Brian Laird on WNYc on WNYc and for a last 15 minutes today after last night's Grammy Awards, never mind the

Oscar Awards, we just barely got through the Grammy Awards one night ago and I thought they were really good.

I generally like the Grammys, the best of all the award show just because there's so much

music and one of the reasons for me is that I get to see performances by a lot of

artists who I may not be following if I'm not keeping up with all the current

releases in you know in every genre. So I really like watching the Grammys and I thought they did a very good job last night.

And here's the particular question we're going to ask, because there was so much intergenerational music right you know

maybe you're a Siz a fan or maybe you're a Stevie Wonder or Johnny Mitchell fan and you see all these different musicians

from different generations. So here's the question for this call it. Have you ever

turned your parents on to any kind of music any particular artist or any particular genre?

Have you ever turned your parents if you're in your 20s or 30s now let's say to talk about you know relatively

contemporary music if you are in your 20s or 30s, what music did you turn your parents on to recently?

Could have been last week, you know, or it could have been last week you know or it could have been 15 20 years ago if you're in your 20s or 30s what music did you ever turn your parents on to recently or ever got it 212 433 to

recently or ever got it to one two four three

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nine six nine two or if you're the parents and you currently have kids who are let's say anywhere

under 40 and they could you know could be an eight year old who got into some kind of

music and then turn you on to it or anybody like up to 40.

If your children anywhere up to 39, 40 years old have ever turned you on to music.

What was it?

Tell us your story of turning your parents onto something

that maybe made you think,

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