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Show notes:
Shakedown Street (Grateful Dead parking lot market)
Live Nation announces it will drop merch cuts and pay $1,500 stipend to all club acts
Taylor Swift Sells a Rainbow of Vinyl Albums. Fans Keep Buying Them.
Adele in Munich
Robert Fripp: The Guitar Circle
Robert Fripp merch
Handmade by Toyah & Robert
Cameo - Robert Fripp videos
I thought Bob Dylan had fallen in love with me – then he asked me for $5,000
Episode #74 – Jeffrey Norman on Restoring, Mixing, and Mastering the Grateful Dead
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