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In 1961, it’s safe to say Ray Charles was at the peak of his powers. His albums and tours were ...
Read More How I Won The War DVD Review: A Fine British Satire
After the success of A Hard Day’s Night and Help!, director Richard Lester tried his hand at making an anti-war ...
Read More Ladies & Gentlemen…The Rolling Stones DVD Review: A Great Introduction to the Band
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Read More Elvis on Tour DVD Review: Presley Goes out on a High Note in his Final Film
In 1972, Elvis Presley was still riding high from the commercial and critical rebirth that started with the ’68 Comeback ...
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