School Friendly Top 40 Tracks from Top Hits USA: By John Young of the Disc Jockey News

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• discjockeynews

  February 27, 2015
  4:52 am

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• discjockeynews

  February 27, 2015
  5:22 am

  Yes.. that is such a struggle! Last evening, I had a short list of newer
  songs to run past the advisor prior to starting on where our ‘blurred line’
  was going to be for the night.. #musicismessy

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• Ashley Riggs

  February 27, 2015
  5:34 am

  I personally dislike profanity in today’s music. When I started DJ’ing in
  the mid 1980s there was virtually none. Today it’s a different story. I
  don’t see why anyone would want to include swear words in their lyrics. All
  it does is show just a small a grasp the writer has of the English
  language. There is no need for it.

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• Russ Ullrich

  February 27, 2015
  5:40 am

  Great vid. As a DJ (since ’84) and a HS teacher, it is challenging to find
  school appropriate music that students will still dance to. Many of the
  current songs just can’t be cleaned up. The content is so suggestive or
  inappropriate we can’t even play the radio edit.

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