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Monday, 26 March 2018
THOM THE WORLD POET: The Daily Poem
Rob Ayling, yer Gonzo Grande Fromage, writes:"Thom the World poet is an old mate of mine from way back in my history. Even pre-dating Voiceprint, when I was running "Otter Songs" and Thom's poetry tapes and guest appearances with Daevid Allen, Gilli Smyth and Mother Gong are well known and highly regarded. It just felt right to include a daily poem from Thom on our Gonzo blog and when I approached him to do so, he replied within seconds!!! Thom is a great talent and just wants to spread poetry, light and positive energy across the globe. If we at Gonzo can help him do that - why not?
TWO PARADES MEET ON THE
STREET
One went to walls and wars
One went to love and peace
I took the road less traveled
and am still here to
speak
Two parades passed by my
street
One a military culture with
instruments of doom and defeat
the other exultant with
this happiness of which i speak
i took the smiling path
/and feel Blessed
by who we are and what we
feel and see
Two marches strode up my
streets
One in uniform ,silent and
obedient
The other a raggle taggle
band of colorfilled gypsies
Rainbow curved and
deliciously sweet
i took the curving path/and
avoided the IEDs
Two paths present
themselves for our attention
One is death which i almost
forgot to mention
The other is LIFE,beaming
like a radio station
Community of
course,volunteer,small,precious and autonomous
You are that path.I am
grateful to walk with you
In peace and harmony,and
civilian culture,too!
IAIN MATTHEWS NEWS
Matthews Southern Comfort
In ´80s a snarky joke went something like, One valley
girl asks another, Did you know that Paul McCartney was in a band before Wings?
That came to mind when I became aware that Iain Matthews (an original member of
Fairport Convention) had a new recording with his group Matthews
Southern ...
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YES NEWS
YES – 50th Anniversary Tour – Brighton
Centre 21st March 2018
But my misgivings soon disappeared shortly into the
opening number 'Yours Is No Disgrace' from 'The Yes Album', after the obligatory
intro music of Stravinsky's 'Firebird Suite'. Guitarist Steve Howe and drummer
Alan White are the remaining two from that lineup, with White's
contribution limited to the ...
Yes review: 'Kudos to Steve Howe as he
showed no signs of ageing with his nimble and intricate ...
Opening what was to be a mammoth set with Siberian
Khatru, the inventive Yes seamlessly flowed into South Side Of The Sky before
taking a short breather to introduce themselves to the audience, during in which
they reserved a heartfelt tribute to founding bassist Chris Squire who
was ever-present in ...
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STEVE IGNORANT IN THE NEWS
Steve Ignorant on live records,
Crass, and saving lives
Steve Ignorant is a punk rock champion - though,
being the kind of guy he is, he'd dismiss the title as mere flattery. A founding
member and vocalist of Crass, Ignorant was substantial in not only kicking off
the anarcho-punk movement itself, but helped forged a sound and line-of-thought
that reverberates ...
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Sunday, 25 March 2018
THE GONZO TRACK OF THE DAY: Buddhist Hymn
Being Sunday I always post sacred music. The name of the deity may change, or even the deity Him/Herself but the spirit remains the same.
THOM THE WORLD POET: The Daily Poem
Rob Ayling, yer Gonzo Grande Fromage, writes:"Thom the World poet is an old mate of mine from way back in my history. Even pre-dating Voiceprint, when I was running "Otter Songs" and Thom's poetry tapes and guest appearances with Daevid Allen, Gilli Smyth and Mother Gong are well known and highly regarded. It just felt right to include a daily poem from Thom on our Gonzo blog and when I approached him to do so, he replied within seconds!!! Thom is a great talent and just wants to spread poetry, light and positive energy across the globe. If we at Gonzo can help him do that - why not?
REMOTE VIEWING
With Akashic Records,some claim to see
both future and past
Many have experimented with Remote
Viewing,
wherein and whereby you can see your
"enemy"over huge distances
Science Fiction is almost fact,with
human/robot interactions
that annex our possible futures.But we
are not (yet)robots
Our Intelligence is (not
yet)Artificial.And while we have a choice
we are not yet connected to the
Matrix.Two parades ahead of us-
METROPOLIS-or I,ROBOT.Our human movie
has yet to be screened
Come in Asimov,Clarke,Heinlein,Philip
K Dick..
We are not (yet)BLADE RUNNERS..nor
their sequel(s)
Friday, 23 March 2018
Gonzo Weekly #279
Gonzo Weekly #279
THE DIGI-ME-DO ISSUE
In this magnificently peculiar issue, The immortal and happily visible Mr
Biffo has a new TV project and needs OUR help, Alan reviews Lady Sybil Grey,
Doug concludes his series on Split Enz, John loves the new Cary Grace album, and
Jeremy goes to see the Handsome Family, while Jon reads a book about The
Beatles. Wot, another one?
#Hail Eris!
And there are radio shows from Strange Fruit, AND Mack Maloney, AND Friday
Night Progressive, there are columns from all sorts of folk including Neil
Nixon, Kev Rowlands, Roy Weard, C J Stone, and Mr Biffo AND the irrepressible
Corinna. There is also a collection of more news, reviews, views, interviews and
southern dibblers who have gone for a snooze (OK, nothing to do with small
marsupials who have probably got hangovers and have decided to have a little
rest, but I got carried away with things that rhymed with OOOOS) than you can
shake a stick at. And the best part is IT's ABSOLUTELY FREE!!!
This issue features:
Leslie Charteris, Gerald Durrell, Lawrence Durrell, Digitiser, Mr Biffo,
Paul Rose, John & Yoko, Ed Sheeran,great crested newts, Ringo Starr,
Orbital, Glenn Hughes, Roger Daltrey, music piracy, David Bowie, Strange Fruit,
Friday Night Progressive, Mack Maloney's Mystery Hour, Charles Kofi Amankwaa
Mann, Sudan, Killjoy (Frank Pucci), José Juan Piñero González, Alfred Lynn (aka
Allah Real) Laurence Cleary, Katie Boyle, Lady Saunders (born Caterina Irene
Elena Maria Imperiali di Francavilla), Peter "Mars" Cowling, Tony Klinger,
Billion Dollar Babies, Man, Delius, Vaughan Williams, Edward Elgar, Jeremy
Smith, The Handsome Family, Doug Harr, Split Enz, Alan Dearling, Lady Sybil
Grey, Simon Boyd, John Brodie-Good, Cary Grace, Kev Rowland, Testament, X-Panda,
Ammouri, Anti-Flag, Armed Cloud, Babylon A.D., Band of Rain, Beast in Black,
Betontod, C.J. Stone, Hawkwind, Captain Rizz, Jon Downes, The Wild Colonial Boy,
Martin Springett, Margaret Hunt, The Beatles, Barry Manilow, Lemmy, Motorhead,
Neil Nixon, Five Starcle Men
And the last few issues are:
Issue 278 (The Beatles)
Issue 277 (Auld Man's Baccie)
Issue 276 (Dukes of the Orient)
Issue 275 (Martin Gordon)
Issue 274 (Steve Took)
Issue 273 (Live Dead 69)
Issue 272 (George Butler)
Issue 271 (Mark E Smith)
Issue 270 (Eric Clapton)
Issue 269 (Narnia)
Issue 267-8 (Happy New Year)
Issue 265-6 (The Who)
Issue 264 (John McLaughlin)
Issue 263 (The magic Band)
Issue 262 (DikMik)
Issue 261 (Leonard Cohen)
Issue 260 (Amsterdam Squat Festie)
All issues from #70 can be downloaded at www.gonzoweekly.com if you prefer.
If you have problems downloading, just email me and I will add you to the Gonzo
Weekly dropbox. The first 69 issues are archived there as well. Information is
power chaps, we have to share it!
You can download the magazine in pdf form HERE:
SPECIAL NOTICE: If you, too, want to unleash the power of your inner rock
journalist, and want to join a rapidly growing band of likewise minded weirdos
please email me at jon@eclipse.co.uk The more the merrier really.
* The Gonzo Daily is a two way process. If you have any news or want to
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raining. See you tomorrow...
* The Gonzo Daily is - as the name implies - a daily online magazine
(mostly) about artists connected to the Gonzo Multimedia group of companies. But
it also has other stuff as and when the editor feels like it. The same team also
do a weekly newsletter called - imaginatively - The Gonzo Weekly. Find out about
it at this link: www.gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.co.uk
* We should probably mention here, that some of our posts are links to
things we have found on the internet that we think are of interest. We are not
responsible for spelling or factual errors in other people's websites. Honest
guv!
* Jon Downes, the Editor of all these ventures (and several others) is an
old hippy of 58 who - together with a Jack Russell called Archie, an infantile
orange cat named after a song by Frank Zappa, and two half grown kittens, one
totally coincidentally named after one of the Manson Family, purely because she
squeaks, puts it all together from a converted potato shed in a tumbledown
cottage deep in rural Devon which he shares with various fish. He is ably
assisted by his lovely wife Corinna, his bulldog/boxer Prudence, his elderly
mother-in-law, and a motley collection of social malcontents. Plus.. did we
mention Archie and the Cats?
FRANK ZAPPA NEWS
Dweezil Zappa is keeping the legacy of
Frank Zappa alive on Choice Cuts Tour
Until then, his exposure to music had been limited to
whatever his father, Frank Zappa, was either working on or
listening to for enjoyment. So what did he think of the radio? “It was a very
strange situation,” he says. “I was listening, thinking, 'Where's the rest of
it? Where are all the other instruments and ...
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Frank Zappa is considered to be one of the most influential rock musicians of the late twentieth century. Between the start of his career in the late fifties and his death in 1993 he recorded and rele..
On September 19, 1985, Frank Zappa testified before the United States Senate Commerce, Technology, and Transportation committee, attacking the Parents Music Resource Center or PMRC, a music organizati..
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Frank Zappa is considered to be one of the most influential rock musicians of the late twentieth century. Between the start of his career in the late fifties and his death in 1993 he recorded and rele..
On September 19, 1985, Frank Zappa testified before the United States Senate Commerce, Technology, and Transportation committee, attacking the Parents Music Resource Center or PMRC, a music organizati..
SF 249 – 11 MARCH 2018 – PSYCHIC LEMONS
Strange Fruit is a unique two-hour radio show exploring the world of underground, strange and generally neglected music. All shows are themed and all shows set out to give the most hardened of sound-hounds some new delight to sample.
The show is also unique in providing homework for undergraduate students on North West Kent College’s Foundation Degree in Professional Writing (who dig up many of the odd facts featured in the links between tracks).
Neil Nixon, the founder and presenter of the show has released a book about rare albums for Gonzo Multimedia.
The show is broadcast on Miskin Radio every Sunday from 10-00-midnight.
SF 249 – 11 MARCH 2018 – PSYCHIC LEMONS
July: Dandelion Seeds
Mya P-B Knitted Jumper Dream
Plan C: Killa Instrumental
Psychic Lemon: TickTok
Parliament: Up for the Downstroke
Memphis Jug Band: Cocaine Habit Blues
David Crosby: Cowboy Movie
Shakin’ Stevens: Suffer Little Children
Trinity Ward: Hymn of a Sorrowful Mind
Psychic Lemon: Death Cult Blues
Amelia: Voodoo Doll
Strange Lullaby: Fly on Sister, Play on Brother
Dirtmusic: Be de Sen Soyle
Sister Janet Mead: He is King
The Tits: Daddy is my Pusher
Genesis: The Carpet Crawlers
Brian Eno: The Ship
Etta James: Stormy Weather
Psychic Lemon: Good Cop Bad Cop
Fuzzbox: Console Me
Sir Harry Secombe: Jerusalem
THOM THE WORLD POET: The Daily Poem
Rob Ayling, yer Gonzo Grande Fromage, writes:"Thom the World poet is an old mate of mine from way back in my history. Even pre-dating Voiceprint, when I was running "Otter Songs" and Thom's poetry tapes and guest appearances with Daevid Allen, Gilli Smyth and Mother Gong are well known and highly regarded. It just felt right to include a daily poem from Thom on our Gonzo blog and when I approached him to do so, he replied within seconds!!! Thom is a great talent and just wants to spread poetry, light and positive energy across the globe. If we at Gonzo can help him do that - why not?
IF YOU ARE JAZZ
YOU ARE ALIVE&WELL
You have stories in sound to tell
You have stories in sound to tell
You may have a personal
hell
Yet the Heavens you scatter like rich
bank notes
Make the world around you
float
You enter a higher state of
consciousness
when you improvise your
life.
The only rule is-STAY
ALIVE!
Once you leave this life
a new one will be created over
yours
Sculptures and statues that do not
sing
just connote the brilliance you had
once upon a rhyme
The only First and Last Commandment is
always
STAY ALIVE!IMPROVISE!
TONY KLINGER REVIEW
http://www.seaoftranquility.org/reviews.php?op=showcontent&id=20798
Klinger. Tony: The Who and I (book)
Tony Klinger is a British film director/producer and author, who has worked on such films as 'Get Carter', 'Gold', 'Shout at the Devil', Deep Purple's 'Rises Over Japan', and The Who's 'The Kids Are Alright'. The Who and I documents the authors tumultuous time working with The Who and their management team on the creation of 'The Kids Are Alright' film, the late '70s documentary that chronicled the then 10 + year career of the band. Originally titled Twilight of the Gods: My Adventures with The Who, this latest edition changes the title and adds some extra & recent content from the author, as he continues to reflect on this turbulent time in his life, a motion picture that seemed doomed from the start but miraculously got made and actually came out pretty damn good. While some might deem Klinger's words here as a bit of sour grapes, and wish that the author would just drop all the hard feelings from events that took place over 40 years ago, it still makes for a fascinating read. His regular run-ins with Who manager Bill Curbishley, battling for the director's role with Jeff Stein (which he eventually succumbed to and took on the Producer's role), his alliance with Executive Producer Sydney Rose, and of course the crazy interactions with the band themselves, Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, and John Entwistle, all make for chilling entertainment. Chapter 12, 'Shooting Keith Moon: Looney Tunes', is worth the price of admission alone. Here, the author goes into great detail a week long shoot at Moon's house and about, describing the drummer's now legendary slide into oblivion in graphic terms, yet by the end of the book he charmingly refers to Keith as the one member of the band who really enjoyed being around, despite his many demons & excesses. This is an account of rock & roll debauchery and excess at its most harrowing.
Through it all, you'll get first hand accounts of all the stops & starts of the film, the funding issues, the battles between the author and the director & management, and a myriad of other unbelievable tales. But hey, it's rock 'n' roll right? These things do happen, but the important thing is a legendary film was eventually made and released. If you are a fan of 'The Kids Are Alright' film, this is a must read. Not so much a book about The Who, but of course they are deeply involved in the overall story. Sadly, Moon would pass away before the film was released, but you can read about some of his final months here, and watch the movie for a look at him throughout his short but meteoric life.
GALAHAD NEWS
Galahad, John Hackett Band and
Comedy Of Errors For Danfest 8
Galahad take pole position on the Saturday, with
the John Hackett Band also in the evening slot. I Am The Manic Whale, Orange
Clocks and Red Jasper will appear for the Saturday afternoon session. As usual
the event takes place at The Musician in Leicester. Tickets are priced at £30
for the whole ...
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Thursday, 22 March 2018
FAIRPORT CONVENTION NEWS
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'Iconic' full line up revealed for
Fairport's Cropredy Convention
'Iconic' full line up revealed for Fairport's Cropredy
Convention ... This year's Fairport's Cropredy Convention is to be
one of the most iconic yet as the Beach Boys' co-founder Brian Wilson headlines
the opening ... Thursday opens with host band Fairport Convention who
will play a short welcome set.
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Brian Wilson to play Pet Sounds LP at
Cropredy Convention
The Thursday will be opened by host band Fairport
Convention who will play a short set followed by Smith & Brewer, Police
Dog Hogan Oysterband and Brian Wilson. On Friday, Cropredy will open with a set
by the BBC Young Folk Award winner followed by Midnight Skyracer, The Travelling
Band, ...
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ANOTHER BUNCH OF WONDROUS STORIES FROM THE YES CAMP
Trevor Horn rejoins Yes for 50th
anniversary shows
Yes are set to be rejoined by former front man Trevor
Horn for their upcoming 50th anniversary tour dates in London. The 'Roundabout'
rockers are on the road to mark five decades as a group - which currently
features Steve Howe, Alan White, Geoff Downes, Billy Sherwood and
Jon Davison - and ...
“Clap” – Watch a 1972 Steve Howe
Performance of this Essential Yes Instrumental
In August of 1969, on the occasion of his first son's
birth, guitarist Steve Howe composed his first piece, a solo guitar
instrumental. When he presented it to his band mates in the progressive rock
group Yes, singer Jon Anderson suggested a title: “Clap.” Howe recorded the
piece live at the Theatre in ...
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TONY KLINGER REVIEW
http://annecarlini.com/ex_
| Book Reviews |
 'The Who &
I'By: Tony Klinger Description: Tony Klinger, renowned producer of The Who's "The Kids Are Alright" film, has started a PledgeMusic campaign for "The Who and I" Box Set, Book and Memorabilia. The Box Set contains Tony's new book "The Who and I," an audio book / CD, reproduced memorabilia, and a reproduction of "The Kids Are Alright" press kit and photos! Verdict: For those not in the know, Tony Klinger is a British film-maker, author and media executive. He began his career as Assistant Director on The Avengers in the 1960s, directed several rockumentaries and headed media companies both in the UK and the USA. Angry management, crazy people, women jumping naked out of giant cakes, fireworks going off in your hand, trips to the Pleasure Chest, run in's with Steve McQueen, afternoon teas with Ringo Starr, drunken sessions with Rick Danko of The Band, hotels demanding money up front before they checked in, travelling, constantly travelling, all the while trying to juggle schedules, money and egos, that’s what Tony Klinger remembers from his time with the Who when he was making a film, “The Kids are Alright” with, for and about them! The packaging of “The Who & I “project accurately and faithfully represents the flavor of the project and the time they originally created the film, “The Kids are Alright”, and so that forms the central themes of this wondrous new project. Reading just the book alone and you instantly know why Klinger felt compelled after all this time to bring it forth to the Who fans, and indeed fans of music, in general. "I want to tell this story, because there are so many of us, you and me included, who love rock music and film, who should know what really goes on, and this book tells it like it is," Klinger himself explains. "The Who are the icons of both the sight and sound of My Generation. They sounded and looked angry and it wasn’t an act. The Who were among those who invented Mod England, which forced the world look up and pay attention." "Their energy demanded your focus, whether it was Townshend’s duck walk borrowed with love from Chuck Berry, his skinny whirling arms bashing out the chords, or Roger Daltrey swinging his microphone, more a weapon as he marched to the beat punched out by the bass played with metronomic intensity by the Ox, John Entwistle or the only drummer I ever saw who could lead a melody line, the maniacal Keith Moon." "And then when you got past the image there was the music, that brilliant, original and fantastic music. How could such sounds spring out of such chaos? The answer is that it’s the chaos that creates those sounds, that environment which enables a different view, a special sideways on look at our world that is so dynamic, true and genuine that we all have to take notice." “The Who, maybe more than any other group epitomise that special rock lifestyle of danger mixed with brilliance to create a bubble of such power that we all want to see and listen and share."  Reading this incredibly detailed and insightful new book from Klinger and one learns things from the very off. Such as “The Who & I” was originally known as “Twilight of the Gods”. See, there you go, betcha didn't know that now, did ya! Within Klinger's words you sense that The Who weren't just band members that he was hired to control, to babysit, moreover they were a group of young men that took to one another (Klinger inclusive) in a way that allowed very special, and genuine times to flow. Klinger talks about the band members still with us and rather lovingly about those that, in his own words, "... no longer get to go on stage because they’re playing bass and drums with the celestial choir." Via this PledgeMusic campaign noted above and within the link below, you can buy, and for just £49.99 the Limited Edition Box Set, signed and numbered by Tony Klinger, along with just the book detailed above, a One Off Original Tour Jacket, a Reproduction "The Kids Are Alright" signed A1 Film Poster, and many other really cool things. PledgeMusic Campaign Link |
THOM THE WORLD POET: The Daily Poem
Rob Ayling, yer Gonzo Grande Fromage, writes:"Thom the World poet is an old mate of mine from way back in my history. Even pre-dating Voiceprint, when I was running "Otter Songs" and Thom's poetry tapes and guest appearances with Daevid Allen, Gilli Smyth and Mother Gong are well known and highly regarded. It just felt right to include a daily poem from Thom on our Gonzo blog and when I approached him to do so, he replied within seconds!!! Thom is a great talent and just wants to spread poetry, light and positive energy across the globe. If we at Gonzo can help him do that - why not?
DRAWING YOUR ATTENTION
TO THIS MOST PERFECT SPRING
DAY
Away from exploding bombers and vain
Presidents
Away from distractive
entertainments
Away from wars and walls and
want
Go right now to your Spring
Garden
If you have none,create
one!
Permaculture if in city
Earth bound where earth
abounds
Plant the seeds of future
forests
Let fruit trees bloom in
abundance
Reinvent Johnny Appleseed and John
Bunyan
Let Spring be loose,wild,feral,free and
unaffiliated!
Let this moment be as green and growing
as your Imagi/Nation
Reclaim back your time and eyes and
heart and soul and mind
Walk out into your Spring
Garden.Look!and see what you can find..
Wednesday, 21 March 2018
MORE WONDROUS STORIES ABOUT YES
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Yes review – prog-rock giants take
virtuosic tour through golden oldies
There's Yes featuring (original singer) Jon
Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman. Then there's this one, kept going
(after founding bassist Chris Squire's death in 2015), by guitarist Howe and
drummer Alan White, whose back surgery has left him unable to perform for long.
The rival band have ...
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Review: Yes, Sage Gateshead
The virtuosity of guitarist Steve Howe's playing remains
as good as ever – his acoustic playing on 'Mood For A Day', for example, was a
joy - and singer Jon Davison, unphased by the high notes, proved an excellent
replacement for Jon Anderson. Billy Sherwood filled the late Chris
Squire's shoes on ...
Yes, “Without Hope You Cannot Start the
Day” from Union (1991): YESterdays
Elias played the piano passages after the ones submitted
by Rick Wakeman were deemed unsuitable for the song by the producer and
Jon Anderson. Elias felt that Wakeman's piano flourishes distracted from the
main theme. Steve Howe is again absent from a Yes song. He never submitted parts
of the ...
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THOM THE WORLD POET: The Daily Poem
Rob Ayling, yer Gonzo Grande Fromage, writes:"Thom the World poet is an old mate of mine from way back in my history. Even pre-dating Voiceprint, when I was running "Otter Songs" and Thom's poetry tapes and guest appearances with Daevid Allen, Gilli Smyth and Mother Gong are well known and highly regarded. It just felt right to include a daily poem from Thom on our Gonzo blog and when I approached him to do so, he replied within seconds!!! Thom is a great talent and just wants to spread poetry, light and positive energy across the globe. If we at Gonzo can help him do that - why not?
WHEN WAL-MART CLOSED DOWN IN LAMESA
]75 PEOPLE LOST THEIR ONLY JOBS
The town lost a major
resource
Like when their Drive-in finally
closed
Icons are important(as are
jobs)
Malls are slashing/stores are
closing
TOYS R US in debt for too
long
Bankruptcy is their Future
Song
And Retail Therapy is up
against AMAZON
Beware The Drones!Beware
the PRIME!
People need to work to
live
Wage justice is what we
need to give. link.
·
bloomberg.com
The spillover
from retailer debt will flow far and wide across the
economy.
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