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Sly Stone says he’s ready to step back into the spotlight

by Greg Kot [Chicago Tribune (MCT)]

[30.Apr.08] :. The phone rings, and it’s Sly Stone. He has brought his own emcee, his daughter Sylvette Phunne Robinson, who ushers in the interview from Los Angeles with a rap about her father. Sly then...

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30 years ago, Sly Stone’s music led the national dialogue on race

by Terry Lawson [Detroit Free Press (MCT)]

[17.Apr.07] :. In 1969, I was summoned to the office of the jewelry store attached to the record store that I managed. The idea was you would come into the record store for a $5 LP and be enticed next door for a...

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The Dick Cavett Show: Rock Icons

by Michael Buening

[26.Aug.05] :. For classic rock fans, the set contains some fascinating moments, and it's a testament to Cavett's willingness to play with format that they don't seem dated.

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