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\nPhiladelphia songwriters<\/b> Bobby and Larson Paine had written it in the late '70s, basing it loosely on a seemingly hateful rant by the L.A. punk band Fear. A live version executed in 1979 in San Francisco …<\/b> The album ended with the Everlys-jangling …<\/b>
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\nRy Cooder stopped touring on a regular basis several years ago, but every so often he likes to play at one of the best<\/b> venues in the country, The Great<\/b> American Music Hall in San Francisco. …<\/b> Cooder's son Joachim on drums; Robert Francis on bass and …<\/b>
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