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Riot Fest
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/21/26 10:51 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 06/19/26 06:43 PM
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Big Jim In the 70's I was working in an industry that was a younger person's job. I was a Paramedic. I was in My thirties. Most of my coworkers were at least ten years younger than me.
These younger people were really into music. Bands at the time were Like Black Sabbath, Dooby Brothers..And DISCO..the Bee Gees But they liked a lot of bands.
Us older folks thought the music was terrible. All we played was 50's and 60's, even some of the big band 40's stuff and "old" country. But mostly we would only listen to the current music if we were around the younger crowd and they were playing it on the radio or their turntable or cassette. Us "older" folks thought the music of the 70' absolutely sucked.
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