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Does anyone remember any of the records that were late 60's where an
announcer was supposedly asking questions and the answers were all clips of a line from a current song? Pretty creative stuff but I cant seem to find anything on it on the net. I wanted to try to find some of these to play for my son. I worked in some stations later but have few connections to them now and the newer jocks dont know these novelety songs. -- BEGIN-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS ------------------------------------------------------ Teach CanIt if this mail (ID 41177059) is spam: Spam: http://web2.cleanmessage.com/b.php?c...m=9f6b94922bc9 Not spam: http://web2.cleanmessage.com/b.php?c...m=9f6b94922bc9 Forget vote: http://web2.cleanmessage.com/b.php?c...m=9f6b94922bc9 ------------------------------------------------------ END-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS |
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