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# Source of truth for the exhibit's audio collection.
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#
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# The Mill Run Playhouse-Theatre stop in the larger exhibit holds recordings
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# from concerts at the venue, digitized side-by-side from cassette tapes.
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# The data model here is artist → shows → sides. Each `side` produces one
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# Opus file; sides are not concatenated.
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#
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# Filename convention (auto-derived):
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# web/static/audio/<artist.slug>-<show.slug>-<side.id>.opus
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#
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# Pipeline:
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# bin/pull-audio — copy WAVs from Dropbox to content/audio/
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# bin/build-audio — encode each side as its own opus
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# bin/build-images — convert content/images/*.jpg → web/static/images/*.webp
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# bin/build-stops — regenerate web/src/lib/stops.json from this file
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defaults:
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bitrate: 64k
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channels: 2
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sample_rate: 48000
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exhibit:
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title: "Mill Run Theatre"
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description: |
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Listen to performances from the Mill Run
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Select from the artists below
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artists:
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- id: 1
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name: "Al Martino"
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slug: al-martino
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description: |
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American singer of Italian descent best known for the ballad "Here
|
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in My Heart" and the perennial "Spanish Eyes." Martino also played
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the singer Johnny Fontane in The Godfather and its sequel.
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images:
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- "AL MARTINO001_74.jpg"
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shows:
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- caption: "1974"
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slug: "1974"
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sides:
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- id: a
|
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label: "Side A"
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source: "Al Martino - 1974 (Side A) (No Side B).wav"
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- id: 2
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name: "Caterina Valente"
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slug: caterina-valente
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description: |
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Italo-French entertainer who recorded in over a dozen languages across
|
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a career spanning the 1950s through the 1980s. A jazz-trained singer,
|
||||
she was a fixture of European and American television variety shows.
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||||
images: []
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shows:
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- caption: "Aug 1976"
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slug: "1976-aug"
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sides:
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||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
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||||
source: "Caterina Valente - August 1976 (2nd Show Sunday) (Side A) (No Side B).wav"
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- id: 3
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name: "Dionne Warwick"
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slug: dionne-warwicke
|
||||
description: |
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||||
American singer who became the definitive voice of the Burt Bacharach
|
||||
and Hal David songbook in the 1960s: "Walk On By," "Anyone Who Had a
|
||||
Heart," and "Do You Know the Way to San Jose." From 1971 to 1975 she
|
||||
performed under the alternate spelling "Warwicke."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Dionne Warwick 1974 from Don Leavitt.jpg"
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||||
shows:
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||||
- caption: "1974"
|
||||
slug: "1974"
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||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Dionne Warwicke - 1974 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
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||||
source: "Dionne Warwicke - 1974 (Side B).wav"
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|
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- id: 4
|
||||
name: "Don Ho"
|
||||
slug: don-ho
|
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description: |
|
||||
Hawaiian musician and entertainer whose 1966 single "Tiny Bubbles"
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||||
became his lifelong signature. He performed nightly in Waikiki for
|
||||
decades and toured the mainland into the 2000s.
|
||||
images:
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||||
- "Don Ho 001 1980.jpg"
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shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Jun 26, 1977 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-jun-1"
|
||||
sides:
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||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 1) (Side A).wav"
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||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
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||||
source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 1) (Side B).wav"
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||||
- caption: "Jun 26, 1977 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-jun-2"
|
||||
sides:
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||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 2) (Side A).wav"
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- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
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||||
source: "Don Ho - June 26th 1977 (Tape 2) (Side B).wav"
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||||
|
||||
- id: 5
|
||||
name: "Don Rickles"
|
||||
slug: don-rickles
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American stand-up comedian known for insult comedy aimed affectionately
|
||||
at celebrities and audience members alike. A regular on television
|
||||
variety and talk shows from the 1960s onward.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Don Rickles 002 1975.jpg"
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||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "May 25, 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-may"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Don Rickles - May 25th 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Don Rickles - May 25th 1975 (Side B).wav"
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||||
|
||||
- id: 6
|
||||
name: "Eddy Arnold"
|
||||
slug: eddy-arnold
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Tennessee-born country singer who placed more than 145 songs on the
|
||||
country charts across five decades. Hits include "Make the World Go
|
||||
Away" and "Cattle Call."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Eddy Arnold 001 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Eddy Arnold - 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Eddy Arnold - 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Nov 1977"
|
||||
slug: "1977-nov"
|
||||
sides:
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||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Eddy Arnold - November 1977 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Eddy Arnold - November 1977 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 7
|
||||
name: "Engelbert Humperdinck"
|
||||
slug: engelbert-humperdinck
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
British pop singer whose 1967 single "Release Me" famously kept the
|
||||
Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" from reaching number one in the
|
||||
UK. His stage name was borrowed from a 19th-century German opera
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||||
composer.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Engelbert Humperdinck 003 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-oct"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Engelebert Humperdinck - October 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Engelebert Humperdinck - October 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 8
|
||||
name: "Frankie Laine"
|
||||
slug: frankie-laine
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American crooner whose hits include "That's My Desire," "Mule Train,"
|
||||
"Jezebel," and the theme from the television series Rawhide.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Frankie Laine 002 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Sep 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-sep"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Frankie Laine - September 1975 (2nd Show Sunday) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Frankie Laine - September 1975 (2nd Show Sunday) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 9
|
||||
name: "Gladys Knight & the Pips"
|
||||
slug: gladys-knight
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American soul and funk group fronted by Gladys Knight with her brother
|
||||
and two cousins as the Pips. Hits include "Midnight Train to Georgia,"
|
||||
"I Heard It Through the Grapevine," and "Neither One of Us."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Gladys Knight and the Pips 001 1975.jpg"
|
||||
- "Gladys Knight & the Pips 001 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1977 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-aug-1st"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (1st Show Saturday) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (1st Show Saturday) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1977 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-aug-2nd"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - August 1977 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 1975 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-oct-fri"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Friday) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Friday) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 1975 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-oct-sat"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Gladys Knight - October 1975 (2nd Show Saturday) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 10
|
||||
name: "Glen Campbell & Jud Strunk"
|
||||
slug: glen-campbell-jud-strunk
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Country-pop superstar Glen Campbell ("Wichita Lineman," "Rhinestone
|
||||
Cowboy") shared this bill with Jud Strunk, a Maine native who reached
|
||||
the U.S. Top 20 in 1973 with the novelty hit "Daisy a Day."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Glenn Campbell 006 1973.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Dec 1973"
|
||||
slug: "1973-dec"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Glen Campbell_Jud Strunk - December 1973 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Glen Campbell_Jud Strunk - December 1973 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 11
|
||||
name: "Glenn Yarbrough & The Limeliters"
|
||||
slug: glenn-yarbrough-limeliters
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Folk singer who rose to fame with the Limeliters, one of the leading
|
||||
acts of the early-1960s folk revival, before launching a successful
|
||||
solo career. He occasionally rejoined the group for reunion tours.
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 1977"
|
||||
slug: "1977-oct"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Glenn Yarbrough & Limeliters - October 1977 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Glenn Yarbrough & Limeliters - October 1977 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 12
|
||||
name: "Harry Belafonte"
|
||||
slug: harry-belafonte
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer, actor, and civil rights activist who brought Caribbean
|
||||
music to mainstream audiences with "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)" and
|
||||
"Jump in the Line." His 1956 album Calypso was the first by a solo
|
||||
artist to sell a million copies in the United States.
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "May 1976"
|
||||
slug: "1976-may"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Act I — Side A"
|
||||
source: "Harry Belafonte - May 1976 (1st Half) (Act I) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Act I — Side B"
|
||||
source: "Harry Belafonte - May 1976 (1st Half) (Act I) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 13
|
||||
name: "Helen Reddy"
|
||||
slug: helen-reddy
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Australian-American singer best known for "I Am Woman," an anthem
|
||||
that became a touchstone of second-wave feminism. Other hits include
|
||||
"Delta Dawn" and "Angie Baby."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "HelenReddy001_74.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1974"
|
||||
slug: "1974"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Helen Reddy - 1974 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Helen Reddy - 1974 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 14
|
||||
name: "Florence Henderson & Jim Nabors"
|
||||
slug: henderson-nabors
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Florence Henderson (Carol Brady of The Brady Bunch) shared this bill
|
||||
with Jim Nabors (Gomer Pyle of The Andy Griffith Show). Both had
|
||||
concert-singing careers alongside their television roles and were
|
||||
regulars on variety programs.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Florence Henderson 009 1975.jpg"
|
||||
- "Jim Nabors 002 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Jul 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-jul"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Henderson & Nabors - July 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Henderson & Nabors - July 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 15
|
||||
name: "The Hues Corporation & The 5th Dimension"
|
||||
slug: hues-corp-5th-dimension
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
The Hues Corporation, who topped the charts in 1974 with "Rock the
|
||||
Boat," shared this bill with The 5th Dimension, the late-1960s
|
||||
sunshine-pop group behind "Up, Up and Away" and the medley
|
||||
"Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In," drawn from the musical Hair.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "The 5th DimentionFD001_74.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1974"
|
||||
slug: "1974"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Hues Corp; 5th Dimension - 1974 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Hues Corp; 5th Dimension - 1974 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 16
|
||||
name: "John Davidson"
|
||||
slug: john-davidson
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer, actor, and television host with a clean-cut style.
|
||||
A frequent variety-show guest in the 1960s and '70s, he later hosted
|
||||
That's Incredible! and Hollywood Squares.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "JohnDavidson002_74 HQ.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1974"
|
||||
slug: "1974"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "John Davidson - 1974 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "John Davidson - 1974 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 17
|
||||
name: "Johnny Mathis"
|
||||
slug: johnny-mathis
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer whose smooth tenor on songs like "Chances Are,"
|
||||
"Misty," and "It's Not for Me to Say" made him one of the best-selling
|
||||
recording artists of the twentieth century.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Johnny Mathis 004 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1975 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-aug-sun-1st"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st Show Sunday) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st Show Sunday) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1975 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-aug-1st"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (1st) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1975 — 3rd show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-aug-2nd-half"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (2nd Half) (Side A) (No Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1975 — 4th show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-aug-3rd"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1975 (3rd) (Side A) (No Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1976 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1976-aug-1"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side A) 1-13-2021 (tape with stickers on box).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side B) 1-13-2021 (tape with stickers on box).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1976 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1976-aug-2"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side A) 7-30-2021.wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Johnny Mathis - August 1976 (Side B) 7-30-2021.wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 18
|
||||
name: "Kate Smith"
|
||||
slug: kate-smith
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer with a 50-year career and a deep contralto voice,
|
||||
famous for her 1939 recording of Irving Berlin's "God Bless America."
|
||||
She hosted radio and television variety programs through the 1950s
|
||||
and '60s.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Kate Smith 006 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Nov 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-nov"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Kate Smith - November 1975 (1st Show) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Kate Smith - November 1975 (1st Show) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 19
|
||||
name: "Lainie Kazan"
|
||||
slug: lainie-kazan
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer and actress with a powerful belt and Broadway roots.
|
||||
As Barbra Streisand's understudy in Funny Girl, she famously stepped
|
||||
in for one performance in 1964. She later became a fixture in supper
|
||||
clubs and film comedies.
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1975 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-aug-1"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1975 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-aug-2"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Tape 2) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Lainie Kazan - August 1975 (Tape 2) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 20
|
||||
name: "The Love Machine"
|
||||
slug: love-machine
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
International all-female funk and soul group active in the 1970s.
|
||||
The seven-member ensemble, which included songwriter Sandra Sully,
|
||||
toured Europe, Asia, and Africa and recorded for labels including
|
||||
Buddah, Arista, and Motown.
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 1976"
|
||||
slug: "1976-oct"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Love Machine - October 1976 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 21
|
||||
name: "Tony Martin & Cyd Charisse"
|
||||
slug: martin-charisse
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Husband-and-wife stage act. Tony Martin sang and Cyd Charisse danced;
|
||||
both were veterans of Hollywood musicals, and they toured together
|
||||
through the 1970s.
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-aug"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Martin;Charisse - August 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Martin;Charisse - August 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 22
|
||||
name: "The Mills Brothers"
|
||||
slug: mills-brothers
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American close-harmony vocal quartet from Piqua, Ohio, active from
|
||||
the 1920s through the 1980s. Best known for "Paper Doll" (1943),
|
||||
"Glow Worm," and "You Always Hurt the One You Love."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Mills Brothers 003 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Sep 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-sep"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Mills Brothers - September 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Mills Brothers - September 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 23
|
||||
name: "Mitzi Gaynor"
|
||||
slug: mitzi-gaynor
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American actress, singer, and dancer who starred in the 1958 film of
|
||||
South Pacific opposite Rossano Brazzi. Her touring revues throughout
|
||||
the 1970s showcased her dance numbers and comic timing.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Mitzi Gaynor 007 1976.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 2, 1977"
|
||||
slug: "1977-oct"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: i-a
|
||||
label: "Act I — Side A"
|
||||
source: "Mitzi Gaynor - October 2nd 1977 (Act I) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: i-b
|
||||
label: "Act I — Side B"
|
||||
source: "Mitzi Gaynor - October 2nd 1977 (Act I) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- id: ii-a
|
||||
label: "Act II — Side A"
|
||||
source: "Mitzi Gaynor - October 2nd 1977 (Act II) (Side A) (No Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 24
|
||||
name: "Robert Goulet"
|
||||
slug: robert-goulet
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Canadian-American baritone who originated the role of Lancelot in
|
||||
Lerner and Loewe's Camelot on Broadway in 1960. A long career on
|
||||
television, in film, and on the Las Vegas circuit followed.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Robert Goulet crop 008 1976.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Jun 1975 — with Foster Brooks"
|
||||
slug: "1975-jun"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Robert Goulet_Foster Brooks - June 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Robert Goulet_Foster Brooks - June 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 1976"
|
||||
slug: "1976-oct"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Robert Goulet - October 1976 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Robert Goulet - October 1976 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 25
|
||||
name: "Roy Clark"
|
||||
slug: roy-clark
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American country musician and comedian, longtime co-host of the
|
||||
syndicated television show Hee Haw. A virtuoso multi-instrumentalist
|
||||
and a Country Music Hall of Fame inductee.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Roy Clark 009 crop1976.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Apr 1976"
|
||||
slug: "1976-apr"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Roy Clark - April 1976 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Roy Clark - April 1976 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 26
|
||||
name: "Sammy Davis Jr."
|
||||
slug: sammy-davis-jr
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer, dancer, actor, and member of the Rat Pack, whose
|
||||
career spanned more than six decades across Broadway, film, and
|
||||
television. His signature hit was "The Candy Man."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Sammy Davis Jr. 002 1975.jpg"
|
||||
- "Sammy Davis Jr. 003 1976.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Sammy Davis - 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Sammy Davis - 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Nov 1976"
|
||||
slug: "1976-nov"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Sammy Davis Jr - November 1976 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Sammy Davis Jr - November 1976 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 27
|
||||
name: "Sandler & Young"
|
||||
slug: sandler-young
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Singing duo Tony Sandler (Belgian) and Ralph Young (American), known
|
||||
for their multilingual repertoire and tight harmony. A staple of
|
||||
supper-club and television variety bookings from the late 1960s
|
||||
onward.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Sandler & Young 010 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Dec 1975 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-dec-mill-run"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 ('Mill Run' Label) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 ('Mill Run' Label) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Dec 1975 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1975-dec"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Sandler_Young - December 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 28
|
||||
name: "Shirley Bassey"
|
||||
slug: shirley-bassey
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Welsh singer with a powerful contralto, internationally known for the
|
||||
three James Bond film theme songs she recorded: "Goldfinger" (1964),
|
||||
"Diamonds Are Forever" (1971), and "Moonraker" (1979).
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Shirley Bassey 011 1976.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Sep 1976"
|
||||
slug: "1976-sep"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Shirley Bassey - September 1976 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Shirley Bassey - September 1976 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 29
|
||||
name: "Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gormé"
|
||||
slug: steve-lawrence-eydie-gorme
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American husband-and-wife singing duo who met as Steve Allen's Tonight
|
||||
Show regulars in the 1950s and remained inseparable performers until
|
||||
Eydie's death in 2013. Each maintained a successful solo career
|
||||
alongside the duo work.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Steve Lawrence_EydieGorme001_73.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1977 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-aug-1"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Steve & Eydie - August 1977 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Steve & Eydie - August 1977 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Aug 1977 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-aug-2"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme - August 1977 (1st Show Sunday) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme - August 1977 (1st Show Sunday) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 30
|
||||
name: "The Dells"
|
||||
slug: the-dells
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Chicago R&B vocal group whose career stretched from the 1950s
|
||||
("Oh What a Night") through the 1990s ("Stay in My Corner"). One of
|
||||
the longest-lived doo-wop and soul ensembles.
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "The Dells - 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "The Dells - 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 31
|
||||
name: "The Irish Rovers"
|
||||
slug: irish-rovers
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Canadian-Irish folk group founded in Toronto in the 1960s, best known
|
||||
for "The Unicorn" (1968) and "Wasn't That a Party" (1981).
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Jul 1977 — 1st show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-jul-16"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "The Irish Rovers - July 16th, 1977 (1st Show) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "The Irish Rovers - July 16th, 1977 (1st Show) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Jul 1977 — 2nd show"
|
||||
slug: "1977-jul-17"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "The Irish Rovers - July 17th, 1977 (2nd Show) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "The Irish Rovers - July 17th, 1977 (2nd Show) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 32
|
||||
name: "The Kingston Trio"
|
||||
slug: kingston-trio
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American folk group from San Francisco, one of the most popular acts
|
||||
of the late 1950s and early '60s and a catalyst for the folk revival.
|
||||
Hits include "Tom Dooley" and "Where Have All the Flowers Gone."
|
||||
images: []
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Oct 1977"
|
||||
slug: "1977-oct"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "The Kingston Trio - October 1977 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "The Kingston Trio - October 1977 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 33
|
||||
name: "The Temptations & Honey Cone"
|
||||
slug: temptations-honey-cone
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Motown soul giants The Temptations ("My Girl," "Just My Imagination")
|
||||
shared this bill with Honey Cone, the trio whose 1971 single
|
||||
"Want Ads" topped the Billboard Hot 100.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "TheTemptations002_74.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Dec 30, 1972"
|
||||
slug: "1972-dec"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "The Temptations_Honeycone - December 30th 1972 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "The Temptations_Honeycone - December 30th 1972 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 34
|
||||
name: "Tom Jones"
|
||||
slug: tom-jones
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
Welsh singer with a powerhouse baritone who broke through with "It's
|
||||
Not Unusual" in 1965 and went on to build a decades-long Las Vegas
|
||||
residency career. His variety show This Is Tom Jones aired from 1969
|
||||
to 1971.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "TomJones005_74.jpg"
|
||||
- "Tom Jones redo 008 1976.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Tom Jones - 1975 (1st Half) (1st Show Sat) (Side A) (No Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "Sep 1976"
|
||||
slug: "1976-sep"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Tom Jones - September 1976 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Tom Jones - September 1976 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 35
|
||||
name: "Vic Damone"
|
||||
slug: vic-damone
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer whose smooth baritone made him a fixture on television
|
||||
variety shows and a Las Vegas mainstay. Hits include "You're Breaking
|
||||
My Heart" and "On the Street Where You Live."
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "VicDamone001_74 HQ.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "Dec 1974"
|
||||
slug: "1974-dec"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Vic Damone - December 1974 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Vic Damone - December 1974 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 36
|
||||
name: "Vikki Carr"
|
||||
slug: vikki-carr
|
||||
description: |
|
||||
American singer of Mexican-American heritage who scored a pop hit with
|
||||
"It Must Be Him" in 1967 before pivoting to a Spanish-language career
|
||||
that earned her multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy awards.
|
||||
images:
|
||||
- "Vikki Carr 004 1976.jpg"
|
||||
- "Vikki Carr 006 1975.jpg"
|
||||
shows:
|
||||
- caption: "1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Vikki Carr - 1975 (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Vikki Carr - 1975 (Side B).wav"
|
||||
- caption: "May 1975"
|
||||
slug: "1975-may"
|
||||
sides:
|
||||
- id: a
|
||||
label: "Side A"
|
||||
source: "Vikki Carr - Sunday May 1975 (Second Half) (Red by WJT) (Side A).wav"
|
||||
- id: b
|
||||
label: "Side B"
|
||||
source: "Vikki Carr - Sunday May 1975 (Second Half) (Red by WJT) (Side B).wav"
|
||||
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# Source of truth for exhibit content.
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# A build step generates web/src/lib/stops.json from this file.
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# A build step generates web/src/lib/stops.json from this file (and
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# transcodes content/audio/*.wav → web/static/audio/*.opus, similarly for images).
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#
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# Each stop has:
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# id — integer, used in URLs and as the asset basename
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# title — short label, shown in the grid and on the detail page
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# audio — filename in content/audio/, transcoded to web/static/audio/
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# image — filename in content/images/, transcoded to web/static/images/
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# caption — short line shown beneath the title
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# Each stop:
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# id — integer, used in URLs and as the asset basename prefix
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# title — performer(s) as printed on the exhibit
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# audio — source filename in content/audio/
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# image — source filename in content/images/
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# caption — short line shown beneath the title (date / show info)
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# description — longer text shown below the audio player (markdown allowed)
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exhibit:
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title: "TBD"
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subtitle: "TBD"
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title: "Mill Run Playhouse-Theatre"
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subtitle: ""
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stops:
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- id: 1
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title: "Welcome"
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audio: 01-welcome.wav
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image: 01-welcome.png
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caption: "An introduction to the exhibit."
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description: |
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Placeholder for the full description shown on the stop detail page.
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title: "Al Martino"
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audio: 01-al-martino.wav
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image: 01-al-martino.png
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caption: "1974"
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description: ""
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- id: 2
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title: "Stop two placeholder"
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audio: 02.wav
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image: 02.png
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caption: ""
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title: "Caterina Valente"
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audio: 02-caterina-valente.wav
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image: 02-caterina-valente.png
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caption: "Aug 1976"
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description: ""
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- id: 3
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title: "Dionne Warwicke"
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audio: 03-dionne-warwicke.wav
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image: 03-dionne-warwicke.png
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caption: "1974"
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description: ""
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- id: 4
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title: "Don Ho"
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audio: 04-don-ho.wav
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image: 04-don-ho.png
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caption: "Jun 26, 1977"
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description: ""
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- id: 5
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title: "Don Rickles"
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audio: 05-don-rickles.wav
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image: 05-don-rickles.png
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caption: "May 25, 1975"
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description: ""
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- id: 6
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title: "Eddy Arnold"
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audio: 06-eddy-arnold.wav
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image: 06-eddy-arnold.png
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caption: "1975"
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description: ""
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- id: 7
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title: "Engelbert Humperdinck"
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audio: 07-engelbert-humperdinck.wav
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image: 07-engelbert-humperdinck.png
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caption: "Oct 1975"
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description: ""
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- id: 8
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title: "Frankie Laine"
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audio: 08-frankie-laine.wav
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image: 08-frankie-laine.png
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caption: "Sun, Sep 1975 — 2nd show"
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description: ""
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- id: 9
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title: "Gladys Knight"
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audio: 09-gladys-knight-aug-1977.wav
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image: 09-gladys-knight-aug-1977.png
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caption: "Sat, Aug 1977 — 1st & 2nd show"
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description: ""
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- id: 10
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title: "Gladys Knight"
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audio: 10-gladys-knight-oct-1975-fri.wav
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image: 10-gladys-knight-oct-1975-fri.png
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caption: "Fri, Oct 1975 — 2nd show"
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description: ""
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- id: 11
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title: "Gladys Knight"
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audio: 11-gladys-knight-oct-1975-sat.wav
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image: 11-gladys-knight-oct-1975-sat.png
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caption: "Sat, Oct 1975 — 2nd show"
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description: ""
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- id: 12
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title: "Glenn Campbell & Jud Strunk"
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audio: 12-glenn-campbell-jud-strunk.wav
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image: 12-glenn-campbell-jud-strunk.png
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caption: "Dec 1973"
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description: ""
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- id: 13
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title: "Glenn Yarbrough & The Limeliters"
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audio: 13-glenn-yarbrough-limeliters.wav
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image: 13-glenn-yarbrough-limeliters.png
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caption: "Oct 1977"
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description: ""
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- id: 14
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title: "Harry Belafonte"
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audio: 14-harry-belafonte.wav
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image: 14-harry-belafonte.png
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caption: "May 1976"
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description: ""
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- id: 15
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title: "Helen Reddy"
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audio: 15-helen-reddy.wav
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image: 15-helen-reddy.png
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caption: "1974"
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description: ""
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- id: 16
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title: "Henderson & Nabors"
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audio: 16-henderson-nabors.wav
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image: 16-henderson-nabors.png
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caption: "Jul 1975"
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description: ""
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- id: 17
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title: "Hues Corp & 5th Dimension"
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audio: 17-hues-corp-5th-dimension.wav
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image: 17-hues-corp-5th-dimension.png
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caption: "1974"
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description: ""
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- id: 18
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title: "John Davidson"
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audio: 18-john-davidson.wav
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image: 18-john-davidson.png
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caption: "1974"
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description: ""
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- id: 19
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title: "Johnny Mathis"
|
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audio: 19-johnny-mathis-aug-1975.wav
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image: 19-johnny-mathis-aug-1975.png
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caption: "Sun, Aug 1975 — 1st show"
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description: ""
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- id: 20
|
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title: "Johnny Mathis"
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audio: 20-johnny-mathis-aug-1976.wav
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image: 20-johnny-mathis-aug-1976.png
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caption: "Aug 1976"
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description: ""
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- id: 21
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title: "Kate Smith"
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audio: 21-kate-smith.wav
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image: 21-kate-smith.png
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caption: "Nov 1975"
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description: ""
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- id: 22
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title: "Lainie Kazan"
|
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audio: 22-lainie-kazan.wav
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image: 22-lainie-kazan.png
|
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caption: "Aug 1975"
|
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description: ""
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- id: 23
|
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title: "Love Machine"
|
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audio: 23-love-machine.wav
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image: 23-love-machine.png
|
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caption: "Oct 1976"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 24
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title: "Martin & Charisse"
|
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audio: 24-martin-charisse.wav
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image: 24-martin-charisse.png
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caption: "Aug 1975"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 25
|
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title: "Mill Bros"
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audio: 25-mill-bros.wav
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image: 25-mill-bros.png
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caption: "Sep 1975"
|
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description: ""
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|
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- id: 26
|
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title: "Mitzi Gaynor"
|
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audio: 26-mitzi-gaynor.wav
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image: 26-mitzi-gaynor.png
|
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caption: "Oct 2, 1977"
|
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description: ""
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- id: 27
|
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title: "Robert Goulet"
|
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audio: 27-robert-goulet.wav
|
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image: 27-robert-goulet.png
|
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caption: "Oct 1976"
|
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description: ""
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- id: 28
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title: "Goulet & Foster Brooks"
|
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audio: 28-goulet-foster-brooks.wav
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image: 28-goulet-foster-brooks.png
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caption: "Jun 1975"
|
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description: ""
|
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- id: 29
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title: "Roy Clark"
|
||||
audio: 29-roy-clark.wav
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image: 29-roy-clark.png
|
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caption: "Apr 1976"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 30
|
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title: "Sammy Davis"
|
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audio: 30-sammy-davis-1975.wav
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image: 30-sammy-davis-1975.png
|
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caption: "1975"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 31
|
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title: "Sammy Davis Jr"
|
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audio: 31-sammy-davis-jr-1976.wav
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image: 31-sammy-davis-jr-1976.png
|
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caption: "Nov 1976"
|
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description: ""
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- id: 32
|
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title: "Sandler & Young"
|
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audio: 32-sandler-young.wav
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image: 32-sandler-young.png
|
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caption: "Dec 1975"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 33
|
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title: "Shirley Bassey"
|
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audio: 33-shirley-bassey.wav
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image: 33-shirley-bassey.png
|
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caption: "Sep 1976"
|
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description: ""
|
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- id: 34
|
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title: "Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme"
|
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audio: 34-steve-lawrence-eydie-gorme.wav
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image: 34-steve-lawrence-eydie-gorme.png
|
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caption: "Aug 1977"
|
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description: ""
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- id: 35
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title: "The Dells"
|
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audio: 35-the-dells.wav
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image: 35-the-dells.png
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caption: "1975"
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description: ""
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- id: 36
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title: "The Irish Rovers"
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audio: 36-irish-rovers-jul16.wav
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image: 36-irish-rovers-jul16.png
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caption: "Jul 16, 1977 — 1st show"
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description: ""
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- id: 37
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title: "The Irish Rovers"
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audio: 37-irish-rovers-jul17.wav
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image: 37-irish-rovers-jul17.png
|
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caption: "Jul 17, 1977 — 2nd show"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 38
|
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title: "The Kingston Trio"
|
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audio: 38-kingston-trio.wav
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image: 38-kingston-trio.png
|
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caption: "Oct 1977"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 39
|
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title: "The Temptations"
|
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audio: 39-temptations.wav
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image: 39-temptations.png
|
||||
caption: "Dec 30, 1972"
|
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description: ""
|
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|
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- id: 40
|
||||
title: "Tom Jones"
|
||||
audio: 40-tom-jones-1975.wav
|
||||
image: 40-tom-jones-1975.png
|
||||
caption: "Sat, 1975 — 1st show"
|
||||
description: ""
|
||||
|
||||
- id: 41
|
||||
title: "Tom Jones"
|
||||
audio: 41-tom-jones-1976.wav
|
||||
image: 41-tom-jones-1976.png
|
||||
caption: "Sep 1976"
|
||||
description: ""
|
||||
|
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- id: 42
|
||||
title: "Vic Damone"
|
||||
audio: 42-vic-damone.wav
|
||||
image: 42-vic-damone.png
|
||||
caption: "Dec 1974"
|
||||
description: ""
|
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- id: 43
|
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title: "Vikki Carr"
|
||||
audio: 43-vikki-carr-1975.wav
|
||||
image: 43-vikki-carr-1975.png
|
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caption: "1975"
|
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description: ""
|
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- id: 44
|
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title: "Vikki Carr"
|
||||
audio: 44-vikki-carr-may-1975.wav
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image: 44-vikki-carr-may-1975.png
|
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caption: "Sun, May 1975"
|
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description: ""
|
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