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Bon Jovi

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We’re Halfway There: Bon Jovi’s Quest for Respectability

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Steve Leftridge
/ 7 April 2013
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Sleazed to Meet You, Don’t Forget My Name

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Craig Hayes
/ 11 March 2013
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An Open Letter to Tom Cruise: How to Make a Movie Rock

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Dave Whitaker
/ 24 July 2012
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Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Dead? Again?

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Dave Whitaker
/ 30 May 2012
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Id N’ Ego Killed the Pop Metal Star… and the Alternative Rocker, Too

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Lana Cooper
/ 28 September 2011
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Ray Davies: See My Friends

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John Garratt
/ 3 April 2011
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Pour Some Sugarland on Me: Why Country Music Is the New Classic Rock

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Steve Leftridge
/ 14 April 2010
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Bon Jovi: Bounce

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Nikki Tranter
/ 4 November 2002

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