I disagree with a lot that Who Cares has wettirn, especially about the origins of rock music, which is clearly black (most modern music that has a beat to it, is black influenced).What amazes me is when I watch a movie like Hairspray and see how good white people are dancing.  I was born in 1955.  I was a kid during the time in which Hair spray supposedly takes place.  I don’t remember white people dancing that good back then.  But then maybe these were the kids that never made it to Bandstand (you know, the TV show with Dick Clark).  White people were not dancing that good on Bandstand back then.But I’ll have to agree with Who Cares about finding very few black people that likes rock.  I grew up in Atlanta and I can count on one hand black people that really liked rock (especially from white groups).  I remember a friend of mine (who is also black) dared play a song by the Beatles in a majority black restaurant.  One guy was so frustrated, he got up and left.  Another guy went up to the juke box (Shaking his head in disbelief) and put tons of money in the juke box making sure that only songs by black artists played.  (This happened in the late 70 s).  Admittedly, this is typical of Atlanta Georgia mentality though.  It may have been different in other places.

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