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Vintage Radio By Tabarnak

Heard
2015
Episodes
1
Language
English

Vintage Radio By Tabarnak1969 Ep04 Juin 05 2015 Today on Vintage Talk Radio your host, Ms. Bisou Calin discuss the problems facing many of today's young men because of the psychological effects of social media and the Internet on them. Also discussed is parenting, etiquette, self-respect and fashions! Music includes a section of cylinder recordings from 1908 and the jazz music of the Alabama Rascals, Ada Jones and Rose Murphey (just to name a few) So it back and give episode 04 of Vintage Talk Radio by Tabarnak1969.info a listen! http://www.Tabarnak1969.info http://WooWho-Vintage.com http://FullOfPizzazz.com

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  1. Ep. 04

    No date given · 56 min

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  1. Vintage Radio By Tabarnak 1969 Ep. 04

    Old Time Radio · Tabarnak1969.info · 1 episode here · archive.org

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