Business Administration
We welcome titan of industry and business tycoon, Dr Roy Kingsley. He’s here in the studio to assist with our hour-long radio correspondence course in Business Administration. We plan to cover Diversification, Divestiture, Bankruptcy, and Trade Secrets among other important topics.
Hour One has 2 20-second pauses (with music) at 14:53 and 35:44 for local station ID:
Here is Hour One divided into 3 segments to facilitate local station ID:
1 - Business In "F" – Gene Kardos and his Orchestra – 1931
2 - Steelin' is His Business - Rex Allen with Jerry Byrd and The String Dusters – 1949
3 - Rhythm Is Our Business - Willie Smith with Jimmie Lunceford and his Orchestra - 1934
4 - Do a Little Business on the Side - Louis Prima and his Orchestra - 1946
5 - Come On and Do Your Red Hot Business - Stillman's Orioles – 1926
6 - Carry My Business On - Monkey Joe and his Music Grinders – 1939
7 - Keep an Eye on His Business - Bruz Fletcher with Allan Coles' Orchestra – 1934
8 - My Baby's Business - Jimmy Rushing with Johnny Otis and his Orchestra - 1945
9 - My Business is C. O. D. - Estelle Edson with Jack McVea and his All Stars – 1946
10 - Keep Your Nose Out of My Business - Calvin Boze and his All-Stars - 1951
11 - Mind Your Own Business - Smilin' Eddie Hill – 1949
12 - Keep Your Nose Out of Other People's Business - Jimmie Gordon and his Vip Vop Band - 1939
13 - Mindin' My Business - Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra – 1938
14 - It's Nobody's Business But My Own - Bert Williams - 1919
15 - Don't Run My Business - Johnny Brown and his Orchestra – 1950
16 - Out of Business - Little Jimmy Dickens – 1950
17 - Business Men's Bounce - Raymond Scott and his New Orchestra – 1940
18 – Strictly Business – The FBI in Peace and War – 1955 (Radio Drama)
19 – Alice Buys a Business – The Phil Harris/Alice Faye Show – 1952 (Radio Comedy)
20 - Rhythm is Our Business - Freddy Albeck med BØrge Roger Henrichsen og hans Qvintet
21 – Business in “Q” - Gene's Merrymakers – 1932
22 - You Run Your Mouth, I'll Run My Business - Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five – 1940
