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CD means Compact Disk, which is usually used to digitally store music, but I don't know hardly anything else about CDs because I don't have a CD player and the only CD I have is one I got for free from a singer who appeared in a coffee shop in downtown Mountain View. (I played the CD only once, when I was visiting somebody who had a CD player.) My favorite BigBand radio station, KCEA 89.1 at Menlo-Atherton High School, plays both LPs (33RPM LongPlay phonograph records) and CDs on-air, but I've never seen their station so I don't know what their CDs even look like. I used to have some LPs long ago before they burned up in a warehouse fire, so I'll talk about LPs instead of CDs below.

1. Ray Charles (singer) -- Country Western
• I love you so much it hurts me
• But you don't know the one
• I can't stop loving you
• Born to lose
2. McGuire Sisters (singers) -- May You Always
• May You Always (title song)
• Sweetie Pie
• That's a Plenty (dixieland style)
3. Mitzi Gaynor (lead actress) -- South Pacific
• Bali Hai
• Some Enchanted Evening
• This Nearly was Mine
4. Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky (composer) -- Symphony #6 "Pathetique"
• First movement, gloomy and with suprise
• Second movement, quasi-waltz in 5/4 time
• Third movement, march
• Fourth movement, very very gloomy epilogue