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Back in the 1970's a genre of music identified as 'adult contemporary' enjoyed widespread mainstream popularity. It featured songs by artists like Glen Campbell and Neil Diamond, such as:
A quick google search reveals that there are supposedly still 'adult contemporary' songs enjoying popularity and lists examples by artists like Adele and Ed Sheerhan , but the thing is, I don't really think this type of music shares much if any spiritual stylistic connection with the genre I mentioned earlier. They pretty much share the name 'adult contemporary' and that's it as near as I can tell.
What happened to adult contemporary music - when did it disappear? The stuff I consider 'adult contemporary' must be mawkishly sentimental, and you just don't see that anymore.
A quick google search reveals that there are supposedly still 'adult contemporary' songs enjoying popularity and lists examples by artists like Adele and Ed Sheerhan , but the thing is, I don't really think this type of music shares much if any spiritual stylistic connection with the genre I mentioned earlier. They pretty much share the name 'adult contemporary' and that's it as near as I can tell.
What happened to adult contemporary music - when did it disappear? The stuff I consider 'adult contemporary' must be mawkishly sentimental, and you just don't see that anymore.