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Schedule Quickprint TKRN-FM Schedule QuickPrint TKRN-FM 8/13/2019 10A through 8/13/2019 2PM s: AirTime s: Runtime Schedule: Description 10:00:00a 00:00 Tuesday, August 13, 2019 10A 10:00:00a 03:22 NIGHT FEVER / BEE GEES 10:03:22a 05:17 LEVON / ELTON JOHN 10:08:39a 03:25 YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE LIKE MINE / LOU RAWLS 10:12:04a 03:36 RIDE CAPTAIN RIDE / BLUES IMAGE 10:15:40a 03:41 GOOD TIMES ROLL / CARS 10:19:21a 03:45 MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO GEORGIA / GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS 10:23:06a 02:57 IMAGINE / JOHN LENNON 10:26:03a 03:52 CRY ME A RIVER (LIVE) / JOE COCKER 10:29:59a 03:30 STOP-SET 10:36:45a 05:08 ON BROADWAY / GEORGE BENSON 10:41:53a 03:19 CRUEL TO BE KIND / NICK LOWE 10:45:12a 03:30 SWEET HOME ALABAMA / LYNYRD SKYNYRD 10:48:42a 03:29 WILD NIGHT / VAN MORRISON 10:52:11a 03:30 STOP-SET 11:00:00a 00:00 Tuesday, August 13, 2019 11A 11:00:00a 03:47 CUPID / I'VE LOVED YOU FOR A LONG TIME / SPINNERS 11:03:47a 04:04 NO ONE IS TO BLAME / HOWARD JONES 11:07:51a 03:28 SWEET DREAMS (ARE MADE OF THIS) / EURHYTHMICS 11:11:19a 03:33 YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME / BON JOVI 11:14:52a 03:35 ROCK WITH YOU / MICHAEL JACKSON 11:18:27a 03:52 IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME / CHER 11:22:19a 03:19 STEAL AWAY / ROBBIE DUPREE 11:25:38a 03:00 NEED YOU TONIGHT / INXS 11:28:42a 03:30 STOP-SET 11:35:26a 04:13 DON'T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME) / SIMPLE MINDS 11:39:39a 03:47 BORDERLINE / MADONNA 11:43:26a 03:27 KOKOMO / BEACH BOYS 11:46:53a 05:21 SEPERATE WAYS (WORLDS APART) / JOURNEY 11:52:14a 03:30 STOP-SET 12:00:00p 00:00 Tuesday, August 13, 2019 12P 12:00:00p 04:24 YOUNG TURKS / ROD STEWART 12:04:24p 04:10 PEACEFUL EASY FEELING / EAGLES 12:08:34p 04:30 BROKEN WINGS / MR. MISTER 12:13:04p 04:00 DON'T BRING ME DOWN / ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA 12:17:04p 03:26 I WANT A NEW DRUG (SINGLE) / HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 12:20:30p 03:06 GET DOWN TONIGHT / K.C. & THE SUNSHINE BAND 12:23:36p 02:56 I'M STILL STANDING / ELTON JOHN 12:26:32p 03:20 BRICK HOUSE / COMMODORES 12:29:56p 03:30 STOP-SET 12:36:38p 03:26 DANGER ZONE / KENNY LOGGINS 12:40:04p 05:02 LOWDOWN / BOZ SCAGGS 12:45:06p 04:00 YOU MAY BE RIGHT / BILLY JOEL 12:49:06p 02:32 YOU ARE THE WOMAN / FIREFALL 12:51:38p 03:30 STOP-SET 01:00:00p 00:00 Tuesday, August 13, 2019 1PM 01:00:00p 03:40 KISS ON MY LIST / HALL & OATES 8/8/2019 1:57:20 PM Page: 1 Schedule QuickPrint TKRN-FM 8/13/2019 10A through 8/13/2019 2PM s: AirTime s: Runtime Schedule: Description 01:03:40p 03:37 MY BEST FRIEND'S GIRL / CARS 01:07:17p 03:44 AMERICAN WOMAN / GUESS WHO 01:11:01p 03:18 FIRE / POINTER SISTERS 01:14:19p 03:40 LOVE IS ALIVE / GARY WRIGHT 01:17:59p 03:25 50 WAYS TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER / PAUL SIMON 01:21:24p 03:44 CAT'S IN THE CRADLE / HARRY CHAPIN 01:25:13p 03:30 STOP-SET 01:31:57p 02:48 HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT / PAT BENATAR 01:34:45p 03:30 SWEET HOME ALABAMA / LYNYRD SKYNYRD 01:38:15p 02:42 YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I WANT / JOHN TRAVOLTA & OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN 01:40:57p 04:11 YOU'RE SO VAIN / CARLY SIMON 01:45:08p 02:58 ROCK N' ME / STEVE MILLER BAND 01:48:06p 03:59 EVIL WAYS (FULL) / SANTANA 01:52:05p 03:30 STOP-SET 02:00:00p 00:00 Tuesday, August 13, 2019 2PM 02:00:00p 03:11 CHINA GROVE / DOOBIE BROTHERS 02:03:11p 03:17 ROCKIN' DOWN THE HIGHWAY / DOOBIE BROTHERS 02:06:28p 03:09 JOY TO THE WORLD / THREE DOG NIGHT 02:09:37p 02:59 FAMILY OF MAN / THREE DOG NIGHT 02:12:36p 04:17 I JUST CALLED TO SAY I LOVE YOU / STEVIE WONDER 02:16:53p 03:37 PART-TIME LOVER / STEVIE WONDER 02:20:30p 02:40 THE LOCO-MOTION / GRAND FUNK RAILROAD 02:23:10p 02:49 BAD TIME / GRAND FUNK RAILROAD 02:26:07p 03:30 STOP-SET 02:32:51p 02:28 LOOKIN' OUT MY BACK DOOR / CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL 02:35:19p 02:19 WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN / CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL 02:37:38p 03:59 EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD / TEARS FOR FEARS 02:41:37p 04:09 HEAD OVER HEELS / TEARS FOR FEARS 02:45:46p 03:27 YOU MAKE LOVIN' FUN / FLEETWOOD MAC 02:49:13p 02:57 OVER MY HEAD (SINGLE) / FLEETWOOD MAC 02:52:10p 03:30 STOP-SET 8/8/2019 1:57:20 PM Page: 2.
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