Oh, oh, sounds like somebody's got a case of a Monday.

I don't care if Monday's blue.

Tell me why I don't like Mondays.

Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday.

New New no Monday.

Monday morning you show the fine.

A Monday. Just another man, it's Monday.

What are you doing, Mom and on Monday?

Now, broadcasting from the Bob and Sherry Studios.

It's Bob and Sherry.

Welcome in to the Bob and Sherry show.

You know, I think it's a given that whatever your age, you always feel that the music

that you grew up with, especially in high school and maybe a few years after high school,

that music is the greatest music ever produced and every other generation's music is crap and that's I mean it's just it's been

that way you know for for generations and generations anyway a survey was taken of music lovers

and they asked what is the greatest year for music, when I tell you what year it is,

there are going to be people that go, oh, yeah, that's so right. Those people were so right.

And there are going to be other people that'll say, that's crap. For some reason, they decided to

start in the 1970s, which of course eliminates the greatest years of the

Beatles work. So all of that stuff in the 1960s, you may not have been alive, but you know

all the Beatles songs. They just, I think they said, we're just not going to deal with the Beatles.

All right. We're just the Beatles are the Beatles and that's going to be the end of it. And the Rolling

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