The opinion of a man trying to show how music from the 60's and 70's is still good. My dad, Carl Robinson, of East Boston explains how music from his era is better than the music kids or some adults listen to now a days. Even though he likes his music better he still thinks that both his music and our music are okay.
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The opinion of a man trying to show how music from the 60's and 70's is still good. My dad, Carl Robinson, of East Boston explains how music from his era is better than the music kids or some adults listen to now a days. Even though he likes his music better he still thinks that both his music and our music are okay.
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The opinion of a man trying to show how music from the 60's and 70's is still good. My dad, Carl Robinson, of East Boston explains how music from his era is better than the music kids or some adults listen to now a days. Even though he likes his music better he still thinks that both his music and our music are okay.
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