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Gregg Rolie’s studio work with Journey ended with 1980’s Departure, a triple platinum-selling commercial splash that gave the band its first-ever Top 10 appearance on the
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Thomas Magnum drove into the world when Magnum, P.I. debuted Dec. 11, 1980 on CBS. And he did it behind the wheel of a cherry-red
Joe Cocker’s decorated legacy continues to be celebrated, with the release of the acclaimed documentary Mad Dogs & Englishmen. Originally debuted in theaters in 1971,
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