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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jul 2001
Posts: 4,372
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E Harris
"in the 50's and 60's how many kinds of music were on the radio..two ?"
NO..We had Rock and Roll we had Rhythm and blues we had jazz we had standards we had folk music we had bluegrass we had country and western we had show tunes for crissakes !
It was much more diverse then than it is now.
Hell..you could listen to the radio for 5 minutes and tell what part of the country you were in by the music on the radio...
Pop music playlists in California were way different than playlists in Alabama or New York...
Nahhh
Today everything is the same..then....we had real choices.
Bob Young
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