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A note about Classics

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A note about Classics

Post  Meeshie on Mon Jun 30, 2008 12:03 pm

Just so people don't get confused...this doesn't include a genre. So you can talk about ranges of classic artists. Such as Conway Twitty (Country music), or The Beatles (Pop Rock). Just thought I'd post that little tid bit into here. Smile

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