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

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Kara

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Date Posted: 10:34:40 01/04/08 Fri
In reply to: Mr. Moore 's message, "Ch...ch...changes" on 08:21:48 01/04/08 Fri

The music before the 20's was often times just a conversation between instruments. very few actually had lyrics, and were written in only minutes.as time went on, artists began to put thought into thir songs and lyrics. it became more about hte words and messages than the sounds of the instruments alone.

in the 20's fashion was way more conservative. women really covered up and had certain ways to wear their hair and other rules as to what they could and couldnt do. men sort of had the same thing. there were things they had to do cetain things they could so and things the never dreamt they could or would ever do. by the 60's, women had become much less consevative and showed off their bodys. the clothes quickly got smaller and smaller.

dancing in the 20's was more concentrated on swing and other more conservative dances. by the 60's they dancing had become more erotic and strayed from its conservative and structured begginings.

sexuality in the 20's was somethign that wasnt really supposed to show.

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Re: Ch...ch...changes	jacob	10:34:51 01/04/08 Fri