criticism ________________________________ Chairperson, Sherrie Tucker Date approved: April 7, 2014 ii ABSTRACT Whereas many jazz scholars focus on jazz criticism's construction and implications of a single, or insular, jazz canon, this dissertation argues that what many jazz critics do is precisely the opposite. These critics disrupt the sense of a singular and insular jazz canon by challenging it through the creation of what I call an insularity, which is a bounded collection of artists and music with a definable tradition, values and established criteria which regulates what is suitable for inclusion. This dissertation argues that jazz does not consist of a single canon and music that exists beyond the canon's boundaries; rather, jazz contains multiple insularities that challenge the canon and vie for the opportunity to overthrow the canon in order to reach canonical status. This dissertation conceptualizes jazz critics as cultural authorities who create or deconstruct insularities through a variety of race, gender and nation projects. It examines the criticism of Leonard Feather, Val Wilmer and Nathaniel Mackey to highlight the numerous ways in which critics engage with multiple insularities.