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Marketing Strategies Marketing 500 Summary Music has always been apart of our universal history and cultural growth. Some cultures would pass along stories or messages through music, while others may use it to celebrate a major event, a new life, or as a means to merely get through the day. Music is universal and appeals to everyone. Throughout the years, the production of music went from musical acts performing on the radio, then the production of vinyl records, eight tracks, cassette tapes
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