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About John Congemi
Expertise
I am a fan of all kinds of music, but my areas of expertise are in 1950-64 doowop, jazz, and top 40's music.

Experience
I grew up in New York listening to DJs Alan Freed, Jocko, Mort Fega (jazz), Alan Fredericks, Murray the K, Bruce Morrow, Clay Cole, William B. Williams, Wolfman Jack, Gus Gossert, Peter Tripp, Martin Block,Swing'n Slim. Extensive LP and CD collection.

Education/Credentials
Queens College and St. John's University MBA.

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Oldies - slower music of the Korean war

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sadie wrote at 2007-12-12 03:20:08
Hello--
Just answered a similar question--I work in a record store. On Hana Ola records there are a few Japanese pop albums that have a similar sound like you hear on MASH. Korean pop songs from the 40s were Japanese-influenced. Try "Modern Songs of Japan," "Club Nisei", "Sayoara Farewell Japan," or "holiday in Japan"

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