wers and hi-fi's (record players), to pink flamingos and martini glasses. The young couples of America were settling down to enjoy life, suburban style (editors of Time-Life books 53). Life was better than ever, and for teens the fresh new music called rock and roll was an added delight. Rock music was wild and crazy, everything that the 40's were not.
             The story of how rock and roll began goes a little something like this: One spring day in 1951, a Cleveland disc jockey by the name of Alan Freed had a conversation with one of his drinking buddies that would shape history and forever change
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