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Well, that is a fair statement. Because as I said before, back then in the 20's, my goodness, Rock `n Roll was never heard of. But there were people that sound like Rock `n Roll back in the 20's, as far as 1924 in Nashville. We had people called "Holy Rollers. " They had tents. And every night that's all you could hear, was people rolling on the ground and singing and, that's all there was. Si ...
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