San Diego Pirate Radio Playlist
- 01:58 1008 kHz in Twente www.twentegold.nl
- 01:55 1927 - Ev'rything's Made For Love (vocals Gene Austin) - Orchestral accompaniment
- 01:52 1931 - The Longer That You Linger in Virginia (vocal refrain) - The Rhythmic Eight
- 01:49 1929 - Nobody But You (vocals Rollickers Quartet) - Fred Rich and his Orchestra
- 01:46 1946 - KAMPEREN
- 01:43 1936 - You Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes (vocals Dolly Dawn) - Dolly Dawn and Her Dawn Patrol (George Hall and his Hotel Taft Orchestra)
- 01:40 1930 - Each Day (no vocals) - Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers
- 01:37 1931 - High And Low (I've Been Looking For You) (vocals Rondoliers) - Ben Selvin and his Orchestra
- 01:34 1930 - I Don't Mind Walkin' In The Rain sung (vocals Roland Lance (Scrappy Lambert)) - Orchestral accompaniment
- 01:33 1949 - VEILIG VERKEER - BESCHERMING VAN DEN JEUGD
- 01:30 1938 - Oh, ma-ma (vocals Willy Derby) - The Ramblers o.l.v. Theo uden Marsman
- 01:27 1930 - A Cottage For Sale (vocals Willard Robison) - The New York Twelve
- 01:24 1939 - Dark Eyes (vocals Al Bowlly) - accompanied by unknown orchestra
- 01:21 1937 - There's a Lull In My Life (vocals Patty Andrews) - Leon Belasco and his Orchestra
- 01:18 1930 - Happy Days Are Here Again (vocals Sid Garry) - Hotel Pennsylvania Music (Phil Spitalny)
- 01:14 1935 - Mellow As A Cello (no vocals) - Joe Venuti and his Blue Four
- 01:11 1935 - Hü-o-hoh, alter Schimmel, hü-o-hoh! (vocals Austin Egen) - Tanzorchester Heinz Sandauer
- 01:08 1935 - Back To Those Happy Days (vocals Billy Scott-Coomber) - Jack Payne And His Band
- 01:05 1932 - Lovable (vocals Al Bowlly) - Roy Fox and his Band
- 01:03 1934 - I'll String Along With You (vocals Donald Peers) - Bertini And The Tower Blackpool Dance Band
- 01:00 1935 - Lulu's Back In Town (vocals Ronnie Gernarder) - Jack Payne and his Orchestra
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San Diego Pirate Radio is an unlicensed, independent radio station operating in the San Diego area. It broadcasts without FCC authorization, typically featuring underground music, alternative programming, or content not commonly found on mainstream stations. Pirate radio stations like this often serve niche audiences and may change frequencies or locations to avoid detection by authorities. Information about its specific content or operational details can be scarce due to its unregulated nature.
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