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The week ending January 27, 1968 — just days before Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces launched the Tet Offensive, a “watershed” moment” history would later show as having “played an important role in weakening U.S. public support for the war in Vietnam,” according to the U.S. State Department —
The Stranglers‘ non-LP single “Bear Cage” from March 1980 reached the UK Top 40 (#36): A 12-inch single extended mix – the band’s first – was also released. Once famously dismissed by John Lydon as “hippies with short hair,” The Stranglers got considerably less ink than the Pistols, Clash (et
“Last Morning” – from Dillards LP Roots and Branches – probably best embodies the back-to-the-land ethos conveyed in both the album’s title and cover image: Last Morning – The Dillards [Pssst: Click on the triangle above to play “Last Morning” by The Dillards.] How interesting then to discover that the
How ironic that the last track of the second and final album from American Flyer – Spirit Of A Woman – would be titled “Keep on Tryin’.” I hate to think the group was burying this song, since it was the closing track on the album — such a radio-friendly
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