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Platten is back with a new project now and her music continues to strike a chord. Her new album, I Am Rachel Platten, came ...

With her new album, “Tell It to the Wind” out in the world, Joy Clark is looking forward to breezing into Greensboro as part ...

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The Wrecking Crew have been an integral part of all rock and roll, but these are the moments when they sounded absolutely perfect.

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