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Originally Posted by Tom R.
Surely somebody else's journey started like mine: a Sunday night in early 1964 making our Sunday night visit to Grandma's and me getting restless (I was eight) and wanting to go home and Grandma saying, "You sure you don't want to stay and see The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show?" Soon it will be sixty years since that night and there have been very few days without music in them since.
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That was a whole new thing. The British Invasion changed my radio listening habits. The back-and-forth between radio stations i mentioned in my first post intensified because of it.
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