How Awesome was 1971? Part Two
We couldn’t leave it at one show. When friend-of-the-station Jim Bricker first asked how awesome 1971 was, two hours barely […]
We couldn’t leave it at one show. When friend-of-the-station Jim Bricker first asked how awesome 1971 was, two hours barely […]
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Blame friend-of-the-station Jim Bricker. He got in touch the other day, asked “how awesome was 1971?”, and wouldn’t let it