VINYL CLASSICS

The East LA Revue.com Internet Radio presents VINYL CLASSICS for your listening and entertainment pleasure. We dedicate this effort to expose and educate our listeners to the music, sound, and life style from the days of 33.3 rpm record albums and 45 rpm (revolutions per minute) records. We use the finest diamond tip stylus and the finest turntables available. Many classics albums have never been recorded to digital CDs for and many represent local and regional groups. This exposes a wealth of talent to us now and the ability to share the history and stories of our musical leaders.

We are hosting VINYL CLASSICS to introduce our listeners to more music and music from various sources. You may notice a different tonality to the music. It is a deeper and richer sound with the surface noise intact. The records are in Mono, Stereo, or High Fidelity. We will play the long-playing record albums from start to finish and without interruption, except to flip the album over to the other side. We hope you enjoy and appreciate the music.

Luis Gasca – Born To Love you 

Luis Gasca – Born To Love you 

Gozando with Chico and EastLArevue.com are proud to welcome you to our very popular vinyl classics segment.  This time we visit the San Francisco bay area and the recording on Fantasy records Luis Gasca’s “Born to love you”.  This LP has become a collectors item and it was produced in 1974 by Orrin Keepnews.  It features some wonderful original tunes and some covers of notable Jazz classics. Luis was born in Houston, Texas in 1940 and at the time of this recording had worked with some notable groups and recordings including the first Malo LP, Mongo Santamaria, Janis Joplin, Little Joe y La Familia, Perez Prado, Cal Tjader, Woody Herman, Stan Kenton, Count Basie, Carlos Santana, Van Morrison, The Grateful Dead, George Benson, Joe Henderson, Jefferson Airplane and countless others.  Luis is known for his powerful and melodic sound and his great arrangements and ability to take standards and give them new life.  On this LP Luis works with some great musicians like; Joe Henderson – Tenor Sax, Mark Levine – Acoustic , Electric Piano and Trombone, Joe Gallardo – Trombone, Ray Pizzi – Soprano Sax and Basson, George Duke – Electric Piano, Hadley Caliman – Sax and Flute, John Heard on Bass, Carmelo Garcia – Timbales, Victor Pantoja – Congas and Jack DeJohnette – Drums.  The tunes featured include “A Love Supreme” by John Coltrane, “Search for Peace”, “Just Say Goodbye”, “I was born to love you”, “Dr. Gasca” which was also recorded by the late great Mongo Santamaria.   We hope you enjoy this rare recording from trumpeter, Luis Gasca.   

Chicanos Explode in Concert – Let us Be Heard 

Chicanos Explode in Concert – Let us Be Heard 

Gozando with Chico and EastLArevue.com are proud to welcome you to our vinyl classics segment.  This time we reach into deep into the vaults and pull out a gem of a recording from 1971 on the Mares record label “Chicanos Explode in Concert – Let us Be Heard”.  This is a rare recording of some soulful Chicano groups from East Los Angeles area who each have their own distinctive sound.  This LP was produced by Earl H. Chavez and features the groups “Cold Duck”, “Odyssey”, “T.C. and Friends”, “Thee Vellords”, “Our Generation”, “Freedom Suite” and “Truth”.   The liner notes written by Pablito Gordito explain that this recording was done to document the groups that participated in the East Los Angeles Championship battle of the bands.  These group were the finalist in the fourth annual battle.  “Cold Duck” won first prize and “Thee Vellords” and “Odyssey” were first and second runner-ups.  These were the sounds created by young Chicano musicians who wanted their music to be heard and enjoyed.  This LP represents some classic grooves and we share it with you our supportive and loyal listening audience.

Tierra – Together Again 

Tierra – Together Again

Gozando with Chico and EastLArevue.com are proud to bring you another classic from our library, this time the timeless and classic band from Los Angeles Tierra.  This release from 1981 on Boardwalk records was the follow up recording to the LP “City Nights”.   This LP was recorded in Los Angeles at the Conways Recording Company and mastered at A & M Records in Hollywood.  Tierra at the time of this recording was enjoying huge success with their hits “ Together” and “Gonna Find her” and used this LP to follow up on that success.  Listen to the wonderful composition by Rudy Salas “ Wanna Get together again” and the smooth cover of the Delfonics signature tune “La La Means I love you”.  There are a few nice up tempo numbers like “Tequila”, “Celebrate with Tierra” and “Summer Daze” that allow the band to stretch out and groove with their signature latino sound.  The musicians on this set include: Bobby Navarette – Sax, Flute and Vocals, Phillip Madayag – Drums, Roberto (Bobby) Loya – Trumpet, Flugelhorn & Trombone, Steve Falomir – Bass, Joey Guera – Keyboards and Vocals, Andre Baeza – Congas, Percussion, Rudy Salas – Guitar and Vocals, Steve Salas – Vocals and Timbales.  We hope you enjoy this vinyl classic with your host Mr. Chico        

John Mayall - Live 1971

John Mayall - Live 1971

Welcome to the Vinyl Classics with your host and DJ, Skipper Al right here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio site. The Skipper is anchored down in Chavez Bay and brings us this European Import gem from the Polydor record label. Although, the record was recorded in live in Boston and New York, NA., it was produced in Germany. The import vinyl products from Europe, United Kingdom, and for the most part Japan are top quality and in high demand. You will enjoy a rich and deep tone from vinyl record while enjoying true surround sound.
This presentation is dedicated to Penelope Rae Rose from Skipper Al and the crew here at the radio site. The album is “John Mayall - Jazz Blues Fusion” performed and recorded live in Boston and New York. It was recorded in November 1971 and release in 1972. The album is up-beat and lively, with John Mayall on Harmonica, Vocals, and Guitar. The band musicians include Blue Mitchell, Clifford Solomon, Larry Taylor, Ron Selico, and Freddy Robinson. This is one of our favorites and the song list includes “Country Roads, Mess Around, Good Time Boogie, Change Your Ways, Dry Throat, Exercise in C Minor for Harmonica, Bass, and Shufflers, and Got To Be This Way”.
John Mayall is an English Musician, Singer, and Songwriter. He was born 29 November 1933. In 1970, he relocated from the United Kingdom to North America and continues to perform and produce music. Many of his earlier recordings were on the London record label and we hope to share some of those vinyl classics with you soon. This is Skipper Al here at the Revue Studios in Chavez Bay ready to hoist anchor and sail around to your locations soon.

Recording Time 46m 10s

Back to Oakland - Tower of Power

Back to Oakland - Tower of Power

Tower of Power is an American soul and funk, based horn section and band, originating from Oakland, CA. They have been performing for over 40 years now. The “Back to Oakland” vinyl record album was released in 1974 by Warner Bros. Records. It is Tower of Power’s fourth album and the third release by Warner Bros. record label. The song list for this LP includes Side 1- Oakland Stroke, Don't Change Horses (In The Middle of a Stream), Just When We Start Makin' It, Can't You See (You Doin' Me Wrong), Squib Cakes and Side 2- includes Time Will Tell, Man from the Past, Love's Been Gone So Long, I Got the Chop, Below Us, All the City Lights, and ...Oakland Stroke.
The band members are Lenny Pickett - 1st tenor sax, alto sax, bass sax, soprano sax, flute, alto flute, piccolo, Stephen "Doc" Kupka (The Doctor) - baritone sax, English horn, background vocals, Greg Adams - trumpet, fluegelhorn, orchestra bells, background vocals, Mic Gillette - trumpet, fluegelhorn, trombone, bass trombone, background vocals, Bruce Conte - guitar, background vocals, Chester Thompson - organ, bass pedals, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, clavinet, background vocals, Emilio Castillo - 2nd tenor sax, background vocals, Brent Byars - conga drums, David Garibaldi – drums, Francis Rocco Prestia – bass, and Lenny Williams - lead vocals. Ray Gillette and Kell Houston play trombone on “Time Will Tell:.
One of our favorite groups here on the East LA Revue.com. We have an band photo on the recording studios wall. We are pleased to feature this Vinyl Classic for you, our world-wide listening audience. This is dedicated to our brave men and women in uniform, serving away from home. You are not forgotten.
Tower of Power has been performing for over 40 years now and has released 19 albums, the latest is the new CD titled “Great American Soulbook” with special guests. We highly recommended it. For more information on Tower of Power contact http://www.towerofpower.com/memorabilia/gotham.htm and say hello from the staff and DJs here. Mic Gillette has contacted us on the air and when he visits Southern California. Always a pleasure and great time talking with MG. A big Q-VO to Jeff Eaton, Raider Larry, Al Carlos Hernandez, Jorge Santana, The Kool Katz – Kelly & Art, DJ David in Stockton, and Rey at KKUP in the San Jose and Bay area. Thank you all for stopping by and please check out the other vinyl offering here on the internet jukebox – The East LA Revue.com.

Tango - For Radio Air Play Only

Welcome to this presentation of our Vinyl Classics feature here on the East LA Revue.com Internet site. DJ Sapo presents the long-playing record album “Tango” by the band of the same name. This record was released in 1974 on the A & M record label. Tango band is comprised of four musicians headed by: Mark Guerrero – lead vocals, electric and acoustic guitar, electric piano, piano, and mellotron; Ernie Hernandez – drums, background vocals; Richard Rosas, bass guitar; John Valenzuela, lead guitar, background vocals. The album was produced by Joe Wissert.
This is a classic from the 1970s scene in the Southern California barrio of East Los Angeles. The music on this album is a nostalgic example of the musicians’ style and a sample of the Chicano consciousness of that time. It also marked a developmental time in Mark Guerreros career as he had performed with two other bands in the 1960s, this album was his solo-album. But, due to the record labels insistence that it be a band project and due to the close and groovy vibes with the musicians, the band and record were titled “Tango”. There are ten songs on this 1974 LP including He’s an Artist, Walk on Down, I’m a Human, Allesandro, I’m Brown, Rock & Roll Queen, Wild Night at the Old Rest Home, Brown Hair Growing’, Living Off The Land, and Greenback Blues. All songs are written and arranged by Mark Guerrero.
We hope that you enjoy the sounds of the 1970s and this classic vinyl gem. El Sapo and the East LA Revue.com present these recordings for the nostalgia and historical content. The sound from the Analog recordings gives you a deeper and richer tonality. It is truly 360 surround-sound Stereophonic. The album is also a rarer Promotional Copy from the first pressings. We obtained the copy of the LP from Mark Guerrero. Please visit his web site at http://www.markguerrero.com. The site contains an enormous wealth of the musical history of Mark Guerrero, of his Father the late and great - Lalo Guerrero, and many other facts and treasures from the vaults of the Chicano Musical Library. Check out his archived interviews with Chicano Music Legends and some of the memorabilia. Thanks Mark.  This is Sapo saying so long for now and I hope you enjoyed this Vinyl Classic.

Recording Time 41m 14s.

Ten Golden Years - Brenda Lee

Welcome to another vinyl classic here on the East LA Revue.com with your host and DJ, El Beto-Man. He is here to present an album that was released in 1966 on MCA record label titled “10 Golden Years Brenda Lee”and includes Jambalaya (On the Bayou), Dynamite, Bill Bailey Wont You Please Come Home, Sweet Nothings, I’m Sorry, Fool #1, Dum Dum, All Alone Am I, As Usual, and Too Many Rivers.
Brenda Mae Turpley (born 12.11.1944) is better known as Brenda Lee. Brenda is an American performer, who sang rockabilly, pop and country music who had 37 US chart hits during the 1960s. Her biggest hits were the 1958 “Rockin Around The Christmas Tree” and the 1960 hit “I’m Sorry”. She is a member of the Rock and Roll, Country Music, and Rockabilly halls of fame. She currently lives in Nashville, Tennessee.
El Beto-Man enjoys all of the Brenda Lee Christmas songs and found new treasures listening to this record. This album was released in his birth year so he finds this record release to be good timing. We hope you have also enjoyed this Vinyl Classic. For more information about Brenda Lee, please check out http://www.brendalee.com.
Thank you for your support of the Firme Memories Show and the other segments and DJs here on the East LA Revue.com. Roberto “El Beto-Man” Tijerina can be reached at mechamanual@hotmail.com or at www.RobertoTijerina.com.

Tapestry - Carol King

Dona Pancha digs deep deep into the vaults for this album by Songwriter and Vocalist Carole King. “Tapestry” released in 1971 and a favorite since, has received Four Grammy Awards including Best Album. Featuring Carole King on piano, vocals, and songwriter for all songs; James Taylor on acoustic guitar; and Merry Clayton on ground-up vocals, this Stereo vinyl record has sold an estimated 22 million worldwide. Carol was born in Brooklyn, New York and she continues to perform and help in the communities. The album song list is fantastic and features   I Feel The Earth Move, So Far Away, It’s Too Late, Home Again, Beautiful, Way Over Yonder, You’ve Got A Friend, Where You Lead, Will You Love Me Tomorrow, Smackwater Jack, Tapestry, and Natural Woman. The album has many memories for Dona Pancha and she can remember these songs playing at weddings and parties, the music at the night clubs in Los Angeles, and she remembers the music playing when the veterans were returning from Vietnam. That is part of the enjoyment of listening to record albums and remembering the times that you heard the record play.
So please enjoy this selection and treatment by Dona Pancha and the Clean-up Show here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio.  47m 43s

Landy Nova

De Ahora, Palante Inca Records 1974 SLP1036

Gozando with Chico and EastLArevue.com are proud to present the Vinyl Classics segment with a legendary and rare recording from 1974, Landy Nova and his band  De Ahora, Palante.  This LP was released during the swinging Latin Soul years in New York and features the talents of Landy Nova on Vocals and Piano.  Listen to some of the sweetest Latin Soul ever recorded as Landy brings you some dulce musica.  Landy’s sound encompasses Latin Percussion, Vibes, Guitar and check out the tight arrangements and soulful and beautiful vocal work. This album is a very sought after classic and was re-released briefly on CD in 1997.  Chico remembers playing this album often on his show on KPCC 89.3 FM.  “I even remember the great Poncho Sanchez telling me that his sisters had this album in their collection and it was one of his favorites.”  Poncho told me “Chico not too many people have or know about this album on the West Coast and I wonder what happened to Landy”.  Well thanks to the world of the internet, Landy Nova is doing well these days and he resides in sunny Florida with his familia.  Landy is also a regular listener of EastLArevue.com and he would like to thank all his fans for their support and enjoyment of this music.  He has recorded some new material and a few of the tunes have made their exclusive debut on Gozando with Chico and the Great American Song book.  We hope you enjoy this Latin Soul / Salsa classic from the early 70’s.

El Chicano – Cinco 1974 MCA Records 

Gozando with Chico and EastLArevue.com are proud to present to you another classic recording from our library.  This time we go back in time to the year 1974 and visit the popular Los Angeles based band, El Chicano and their album “Cinco”.  El Chicano broke out into the national music scene with the release of their 1970 debut smash "Viva Tirado." The album, released on MCA records, became a huge success, thanks in part to the chart-topping prowess of its title track.  On this album El Chicano gets into a funky groove visiting some classics and adding their signature mixture of Latin, Rock and Funk.  This LP features the tune “El Cayuco” composed by the late Timbalero and bandleader Tito Puente, “The Latin One” that was used for the movie Donnie Brasco, ”Ahora Si” that was a big hit for New York conguero Ray Barretto, also a nice version of “Little Sunflower” written by Jazz Trumpeter Freddie Hubbard.  Listen to the harmony, the swing and grooves that these pioneers of Latin Rock create on this historic recording.  This recording features the talents of: Bobby Espinosa on Keyboards, Arp and Vocals; Mickey Lespron on Electric and Acoustic 12 string guitar; Enrique Andre Baeza on Congas & Percussion; Hector Rudy Regalado on Timbales, percussion, drums and vocals; Brian Magness on Bass; Jerry Salas on Electric & Acoustic Guitars and Vocals; Eddie Rodriguez on Drums, Percussion and Vocals.  We hope you enjoy the sounds of El Chicano and the album “Cinco”.        

Willie Bobo – A New Dimension

Gozando with Chico and Eastlarevue.com are proud to present you with another classic recording from our library.  This time Mr. Chico brings out one of his favorite recordings from Timbalero / Vocalist the late great Willie Bobo.  This LP A New Dimension recorded in 1968 in New York City features a mixed bag of musical rhythms from Willie and the band.  Actually the mixture of different music idioms is what has made created Willie’s signature sound.  On this recording Willie is working along side long time musical partners Guitarist Sonny Henry and Conguero Victor Pantoja who have been apart of the great Willie Bobo sound for years.  This album allows you the listener to enjoy Willie on vocals with the tunes “Quieres Volver”, “Yellow Days”, “The Look of Love” and to enjoy the vibrant and smooth sound of Willie’s Timbales playing on the tunes “ Lisa”, “Sham Time” , “Psychedelic Blues” and the Hugh Masakela classic “Grazing in the Grass”.  This is vintage Willie Bobo and the groove created on this album is a perfect example of the ability that Willie had to incorporate different elements into his sound.  On this LP you will hear the sound of a complete string section including Violins, cellos, tympanis and even an English Horn and Clarinet.  The other musicians featured include: Chuck Rainey on Bass, Jimmy Owens on Trumpet and Flugelhorn, Kenny Rodgers on Tenor and Alto Sax, Felix Wilkins on Flute, Osvaldo Martinez on Guiro and Campana, John Rodriguez on Bongos and percussion.  We hope you enjoy A New Dimension by the Late Willie Bobo on our vinyl classics segment

Herbert Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - The Lonely Bull

Welcome to this Vinyl Classics presentation here on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio Station. Steven Chavez, Station Manager here to present a long playing record album from the A&M label “The Lonely Bull (El Solo Toro)”by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. This was the TJBs first and A&M record labels first album. It was released in 1962 in Stereo sound. The title song “The Lonely Bull” reached #6 on the national billboards that same year. Albert is the A in A&M.
Due to the success of the song and demand for concert tours, Herb went to Hollywood and assembled the recording and performance group the Tijuana Brass. The group went on to score 5 number 1 hits, 28 record albums on A&M, eight Grammy Awards, fourteen Platinum albums, and fifteen Gold albums.
 The song list on this LP includes the Lonely Bull, El Lobo, Tijuana Sauerkrout, Desafinado, Mexico, Never On Sunday, Struttin’ with Maria, Let It Be Me, Acapulco, Limbo Rock, Crawfish, and A Quiet Tear.
Herbert Alpert is of Israeli - American descent and born in Los Angeles, California. He learned to play the trumpet and other instruments and graduated from Fairfax High School in 1952.  Herb went on and also graduated from the University of Southern California and was a member of the USC Trojan marching band. He later joined the US Army and performed for in military ceremonies. In 1957, he joined with Lou Adler and later D. Moss to form A & M.
* Of significant note to me and maybe others is that none of the members of the group were Latino, Mexican-Americans, ni nada. I was in junior high school when this song came was released and lead to believe that this group was from Tijuana.
Oh well, you learn something everyday y mas on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio. Please check out the other Vinyl Classics and DJ programming. Recording Time 36m 42s

Paul Butterfield Blues Band

Ahoy Mates, this is Skipper Al with my cruiser anchored here in Chavez Bay. It is good to be back off the California coast and in safe harbor. I can log into the East LA Revue.com internet radio station in by boat cruising on the Pacific Ocean. The music is everywhere you want it to be. I enjoy listening to the Vinyl Classics and asked the land-lovers here to share a favorite album of mine “The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (album)”by the same named band. They said that I could do the service myself, so here I be.
This LP was released in 1965 on the Elektra record label. The PB Blues Band featured Paul Butterfield – Harmonica and vocals, Mike Bloomfield – Guitar, Elvin Bishop – Guitar, Mark Naftalin – Organ, Jerome Arnold – Bass Guitar, and Sam Lay – Drums and lead vocals on “Got My Mojo Working”.
The track listing includes Born in Chicago, Shake Your Money Maker, Blues with a Feeling, Thank You Mr. Poobah, I Got My Mojo Working, Mellow Down Easy, Screamin’, Our Love is Drifting, Mystery Train, Last Night, and Look Over Yonder Wall.
Paul Butterfield (December 17, 1942 – May 4, 1987) was an American blues vocalist and harmonica player. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band helped introduce modern Chicago-style blues to mainstream white audiences, along with bands like Cream. The PB Blues Band performed at Woodstock and the Monterey International Pop Festival in the late 1960s.
Well we hope that you have enjoyed the musical experience here on the Vinyl Classics feature on the internet jukebox. This is Skipper Al saying, Chips Ahoy and bidding all a safe cruise.                    Recording Time 40m 42s

Burt Bacharach - Reach Out

Welcome to the Vinyl Classics on the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio Station. “Burt Bacharach: Reach Out” is the first production released by A & M records, featuring his music. Hal David wrote the beautiful lyrics for all these songs that were composed, arranged, conducted, and produced by Burt Bacharach. The vinyl long-playing record album was released in 1967 and remains an excellent source of instrumental versions of their early hits. The record was reissued on CD in the late 1990s. Dionne Warwick sang most of these songs and had many hits written & composed by the Hal David/Burt Bacharach team. Dionne had over 38 songs to her credit by Bacharach/David. She is singing the back ground vocals on this LP. The song list includes Reach Out For Me, Alfie, Bond Street, Are You There (With Another Girl). What The World Need Now Is Love, The Look Of Love, A House Is Not A Home, I Say A Little Prayer, The Windows Of The World, Lisa, and Message To Michael. Many of these songs are on my favorites list. Burt was born in Kansas City, Missouri on May 12, 1928.
This is Steven Chavez, Station Manager and we hope that you enjoy this LP for the songs and for the stereo sound by A & M Records. The tone and fidelity are deeper and richer than the sound from the condensed-sound versions (CDs). Please check out the other vinyl classic offerings and the DJ programming on our Home page and Thank You for logging onto the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio Station. Recording Time 34m 34s

Bo Diddley - New Dimensions

Welcome to another Vinyl Classic here on the East LA Revue.com internet radio station. This is Bo Diddley “New Dimension” on the legendary Chess Record Label. It was produced in 1970 by Bob Gallo and includes a fresh mix of music and attitude by the master guitarist - Bo Diddley.

It was 1970 and the Chess Record Label was looking to produce more records and up-date the action on their musicians. This LP is one such attempt and not a bad one at that. They included four songs by John Fogerty of Credence Clearwater Revival fame (who were tearing up the music charts at that time) and McDaniels (Bo) tune “Pollution”. One thing is consistent and that is the unmistakable sound of Bo Diddley vocals and his interpretations on his electric guitar.

The songs include on Side 1 – The Shape I’m In, I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know, Pollution, and Bad Moon Rising. Side 2 – Down On The Corner, I Said Shutup Woman, Bad Side Of The Moon, Lodi, and Go For Broke (Inst). Recorded in Stereo at Kings Park, New York.

Bo Diddley was born on December 30, 1928 in Mississippi and passed in 2008. He was born Ellas Otha Bates’ he used his adopted surname of McDaniels for a time and later changed his name due to the music business. He is a Grammy Award recipient and inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Lifetime Achievement by the Rhythm and Blues Foundation. His musical style has influenced so many.

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Trini Lopez "Live" at PJs

This is Steven Chavez for the East LA Revue.com Internet Radio here to present a long-playing record album from 1963. This LP is the Trini Lopez “Live at PJs”on the Reprise Record Label and recorded Stereophonic sound. The featured song on this vinyl record, “If I Had A Hammer” reached #2 on the record charts and billboard lists that year. This is Trini at his best, with a live audience.
Trindad Lopez III was born in Dallas, Texas on May 15, 1937. The family struggled to make ends meet.  His Father taught him to play the guitar and he learned the music from his Mother and at family gatherings. He was recognized by many for his talent as a vocalist and musician but he was denied the opportunity because of his Mexican surname and heritage. Trini Lopez refused to change his name and in 1962 was final given his reward with a long term contract from Frank Sinatra’s Reprise record company.
This album is his first long-playing record and has a variety of songs including A-ME-RI-CA, If I Had A Hammer, Bye Bye Blackbird, Cielito Lindo, This Land Is Your Land, What’d I Say, La Bamba, Granada, Medley - Gotta Travel On/Down By The Riverside/Marianne, When The Saints Go Marching In/Volare, and Unchain Your Heart. The music is in Stereophonic and rich in tonality and clarity. This is a nostalgic experience and a good example of the sounds from the early 1960s. We hope that you enjoy the Vinyl Classics here on the internet jukebox.

Recording Time 40m 10s

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