In 1940 Britain was already at war, and the young, who love love and are the ones who go to war, wanted to hear songs like this, understandably.
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- The Doors - Love Her Madly
- Harry Nilsson - Turn Out the Light
- Joan Baez - Man Of Constant Sorrow
- Keith Whitley - Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone
- The Haden Triplets - Single Girl, Married Girl
- Ten Misconceptions About Science
- Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - Your Long Journey
- Horace Silver - Song for My Father
- The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain - The Good,...
- Taj Mahal - Take A Giant Step
- Krugman on the Perception v. Reality of Obama's Ac...
- Henry Purcell - Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary
- Sylvan Esso - Coffee
- Krugman on Movement Conservatism and its Discontents
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- Mumford & Sons - The Boxer
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