As told by American Radio Works, music played on the radio in the 1930s was 'respectable music,' sophisticated performances with a 'big-city sound.' Which answer best explains why this was so?

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As told by American Radio Works, music played on the radio in the 1930s was 'respectable music,' sophisticated performances with a 'big-city sound.' Which answer best explains why this was so?