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Dr. John - Live at Rockpalast, 1999 - A RootsWorld Review

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By Michael Stone Verified
| rootsworld.com
Live at Rockpalast 1999 documents a command performance at the Loreley open-air amphitheater by Malcolm “Mac” Rebennack Jr., aka Dr. John. Rockpalast is a live-music TV show broadcast since 1974 by Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR), the archival source for this CD-DVD package, and coincidentally a remarkable cultural institution on its own terms.
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Michael Stone to Appear on Legacy Makers TV

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By Michael Stone Verified
| EIN News
Michael Stone to Appear on Legacy Makers TV FL, UNITED STATES, December 31, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Michael Stone, author, U.S. Army veteran, and youth mentor, is set to appear on Inside Success TV, where he shares how faith, truth-telling, and one influential aunt helped him transform four prison stints and 15 years of incarceration into a 25-year professional career and a mission to guide at-risk youth.
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Letter: Tulsa mayoral recount granted when none was needed

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By Michael Stone Verified
| Tulsa World Verified
What a ridiculous waste of taxpayer resources. In typical MAGA fashion, former Tulsa mayor candidate Brent VanNorman requested a recount where none was needed. Now the taxpayers are on the hook for nearly $40,000 in unnecessary expenditures. Voters, remember this, should he ever decide to run for elective office in the future. Letters to the editor are encouraged. Send letters to go.tulsaworld.com/submitletter.
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