WBKE 89.5 FM, N MANCHESTER IN

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The 1st 2.5 years of my radio show, WBKE DJs & friends recorded segues for me to play between songs. During Jan Term 1996, I interned at Elgin IL’s WRMN 1410 AM. Brad Bohlin, 1 of the personalities at the time, had a voice that just resonated; so I asked him to record some segues. This last semester of my radio show was the most fun & went very quick. I really hated saying goodbye the weekend before finals. I asked if I could go on 1 last time the Saturday after finals, before graduation, but that was not a possibility.

SEGUES

This is the order in which I used the liners (on carts/8-track tapes) recorded by Keith Allison (KA; Manchester College friend) & Brad Bohlin (BB; WRMN personality in the mid 1990s) during Spring 1996 semester.

7p-8p

top of hour: “Saturday night’s & SEMCMS”

a: KA “requests” … Got a song you want to hear? Dial 982-5272 because a song remembers when on the Saturday Evening Mostly Country Music Show only on 89.5 FM WBKE!

b: BB “Dottie West, country sunshine”

bottom of hour: KA “legal WBKE ID”

c: KA “6 pack” … You’re smack dab in the middle of a Saturday Evening Mostly Country Music Show 6 pack right here on 89.5 FM WBKE.

d: BB “TG Sheppard, only 1 you”

8p-9p

top of hour: BB “legal WBKE ID & SEMCMS theme tag”

a: commercial-free WBKE

b: BB “Wynonna, no 1 else on earth”

bottom of hour: KA “legal WBKE ID”

c: KA “never know” … Keep your dial right here on 89.5 FM WBKE because you never know just what you might hear on the Saturday Evening Mostly Country Music Show.

d: BB “Billy Dean, trying to hide a fire in the dark”

9p-10p

top of hour: BB “legal WBKE ID” before newscast

a: BB “Barbara Mandrell, country when country wasn’t cool”

b: BB “requests”

bottom of hour: KA “legal WBKE ID”

c: BB “Rod Stewart, broken arrow”

COUNTDOWN ALERTS

These announcements were flashed on the college computer network blue screen as my final show approached, spring 1996.

week of 04/15/1996:
The countdown has begun. 4 Saturdays remain. On May 11, 1996, the “Saturday Evening Mostly Country Music Show” (7-10p) will end its 3-year run on 89.5 FM WBKE. Join host Cort Stevens as he finishes his career at MC, both on “SEMCMS” & “CD Showcase” (12-1p).

week of 04/22/1996:
& then there were 3 — 3 more weeks & 3 years of the “Saturday Evening Mostly Country Music Show” (7-10p, 89.5 FM WBKE) will come to an end. Join host Cort Stevens as he counts down to the end of his career at MC on “SEMCMS” & “CD Showcase” (Mondays & Fridays, 12-1p).

week of 04/29/1996:
2 to go. 2 more Saturdays. On May 11, the “Saturday Evening Mostly Country Music Show” (7-10p, 89.5 FM WBKE) will finish its 3-year run for the MC community. Join host Cort Stevens as he continues the countdown to the end of “SEMCMS” & “CD Showcase” (Mondays & Fridays, 12-1p).

week of 05/06/1996:
Only 1 more week. 1 more last chance for you to hear Cort Stevens on WBKE 89.5 FM. This Saturday, May 11, 1996, the “Saturday Evening Mostly Country Music Show” will air for the last time. Join Cort Stevens this week on “CD Showcase” (Monday & Friday, 12-1p) & then on “SEMCMS” (7-10p) as he finishes his MC career.

02/03/1996 PLAYLIST

7p-8p

SUZY BOGGUSS … drive south
CHARLEY MCCLAIN … who’s cheating who
COLLIN RAYE … my kind of girl
SHELLY WEST … flight 309 to tennessee
KT OSLIN … come next monday
ERIC CARMEN … make me lose control
BAILEE & THE BOYS … oh heart
JUICE NEWTON … love’s been a little bit hard on me
VINCE GILL … let’s do something
BILLY RAY CYRUS … achy break heart (requested by Brendan M)
FOSTER & LLOYD … crazy over you
REBA MCENTIRE … bobby (requested by Michelle, Brendan’s significant other)
RESTLESS HEART … jenny come back
ROD STEWART … the motown song

8p-9p

OAK RIDGE BOYS … fancy free
OAK RIDGE BOYS … gonna take a lot of river
JUDDS … why not me
JUDDS … let me tell you about love
GEORGE STRAIT … it ain’t cool to be crazy about you
GEORGE STRAIT … baby’s gotten good at goodbye
LEE GREENWOOD … ring on her finger, time on her hands
LEE GREENWOOD … didn’t we
RICHARD MARX … endless summer nights
RICHARD MARX … hazard
DAN SEALS … 3 time loser
DAN SEALS … heartache just around the bend
BARBARA MANDRELL … that’s what friends are for
BARBARA MANDRELL … best of strangers
JOHN CONLEE … rose colored glasses
JOHN CONLEE … in my eyes

9p-10p

JOHNNY LEE & LANE BRODY … yellow rose of texas
SAWYER BROWN … heart don’t fall now
SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO … midnight girl sunset town
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … what i’d say
EDDY RAVEN … should’ve been gone by now
BONNIE RAITT … something to talk about
JOHN SCHNEIDER … love you ain’t seen the last of me
GARTH BROOKS … the thunder rolls (requested by Jonathan B, brother of Kevin B)
MICHAEL JOHNSON … gotta learn to live without you
SHENANDOAH … 2 dozen roses
CRYSTAL GAYLE … hello i love you
AMY GRANT … you’re not alone
DOUG STONE … i thought it was you
TANYA TUCKER … delta dawn
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

02/10/1996 PLAYLIST

before basketball game

T GRAHAM BROWN … brilliant conversationalist
PATTY LOVELACE … you will
REO SPEEDWAGON … can’t fight this feeling
DOLLY PARTON … think about love
CONWAY TWITTY … saturday night special

after basketball game

BROOKS & DUNN … brand new man
MARTINA MCBRIDE … my baby loves me
BILLY DEAN … somewhere in my broken heart
ROSANNE CASH … the way we make a broken heart
SKIP EWING … your memory wins again
JOURNEY … faithfully
EXILE … the girl can’t help it
SYLVIA … snapshot
TOBY KEITH … wish i didn’t know now
REBA MCENTIRE … what am i gonna do about you
SOUTHERN PACIFIC … thing about you (with Emmylou Harris)
CARLENE CARTER … come on back
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

02/17/1996 PLAYLIST

7p-8p

MARY CHAPIN-CARPENTER … take my chances
LARRY GATLIN … hold me closer
SAMMY KERSHAW … 3rd rate romance
HOLLY DUNN … love someone like me
GUS HARDIN … loving you hurts
GLEN CAMPBELL … rhinestone cowboy
MARC COHEN … walking in memphis
JANIE FRICKE … somebody else’s fire
STATLER BROTHERS … flowers on the wall
RAY STEVENS … mississippi squirrel revival
FORESTER SISTERS … letters home
OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN … hopelessly devoted to you
JOHNNY CASH … riders in the sky
MEL MCDANIEL … louisiana saturday night
KEITH WHITLEY … miami my amy

8p-9p

ALABAMA … if i had you
ALABAMA … i’m in a hurry
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … too many times (with Anita Pointer)
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … holding her & loving you
EDDIE RABBITT … gone too far (during which Martha B called in to say the show sounded great!)
EDDIE RABBITT .. i don’t worry about you
GARY MORRIS … lasso the moon
GARY MORRIS … another world (with Crystal Gayle)
MICHAEL BOLTON … how am i supposed to live without you
MICHAEL BOLTON … missing you now
RESTLESS HEART … restless heart
RESTLESS HEART … why does it have to be wrong or right
HANK WILLIAMS JR … major moves
HANK WILLIAMS JR … i’m for love
KENNY ROGERS … scarlet fever
KENNY ROGERS … islands in the stream (with Dolly Parton)

9p-10p

GEORGE JONES … the corvette song
MARIE OSMOND … i only wanted you
JOHNNY LEE … looking for love
WYNONNA … i saw the light
RONNIE MCDOWELL … i dream of women like you
KATHY MATTEA … love at the 5 & dime
CHICAGO … what kind of man would i be
MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHY … carolina in the pines
DOTTIE WEST … lesson in leaving
TG SHEPPARD … slow burn
TRISHA YEARWOOD … you say you will
RONNIE MILSAP … a woman in love
LORETTA LYNN … coal miner’s daughter
WILLIE NELSON … highwaymen
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

02/24/1996 PLAYLIST

before basketball game

DON WILLIAMS … tulsa time
BELLAMY BROTHERS … rebels without a clue
JOHN ANDERSON … straight tequila night
CLINT BLACK … tuckered out

after basketball game

LITTLE TEXAS … 1st time for everything (MC’s 1st ever loss in ICAC tournament, 70-60 to Rose-Hulman)
LITTLE TEXAS … what might’ve been
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … stand a little rain
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … i’ve been looking
LORETTA LYNN & CONWAY TWITTY … louisiana woman, mississippi man
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

03/02/1996 PLAYLIST

before basketball game

JOHN ANDERSON … swingin’
BELLAMY BROTHERS … forget about me
ALABAMA … the closer you get

after basketball game

CHARLIE DANIELS … simple man
RONNIE MILSAP … pure love
RONNIE MILSAP … don’t you know how much i love you
SHENANDOAH … next to you, next to me
ROXETTE … listen to your heart
ROXETTE … fading like a flower
MARIE OSMOND … baby’s blue eyes
CW MCCALL … convoy
FOSTER & LLOYD … crazy over you
LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROTHERS … houston
EDDY RAVEN … you should’ve been gone by now
DOLLY PARTON … 9 to 5
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

03/09/1996 PLAYLIST

Arrived today: Joel Whitburn’s ‘Top Country Singles 1944-1993’

7p-8p

LACY J DALTON … black coffee
JERRY REED … she got the goldmine
KT OSLIN … come next monday
OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN … hopelessly devoted to you
RICKY VAN SHELTON … living proof
PATRICK SUAZY … she’s like the wind
WAYLON JENNINGS … dukes of hazzard theme
MEL MCDANIEL … baby’s got her blue jeans on
REBA MCENTIRE … somebody should leave
COLLIN RAYE … little rock
JOEL SONNIER … tear-stained letter
SUZY BOGGUSS … letting go
CW MCCALL … convoy
HEART … will you be there

8p-9p

DAN SEALS … i will be there
DAN SEALS … addicted
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … honor bound [ETC: 16 straight #1s, 2nd only to Alabama, 21]
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … love don’t care whose heart it breaks
TRISHA YEARWOOD … wrong side of memphis
TRISHA YEARWOOD … a song remembers when
RICHARD MARX … endless summer nights
RICHARD MARX … hazard
KEN MEDEEMA … flying upside down
KEN MEDEEMA … just 1 dance
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … modern day romance
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … fishing in the dark
BARBARA MANDRELL … after the loving
BARBARA MANDRELL … wish you were here
LEE GREENWOOD … she’s lying
LEE GREENWOOD … touch & go crazy

9p-10p

TERRI GIBBS … somebody’s knocking
KATHY MATTEA … where’ve you been
T GRAHAM BROWN … i tell it like it used to be
VINCE GILL … somebody’s sweetheart
HOLLY DUNN … only when i love
GLEN CAMPBELL … country boy
FORESTER SISTERS … when you’re in love
CHICAGO … i don’t want to live without your love
DOTTIE WEST … lesson in leaving [debuted 02/09/1980, #1 country & #73 Billboard Hot 100]
JOHNNY CASH … folsom prison blues
SYLVIA … nobody [debuted 06/05/1982, 24 weeks on the country charts, #1; #15 Billboard Hot 100]
GEORGE JONES … why baby why
JOHN ANDERSON … straight tequila night (requested by Keith A & Kelly)
ALABAMA … love in the 1st degree [debuted 10/24/1981, 16 weeks on the country charts, #1; #15 Billboard Hot 100]
ROSANNE CASH … i don’t know why you don’t want me [debuted 06/01/1985, 24 weeks, #1 country]
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

03/30/1996 PLAYLIST

7p-8p

BAILEE & THE BOYS … wilder days
EDDIE RABBITT … driving my live away [debuted January 1980, 15 weeks on the country charts, #1]
MICHAEL JOHNSON … it’s only over for you
DOLLY PARTON … don’t call it love
CONWAY TWITTY … i wish i was still in your dreams
ALABAMA … loving you is killing me
AMY GRANT … you’re not alone
SKIP EWING … your memory wins again
ROSANNE CASH … runaway train
KEITH WHITLEY … miami, my amy
JOHN SCHNEIDER … it’s a short work from heaven to hell {Bo Duke} [debuted April 1985, 20 weeks on the country charts, #10]
MARIE OSMOND … lonely as the night is long
BILLY DEAN … you don’t count the cost (requested by Amy R for Erika E)
ROD STEWART … the motown song

8p-9p

GARY MORRIS … i’ll never stop loving you [debuted August 1985, 23 weeks on the country charts, #1]
GARY MORRIS … you’re welcome to tonight (with Lynn Anderson)
KENNY ROGERS … love will turn you around [debuted July 1982, 16 weeks on the country charts, #1; #13 Billboard Hot 100]
KENNY ROGERS … buried treasure
LITTLE TEXAS … i’d rather miss you
LITTLE TEXAS … what might’ve been
REBA MCENTIRE … can’t even get the blues [debuted October 1982, 22 weeks on the country charts, #1]
REBA MCENTIRE … is there life out there [debuted January 1992, 20 weeks on the country charts, 2 weeks at #1]
MICHAEL BOLTON … how am i supposed to live without you
MICHAEL BOLTON … steel bars
RESTLESS HEART … wheels [debuted October 1987, 23 weeks on the country charts, #1]
RESTLESS HEART … big dreams in a small town
HANK WILLIAMS JR … attitude adjustment
HANK WILLIAMS JR … this ain’t dallas
EXILE … give me 1 more chance [debuted August 1984, 26 weeks on the country charts, #1]
EXILE … i can’t get close enough [debuted October 1987, 22 weeks on the country charts, #1]

9p-10p

JOHN ANDERSON … black sheep
JOHNNY LEE … cherokee fiddle
RONNIE MCDOWELL … older women [debuted January 1981, 16 weeks on the country charts, #1]
THE KENDALLS … heaven’s just a sin away [debuted August 1977, 20 weeks on the country charts, 4 weeks at #1]
MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHY … love affairs
SAWYER BROWN … step that step [debuted February 1985, 21 weeks on the country charts, #1]
JANIE FRICKE … i’ll need someone to hold me
SHENANDOAH … see if i care
TG SHEPPARD … war is hell [debuted September 1982, 19 weeks on the country charts, #1]
REO SPEEDWAGON … time for me to fly
JUICE NEWTON … heart of the night
OAK RIDGE BOYS … i guess it never hurts to hurt sometimes
MARK CHESTNUTT … i’ll think of something [debuted January 1992, 20 weeks on the country charts, #1]
LEE ROY PARNELL … what kind of fool do you think i am
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

04/13/1996 PLAYLIST

7p-8p

BELLAMY BROTHERS … feelin’ the feeling
MARY CHAPIN-CARPENTER … the bug
BROOKS & DUNN … boot scooting’ boogie [debuted May 1992, spent 20 weeks on the country charts, 4 weeks at #1]
KENNY ROGERS & KIM CARNES … don’t fall in love with a dreamer
CARLENE CARTER … i fell in love
TOBY KEITH … he ain’t worth missing
PAULA ABDUL … opposites attract
ALAN JACKSON … dallas
LORRIE MORGAN … dear me
GEORGE STRAIT … nobody in his right mind would’ve left her [debuted May 1986, 22 weeks on the country charts, #1]
RESTLESS HEART … ’til i loved you
WYNONNA … no one else on earth [debuted August 1992, spent 20 weeks on the country charts, 4 weeks at #1]
GARTH BROOKS … the thunder rolls [debuted May 1991, spent 20 weeks on the country charts, 2 weeks at #1]
CHARLIE RICH … the most beautiful girl [debuted September 1973, 18 weeks on the country charts, 3 weeks at #1]
ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL … boom it was over

8p-9p

ALABAMA … song of the south
ALABAMA … when we make love
JOHN CONLEE … common man
JOHN CONLEE … the old school
RONNIE MILSAP … it was almost like a song [debuted May 1977, 18 weeks on the country charts, 3 weeks at #1]
RONNIE MILSAP … inside
JUDDS … maybe your baby’s got the blues
JUDDS … give a little love
ROXETTE … listen to your heart
ROXETTE … spending my time
OAK RIDGE BOYS … gonna take a lot of river
OAK RIDGE BOYS … lucky moon
LEE GREENWOOD … it turns me inside out [debut single in 1981]
LEE GREENWOOD … hearts aren’t made to break [his 6th #1, 1986]
GARY MORRIS … baby bye bye
GARY MORRIS … don’t look back

9p-10p

MARTINA MCBRIDE … life #9
BILLY RAY CYRUS … some gave all
MELISSA MANCHESTER … you should hear how she talks about you
MICKEY GILLEY … full grown fool
FORESTER SISTERS … leave it alone
EDDY RAVEN … right hand man
CONWAY TWITTY … house on old lonesome road
MARIE OSMOND … everybody’s crazy about my baby
THE KENDALLS … heaven’s just a sin away [debuted August 1977, 20 weeks on the country charts, 4 weeks at #1]
VINCE GILL … cinderella
ROSANNE CASH … 7 year ache
FOSTER & LLOYD … what do you want from me this time
JANIE FRICKE … he’s a heartache
JOHNNY LEE … bet your heart on me
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

04/20/1996 PLAYLIST

7p-8p

COLLIN RAYE … my kind of girl
EXILE … she’s a miracle
SAWYER BROWN … out goin’ cattin’ (with Oak Ridge Boys)
CRYSTAL GAYLE … talking in your sleep [debuted June 1978, 16 weeks on the country charts, 2 at #1]
OAK RIDGE BOYS … beautiful you
RONNIE MILSAP & MIKE REID … old folks
ROD STEWART … rhythm of my heart
JOHN ANDERSON … when it comes to you
REBA MCENTIRE … 1 promise too late
SHENANDOAH … mama knows
JOEL SONNIER … no more 1 more time
BELLAMY BROTHERS & FORESTER SISTERS … too much is not enough [debuted September 1986, 20 weeks on the country charts, #1]
JUDDS … girls night out
GEORGE STRAIT … ocean front property
SYLVIA … drifter

8p-9p

DAN SEALS … everything that glitters is not gold
DAN SEALS … they rage on
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … dance little jean
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … home again in my heart
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … i can’t win for losing you
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … i have loved you girl but not like this before
BARBARA MANDRELL … hold me
BARBARA MANDRELL … crackers
MICHAEL BOLTON … when i’m back on my feet again
MICHAEL BOLTON … time love & tenderness
RESTLESS HEART … she’s coming home
RESTLESS HEART … calm before the storm
EDDIE RABBITT … you can’t run from love
EDDIE RABBITT … he’s a cheater
KENNY ROGERS & RONNIE MILSAP … make no mistake, she’s mine
KENNY ROGERS … you were a good friend

9p-10p

T GRAHAM BROWN … darlene [debuted July 1988, 21 weeks on the country charts, #1]
BAILEE & THE BOYS … i can’t turn the tide
MICHAEL JOHNSON … ponies
STATLER BROTHERS … bed of roses
SHANIA TWAIN … if you’re not in it for love i’m outta here
JOHN CONLEE … i’m only in it for the love [debuted June 1983, 20 weeks on the country charts, #1]
MEL MCDANIEL … big ole brew
JOHN SCHNEIDER … country girls
AMY GRANT … hope set high
DOLLY PARTON & KENNY ROGERS … real love
RONNIE MCDOWELL … personally
JUICE NEWTON … heart of the night
MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHY … what she wants
HOLLY DUNN … there goes my heart
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road
[bonus tracks, since “Fox & Hound” arrive late:
SHANIA TWAIN … you win my love
MICHAEL BOLTON … how can we be lovers]

04/27/1996 PLAYLIST

(Joy, my sister, here for Regional Youth Conference)

7p-8p

BELLAMY BROTHERS … strong weakness
FOSTER & LLOYD … turn around
FORESTER SISTERS … sincerely
EDDY RAVEN … operator, operator
T GRAHAM BROWN … hell & high water
KENNY ROGERS … she believes in me [debuted 04/21/1979, spent 16 weeks on the country charts, 2 at #1]
BONNIE RAITT … something to talk about
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … once in a blue moon
REBA MCENTIRE … only in my mind
RONNIE MILSAP … stand by my woman man [debuted July 1976, spent 14 weeks on the country charts, 2 at #1]
VINCE GILL … the radio
BAILEE & THE BOYS … heart of stone
RESTLESS HEART … say what’s in your heart
JANIE FRICKE … do me with love

8p-9p

JOHN CONLEE … friday night blues
JOHN CONLEE … as long as i’m rocking with you
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … fire in the sky
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … working man nowhere to go {my situation with graduation coming}
JUDDS … love can build a bridge
JUDDS … love is alive
LEE GREENWOOD … going going gone
LEE GREENWOOD … don’t underestimate my love for you
RICHARD MARX … endless summer nights (requested by Susan B for Courtney & Andrea)
RICHARD MARX … take this heart
MARIE OSMOND … sweet life (with Paul Davis)
MARIE OSMOND … making magic
DAN SEALS … my baby’s got good timing
DAN SEALS … long long island nights
GARY MORRIS … 100% chance of rain
GARY MORRIS … making up for lost time (with Crystal Gayle: on TV series “Dallas” as “Dallas Lover’s Song”)

9p-10p

OAK RIDGE BOYS … ozark mountain jubilee
TG SHEPPARD … smooth sailing
BARBARA MANDRELL … years
EXILE … super love
SOUTHERN PACIFIC … midnight highway
CRYSTAL GAYLE … too good to throw away
CONWAY TWITTY … fit to be tied down
EDDIE RABBITT … nothing like falling in love
KT OSLIN … do ya
JOHN SCHNEIDER … take the long way home
KEITH WHITLEY … on the other hand
HANK WILLIAMS JR … ain’t misbehaving
CHARLY MCCLAIN … radio heart (requested by my sister, Joy)
JOHNNY LEE … hey bartender
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road

05/04/1996 PLAYLIST

7p-8p

BROOKS & DUNN … brand new man [debuted June 1991, spent 20 weeks on the country charts, 2 at #1]
MARIE OSMOND … cry just a little
MICHAEL JOHNSON … give me wings
EDDY RAVEN … till you cry
JOHNNY CASH … 1 piece at a time [debuted April 1976, spent 16 weeks on the country charts, 2 at #1]
CRYSTAL GAYLE … someday soon
ROD STEWART … broken arrow
LORRIE MORGAN … train wreck of emotion
EDDIE RABBITT … you put the beat in my heart
DOUG STONE … jukebox with a country song
JUDDS … mama he’s crazy
TANYA TUCKER … delta dawn
DAN SEALS … my old yellow car
SHENANDOAH … she doesn’t cry anymore

8p-9p

KENNY ROGERS … daytime friends & nighttime lovers
KENNY ROGERS … morning desire
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … mr bojangles
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … down that road tonight
LEE GREENWOOD … i o u
LEE GREENWOOD … morning ride
BARBARA MANDRELL … love is thin ice
BARBARA MANDRELL … there’s no love in tennessee
MICHAEL BOLTON … soul provider
MICHAEL BOLTON … steel bars
EXILE … i don’t want to be a memory
EXILE … as long as i have your memory
GEORGE STRAIT … it ain’t cool to be crazy about you
GEORGE STRAIT … baby’s gotten good at goodbye
HOLLY DUNN & MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHY … face in the crowd
CRYSTAL GAYLE & GARY MORRIS … another world
[above 2 = soap opera double play, in honor of this week’s JDS saying]

9p-10p

WYNONNA … no 1 else on earth
MEL MCDANIEL … louisiana saturday night
ALAN JACKSON … midnight in montgomery
PATTY LOVELACE … how can i help you say goodbye (requested by Heather R)
SKIP EWING … gospel according to luke
JOHN CONLEE … domestic life
BILLY RAY CYRUS … it could’ve been me
JOEL SONNIER … no more 1 more time
T GRAHAM BROWN … she couldn’t love me anymore
MARTINA MCBRIDE … my baby loves me
GARTH BROOKS … new way to fly
VINCE GILL … cinderella
ALABAMA … angels among us
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road
[bonus track, Greg W of “Fox & Hound” show was late: PAULA ABDUL … cold hearted snake]

05/11/1996 PLAYLIST

(FINAL SHOW: Mom, Dad, Sister, Heather R & Amy R in studio)

7p-8p

ALABAMA … song of the south [#1 in 1989] (1st song I played on my 1st show, Fall 1993)
JOHN CONLEE … years after you [2 weeks at #2 in 1985]
KATHY MATTEA … where’ve you been (for Mom)
NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND … fishing in the dark (for Dad)
GLEN CAMPBELL … still within the sound of my voice
REBA MCENTIRE … little rock
LAURA BRANIGAN … gloria
LACY J DALTON … black coffee (for Joy)
JOHN SCHNEIDER … love you ain’t seen the last of me
MELISSA MANCHESTER … don’t cry out loud
FOSTER & LLOYD … sure thing
SYLVIA … nobody [#1 in 1982]
JERRY REED … she got the goldmine [2 weeks at #1 in 1982]
WYNONNA … no 1 else on earth [4 weeks at #1 in 1992] (requested by Amy R)

8p-9p

LITTLE TEXAS … what were you thinking
LITTLE TEXAS … what might’ve been (for Heather R)
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … angel in disguise [#1 in 1984]
EARL THOMAS CONLEY … what i’d say [#1 in 1989]
RESTLESS HEART … why does it have to be [#1 in 1987]
RESTLESS HEART … big dreams in a small town
ROSANNE CASH … 7 year ache [#1 in 1981]
ROSANNE CASH … runaway train [#1 in 1988]
ROXETTE … listen to your heart
ROXETTE … things will never be the same
RONNIE MILSAP … what a difference you’ve made in my life [#1 in 1978]
RONNIE MILSAP … i wouldn’t have missed it for the world [#1 in 1982]
TRISHA YEARWOOD … wrong side of memphis
TRISHA YEARWOOD … a song remembers when
WAYLON JENNINGS … ain’t living long like this [#1 in 1980]
WAYLON JENNINGS … dukes of hazzard [#1 in 1980]

9p-10p

TERRI GIBBS … somebody’s knockin’
CW MCCALL … convoy [6 weeks at #1 in 1975; also Billboard Hot 100 #1]
DAVID FRIZZELL … gonna hire a wino to decorate our home [#1 in 1982]
OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN … physical
CHICAGO … look away
LEE GREENWOOD … fool’s gold
JOURNEY … open arms
EDDY RAVEN … should’ve been gone by now
MARTINA MCBRIDE … independence day
DAN SEALS … addicted [#1 in 1988]
BARBARA MANDRELL … there’s no love in tennessee
GEORGE JONES … who’s gonna fill their shoes
AMY GRANT … i will remember you
ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL … boom it was over
PATTY LOVELACE … how can i help you say goodbye
ANDY & TERRY MURRAY … treasures for the road
[bonus tracks because “Fox & The Hound”, Greg W & Michael M, late:
HALL & OATES … maneater
BELINDA CARLISLE … heaven is a place on earth
TERENCE TRENT D’ARBY … wishing well]