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21The Everly Brothers — The Everly Brothers, Phil (left) and Don Background information Born Don Everly February 1, 1937 (1937 02 01) …
22The Rag — Pioneering Underground Paper from Austin = The Rag was an underground paper published in Austin, Texas from 1966 1977. The sixth member of the Underground Press Syndicate, The Rag was one of the most influential of the early underground papers …
23Late Modernism — encompasses the overall production of most recent art made between the aftermath of World War II and the early years of the 21st century. The terminology often points to similarities between late modernism and post modernism although there are… …
24The Delltones — Current members of The Delltones Background information Genres Vocal Harmony, Rock and Roll, Doo wop …
25The Perfumed Garden (radio show) — The Perfumed Garden was the title given by John Peel to his 1967 late night programme on the British pirate radio station, Radio London. After several years of work in US commercial pop radio, Peel joined the station in March 1967, on returning… …
26The Mavis Bramston Show — Format Satire, comedy Starring Gordon Chater Carol Raye Barry Creyton Miriam Karlin Noeline Brown Ronnie Stevens Ron Frazer Bryan Davies June Salter Reg Livermore …
27The La's — Promotional photograph of The La s in 1990. L to R: Lee Mavers, Peter Cammy Camell, Neil Mavers and John Power Background information Origin …
28The Twilights (band) — The Twilights were the leading Australian pop music group of the mid to late 1960s. Alongside The Easybeats and The Masters Apprentices the band are regarded as one of the most significant Australian groups of the period and renowned for their… …
29The Library Policeman — is a novella by author Stephen King. It is the third story in his anthology series, Four Past Midnight . It tells of Sam Peebles and his battle against an age old fear.Plot summarySam Peebles is a realtor and insurance salesman in Junction City,… …
30The Autobiography of Malcolm X — The Autobiography of Malcolm X   First edition …
