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10-20-30 Uncle Lenny:   1986: Take My Breath Away by Berlin   Synthpop, Pop Rock, Power Ballad media type="file" key="BERLIN - Take My Breath Away.mp3" align="center" width="240" height="20"

1976: Play That Funky Music by Wild Cherry ** Disco, Funk ** media type="file" key="Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music.mp3" align="center" width="240" height="20"

 1966: Yellow Submarine by The Beatles  ** Rock **    Why he likes these songs: He likes the songs above because of the beats. Also, he says that the words are relaxing. Dad:  1986: You Give Love a Bad Name by Bon Jovi    ** Hard Rock, Glam Metal ** media type="file" key="07 You Give Love A Bad Name.mp3" align="center" width="240" height="20"

1976: Tryin’ to Get That Feeling Again by Barry Manilow ** Pop **

media type="file" key="09 Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again.m4a" align="center" width="300" height="50"

 1966: Good Vibrations by Beach Boys media type="file" key="Beach Boys - Good Vibrations.mp3" align="center" width="240" height="20"
 * Psychedelic Rock, Psychedelic Pop **

 Why he likes these songs: He likes the songs above because Bon Jovi was the first concert that he went to and he likes the song. For Barry Manilow, it was the first song that he played on the keyboard. Grandmom:  1986: Amanda by Boston    ** Rock ** media type="file" key="Amanda.mp3" align="center" width="240" height="20"

1976: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart by Elton John and Kiki Dee ** Pop ** media type="file" key="09 Don't Go Breaking My Heart.mp3" align="center" width="240" height="20" 1966: Cherry, Cherry by Neil Diamond ** Pop, Rock ** media type="file" key="Neil Diamond - Cherry Cherry.mp3" align="center" width="240" height="20"

 Why she likes these songs: She likes the songs above because she always liked the name Amanda. Elton John was her favorite singer, and she remembered kids jumping around to Cherry, Cherry when she was little.

1986: [|U.N. IN AGREEMENT ON STEPS TO BRING AFRICAN RECOVERY] By: Elaine Sciolino Date: June 2nd, 1986 Summary: The U.N. adopts a document to help Africa's economy, food supply, transportation, and education. 1976: [|African Music] By: Gary Giddins Date: September 14th, 1975 Summary: People confront what I believe to be a radio station called 'The Western' for dismissing African inspired music due to it being primitive and uninteresting. 1966: [|3 Groups Claim Victory, Drop P.S. 175 Boycott; Harlem Parents Say School Will Teach African and U.S. Negro History] By: Thomas A. Johnson Date: September 3rd, 1966 Summary: Three Harlem groups claimed victories in their fight with the Board of Education to have African and American Negro history taught in Public School and to gain a stronger voice in the school's affairs.