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Reality Sandwich w Paul Kangas (JFK Assassination)
Interview with Jim Kerns & Richard Meyers
Weekly Program
Paul Kangas, Jim Kerns & Richard Meyers
 David Grace  Contact Contributor
June 28, 2013, 10:06 p.m.
In this episode of Reality Sandwich, Paul Kangas interviews two musicologists. They lay out a study of the evolution of popular song styles in the decades prior to Kennedy, during his administration and after his assassination.

Many major artists, like Elvis and the Beatles are discussed, and the convolutions of Dylan's phases as the nation's directions were strained.

And finally a brief discussion of the views of the current generation, as they observe Bush and Clinton's actions in the world's eye.
Paul Kangas
Jim Kerns
Richard Meyers
KPOO Radio, San Francisco, CA
No restrictions except credits should be given to the source

May 26, 1994 Download Program Podcast
JFK Assassination Study
00:31:12 1 May 26, 1994
San Francisco, CA
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