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Preparing for Skidmania ‘76: How Music From 1976 Shaped American Culture
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Source: The Skidmore News

With the annual buzz of Skidmania rapidly approaching, now is the time to expand one’s knowledge on the year of 1976 in the music industry and how its impact contributed to musical fans and artists alike. Culminating in a whirlwind of styles and genres, the 1970s are widely regarded to have been pivotal in shaping the history of American music, with renowned artists having contributed to the beloved repertoire of the decade. The year 1976 itself marked a notable shift in the music industry across the United States. Listeners' favorite tunes had adapted from the peak of hard rock by artists including Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin in the early ‘70s to an appreciation of upbeat and club-like disco music by the end of the decade.
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