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The Music Shep's Favorite Music

Banjoreno (Dixieland Jug Blowers)
	Album The Jug Bands Side: 1 Track: 2

Album Title:	The Jug Bands
Group:	Dixieland Jug Blowers / Memphis Jug Band
Publisher:	"X" - A Product of RCA
Date Released:
Album / Record#:	LX-3009
Genre:	Jazz, Folk, Jugband
ASIN#:

Samples

Shep - 9-23-1966

Original

Shows Shep used this music on:
	Time	Date	Show Title
		August 21, 1960	Mystery of woman
	31:43	June 26, 1960	Grandmother on porch
		January 1, 1961	Man cannot see himself
		February 22, 1961	Civil War Centennial Pitch - Telling the Truth
	25:15; 31:07	February 19, 1962	Mankind And His Stuff And The Divinely Absurd
	03:14	June 24, 1965	First Summer Job - Surveying
	27:25	August 24, 1965	Left- and Right-Handedness
		April 18, 1966	Mud Hen Hunt
	14:53	September 9, 1966	Nudist Play in NJ; Meeting 'Types' at Ad Agency
	35:45	September 23, 1966	Keep Your Pants On
		December 27, 1966	Whoopie Parties
	04:00	January 17, 1972	Comic Strip Quiz
	02:25	January 4, 1969	New York Scroungers
	05:23	January 8, 1971	Old Radio
	02:16	December 16, 1971	Used Cars
	06:24	December 18, 1971	Christmas Madness
		December 1971	Singing Dogs, Talking Plants and Strange Radio Waves
	28:38	April 1972	Chicago Rialto
	33:38	June 23, 1972	Witchcraft
		December 14, 1972	Losing The Old Man's Car In A Parking Lot
	02:48	January 8, 1973	12 Folk Talents
	11:06	January 17, 1973	Fu Manchu
	18:12	November 11, 1974	Filming The 17th Century Queen's Huzzars Light Cavalry
	02:34	February 3, 1975	First Timers, Army 2nd Lt, Dolt fixes radar set
	00:00	1957	Jugband Music
	25:17	May 11, 1962	Name the Whoopie
	12:56; 20:55	May 14, 1962	Cemetary For The Living
	24:21	June 4, 1962	Mets - Public Losers
		April 2, 1963	Troop Train, Jug Band
		September 12, 1963	Handy Hints Shopping Service - History
	06:21	September 23, 1963	Automation
	02:45; 11:28	January 11, 1966	Bums, Cartoon Trivia, Wings of an Angel
	02:10	April 17, 1970	WWI Airplanes - Red Baron
	47:38; 59:54	June 26, 1960	Something In Your Eye Baby

"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975