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. . . or click on the link here for Audio Player – The Who in Session at The BBC- Sept. 13, 1966 – BBC Radio 1 Difficult to imagine what the Music world would have been like had there never been The Who. Hearing them for the first time...
Become a Patron! Since we were observing and celebrating the legacy and memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, I indicated in my post yesterday and Dr. King was part of a movement – many people had taken part in the struggle for Civil Rights, that it was far reaching and...
A busy day, this January 20th. While pre-Inaugural balls were going on in one part of Washington for the upcoming swearing-in of Ronald Reagan, negotiations were reaching a fevered pitch in the final hours of the Carter White House. And while the Inauguration was getting ready to take place, it...
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