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Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE MIDN ******************************************************************************** Page 1 ******************************************************************************** Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE MIDN ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Shufla da shufla INTER : 3 COHENS ALBUM : FAMILY NOTA: DUR:6:35 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : God bless the child INTER : LOU RAWLS ALBUM : SPOTLIGHT ON...GREAT LADIES NOTA:GENTLEMEN OF SONG PART II DUR:4:30 TITULO : Where do I begin INTER : SHIRLEY BASSEY ALBUM : BEST OF CD 1 NOTA: DUR:3:13 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Everyday I have the blues INTER : RANDY CRAWFORD ALBUM : NO REGRETS NOTA:CON JOE SAMPLE DUR:5:03 TITULO : My joy is you INTER : ABRAHAM LABORIEL ALBUM : DEAR FRIENDS NOTA: DUR:5:33 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : God only knows INTER : GEOFF GASCOYNE ALBUM : GOD ONLY KNOWS NOTA:CON JAMIE CULLUM. ORIGINAL DE LOS BEACH BOYS DUR:2:46 ******************************************************************************** CORTE ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Noo moon at all INTER : ELDAR DJANGIROV ALBUM : BREAKTROUGHT NOTA: DUR:3:13 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** Page 2 ******************************************************************************** Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE MIDN ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Nearer to you INTER : ELVIS COSTELLO ALBUM : THE RIVER IN REVERSE NOTA:CON ALLEN TOUSSAINT DUR:3:23 TITULO : Get lost INTER : ERIC CLAPTON ALBUM : THE STORY OF US NOTA: DUR:3:55 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Beauty and the beast INTER : GIL GOLDSTEIN TRIO ALBUM : DISNEY MEETS JAZZ NOTA:CON HERBIE MANN DUR:4:13 TITULO : You've got a friend in me INTER : MICHAEL BUBLE ALBUM : TO BE LOVED NOTA:TEMA DE TOY STORY DUR:3:23 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Bye bye black bird INTER : MILES DAVIS & JOHN COLTRANE ALBUM : BEST OF (1955-1961) NOTA: DUR:7:54 ******************************************************************************** CORTE ******************************************************************************** Music Minutes for Hour: 53:41 Page 3 ******************************************************************************** Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE 1AM ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Angel eyes INTER : HANK CRAWFORD ALBUM : MORE SOUL NOTA: DUR:6:30 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Stars fell on Alabama INTER : ELLA FITZGERALD & LOUIS ARMSTRONG ALBUM : LO MEJOR NOTA: DUR:3:25 TITULO : Sunny INTER : JAMES BROWN ALBUM : CRAZY COVERS NOTA:DUETO CON MARVA WHITNEY DUR:3:45 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : All would envy INTER : SHAWN COLVIN ALBUM : NIGHT SESSIONS NOTA:TEMA DE STING CON CHRIS BOTTI DUR:5:03 ******************************************************************************** CORTE ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Pacific coast highway INTER : NILS ALBUM : PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY NOTA: DUR:4:53 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Comfortably numb INTER : THE BAD PLUS BAND ALBUM : FOR ALL I CARE NOTA:TEMA DE PINK FLOYD/VOZ WENDY LEWIS DUR:6:38 TITULO : E depois... INTER : SEU JORGE ALBUM : MELTING POP 02/05 NOTA:CON EDUARDO BILDLOUSKI MEJOR CONOCIDO COMO BIB DUR:3:43 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** Page 4 ******************************************************************************** Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE 1AM ******************************************************************************** TITULO : La Nevada INTER : GIL EVANS ORCHESTRA ALBUM : OUT OF THE COOL NOTA: DUR:15:34 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : As time goes by INTER : DOOLEY WILSON ALBUM : CASABLANCA NOTA: DUR:2:43 TITULO : Caramel INTER : JANIS SIEGEL ALBUM : FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL NOTA: DUR:5:25 ******************************************************************************** CORTE ******************************************************************************** Music Minutes for Hour: 57:39 Page 5 ******************************************************************************** Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE 2AM ******************************************************************************** TITULO : I hear a Rhapsody INTER : LEE KONITZ ALBUM : TOOT SWEET NOTA:COM MICHEL PETRUCCIANI DUR:4:36 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Mr. Pianoman INTER : IDA SAND ALBUM : MEET ME AROUND NOTA: DUR:3:35 TITULO : Then there was you INTER : TROMBONE SHORTY & ORLEANS AVENUE ALBUM : FOR TRUE NOTA:VOZ LEDISI DUR:4:31 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Look left INTER : ALISON BROWN ALBUM : MUSIC FROM THE WINE LANDS NOTA: DUR:2:10 TITULO : Don't get around much anymore INTER : STEVE TYRELL ALBUM : A NEW STANDARD NOTA: DUR:4:24 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Satin doll INTER : JOHN PIZZARELLI ALBUM : ROCKIN' IN RHYTHM:A DUKE ELL NOTA:*TRIBUTE DUR:3:34 ******************************************************************************** CORTE ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Self portrait in three colors INTER : CHARLES MINGUS ALBUM : MINGUS AH UM NOTA: DUR:3:06 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** Page 6 ******************************************************************************** Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE 2AM ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Little green INTER : TIERNEY SUTTON ALBUM : AFTER BLUE NOTA:DUETO CON AL JERRAU DUR:5:44 TITULO : Serenity now INTER : TODD CLOUSER ALBUM : TODD CLOUSER'S A LOVE ELECTR NOTA: DUR:4:24 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Free INTER : MARCUS MILLER ALBUM : MARCUS NOTA:CON CORRINE BAILEY RAE DUR:4:50 TITULO : Day by day INTER : LORENZO TUCCI ALBUM : TOUCH NOTA:VOZ: ALICE RICCIARDI. DEL MUSICAL "GODSPELL" DUR:3:09 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : San Marco (Moderna) INTER : AL DI MEOLA ALBUM : CONSEQUENCE OF CHAOS NOTA: DUR:4:40 ******************************************************************************** CORTE ******************************************************************************** Music Minutes for Hour: 48:43 Page 7 ******************************************************************************** Jueves 05 Diciembre, 2013 HORIZONTE 3AM ******************************************************************************** TITULO : My favorite things INTER : ANDY SUMMERS ALBUM : STRINGS OF DESIRE NOTA:CON VICTOR BIGLIONE DUR:5:06 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : Vem INTER : MADREDEUS ALBUM : O ESPIRITO DA PAZ NOTA: DUR:3:10 TITULO : A night in Tunisia INTER : TWO FOR BRAZIL ALBUM : TAKE FIVE NOTA: DUR:4:38 ******************************************************************************** LOCUTOR ******************************************************************************** TITULO : April come she will INTER : KARRIN ALLYSON ALBUM : 'ROUND MIDNIGHT NOTA: DUR:3:09 TITULO : Luz de sol INTER : EUGENIO TOUSSAINT ALBUM : OINOS NOTA: DUR:5:49 ********************************************************************************
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