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was a benefit for No Oil
a band of four young Black men from DC
The founder of the Alabama Gang
features a reference to the song "That's How Grateful We Are" off their 1990 album Slap
which consisted of Kim Godron
Vintage Iggy Pop "TV Eye 1977 Live" RCA poster Sweater was a benefit for NoIn 1978, Iggy Pop released a live record from shows he played the previous year. Pop went solo in 1977, so those were his first shows on his own. But, of course, he was a well established and loved figure in music, as he fronted The Stooges since the late 60s. So after releasing his debut album The Idiot, which was produced by David Bowie, he just kept going. And so RCA released this live album featuring early solo songs and some Stooges songs from a
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