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What a strange year 1974 was in pop music.
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What a strange year 1974 was in pop music.
We had joy, we had fun, we had the Carpenters and the Rolling Stones, John Denver and Bob Dylan, ragtime piano and show tunes top the album charts in this strange l'il year.
We had joy, we had fun, we had the Carpenters and the Rolling Stones, John Denver and Bob Dylan, ragtime piano and show tunes top the album charts in this strange l'il year.
We had joy, we had fun, we had the Carpenters and the Rolling Stones, John Denver and Bob Dylan, ragtime piano and show tunes top the album charts in this strange l'il year.
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