The Search for Intelligent Life
Yes, space aliens from planet Kingsley X-10 have decided to prank poor Professor Warner. He has been searching for life in outer space for decades, finding nothing. Now they’re taking him on a joy ride to show him all the life forms that have been right under his nose this whole time.
Hour One has 2 20-second pauses (with music) at 16:22 and 37:36 for local station ID:
Here is Hour One divided into 3 segments to facilitate local station ID:
Hour One
1 - Why Don't I Get Wise to Myself - Andy Kirk and his Twelve Clouds of Joy – 1939
2 - Let Me Show You Around My Heart - The Turbans - 1955
3 - Teach Me, Teach Me, Baby - Delores Hawkins with Gene Krupa and his Orchestra – 1947
4 - The Wise Old Man - Do Ray and Me – 1947
5 - The Wise Old Owl – Dee Keating with Al Donahue and his Orchestra – 1941
6 - The Kid is Clever - Collins and Harlan – 1916
7 – Wise Guys – Julie Lee and her Boy Friends - 1947
8 - Searching Wind - Dick Haymes - 1946
9 - Arise, Ye Subterranean Winds - Norman Allin – 1929
10 - Man Smart Woman Smarter - The Great Macbeth - 1946
11 - Wise Woman Blues - Dinah Washington with Lucky Thompson's All Stars – 1945
12 - I'm Wise - Viviane Greene and her Trio – 1947
13 - Baby I Done Got Wise - Big Bill – 1939
14 - I'm Wise - Clarice Vance – 1907
15 – You’ve Opened My Eyes - Chick Bullock with the Russ Morgan Orchestra – 1935
16 - Now I Know - Pearl Bailey with Cootie Williams and his Orchestra – 1944
Hour Two
17 – Death Has a Cold Breath – Mysterious Traveler – 1949
18 – Letter From Yesterday – The Whistler – 1948
19 – I'm Wise to You Baby - Jimmy (Baby-Face) Lewis with Tab Smith and his Orchestra - 1948
