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Musical News Now for the hot news this month..
Musical News past- what happened this month in musical history?
Songs Released in Music History for this month
This Months Birthdays in Music- Who do u share a birthday with?
Musical Deaths- Who died this month in Musical history?
Computer - Gaming News update
The Circle for this Months meeting is located; Do you want to get into the music business, please check this meeting.
The Hot Music this month
Jokes of the month- provided by Yadida

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Viewpoint-NY Emceeing is Dead
Mothers Day
Word on the Street-Africa B brokers Peace

Musical Warnings - Save Internet Radio
Urgent Call to Dj's in April

Red Zone Blog News

March Warnings - Save Internet Radio
Urgent Call to Dj's in April

Music Charts for April Music Countdown for what is hot in the streets.

Do you want to get into the Music Business?  Check what's happening in the Circle this month?

Sure's Musical news: Week 1, Week 2,

The One day Scoop-find out about the Music Industry

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Computers - What is it that you should look for?

What is the craziest website?  Well how about this one!!

Printers - 3-D printing, is it the new move for printing.

 Double Layer DVD Drives

Laptop Security - some tips for Laptops.

Laptops - Are they the new addition to today's Dj's?

The iPhone is out now, for news, for specs click.

Watch out i-Phone, introducing Readius

Windows shortcut keys, do you want to add accents, use shortcut keys...

What is Lightscribe technology?  What does it do?  Does it work on CD/DVD?

Keep the Internet free: What can you do?

Save the Internet - Testimony before the House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet

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1951, "Sixty Minute Man," a risqué song by the Dominoes, becomes one of the first up-tempo R&B singles to cross over to the pop chart when it lands at #17...

1956, upon his return to England following a US tour, bandleader Ted Heath observes: "Rock 'n' roll is mainly performed by colored people for colored people and is therefore unlikely to prove popular in Britain"...

1958, a doo-wop group dubbed The Chesters record the chestnut "Tears on My Pillow" ... they emerge from the studio renamed The Imperials ... when DJ Alan Freed begins airing the 45 he refers to the group as "Little Anthony & the Imperials" ... their record label, End, goes along with the program and later pressings of the record bear that name...

1959, Johnny Horton's "Battle of New Orleans" rides the top of the Billboard pop chart ... the song celebrates Andrew Jackson's defeat of the British during the War of 1812 ... the tune proves to be a durable one with covers by Vaughn Monroe, Harpers Bizarre, and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band all charting in later years ... the original also spawns a comedic spinoff by Homer & Jethro called "Battle of Kookamonga"...

1961, ever the astute businessman, Chuck Berry opens an amusement park near St. Louis dubbed Berry Park...

1963, Del Shannon's version of the Lennon-McCartney song "From Me to You" becomes the first Beatles song to make an appearance on the US pop chart...

1965, Dave Davies of The Kinks knocks himself out after crashing into drummer Mick Avory's cymbals ... the band has to scratch the rest of its tour...

1966, Bob Dylan, accompanied by members of what will later become The Band, rocks Royal Albert Hall ... the show later turns up on white-jacketed bootleg LPs and becomes a hot item among Dylan fans...

1973, record mogul Clive Davis is canned by Columbia Records for misusing company money for personal expenses...

1974, more than a thousand people receive medical care and a 14-year-old girl dies when fans run amok at a London concert starring teen idol David Cassidy...

1975, "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple is released ... its signature guitar riff becomes an essential repertoire item for garage-band pickers worldwide...

1976, the Allman Brothers Band calls it quits ... the breakup occurs in the wake of Gregg Allman's testimony at the drug trial of a former band road manager ... the band reforms two years later ... The Who make the Guinness Book of World Records as the loudest rock band ever when their show at the Charlton Athletic Grounds in England employs a 76,000-watt PA and is measured at a tympanic-membrane-destroying 120 decibels...

1977, Virgin Records releases the Sex Pistols' God Save the Queen on the occasion of the monarch's Silver Jubilee ... though the song receives no British airplay, it becomes a UK #1 hit...

1986, viewers of Dick Clark's America Picks the #1 Songs select Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock," Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water," and Lionel Richie's "All Night Long" as the top three greatest hits of the rock era...

1987, U2's massive PA sets off earthquake alarms during a show at Rome's Flaminio Stadio...

1989, the late Roy Orbison's estate is sued by his music publisher for failing to produce songs under a 1985 contract...

1990, Aussie band Midnight Oil shuts down New York's 6th Avenue when they play a street concert in front of Exxon corporate headquarters protesting the environmental havoc wreaked by the grounding of the company's tanker, the Exxon Valdez...

1992, tour manager for Boyz II Men Khalil Rountree is shot and killed in a Chicago hotel...

1993, eccentric avant-garde bandleader, composer, and keyboardist Sun Ra dies following a stroke ... the large band he ran for decades named The Arkestra featured brilliant soloists and played a repertoire that ranged from oblique space music to Fletcher Henderson-style swing tunes ... his colorful shows often included elaborate costuming, plate-twirlers, and fire-eaters...

1994, Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley are secretly married in the Dominican Republic ... she sues for divorce 20 months later citing irreconcilable differences...

1997, two rock icons are forced to scratch pending European tours when health problems arise ... Bob Dylan is admitted to a New York hospital complaining of chest pains and Neil Young cancels his trip after slicing a finger while making a ham sandwich ... charismatic singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley drowns after jumping into the Mississippi River in Memphis for an impromptu late-night swim ... country singer Lee Ann Womack, suffering from a big-time case of stage fright, makes her Grand Ole Opry debut ... she remains largely rooted in one spot at center stage during her set ... commenting later on her performance, the singer confesses, "If I'd moved, I would have peed in my pants"...

1999, British punk band Manic Street Preachers turns down an opportunity to play a concert commemorating the opening of Wales' parliament when they learn that Queen Elizabeth II will be on hand ... the band has sworn to never play for the monarchy, considering it an anachronism...

1999, the remains of Philip Kramer, formerly of Iron Butterfly, are found in a remote Malibu, California, canyon ... he had been missing since 1995 ... after a kinetic 40-minute New Jersey performance wearing a heavy fur coat, Lenny Kravitz collapses in the wings from heat exhaustion...

2000, Tito Puente AKA The King of the Mambo succumbs to heart disease and heads off to that big salsa ballroom in the sky ... the bandleader and masterful percussionist was a major force behind the Latin jazz movement...

2001, country diva Loretta Lynn opens her Coal Miner's Daughter Museum in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee ... it's packed with 18,000 square feet of memorabilia gathered by the singer during her four-decade career...

2004, after copping a plea to being under the influence of a controlled substance, Courtney Love is ordered to enter a drug-rehab program...singer Cyndi Lauper suffers the indignity of having a gob of bird poop land in her wide-open mouth while singing during a Mansfield, Massachusetts, show ...

2005, Nine Inch Nails leader Trent Reznor backs out of performing at the 2005 MTV Movie Awards after the network KOs the band's plans to perform in front of an image of Dubya...says Reznor, "Nine Inch Nails will not be performing at the MTV Movie Awards as previously announced. We were set to perform 'The Hand That Feeds' with an unmolested straightforward image of George W. Bush as the backdrop. Apparently the image of our president is as offensive to MTV as it is to me. See you on tour this fall when we return to play in America"...

2005, rocker-activist Bob Geldof confirmed that the charity concert Live 8 will happen on July 6 to raise awareness of, and money for, the extreme poverty that most Africans live in...Geldof says, "What started 20 years ago is coming to a political point in a few weeks. There's more than a chance that the boys and girls with guitars will finally get to turn the world on its axis"...Live 8 will consist of five concerts in Hyde Park, London; Palais de Versailles, Paris; Brandenberg Gate, Berlin; Circus Maximus, Rome; and the Museum of Art in Philadelphia...over 100 artists are scheduled to perform...

1954, Bill Haley and the Comets' "Rock Around the Clock" is released but will not be successful until 1955 when it is featured on the soundtrack of the movie Blackboard Jungle...

1955, Ruth Brown's signature song "Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean" is banned in Britain by the BBC on the grounds that it might encourage wife beaters...

1955, Chuck Berry records his first single, "Ida Red" ... during the session Leonard Chess, who is producing, wants a name change ... the new name is "Maybellene," inspired by a Chess secretary's makeup case...

1958, upon arrival in London for a British tour, Jerry Lee Lewis announces his marriage to 14-year-old second cousin Myra ... the resulting uproar causes all but three of the dates on the 37-stop schedule to be canceled ... it takes years for The Killer's career to recover...

1963, The Beatles begin their first tour as a headliner at the Grenada Theatre in Slough, England...

1964, a new teen dance called "The Swim," spawned in San Francisco's Galaxy Club, begins to spread throughout California...

1964, a Shreveport, LA, radio station proclaims Elvis Presley Week ... they feature a Presley song every hour and give away Presley albums and singles ... it is all part of a hopeless attempt to counter all the attention being given to The Beatles...

1965, FBI agents drop in on Wand Records ... they are investigating the song "Louie Louie" as recorded by The Kingsmen to determine just what the lyrics really are ... the FBI's ultimate report concludes that no obscene lyrics can be distinguished and that much of the song is unintelligible gibberish...

1967, Jimi Hendrix signs with Reprise Records, his first recording deal with an American company...

1968, John Lennon and Yoko Ono make a home tape that is later released as Two Virgins ... the album has the two of them sans clothing on the cover ... adding to the air of scandal, John's wife Cynthia returns home this same day to find the pair in bed, Yoko wearing her nightshirt ... John and Yoko flee to Montreal where they will begin their infamous 10-day "bed-in" two days later...

1970, The Grateful Dead play at the Hollywood Rock Festival in England ... it is their first concert outside of the United States...

1979, Eric Clapton and Patti Boyd are married ... Boyd's marriage to Clapton's friend George Harrison ended in 1977...often painted as a muse to both musicians, Boyd inspired Clapton to write "Layla" about his unrequited love for Boyd, and later "Wonderful Tonight" once they were together ... three of The Beatles—Paul, Ringo, and George—are joined by Mick Jagger for a performance at the reception ... it is the first time since their '69 breakup that the three have played together...

1979, Tom Petty files for bankruptcy over a dispute with his record label...

1981, George Harrison's "All Those Years Ago," a tribute to John Lennon who died a year before, charts for the first time ... Ringo Starr and Paul and Linda McCartney are also on the recording...

1990, Elton John plays at the Taj Mahal ... that is, the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City ... the occasion is the Donald Trump-owned casino's grand opening...

1998, Elton John ditches his manager of 28 years, John Reid ... Sir Elton forms his own management company, Elton John Management, Ltd...

2000, Chuck D testifies before the U.S. Congress in support of Napster and online music distribution...

2003, Les Miserables closes on Broadway after 16 years and 6,680 shows...

2004, a 320-year-old, $3.5 million cello made by Antonio Stradivari is recovered days after being stolen from principal cellist Peter Stumpf of the Los Angeles Philharmonic ... the cello was discovered by a nurse near a trash bin on her way to see a patient ... the nurse had asked her husband, a cabinetmaker, to fashion the instrument into a CD case ... fortunately she saw a news report on the instrument before he got started...

2004, in Fairless, Pennsylvania, Pennsbury High School's graduating class is blown away when rocker John Mayer shows up to play a three-song concert at the senior class prom ... the appearance was the result of a two-year lobbying effort by the class president...

2004, during a humanitarian African tour, Canadian band Sum 41 is overrun by the Congo's ongoing civil war ... the rockers are forced to hide out in a hotel bathroom near the Rwandan border ... after seven hours they make their escape in a tank...

2004, officials in South Carolina grant Godfather of Soul James Brown a pardon for several crimes ... Brown had argued his case before the state's Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services...

2004, in a bizzare appearance at a New Hampshire casino, singer-songwriter Jewel frequently interrupts her set with long diatribes dissing the audience, her fat fans, and ramblings about the drugs Zoloft and Paxil ... after the show angry fans scream obscenities as the tour bus departs the venue ... the show was later described by Jewel's management as "a unique combination of music and conversation"...

2005, rapper 50 Cent agrees to take anger-management classes and stay drug- and crime-free in a plea bargain over charges that he stomped on two female fans and punched a third during a 2004 show in Massachusetts...

2005, sporting a giant Afro, Phil Spector appears in L.A. Superior Court for a pretrial hearing regarding the murder of actress Lana Clarkson ... the judge rules that four alleged earlier incidents in which the producer had pointed guns at women could be admitted into evidence...

1933, knowing he will soon die of tuberculosis and wanting to provide for his family, Jimmy Rodgers, widely known as The Singing Brakeman, begins his final Peer Records recording sessions ... Rodgers is accompanied by a nurse and rests on a cot between songs ... he dies two days after laying down his last tracks...

1945, the first album chart debuts in the US ... albums in those days consist of collections of 78rpm discs that usually come in a box or sleeved binder...

1955, on the second night of a back-to-back at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida, Elvis Presley sparks the first riot of his burgeoning career with the phrase, "Girls, I'll see you backstage" ... the female portion of the 14,000 strong audience goes into a frenzy and the future King's clothes and shoes are torn from his body as he tries to escape ... after witnessing the event Colonel Tom Parker is convinced of Elvis' marketability...

1956, Buddy Holly gets fitted for his first pair of contact lenses ... as fate would have it, the creator of the Elvis Costello look can't stand the eye irritation and sticks with his trademark spectacles...

1961, Gladys Knight & The Pips enjoy the distinction of having two different versions of their hit "Every Beat of My Heart" on the pop chart simultaneously ... the group had cut the song twice for different labels with the VeeJay version charting at #6 while the single on Fury registers at #45...

1963, Bob Dylan blows off his Ed Sullivan Show TV gig when he is told he can't perform "Talking John Birch Society Blues," Dylan's skewering of the far-right political group...

1967, Archie Bell, leader of The Drells, is drafted into the army where he'll soon be performing for Uncle Sam in Vietnam ... exactly a year later his instrumental hit "Tighten Up" rides to the top of the pop chart while Bell languishes in a VA hospital recovering from wounds...

1968, disavowing the Beatles' former discipleship at the feet of Indian guru Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, John Lennon says, "We made a mistake. He's human like the rest of us"...

1975, Bob Wills, the man largely credited with creating the Western swing genre, breathes his last...

1977, Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke" tops the singles chart ... the song is a tribute to Duke Ellington...

1983, having blown all the money his 1979 million-selling Bat Out of Hell album had garnered, Marvin Lee Aday, better known to fans as Meatloaf, files for bankruptcy...

1986, Elvis Costello and Pogues singer-bassist Cait O'Riordan take the matrimonial plunge ...their marriage comes on the heels of Rum Sodomy & the Lash , the Pogues' latest release...

1995, B.B. King, Jimmie Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, and Robert Cray reunite to play a tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan in the late guitar slinger's home town of Austin, Texas ... all five had appeared with SRV at his last show on August 26, 1990, just before he took that fateful helicopter ride...

1999, SoundScan announces that the album Millennium by Backstreet Boys has sold 1.13 million copies during its first week in release, establishing a new record ... rock band No Doubt sues clothing manufacturer No Fear for service mark infringement ... the company is marketing a line of clothes bearing the "No Doubt" name...

2001, XM Satellite Radio completes its satellite system...

2002, Dionne Warwick is arrested at Miami International Airport when she attempts to smuggle 11 joints aboard a plane in her lipstick case...

2004, Jeff Tweedy of Wilco completes a stint in rehab to kick an addiction to painkillers he developed while battling migraines ... Tweedy's stay forces the band to cancel a handful of tour dates, including a stop at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California ... two weeks after he checks out of the Chicago-area treatment center the band will hit the road to tour behind the album A Ghost Is Born—its fifth...

2005, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne put their six-bedroom Beverly Hills home up for sale ... the asking price is $11.9 million...
 

1824, one of the world's best-loved pieces of music, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, is performed for the first time...

1891, New York City's Music Hall, which will become Carnegie Hall, throws its grand opening with a performance by Tchaikovsky ... the concert takes place just two days before Tchaikovsky's 51st birthday...

1937, blues legend John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson cuts his first tracks at the Aurora Studios in Aurora, Illinois, including "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl"...

1944, Jimmie Davis, country superstar and co-author of the worldwide hit "You Are My Sunshine," takes over as the governor of Louisiana ... the tune will become the state song of Louisiana...

1953, Clyde McPhatter, after leaving The Dominoes, is signed by Ahmet Ertegun to be lead singer of The Drifters...

1959, the world's first Grammy awards are handed out to Domenico Modugno for "Volare" (Record of the Year), the Champs for "Tequila" (R&B), and the Kingston Trio for "Tom Dooley" (Country)...

1965, while toying with a newly acquired fuzz box in a Florida hotel room, Keith Richards comes up with the riff that will later become the hook in "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"...

1968, proto-supergroup Buffalo Springfield—in which Neil Young, Steven Stills, Jim Messina, and Richie Furay all came to fame—calls it quits...

1969, at the invitation of First Daughter Tricia Nixon, the Turtles perform a gig at Tricky Dick's White House ... singer Mark Volman is so happy to be there he reportedly falls off the stage five times. ... this same week, the manager for Tommy James and the Shondells rejects an offer for the group to perform at Woodstock, referring to it as a "stupid gig on a pig farm"...

1972, in an apparent effort to show that famous entertainers can be interested in something beside themselves, Warren Beatty brings together 30 artists—including Michelle Phillips, Mama Cass, Judy Collins, Goldie Hawn, and Jack Nicholson—for a series of 12 benefits underwriting George McGovern's bid for the presidency ... despite their best efforts, the nation reelects Nixon only to have him resign in shame facing impeachment halfway through his term...

1973, Paul Simon starts his first solo tour following his divorce from Art Garfunkel...

1986, supermodel Heather Locklear ties the knot with Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee...

1987, bandmaster and top-drawer blues harpist Paul Butterfield dies of hard living at the age of 44...

1990, Tom Waits is awarded 2.5 million bucks by a jury in a suit against Frito-Lay, who brazenly ripped off Waits' vocal and songwriting style for a Doritos ad ... the decision will be appealed and wind up at the Supreme Court in January of 1993, where Frito-Lay will finally be forced to cough up the money...

1991, Ozzy Osborne triumphs in court over a couple of Macon, Georgia, parents who want to blame their son's suicide on Ozzy's music...

1991, Bushwick Bill of the rap group the Geto Boys takes a bullet in the face from his girlfriend ... the 4-1/2-foot-tall rapper winds up losing his eye after threatening the woman's 3-month-old son, handing her a loaded .22, and saying he wants to die...

1994, Tupac Shakur goes to the slam for a couple weeks as a result of his 1993 attack on the director of the movie Menace II Society in which Shakur had a part ... Shakur was cut from the movie...

1996, Pamela Anderson Lee and Tommy Lee (who has inexplicable luck at marrying supermodels) fail in their legal attempt to stop Penthouse from publishing stills from a homemade porno flick featuring the famous couple ... this despite their claim that the film was stolen from their house...

1998, in the most unlikely pairing since Hendrix and the Monkees, Jimmy Page performs on "Saturday Night Live" with rapper Sean "Puffy" Combs ... the pair perform "Come With Me," which features a sampled guitar riff from Zep's "Kashmir"...

1998, tens of thousands of young fans shut down traffic in central Tokyo due to an outpouring of grief over the suicide of X-Japan guitarist Hide Matsumoto ... one fan follows him in suicide and two others fail in the attempt...

2000, a Federal appeals court gives Michael Bolton the thumbs down when he tries to weasel out of a $5.4 million jury award levied against him for ripping off the Isley Brothers' "Love is a Wonderful Thing" in his song of the same name...

2003, after a traumatizing mix-up, Pete Townsend is cleared of charges of possessing child pornography ... Townsend had been researching child pornography for a book in 1999 when he foolishly used his credit card to sign onto a child porn site ... in 2002 he had, in fact, published on his website a long treatise condemning the free accessibility of child porn on the web ... a year later, the book he was researching was already at press by the time an investigation of the porn site's credit card users list turned up his name, prompting a media freakout and a raid of his home which turned up no child pornography of any sort..
 

1967, Elvis Presley marries Priscilla Beaulieu at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, of course ... little Lisa Marie will join the family nine months later...

1969, Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrest Jimi Hendrix at Toronto International Airport for possession of heroin ... Hendrix is released on $10,000 bail and claims that the drugs were planted ... the charges will later be dropped...

1974, the #1 Billboard Pop Hit is "Loco-Motion" by Grand Funk Railroad ... the original 1962 version by Little Eva had also hit the top of the pops ... the song will hit pay dirt one more time when Kylie Minogue rides it to #3 in 1988...

1976, Bruce Springsteen is given the bum's rush by security guards when he's caught trying to scale the fence at Graceland...

1976, Paul McCartney returns to the stage in the U.S. for the first time in a decade as the Wings Over America tour takes flight in Ft. Worth, Texas...

1981, Ringo Starr marries actress Barbara Bach ... the two met and fell in love the year before while filming Caveman...

1984, Mick Fleetwood files for bankruptcy...

1994, the historic San Francisco Fillmore reopens after 27 years ... performers at the show include American Music Club, Ry Cooder and David Lindley, and headliners Smashing Pumpkins ... promoters originally hoped to secure Neil Young or Bruce Springsteen for the opening, but settled on the Pumpkins as a last resort...

1995, Tupac Shakur marries girlfriend Keisha Morris while incarcerated at the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York ... the rapper is in jail on a felony sexual abuse conviction...

1998, somewhere between doing the splits and a back flip while onstage in Anchorage, Alaska, Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler injures his knee ... luckily for the Alaskan fans, the injury occurred during the last encore ... fans in other cities aren't as lucky, as the band must cancel the remaining 14 dates of its North American tour so Tyler can have surgery and recover...

1999, citing the lack of a strong enough lineup, organizers say Lollapalooza will not happen for the second consecutive year...

1999, at a Des Moines, Iowa, show, shock-rocker Marilyn Manson stalks off the stage upon noticing that someone has slapped a big yellow smiley face sticker on one of his props ... in the resulting melee, 23 are arrested...

1999, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame...

2002, Suicidal Tendencies guitarist Mike Clark dislocates his shoulder in a motor-cross accident ... he will make a full recovery...

2002, Metallica resumes work on their eighth full-length studio album, St. Anger ... the rocky sessions, interrupted by guitarist-vocalist James Hetfield entering rehab and group therapy sessions with the band, are filmed by a documentary crew for the film Some Kind of Monster...

2002, Sharon Osborne announces that her family will return for another season of their hit reality show The Osborne's on MTV ... the show, which chronicles the daily lives of Sharon, Ozzy, Jack, and Kelly, is the most successful for MTV in its 21-year history...

2003, on his official website, KISS bassist Gene Simmons blasts musicians and actors who have spoken out recently against the U.S. war in Iraq ... says Gene, "I don't think celebs make very much impact with the masses at all" ... this despite the fact that Simmons has used his site twice before to voice his support for the operation, going so far as to say," ...everyone who is marching today in a war protest can line up to my left to suck my b***s"...

2004, to celebrate the first anniversary of iTunes, Apple announces that the online music store will soon be featuring music videos and movie trailers ... users will also be able to play purchased songs on up to five different machines instead of the original limit of three ... the service sold over 70 million songs in its debut year...

2005, 37 years after Cream played its farewell concert, the revived '60s super group performs the first of four sold-out concerts ... the two-hour set encompasses all of Cream's biggest hits including: "Sunshine of Your Love," "Spoonful," and "White Room," triggering countless acid flashbacks among veteran concertgoers...

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Tupac Shakur

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