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of music. His mother tried to act ^
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n town. However, his first ments but mail
mces in Los Angeles we- his guitars,
cactly pleasant ones. Even though
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id bottle-washer, announcer, tour dates, he cr<
lan, and then sometimes I career success. "
open shows when the first got a geat deal <
n't show up." Jagger and the
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ance to come, he learned came to LA (
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lessie Fuller and others. Later on, Jag
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be the eventual precursor to Europe by help
pularity boom' in the '70s. tour and setting 1
as during this time that his Currently, 1
hedule began to fill, not to American tour.
>n his recording contracts ance at the Kog<
'olumbia, Warner Brothers tonight, he has f
ystal Clear Records. He also nia and other ar<
ed the soundtrack for the for the general
Sounder. USC students
al's unique style was the show is being sp
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lanty and endless vsdits
others for his lewing
t .u 1\ t works of art
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Vlahal is on an '
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public and $4 fo. he saidducl6
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d USC art Professor
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many people have the
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iffairs, the USC auction
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O'Neil, art departnan.
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Cilella, director of the
Museum of Art, and
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