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" All all of them. The united inaugural global ultimately were all my friends are albeit -- most from -- over the time and I help them. I help from their in the beginning of their career and -- watch them develop. I've watched the music development Steve you see -- there's meals -- have a backstage is more than Tuesday. Paul continues music change quite a bit too would they do -- taking a -- social commentary. Adds that The Beatles. You're helpless to do you think about almost double what it's sort of touches on the left part of the fifties caused by preceding book called doo -- Really covered the fifties covered the development of rock and roll development. Pop music and that's what it really takes off I touch the fifties -- nicely but it really takes off after about 1963. Put some music. Started changing her visit Elvis and reveals her -- and the rats schools -- touching that social common."

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" But it -- would be record companies beat in this -- Corporate level to our corporate people have record corporate books didn't want this to bitter going to -- our water."

" Yeah and you. You didn't give I mean you're everybody's friend I mean -- cousin Bruce that you are you -- the -- You Huard making -- social statement would you ever did get on a breakdown of that and make social statements on the air."

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" That was part of the era. You know I was there I was there and you were there at the BBC the day the music -- Did you ever wanna be a talk show host."

" Yes always what I always wanted the freedom. To do what I wanted to do insert you know sort of -- in the battle. -- right -- I can go from left are go to the right right I feel I and I want to talk about what's right. And it doesn't it will be right -- if you're emotionally. So socially correct ethically correct I wanna say it. I always wanted to do that and now very honestly all right have the freedom to say and do what Milwaukee."

" Serious except Korea or you're serious aren't serious -- which gives you a lot of freedom unsettling World Series X until a minority -- and and you get a lot of freedom I think and the businesses change tremendously to --"

" Oh yeah well what's you know your view of it when it first on when you're you're born with bankruptcy this I've. Got to get all the new renewable. I was in the radio business. Public in the music business today. I've in the business of radio but the business of music it's quite different miserable reversals so business comes first we have the business."

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" You're venting -- you're inventing an annual. Yeah thank you invented and you're inventing it."

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