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Making Tracks - mingling of cultures in popular music - Brief Article
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While there is an air of elegance to the name "Deborah," to everyone who experienced an awakening of sorts when Blondie first hit the global stage back ......(Continue Reading)Tales of a Gen X Swinger - the revival, and popularity, of swing music
A music critic's juvenile cultural politics If adolescence is the discovery that every tradition, every habit, every quirk of your upbringing is arbitrary, ......(Continue Reading)
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