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Ep. 18 - Take This Job and Shove It: 70s Work and Music
Ep. 18 - Take This Job and Shove It: 70s Work and Music
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38 minutes
Released:
Feb 25, 2020
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Podcast episode
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The 70s was a tumultuous time for labor. In 1970, even postal workers went on strike. Music of the 70s reflected how workers felt about unions, jobs, and the struggle to get ahead. Not confined to one genre, rockers such as Bob Seger and Tom Petty, country artists such as Johnny Paycheck and Dolly Parton, and disco stars including the Bee Gees and Rose Royce all had hits about working in the 70s.
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Released:
Feb 25, 2020
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Podcast episode
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Ep. 7 - Women Who Rocked The 70s: Rock and roll was a man's world in the 1970s. Would that have been any different if Janis Joplin had not died just as the 70s were beginning? The world will never know but what is known is that women in the music industry faced challenges that men did... by For the Record: The 70s