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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)Ory's Creole Trombone 0033104-001 03:59:0 Artist - Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz 00:07:16-E (:00)Wolverine Blues 0033111-001 04:16:0 Artist - Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz 00:11:32-E (:00)PARADE OF THE SANDWICH-BOARD MEN 0014213-001 02:53:0 Artist - BILLY MAYERL 00:14:25-E (:00)Little Joe from Chicago 0013316-001 02:48:7 Artist - Andy Kirk and 12 Clouds of Joy 00:17:14-E (:00)SOMETHING TELLS ME THAT ONE IS YOU 0011422-001 02:44:2 Artist - ABE LYMAN'S CALIF ORCH 00:19:59-E (:00)Yellow Bird 0046205-001 02:41:0 Artist - MILLS BROTHERS 00:22:40-E (:00)LYONIA 0047911-001 02:51:0 Artist - TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC 00:25:31-E (:00)Blue Tail Fly 0053502-001 02:04:0 Artist - BURL IVES 00:27:35-E (:00)Secret Love 0062616-001 02:32:0 Artist - 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DUKE ELLINGTON ORCH 01:03:22-E (:00)SITTIN' BULL - SHINE 0114407-001 03:05:2 Artist - Pinky Tomlin 01:06:28-E (:00)MY HEART AND I 0117202-001 02:44:6 Artist - BOB TERRY AND HIS ORCHESTRA 01:09:12-E (:00)I GOT RHYTHM 0117923-001 02:41:6 Artist - KATE SMITH w BEN SELVIN ORCH 01:11:54-E (:00)I Knew I’d Fall In Love Tonight 0114829-001 03:16:5 Artist - Mitchell Ayres Orch v Buddy Clark 01:15:11-E (:00)MOONSHINE BLUES 0017416-001 03:12:9 Artist - Bessie Smith 01:18:24-E (:00)MY CONFESSION 0018312-001 02:56:6 Artist - Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys 01:21:20-E (:00)I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY 0041806-001 03:08:2 Artist - THE CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS v RED MCKENZIE 01:24:29-E (:00)BUMBLE BOOGIE 0079116-001 02:10:9 Artist - BEE BUMBLE AND THE STINGERS 01:26:40-E (:00)BYE AND BYE 0120606-001 03:47:5 Artist - Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band 01:30:27-E (:00)MY LOVE FOR YOU 0125312-001 02:28:6 Artist - RAY BLOCH ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS 01:32:56-E (:00)HONEY 0127112-001 02:49:3 Artist - Dinah Shore 01:35:45-E (:00)WHEN YOU LEAVE ME ALONE TO PINE 0129225-001 04:58:4 Artist - BLACK SWAN CLASSIC JAZZ BAND 01:40:44-E (:00)ROSALIE 0136908-001 03:46:7 Artist - JIMNMY RUSHING ORCH 01:44:31-E (:00)MY DEAR (1907) 0142523-001 02:42:1 Artist - HARRY MACDONOUGH with orchestra 01:47:13-E (:00)OLD PAL WHY DON'T YOU ANSWER ME (1920) 0144409-001 02:58:7 Artist - HENRY BURR 01:50:12-E (:00)WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME (1920) 0144107-001 02:43:9 Artist - TED LEWIS JAZZ BAND 01:52:56-E (:00)A FELLOW ON A FURLOUGH 0151211-001 02:38:8 Artist - MARK WARNOW ORCH v THE HIT PARADERSNZIE 01:55:35-E (:00)CHARLESTON 0155209-001 01:53:5 Artist - PETE KELLEY'S BIG SEVEN 01:57:28-E (:00)FLAG THAT TRAIN (TO ALABAM') (1925) 0160917-001 03:09:3 Artist - FRED HAMM 05.TXT[8/30/2021 4:07:54 PM] AND HIS ORCH 02:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 02:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 02:00:00-E (:00)THANK YOU 0367001-001 00:07:4 Artist - DB 02:00:08-E (:00)CASA LOMA STOMP 0010116-001 02:29:3 Artist - JIMMIE GREER 02:02:37-E (:00)How Long Has This Been Going On 0024614-001 04:54:0 Artist - June Christy 02:07:31-E (:00)LUCKY ME - LOVABLE YOU 0007920-001 03:10:3 Artist - TED WALLACE AND HIS CAMPUS BOYS RSNZIE 02:10:41-E (:00)She's Got You 0043005-001 02:57:0 Artist - PATSY CLINE 02:13:39-E (:00)ROSES IN DECEMBER 0052903-001 02:28:0 Artist - BENNY GOODMAN TRIO 02:16:07-E (:00)Twinklin' 0013315-001 03:09:0 Artist - Andy Kirk and 12 Clouds of Joy 02:19:16-E (:00)I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU 0050707-001 02:43:0 Artist - JEFF CHANDLER 02:21:59-E (:00)I LIKE MOUNTAIN MUSIC 0062413-001 02:38:0 Artist - COUNTRY GENTLEMEN 02:24:37-E (:00)Something To Remember You By 0068805-001 02:54:0 Artist - Vera Lynn 02:27:31-E (:00)hollywood babysitter 0098210-001 03:01:8 Artist - eddie brandt 02:30:33-E (:00)Jamboree Jones 0077004-001 02:43:0 Artist - Spike Jones and His City SlickersSNZIE 02:33:16-E (:00)A ROOM WITH A VIEW 1938 0164503-001 03:14:3 Artist - RUSS MORGAN AND HIS ORCH v MERT CURLINE 02:36:30-E (:00)THE WORLD YOU LEFT BEHIND 0050106-001 02:17:8 Artist - Jim Reeves 02:38:48-E (:00)CALYPSO ITALIANO 0071917-001 02:31:7 Artist - MARGOT ESKINS AND SILVA FRANCESCOURLINE 02:41:20-E (:00)I Want To Be Bad 1929 0163968-001 02:32:9 Artist - Piccadilly Players dir Al Starita v Edd Collis 02:43:53-E (:00)One Morning In May 1934 0163794-001 02:56:0 Artist - Roy Fox and his band v Denny Dennis Edd Collis 02:46:49-E (:00)Little Man You've Had A Busy Day 1934 0163513-001 03:17:0 Artist - Casani Club orch v Dawn Davis 02:50:06-E (:00)Latin Medley 1936 0163206-001 02:50:4 Artist - Mantovani and his Tipica Orchestra Edd Collis 02:52:57-E (:00)WEARY BLUES 0171985-001 02:46:1 Artist - RAY MILLER ORCH 02:55:43-E (:00)ON THE ATCHISON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE 1945 0174510-001 02:52:0 Artist - TOMMY DORSEY v SENTIMENTALISTS 03:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 03:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 03:00:00-E (:00)LISTENER SUPPORTED 0999956-001 00:22:0 Artist - DB 03:00:22-E (:00)In The Mood 0014716-001 03:46:3 Artist - Billy Vaughn HO 03:04:08-E (:00)I'LL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE WITH YOU 0009320-001 02:56:9 Artist - FOUR ACES 03:07:05-E (:00)Copenhagen 0047420-001 03:24:0 Artist - Ted Shafer's Jelly Roll Jazz Banda Edd Collis 03:10:30-E (:00)Fit As A Fiddle 0064306-001 02:21:0 Artist - The Three Suns 03:12:51-E (:00)No Beer Today 0071312-001 03:03:0 Artist - FRANKIE YANKOVIC 03:15:54-E (:00)Blue Orchids 0074604-001 03:13:0 Artist - LOUISE TOBIN w BENNY GOODMAN & HIS ORCH Collis 03:19:07-E (:00)I'M WAITING FOR SHIPS THAT NEVER COME IN 0091015-001 02:53:3 Artist - IAN WHITCOMB 03:22:00-E (:00)I'M GONNA LOCK MY HEART 0115814-001 02:12:5 Artist - DICK JUGENS ORCH v RONNIE KEMPER 03:24:13-E (:00)YOU'RE GETTING TO BE HABIT WITH ME 0038108-001 02:50:0 Artist - BING CROSBY w GUY LOMBARDO ORCH 03:27:03-E (:00)FIRE IN MY HEART 0128826-001 02:19:6 Artist - Bob Ballard w/string band 03:29:23-E (:00)Alligator Hop 0038807-001 02:26:0 Artist - Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band 03:31:49-E (:00)Keep Sweeping The Cobwebs Off The Moon 1928 0139732-001 02:40:0 Artist - Ciro's Club Dance Band v Raymond Newell Collis 03:34:29-E (:00)I'M IN THE MARKET FOR YOU 0171305-001 02:56:5 Artist - HARRY JAMES AND HIS ORCH V DICK HAYMESl Collis 03:37:25-E (:00)You've Got Me Pickin' Petals Off O' Daisies Medley 1930 0171733-001 03:08:2 Artist - Rhythm Maniacs v Maurice Elwin 03:40:34-E (:00)LILLI BOOGIE 0129967-001 03:10:6 Artist - KURT EDELHAGEN ORCH 03:43:44-E (:00)TIC TI-TICI TO-TICI TA 0102247-001 02:43:1 Artist - LOU MONTE 03:46:28-E (:00)MOUNTAIN MAW 0022002-001 02:56:3 Artist - BOB ATCHER 03:49:24-E (:00)SORRENTO 1957 0181004-001 02:10:2 Artist - GAYLORDS 03:51:34-E (:00)SKYCOACH 1950 0182284-001 02:38:0 Artist - RAY ANTHONY 03:54:12-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 05.TXT[8/30/2021 4:07:54 PM] 04:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 04:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 04:00:00-E (:00)FOUNDED 0999960-001 00:28:1 Artist - DB 04:00:28-E (:00)THE BRITISH DANCE BANDS 139L 0320139-001 59:21:8 Artist - John Wright 05:00:00 TOP OF HOUR 05:00:00-E (:00)LEGAL ID 05:00:00-E (:00)THANK YOU 0999963-001 00:08:6 Artist - DB 05:00:09-E (:00)THE ORIGINAL JELLY ROLL BLUES 0166101-001 03:04:3 Artist - JELLY ROLL MORTON RED HOT PEPPERSAYMESl Collis 05:03:13-E (:00)Street of Dreams 0040307-001 02:12:0 Artist - Esquivel 05:05:25-E (:00)Yancey's bugle call 0017908-001 02:14:6 Artist - Carl Sonny Leyland 05:07:40-E (:00)That's What You Think 0070216-001 02:38:0 Artist - Red McKenzie and His Rhythm KingsAYMESl Collis 05:10:18-E (:00)My Buddy 0075122-001 02:17:0 Artist - HARMONYWORKS 05:12:35-E (:00)S GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME 0113110-001 02:28:3 Artist - LARRY CLINTON ORCH v BEA WAIN 05:15:03-E (:00)REHEARSIN' FOR A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN 0114911-001 03:38:2 Artist - JOHN KIRBY SEXTET 05:18:42-E (:00)LONESOME LITTLE DOLL 0091114-001 03:36:4 Artist - IAN WHITCOMB AND HIS DANCE BAND 05:22:18-E (:00)SUCH SWEET THUNDER 0052708-001 03:15:0 Artist - Duke Ellington 05:25:33-E (:00)PLEASE DON'T TALK ANOUT ME WHEN I'M GONE 0074805-001 02:03:0 Artist - Willie Nelson 05:27:36-E (:00)IT WAS THE DAWN OF LOVE 0136212-001 03:11:1 Artist - BING CROSBY w PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS ORCHCollis 05:30:48-E (:00)AT THE DEVIL'S BALL 0120502-001 05:11:9 Artist - Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band 05:36:00-E (:00)INTO EACH LIFE SOME RAIN MUST FALL 0141103-001 03:03:1 Artist - Ink Spots 05:39:03-E (:00)RIFFETTE 0144851-001 03:01:9 Artist - FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA 05:42:05-E (:00)DEEP PURPLE 0159003-001 03:17:4 Artist - HI-LO'S 05:45:22-E (:00)TANZ NOCH EINMAL 0160813-001 02:41:5 Artist - OSCAR JOOST UND SEIN TANZORCHESTERS ORCHCollis 05:48:04-E (:00)INDIAN SUMMER 1940 0058239-001 02:56:3 Artist - GERALDO AND HIS
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