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

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James McClain (Rebells 4 ever)

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Date Posted: 10:35:48 01/04/08 Fri
In reply to: Mr. Moore 's message, "Ch...ch...changes" on 08:21:48 01/04/08 Fri

The music in the 20s were about things happening in the world and how the world can be so great even with the issues they were about love. In the 60s, the music seems to be rebellious and loud. I think it was the British invasion that changed it. The clothes in the 1960s were so bizarre. But then so were the clothes brought on by the British invasion. Back in the 20s, however, outfits consisted of top hats and long coats and flapper dresses (ok so the 1960s and 20s are similar). Dancing in the 20s consisted of swing and over the many genres of music that developed new dance styles emerged and became bigger, even though swing is wacky. Back in the 1920s people seemed to

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Re: Ch...ch...changes	James McClain ((Rebells 4 ever) cont...)	12:17:03 01/04/08 Fri