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Pieces of Me (Lori McKenna album)
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Meyer, CD Review: Lori McKenna – Pieces of Me", Harp, Summer 2002 Michael Tearson , "Off the Beaten Track: Lori McKenna – Pieces of Me", Sing Out!, 46:1
Tower Theater (Pennsylvania)
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Mandel, Jon Takiff, John David Kalodner, together with Ed Sciaky and Michael Tearson from the city's progressive rock radio station WMMR. Bowie and Genesis'
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earliest freeform radio formats, Phase II, in the 1960s. Local DJ Michael Tearson got his start at WXPN in the late 1960s with a radio show The Attic
Gravitational Forces
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Earl Keen", Performing Songwriter, 9:56, September–October 2001, p.16 Michael Tearson , "Off the Beaten Track: Robert Earl Keen – Gravitational Forces", Sing