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Remembering Shirley Jones · Building 341

DJ Rubbaban: when you first started liking girls and little girlfriends in Chicago, no music, no first music, know, popcorn, love, like what was you feeling? Vince Haynie: ⁓ man, hold on, hold on, I'm way before Pop Born Love. me and Mrs. Got a thing going on. That was probably 1973. ⁓ I'm in the third grade. And ⁓ Jones was in my class. Shirley Jones, man. I still think about Shirley Jones. We had to be about eight, nine years old. yeah, there was some songs back then. know, music, I guess music is the soundtrack of our lives. DJ Rubbaban: Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Right, right. Vince Haynie: you can play a song, it'll take me back to that era, to that year. I go back to that year, brother, it's the early 70s, mid 70s, early 80s, mid 80s, 90s, mid 90s, up until, I don't know what they're doing now, but you know, some of it's still cool. But you know, but I kind of fell off. DJ Rubbaban: Right. And we