Our Robot Masters
Yes, dear friends, concerned anthropomorphic robots, those whose job is to babysit us humans and do all our chores, perform all our research and figure out all our problems; now have to figure out how to keep us from turning into pasty-faced blobs in danger of going extinct. They’ve hit on the idea of forcing all of us to study Latin Dance.
Hour One has 2 20-second pauses (with music) at 16:39 and 37:26 for local station ID:
Here is Hour One divided into 3 segments to facilitate local station ID:
Hour One:
1 – Lazy Bones – Paul Robeson – 1933
2 – Do Something - Rodman Lewis with John Vincent's Californians - 1929
3 - Lazy - Lincoln Dance Orchestra – 1924
4 - The Monkey's Guapacha (Mono-Monito) - Randy Carlos and his Orchestra - 1958
5 - Angelitos Negros (bolero) - Dueto Los Quechuas Internacionales
6 - El Rey Del Mambo - Machito - 1951
7 - Bailando Asi (Cumbia) - Anibal Velazquez y su Conjunto Colombiano
8 - Soledad Montero - Juanita Reina - 1949
9 - Guaracha (Rhumba) - Carlos Varela's Havana-Madrid Orquestra
10 - Do Re Mi Cha Cha Cha - Tony Molina with Jose Curbelo and his Orchestra
11 - Rumba-Bomba - Manyo Lopez with the Lecuona Cuban Boys – 1946
12 - Almendra (Danzon) - Pedro Vales con Orquesta De Noe Fajardo
13 - Mayotte (merengue) - Willie (The Lion) Smith and the Sidney Bechet Orchestra – 1940
14 - La Camparsita - Nagykovacsi Ilona
15 - Aghiley Zahav (Golden Earrings) - Shimshon Neuman with the "Hed-Arzi" Orchestra
16 - Conga - Victor Cornelius med Wandy Tworek og hans Orkester – 1941
Hour Two:
17 - The Ballet Visit - Hancock's Half Hour – 1958
18 - Visit to Latin America - Armchair Traveler – 1934
19 - Sam Shovel - Sorry, Wrong Rhumba - Abbott and Costello – 1948
