Kd&t and FM, the listening habit of North
Texas, Denton.
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Over station KDNT, it's the transcribed Tex
Beneke show.
Hello, folks.
This is Tech Benneke.
The boys in the band and I are all ready to
give out
with some of the tunes you like best,
so thanks again for having us in.
We really hope you're going to like our show,
and now here's that man to tell you all about.
Thanks, Tex.
This is Walter Richardson climbing aboard the
Benneke bandwagon
along with vocalist Greg Lawrence.
And it's Greg Lawrence we hear from first
as he takes his place on the bandstand
to sing the wistful strains of
Where Do I Go From You.
THE END
where do I go from you what happens to me
although I know we're through I'll never be free
Oh, no, not with your kisses still running
through my memory.
Your every place I look, we're never apart.
And when I close my eyes, you're there in my
heart, loving you as I do.
Where do I go from you, I wish that I knew
You're every place I look
We're never apart
And when I close my eyes
You're there in my heart
Loving you as I do
Where do I go from you?
I wish that I knew
Where do I go from you?
Brought up from the jazz days of the late 20s
and slicked over with an up-to-date interpretation
is a musical sweetheart that texts in the lad's
salute, Sweet Lorraine.
Thank you.
THE END
Greg Lawrence bows in again, and this time he
has a happier tale to tell,
the story of a guy and a gal called Our Love Story.
We shall have a million dreams to tell.
Our, our Lord's story will not change with age.
We'll find happiness on every page.
And when there are no more years to spare,
our love story will end.
It's beautiful and wonderful
All along
Thank you.
THE END
Thank you.
THE END
Thank you.
so long folks
thanks a whole lot for listening
and we'll be coming around these parts again
pretty soon
so here's hoping you'll invite us in
The Tex Menneke Show will be transcribed your
way again soon over KD&T.
KD&T and FM, Denton.
You can't drive far in Texas during spring and summer
without finding highway repair work in progress.
For this reason and for your safety,
the Texas Highway Department gives these rules
for driving through construction.
Slow down and stay in line.
Obey the signals of the flagman, give room to
highway equipment,
and use common sense and courtesy in sharing
the road with oncoming traffic.
I laughed at sweethearts I met at schools
All indiscreet hearts Seemed romantic fools
A house in Iceland Was my heart's domain
I saw your eyes
Now castles rise in Spain
For the next quarter hour, it's recorded song
styled by Perry Como.
I took one look at you
That's all I meant to do
And then my heart stood still
My feet could step and walk
My lips could move and talk
And yet my heart stood still
Though not a single word was spoken
I could tell you knew
That unfelt clasp of hands
Told me so well you knew
I never lived at all
Until the thrill of that moment
When my heart stood still
Though not a single word was spoken
I could tell you knew
That unfelt clasp of hands
Told me so well you knew
I never lived at all
Until the thrill of that moment
When my heart stood still
Pericomo singing, My Heart Stood Still.
With Mitchell Ayers Orchestra, Pericomo
continues with While We're Young.
Every day is spring, while we're young.
None can refuse, time flies so fast.
Too dear to lose
And too sweet to last
Though it may be just for today
Share our love, we must, while we may.
So blue the skies, a sweet surprise.
Shines before our eyes
While we're young
Oh, it may be just for today
Share our love we must
While we may
Though blue the skies are
Sweet surprise
Shines before our eyes
While we're young
If wishes were kisses
I'd still be kissing you
I'd hold you in my arms again
The way I used to do
If wishes were kisses
How happy I would be
I'd always have you close to me
To thrill me through and through
If dreamers were schemers
I'd make my dream come true
If wishes were kisses
I'd still be kissing you
If wishes were kisses
How happy I would be
I'd always have you close to me
To thrill me through and through
If dreamers were schemers
I'd make my dream come true
If wishes were kisses
I'd still be kissing you
Harry Como sings
Our and George Gershwin's
great tune from
Porgy and Bess, Summertime.
We believe that it will be even better in the future.
We wish to express our thanks to KORLD for this
opportunity of telling you about our
home city, Denton, Texas.
of natural gas, a community of exporters, and a
family-wide industry, Denton offers many
advantages to manufacturing and other concerns.
We think we have a sign on the city, and we
know that anyone who visits Denton will think
so too.
It is a stable, steady-going city, and has had
a population increase of 100% in the last 10
years, a population of 21,000 in 1945.
We believe that it will be even better in the future.
We wish to express our thanks to the state and
KRLD for this opportunity to tell me about
our own city.