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El Capitan
	Album John Philip Sousas Stars and Stripes Forever Side: 1 Track: 6

Album Title:	John Philip Sousas Stars and Stripes Forever
Group:	Twentieth Century Fox Orchestra
Publisher:	MGM Records
Date Released:
Album / Record#:	E3508 ST
Genre:	Soundtrack
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Samples

Shep - 5-5-1966

Original

Shows Shep used this music on:
	Time	Date	Show Title
	00:03	July 24, 1964	Insidious Pain, First Night in the Open Hearth
	16:57; 18:14; 19:13; 20:53	November 16, 1964	Exciting Night on Channel Whoopie
	01:45, 05:36	November 17, 1964	Driving Captain Cherry on a Date
	03:11	October 1, 1965	Cars, Sex, and Shep the Football Player
		May 5, 1966	Go See the Chaplain / Emde's Folly
	05:48; 21:06; 39:07	May 29, 1967	Fiesta Drive and Indy 500
	36:32; 39:58	February 3, 1972	Salute to George Plimpton, Rain and Cars
	29:22	September 24, 1969	Fearless Orthodontist, TV_Plot_Ideas
	25:45	March 27, 1970	Hitchhiking to Maryland
	07:22	December 3, 1971	Stealing
		October 18, 1971	Marching Band & Wilbur Duckworth, Parade and Floats
	07:20; 37:20	July 16, 1971	Larry Gardner, Milwaukee Beer Day, Signal Corps Theme Song
		April 11, 1972	Twits Etc
	05:58; 30:29; 34:19	May 30, 1972	Hard Times Of A Sousaphone Player
	00:30; 36:57	November 27, 1972	Wilbur Duckworth And The Liquid Detergent Truck
	11:35; 13:25	January 6, 1975	Stamps and Post Office
	07:41; 09:02	April 22, 1975	Games (Non-sport)
	04:28	April 23, 1975	Antenna Party
	05:09	May 8, 1975	Words to Marches
	15:41	August 1971	Spiders - Farkas and Crackerjack
		May 12, 1976	Twits Etc
	10:05; 24:20	November 20, 1974	Now Generation - Education

Record: 4998 / ID: mt_4998

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Source: Jim Clavin
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"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