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Everett What you say is very true.
But my two Grand daughters rarely listen to commercial radio. They use the internet and most of the music they listen to is never heard on the radio. They have a lot of Idie music. Their friends also have a lot of Indie Music. Some of it Local bands. They also have a lot of oldies stuff. 60's and 70's mostly it seems. They also like clasic rock like Buddy Holly, Elvis, Beatles, Etc.
Um Bill... I hate to burst your bubble..., but everyone you mentioned in classic rock I would consider as oldies (especially Buddy Holly). Classic rock is: Bad Company, Lynard Skynard, The Bellamy Brothers (before they went country) and the Eagles. Derek
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