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This is an actual Radio Broadcast from 1968 over WTIX Radio in New Orleans, Louisisana with Pop and Rock Music Radio show hosted by DJ John Reed. The broadcasts are uncut and unedited just like you would of heard them back in 1968. Here is the playlist of what you will hear in this broadcast.
1. "Soulful Strutt" (the end of) song by Young Holt Unltd. 2. WTIX...golden (jingle) 3. "Solitary Man" song by Neil Diamond 4. WTIX jingle 5. Van McCoy Strings plays song "Sweet And Easy" 6. Cree Emulsion cough medicine advertisement 7. Weather 8. WTIX New Orleans jingle 9. "Eleanor" song 10. Jackie Wilson sings "Night" 11. WTIX 12. "Cinnamon" song by Barry 13. WTIX 14. Diana Ross & The Supremes and The Temptations sing "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" 15. Steel can advertisement--great jingle 16. April and Nino sing "Deep Purple" 17. WTIX 18. Dionne Warwick song "Promises Promises" 19. WTIX plays more music... 20. "If I Could Dream" song by Elvis Presley 21. "Happy Holidays from the much more music station...WTIX" 22. "Green Onions" song ...doesn't really make you nice to be near (DJsays) Booker T.and The MG's 23. WTIX...golden jingle 24. WTIX news: 13 Lebanese aircraft destroyed; Pope Paul sends message about the Middle East raid; Israel defends their position; Discussion held hoping to release 3 Americans being held by Viet Cong; Longshoremen meet for discussions; 3 Shreveport people perish in car accident; People predict little progress in Vietnam in Paris talks; Oil refinery workers in Denver hold talks putting off walk-out; Sports includes Joe Namath news, also Oakland Raiders. 25. Columbia Homestead Assoc. advertisement 26. Weather 27. "California Dreamin'" song by unidentified soulful singer 28. WTIX (end of broadcast)
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