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3/20/2004:  1964 - The Beatles don't have the number one record for the first times in months.  Instead it's Baby Love by the Supremes.  What can we learn from this history?

HISTORY LESSON #1
WHY HISTORY?
By Bob Dennis

Why Do We Want To Know History?

     I think we are losing something in the quality of sound released today. The "slick" recordings of the big studio is avoided by much of the buying and listening public. Today's public likes to listen to basement and bootleg recordings that do not feature sound quality but "realism in performance." A well-arranged music track is quickly discarded for one that "feels" right. "Polished music" has been replaced by "raw music."

     In the sixties the Motown Sound ....

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