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Stray Cats

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    Younger bands formed, notably the Stray Cats from Long Island, New York. Finding acceptance in England, they brought a hard, lean version of rockabilly back to the United States, where their caricature look made an impact during MTV’s early days. As a result of the revival, rockabilly became popular in…

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    Younger bands formed, notably the Stray Cats from Long Island, New York. Finding acceptance in England, they brought a hard, lean version of rockabilly back to the United States, where their caricature look made an impact during MTV’s early days. As a result of the revival, rockabilly became popular in…

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