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no agreement of any kind and no record. But there I was, world wide in both mags. I don't know what I can say to describe how weird it was to be nobody and then have that happen....The ads continued to run for 9 weeks doubling in size with each new edition. Half page, three quarter page, full page and so on. By the 8th week the ad ran in
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For some reason, that is still a mystery to me to this day, Tony just started promoting me in
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rights to his songs. For much of the 1970s he was institutionalized or homeless, but eventually achieved sobriety. After 1985, he left the music business completely, and was rumored to be dead for many years. In 2002,
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831:Discography
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703:Ken Handler
695:Frank Zappa
662:Frank Zappa
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512:Los Angeles
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340:cover songs
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306:Frank Zappa
302:Los Angeles
298:the Monkees
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