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Mitch Miller was a much more interesting figure than his Sing-a-long image might suggest.
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The Early 70's found Paul McCartney working hard to establish an identity separate to The Beatles
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There was more to Dave Clark than his clean-cut good looks.
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In the late 70's Willie Nelson took a left turn that blindsided everybody........except Willie
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Many of our biggest hits in the 60’s actually came from sunny Italy.
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One of the most polished vocal groups in popular music, Manhattan Transfer are still following founder Tim Hauser's dream.
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From 1939 until his disappearance in 1942, Glenn Miller was the most successful of all the Big Bands of the Swing Era.
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The Mamas and the Papas were a defining force in the music scene of the counterculture of the 1960s. Their string of perfect pop hits became a soundtrack for the Summer Of Love.
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Stories and reflections on the music of the 20th Century host by John Kenneally.
John started in the music business in the early 70s, working in retail before moving into radio.
He then spent 26 years in radio as a programmer, producer and presenter, always maintaining a close association with music. He still does the occasional music spot on-air and is still exploring his favourite subject.