OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
This week Scott Cardinal of Strange History Cafe, and I sat down and discussed the dark pop of the 70s. We took a deep dive into the song The Nights The Lights Went Out In Georgia by Vicki Lawrence in Part One, and continue the discussion in this episode. You can listen to Part One here.
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