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Subject: Re: Ch...ch...changes

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Tyler (Deans scarf, micheals fur)

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Date Posted: 10:33:46 01/04/08 Fri
In reply to: Mr. Moore 's message, "Ch...ch...changes" on 08:21:48 01/04/08 Fri

The people in the 1920's danced to swing/jazz music. The 1960's had rock music and bands like the beatles and the stones. Brass instruments and upbeat melodies where no longer the norm. Electric guitars and solos where what people listened to during that time. People in the '20's danced almost everytime they listened to a song, whereas in the '60's people danced less because it seemed less important. They concentrated more on the lyrics of songs. In the '60's there were more movements such as the civil rights movement and more people were open with their sexuality as they were in the '20's. Times are a changing.

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Re: Ch...ch...changes	Andrew Pearson	10:34:01 01/04/08 Fri