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An all-star lineup of Chicago musicians to perform a night of protest songs past and present Original

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By Mark Guarino Verified
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Public disapproval over federal agents in the streets, the war in Iran, rising grocery and fuel prices and corruption at the highest levels of government led Dave Specter to organize. For the Chicago blues guitarist, that meant working the phone to invite musicians from throughout the city to stand onstage with him Sunday to sing songs of resistance. “It’s our responsibility as musicians. This is what America’s about,” he said.
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An all-star lineup of Chicago musicians to perform a night of protest songs past and present

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By Mark Guarino Verified
| Flipboard
The musician Ringo Starr knew never belonged in The Beatles: “I never thought he was great” There was never any reason for anyone to poke fun at what Ringo Starr was doing whenever he worked with The Beatles. Sure, the guy never claimed to be …
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That's my voice: Friend of late teen Nolan Wells speaks out on what he saw that day

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By Mark Guarino Verified
| MSN Verified
Mark Guarino A high school friend of Nolan Wells says that a viral video depicting a Fourth of July party at a barrier island off the coast of Mississippi does not depict an argument involving Wells, but actually shows him, he said to ABC News in a broadcast exclusive. Wells, an 18-year-old Mississippi college football player, died following the all-day party on Horn Island, off the coast of Ocean Springs, his hometown.
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