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“Now Who Can You Turn to When It’s All Black and White”
I hosted my own pretend top 10 video countdown back in 1984-85 and Bryan Adams dominated it. Continue reading
“Well I Was Born in a Small Town”
A small town with a booming tourist attraction in the heart of Osage County in Oklahoma. Continue reading
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“You May Be Right”
Did Billy Joel forsee the 2016 election results in a hit song of his from 1980? You be the judge! Continue reading
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