Our first act begins in the mid 1950s, a time when the sounds from juke joints made it into jukeboxes, and finally onto our radios. The days of early r b vocal groups that began to cross over into the culture of the big cities and helped us identify ourselves in the process. [applause] and now. Thank you. And now the capitol recording stars, the singing five keys i sa mok em boo di ay i sa mok em boo i went to china town way back in old hong kong took out some egg foo yung and then i heard a gong ling, ting, tong, tried to sing that song called i sa mok em boo di ay, i sa mok em boo we were the first rockandroll generation. Before us, the kids had to listen to what their parents listened to, the big band. Nothing wrong with the big band, but its the first time the kid had his own music. And as i looked around the lights were going down and this is what i found a ling, ting, tong, tried to sing that song called i so mok em boo di ay, i so mok em boo bobby jay there was a new market comi